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ANNOUNCEMENT 📣
Raising the Standard This space is evolving. This Daru Strong Club was never meant to be a content feed or motivational fluff. It exists for people who want to train to a higher standard physically, mentally, and spiritually. Going forward, this is no longer a low-barrier entry point. It is the starting line for deeper work. Because of that, new members will now join at $79/month only (no tiers) starting next week. If you’re already here, nothing changes. You’re locked in at your current rate. You earned that by being early and aligned with the mission. What to expect inside: - Clear doctrine, not noise - Training and discipline as a way of life - Early access to workshops and intensives - Priority consideration for the new Right of Passage program This isn’t about growing numbers. It’s about raising the standard. If you’re here, you belong here. If you’re new and feel called to the work, the door is open — intentionally.
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Daru Strong Club — How to Navigate & Win Every Day
Welcome to the Daru Strong Club. This is your training ground for total human optimization—mind, body, and spirit. The goal is simple: build discipline, stack small wins, and grow with a community that holds you to a higher standard. Inside, you’ll post daily, track progress, learn, and get direct coaching in live Q&As. Below is your clear, step-by-step playbook. Save it. Use it. Live it. Quick Orientation (what’s where) - Home / Community Feed: Daily posts, announcements, wins, and conversations. - Classroom / Courses: Programs, templates, and resources. - Calendar / Events: Live Q&A schedule and upcoming sessions. - Members: Connect, DM, and form accountability squads. - Search: Find posts, topics, or answers fast (use keywords like “ruck,” “nutrition,” “mindset”). - Notifications / DMs: Turn on notifications so you don’t miss live calls, replies, or tags. Tip: Pin important posts (rules, starter guides, templates) and follow the “Announcements” category. Daily Operating System (Mon–Sun) Do these in order. They take 10–15 minutes and set the tone for your day. 1) Affirmations (post in Affirmations) When: First thing in the morning—before life gets loud. Why: Prime your nervous system, align intention with action. How: Keep it short, specific, and identity-based. Template: - I am ______ (identity you’re building) - Today I will ______ (one non-negotiable action) - I reject ______ (distraction or vice)Example:“I am a disciplined father and athlete. Today I will complete my training block and 20 minutes of mobility. I reject excuses.” 2) Public Journal (post in Public Journal) When: Morning or midday. Why: Transparency creates accountability; clarity beats motivation. How: Three prompts—keep it real. Template: - What I’m feeling / thinking: ______ - What I’m focused on today: ______ - Obstacle & plan: ______ → ______Example:“Feeling under-recovered. Focus: hydration + protein. Obstacle: late meetings → Plan: train at 6 pm, prep shake at 5:30.”
Lifting for BJJ
Hi all, I would like to know from everybody who does BJJ and competes(or not) what your lifting approach is. I see a lot of different things like a pure bodybuilding approach, conjugate and a mix of different things. What are your experiences with this? Personally i tried a lot of different things but it feels like a blended low volume approach works the best for me. 3 x Full Body Dynamic Warmup Plyometric/Ballistics (2 x lower, 1 x upper) Power/Movement (2 x lower, 1 x upper) 7 Strength/Hypertrophy movements 2 sets each mostly in the 5-8 range till failure. Conditioning finisher (row/ski erg/sled) Daily ten minutes mobilty 1 x long mobility session 1 x aerobic work Arround 5 BJJ sessions. I work from from home and have a big gym next to my home so I have the luxury to do a lot of thing throughout the week. I wonder what your experiences are with lifting for BJJ, and off course recommendations are always welcome as the learning never ends.
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Failing
Right now I am failing. Failing myself in ten years. Failing to live up to my vision of myself. Failing to perform on a simple level. Failing to be intentional. Failing to do the work. I have not trained in any way in the last few days. I have made to many unhealthy choices. I must change that. I know what needs to be done. I have allowed myself to slip. I will not make excuses. I will not sugar coat this. I have already made up my mind to change. I will not turn back. I will not allow myself to continue slipping. Tomorrow is a new day. I will begin training again tomorrow. if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. I have been planning to fail as I have had no direction with my training and have fallen off a a result. I will select a program tomorrow and begin to execute again. I have a long way to go. It’s time to get back on course. I am challenged by everyone here. Keep it up. You have helped me clearly identify my failure. You have given me hope beyond the weakness I am battling right now. If someone else can do it, so can I. Thank you all. Make today count.
NEW COURSE ANNOUNCEMENT
Tomorrow’s lecture will be with Coach Wyatt Griffith on Tactical S&C if your in the Premium tier you will have access to the live call tomorrow at 10:30am for Q&A. All tiers will have access to recording after.
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