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    JIU JITSU over 40

    [URL="http://Youtu.be/FGK_urw1_ha
    Last edited by Eric Schuettenberg; 08-11-2015 at 01:11 PM.

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    Well fuck I guess the link isn't going to work

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    Mikael Chay

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikael Chay View Post
    Thank you Mikael

    I saw this last night and was wondering what other guys over 40 thought about it. I have heard Eddie use the 20lbs equals a belt analogy before but this was the first time I heard someone say 10 years equals a belt. I'll be 48 in 10 days and a lot of this hit home with me for sure. I was recently out for 9 months with a torn lcl. I have been back for about three months and to say its taking for ever to get any kind of jiu jitsu cardio back is an understatement. Obviously I have seen declines in recent years but this is crazy. I roll two sometimes three rounds and I'm just spent. I'm only rolling 2-3 times per week so I don't think I'm over training. My diet is the same as always good but not great. Did all the time off just accelerate the decline or does anyone have any suggestions? I have always prided myself on having decent cardio for an old guy so this has been very frustrating.
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    Diet is critical! It has without a doubt prolonged my mat time. I still roll 3x a week for an hour straight.
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    Give it more time, Eric. You only been back for a couple of months. It takes time to build that cardio back.

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    Age is a factor and it sucks. You must be humble and understand your limits. My problem is I try to do much. Then I get injured because it takes me longer to recover. I try to not have an ego and enjoy the journey. Otherwise I would be going nuts.

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    Trained in my 20s; picked back up in mid-40s: world of difference. Aside from being slower, big difference is I lift, stretch and rest/recover in a very consistent way now and if I didn't I don't think I could hang with it. Other than that, I avoid carbs like the plague. On the other hand, barring a serious injury, I don't see any reason to expect to slow down for the foreseeable future.

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    I can't see the video but I will watch this asap. (Work computers block youtube)
    I am 42, recently promoted to blue belt, and hold my own against guys half my age.

    Diet, exercise.


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    I can't watch the video. I cant stand listening to those two guys talk for 27 minutes. I know they're nice guys but they talk too long imo.


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