I just spent my Christmas cash on Mastering the Twister, my resolution for the next year is to improve my jiu jitsu, finally earn a belt in BJJ and to win a match in a tournament (I've never competed). What are your resolutions this year?
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I just spent my Christmas cash on Mastering the Twister, my resolution for the next year is to improve my jiu jitsu, finally earn a belt in BJJ and to win a match in a tournament (I've never competed). What are your resolutions this year?
Compate as much as possible, going to Eddie bravo seminar maybe roll with him too that is my next year goal.
Don't make resolutions that involve pieces that are beyond your control. It's up to your instructor to award you a belt, so unless someone told you you'll be testing this year, I wouldn't put that pressure on yourself. As for your first one I suggest more specific goals such as focusing on a position, or transition. Your third goal is a good one, best of luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moises "Mo" Montalvo
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Train harder next year than I did this year, Win a match in competition (only competed once and got ragdolled), train with as many 10th planet peeps as possible, and get my hotbox a rollin'!
Compete at a higher level, work harder in my overall fitness level, kill someone in competition, and work more bottom game.
My resolution is to keep 10p rising to the highest levels :)
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Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo
+10:cool:
My New Years resolution is to get back into the competition circuit and crush everyone in my path, to become more flexible and get my rubber guard really dangerous, and most of all to have a healthy new year and enjoy the company of my teammates and family each day more than the last.
to work hard :)
But more specifically,
1.roll as often as I can
2.mastering the game from the lockdown
3.spar to the last guy on a mat
4.improve my defence from bottom with a bigger opponent
5.start working on 10P system with my 17 years son regular
6.prepare myself to the first grappling competition in my life with 10P gameplan
7.seminar with Gokor Chivichyan in Poland
8.seminar with Eddie in Europe if will be
9.steel work on deep understending of JJ and 10P
10.be better person
best wishes for a Happy New Year for all of you guys!
Train 5-7 times a week
Get some competitions in and get some videos up here and try to remain injury free :)