Tips and advice?

[Dan Cancino]

Hey all, I'm as new as new can be. Just started last week at 10th Planet Corona and I'm already hooked. Does anyone have any tips and/or advice for a slightly older, out of shape newbie? I know I'm gonna keep getting my ass handed to me for quite a long time. But I definitely feel like I'm light years behind the curve. I work a cubicle 9-5 and can only train 3 times a week currently. Is there anything I can do while I'm not training to kind of help myself improve in between sessions? Thanks in advance.

[Brandon Mccaghren]

Get your diet, water intake, and sleep patterns under control ASAP.

[John Mejia]

Listen to Jeremy that dude's and Encyclopedia of knowledge! And don't stress on wins/loses in the gym, most of all have fun.

[Dan Cancino]

Thanks guys. Every little tip helps. The diet, water, sleep thing is becoming more regimented already and I think that training is just give me more motivation to dial it up a notch. I appreciate it.

[Liam Granger]

Relax and drill them warmups over and over!

[Orlando]

Studying for me was key. I did moves 100x in my head before getting on the mat to try them...lol

[Tom Carbone]

Flexibility makes things much easier and prevents injury. If you have a wife/girlfriend, agree to do a yoga class with her to score some brownie points.

[bobby rivers]

You said you can make it 3 times a week. Grab your sack and make it. Show up, sore, injured, show up.

Change the way you chill. Watchin tv? Get on the floor. Roll every way imaginable. Can't? Try anyway.

Injury management is on par with diet. Many quit after the first pop. There will be pops. Only an obstacle.

Older is perspective. I'm a kid to those who don't train and a gieser to those that do. Disrespectful lil shits.

[ml82]

Choose a guard that you like and learn a few sweeps from there and master it. Learn the counters, the counters to the counters, etc. A lot of newbies learn a lot of techniques and get lost. Master the few that you know then add on from there.

My 2 cents.

[John Wilcken]

I would like to echo all of the above. I started training at 33 and am 39 currently. my added advice is to take pleasure in all your small victories. "Today I got smashed less then yesterday. I was able to get to dog fight today. I didn't get my guard passed that round." Enjoy the journey!