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🥋 Jiu-Jitsu Is My Life Filter (Tell Me I’m Not Crazy 😂)
Is it just me… or does anybody else relate Jiu-Jitsu to literally everything in life? 😂 Like when the day starts going sideways… Deals fall through. Plans don’t work out. Energy feels off. And I catch myself thinking… “Ahhh. This is just bottom position.” And what do we do on bottom? We don’t panic. We don’t explode randomly. We don’t give up. We frame. We breathe. We retain guard. We look for the sweep. 👊 Same thing when life hits you with a bad break. Car breaks down. Unexpected bill. Argument. Disappointment. That’s just getting swept. Cool. Protect your neck. Recover guard. Recompose. Go again. Jiu-Jitsu has literally rewired how I process adversity. It’s hard to spiral when you’ve been smashed under side control by a 280lb purple belt and survived. 😂 Philllllllll Pressure becomes normal. Discomfort becomes data. Chaos becomes opportunity. Mount? Stay calm. Back taken? Hand fight and defend. Down on points? Adjust and execute. Life is no different. Bad season? Retain your guard. Business slow? Look for the underhook. Momentum gone? Create a scramble. I genuinely believe if more people trained Jiu-Jitsu, they’d handle life better. Because you learn one powerful thing: You are never out of the fight unless you quit. Tell me I’m not the only one who thinks like this. Does Jiu-Jitsu leak into your mindset everywhere else too? Let’s hear it 👇🥋
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Yes, big changes of habits works by changing some small habit that you do differently. Bjj for me is something where I wanna learn to take it easy, breath with control and work systematically. have just started bjj, and I understood it’s a common beginners mistake to breathe heavily because you think you should be 100% activated. That’s not the way, because you lose your breath quickly then. When you learn that, things get better outside the tatami also.
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Torbjörn Strand
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Coach for men who want to live on their own terms

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