For me, it's going to be about training in a gi but gripping as little as possible. I've been putting too much strain on my fingers for years and I'm starting to pay the price. After a session in a gi, my hands hurt. But after a grappling session, though, they're okay. So this week I'm going to train once in a gi, but I'm going to try to grip almost nothing.

Awesome. I'll look into it right away. I took private lessons with Jack and learned so much… An exceptional teacher. 👍

Leg Ride. Without his legs, the opponent cannot generate force, whether for bridging, pushing, etc. And the Leg Ride makes it easy to have underhooks, Dagestan handcuff...etc

Came across this one today and thought it suit well my jiu jitsu mindset: "The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak."

Just found this one...love it: "Beginners work on advanced moves. Advanced people work on expert moves. Experts work on the basics."

No worries, here in France we'll be switching to summer time in a few weeks too. So it'll go back to normal time for me.