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Dr Jen Case, or Dr Jen Jitsu has an incredible repertoire of academic and sports accolades. Dr Jen set out to solve her own problems in weight cutting and nutrition whilst being an MMA Fighter. She now works with all athletes as a qualified professional. She made a significant change in her attitude, and life experience when a coach noticed her potential and offered her the opportunity to be not just good, but great!
Listen and learn about the complexities of glass blowing, and the parallel relationship to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Dr Jen shares her BJJ story, the challenge of having to fight men in her White and Blue Belt days due to lack of female competitors to being Ranked Number 1 in Worlds.
Thinking about getting rid of uncertainty in training, and for competition is Dr Jen's strategy for success, and focuses on her A-Game. Her advice is that even if you get a bad start, work to get to the start of your A-Game and work to the finish, and ultimately win. There is a lot to learn from this episode, watch before you head to class, or listen on the way to your next open mat or competition!
Topics:
MMA FighterSports NutritionLearning disabilityInspirationGlass blowingCompeting against menRecovery from ACLA-Game strategyWeight cuttingCompetition prepBoundaries and safetyStrength trainingSponsor of this episode is:
INSIO Mental Performance: https://insio.biz/bjj
Dr Jen Jitsu on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drjenjitsu/
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Ollie Kelly is Purple Belt, and more than that, is fully responsible for me starting my journey in the sport of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Ollie has always been a fighting sports fan and took part in Judo and Boxing in his early school life, growing up in France. Having children, and seeing the benefit that Jiu Jitsu brings them, encourages us as adults to also start training.
Progressing through the early white belt days, especially being age thirty or over, brings its's own challenge, not least thinking that one has a little more life experience to bring to the mats. Ollie shares the story of his early days in the sport, through to the growth in mindset and resilience that he demonstrates today.
Ollie is the founder of Matador App, and shares his story as to why he started creating the app bringing seminars to fellow partitioners around the UK and the world, together with up to four in person events every year. With Ollie's tech background, and passion for Jiu Jitsu he is best placed to bring something inspirational for the growth of our sport.
Topics:
Starting Jiu JitsuSchool sportsGround gameHumiliating first classThe Art of Jiu JitsuAchievable goalsSpectating at BJJ eventsBJJ SeminarsPurple BeltFighting for Blue BeltSponsor of this episode is:
MATADOR APP: https://matadorapp.io/
Ollie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/olliebkelly/
Matador on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matadorapp/
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Christle Guevarra is a White Belt, and was very much a car forum kinda girl with her Subaru back in the 90's, and was encouraged by a now Black Belt to start training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu over 10 years ago. It has taken that amount of time for Christle to decide to giving it a go, and even now she's already competed twice in the last year, with a huge amount of fun and drive for life on the mats.
Christle shares her practice of the solo sport of powerlifting, and the transition through life to Jiu Jitsu., along the way, sharing her pain and emotions, from being overweight, to now with her weight loss and overcoming others opinion and comments on the internet.
We talk about GLP-1 agonists from their initial introduction in 2005, and Christle opens up about her Ozempic journey story and the positives she now draws from it. One additional thing we both feel has improved though, is our own Jiu Jitsu guard games, and we'll leave that to you all to truly decide!
Topics:
Track carsTraining Jiu JitsuPowerliftingBeing overweightFood noiseWeight loss optionsPhysical freedomFun on the mats40+ womenRegister to competeGLP-1 AgonistsLower Caloric needsSponsor of this episode is:
INSIO Mental Performance: https://insio.biz/bjj
Dr Christle on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.christle/
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JiuJitsuLou
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Graham Hill is a White Belt, and trains at Grow Jiu Jitsu in Bicester having transitioned from running, to focus on developing his strength now with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. His first introduction to martial arts was Muay Thai, which seemed to suit the first transition to growing strength. We talk about mindfulness as a practice to ground in the moment, and also meditation in the form of repeatedly drilling mindfulness, which does resonate with the practice of jiu jitsu.
Using techniques to improve our opportunity to achieve the best in competition, especially as Masters athletes is something that Graham has become an expert in helping others. Graham has a Masters in Performance Psychology and has a business supporting sports people. He talks in detail about training your body, your mind and your skills, however it is the mind that will really help us achieve excellence in any sport. Listen out for the tips to achieve much more in the sport of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
We also talk about the challenges of being a parent supporting upcoming jiu jitsu competitors, and the joy of observing the growth in resilience in both our children, as well as ourselves. I hope you'll be inspired to do some hard things in life!
Topics:
StrengthMindfulnessMeditationAutism diagnosisPerformance PsychologyAphantasiaNeurodivergent TeamsDifficult experiencesSponsor of this episode is:
INSIO Mental Performance: https://insio.biz/bjj
Graham on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/graham_hill/
INSIO on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insio.mental.performance/
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Sula-Mae Loewenthal launches straight in to talk about her win at ADCC Trials in 2024. She shares her emotional challenges along the way to her recent Black Belt promotion, and is certainly not shy about being on the big stage. Sula-Mae talks about going from anxiety to pure flow state, and being completely focused to win.
The strategic mindset, and thinking that Sula-Mae shares is something to be admired, in addition to her overwhelming dream sense of winning. Be prepared to immerse yourself in a feeling of fun and flow throughout this episode. Listen out for the soul-taker conversation, it will be worth it. Changing the way you think, as you progress through the belts in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is something that has helped Sula-Mae get more into flow state, as she reflects on her journey.
Topics:
ADCC TrialsFlow StatePulling guardStandup gamePolarisTeaching Jiu JitsuMentoringGB AmbassadorSuper FightsSula-Mae on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sula_maebjj/
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Ange Taylor makes a second appearance on the show, and this time opens up about her competition and life experience in the last year. Taking steps to be independent can be a challenge later in life, and Ange shares how much she has achieved, and overcome.
Dealing with past trauma can be difficult for anyone, Ange shares how resilient she has been and her courage to work through the road of healing. Knowing that Jiu Jitsu is her safe space, gives Ange the ability to breakthrough her deep anxiety, and step outside of her home with ease. She is now able to find more focus, direction, peace and support, not just from the consistent practice of jiu jitsu but also team mates, friends and coaches. Battling with personal issues, has made Ange stronger, in mindset and winning attitude. Thank you for showing up and joining me again, this time to talk through some challenging topics Ange. x
Topics:
Jiu Jitsu ConWorld MastersCompetition PrepMeal PrepAnxiety & depressionHealingResilienceSelf ConfidenceAccepting helpPositive self-talkAnge on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ange.taylor_bjj/
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JiuJitsuLou
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Andy Chapman is a Black Belt and trains twice a day every day, and this has been the same for the last 10 years. Andy shares his competition mindset, and also the business growth of Team Ryano Limavady in Northern Ireland.
Andy talks with compassion for bringing BJJ hobbyists along with the club, and the importance of making everyone feel the energy where they feel welcome and wish to stay, and continue their own journey for a long time.
Finding similar grade, weight and age competitors to yourself, really offers the opportunity to progress with relative ease. Andy shares some great stories of individuals in his team. We talk of some useful analogies, that may well help with your mindset and thinking.
Topics:
Training twice a daySerious surgeryIBJJF MastersCompetitionMeasuring a gym's performanceUnderstanding the gameYoung CompetitorsLearning BJJ with easeFeedbackProgress GoalsSponsor of this episode is:
RGA Buckingham: https://rgabuckingham.com/trial/
Andy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andychapman_bjj/
Team Ryano Limavady: https://www.instagram.com/limavady_ryanos_bjj/
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Cara Waller is a Purple Belt and talks of her experience in being part of competition team, and the value it brings, not just to her level of competition but also of her mental health and wellbeing. She is very reflective and mindful, observing and aware of her own performance, compassion and fighting spirit. We discuss the self-talk that can affect us as Jiu Jitsu practitioners, and those of us that experience anxiety.
Cara opens up about her growth and awareness around her own ADHD diagnosis, and her driving spirit to support and coach others to be the best they can be. Like many of us, she sees the BJJ gym as her happy place, and somewhere of acceptance, empathy and trust. Being an active individual throughout her life with sports, she now continues her passion with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Topics:
Instagram friendsIBJJF European MastersDefault MedalsComparisonOverthinkingADHD & NeurodiversityTeaching BJJLadies ClassesIdeas, concepts and contextSponsor of this episode is:
RGA Buckingham: https://rgabuckingham.com/trial/
Cara on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cararosebjj/
RGA Buckingham: https://www.instagram.com/rgabuckingham/
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JiuJitsuLou
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Frankie Lee Monaghan is a Yellow Belt, and joins me with her Dad, Kevin. Frankie shares her lack of confidence before starting Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and the challenges with being bullied. It wasn't until a School Sports Week that Frankie was introduced to Jiu Jitsu, that her life changed for the better.
Kevin her Dad, echoes Frankie's resilience and tenacity for life, as well as the heartbreaking story of noticing Frankie's sadness during the period of bullying at school. Frankie now has high ambition, and big goals for her growth in Jiu Jitsu, travelling the world gaining more medals and achievements at every belt level.
Topics:
Being bulliedLack of confidenceSchool Sports WeekSingle Leg TakedownsRole ModelsSuper FightsConfidenceDreamsGoalsHelp Frankie Compete at International BJJ Competitions:
https://gofund.me/25e8c22b
Frankie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jiu_jitsu_frankie16/
Primal BJJ: https://www.instagram.com/primal.bjj/
Attitude: https://www.instagram.com/attitudehq/
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JiuJitsuLou
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Lillie Marlow is a Yellow Belt, and joins me with her Mum, Kayley whom I first met when speaking to Olivia Marlow on Episode 20. Lillie shares the story of when she started training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at the age of 6, and how fun and cool it was, an how the last 7 years have progressed.
International competitions are common place for The Marlow's, and Mum Kayley is a pro at organisation, and is very well placed to support Lillie in her competitive growth. Lillie shares her guard game, in Worm Guard and Rubber Guard, and really enjoys joining adult classes, especially because of her expertise in the sport. Lillie continues to improve her game, and demonstrates her dedication to jiu jitsu.
Topics:
Starting Jiu JitsuInternational compsTraining PlanGuard gameBeing a parent of active competitorsCross trainingDrilling fundamentalsJiu Jitsu sistersConfidenceLillie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lilliemarlowbjj/
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JiuJitsuLou
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Taya Jones is a Yellow Belt, and a Gracie Barra Ambassador for 2025. Taya joins me with her Mum, Danielle who sounds like she does a great deal for Taya, together with her Dad. We talk about competition, and competing in a kids Absolute with all different weights and belts. Taya talks of the challenges in fighting competitors who are smaller and faster than her.
Danielle, her Mum shares the story of the application process, and the seminar when Taya was told that she had been selected to be a Gracie Barra Ambassador. Taya is so humble in her approach, not just for promotions but for life in general, she also has a great deal of determination. As a parent, one might feel some reservation around a child taking part in martial arts but when it is something that child talks about continuously, with passion and enthusiasm you can only support them following and wholeheartedly encouraging their dreams.
Taya talks of her love for wrestling, and watching title matches with her Dad. She also shares the joy she had at being able to master a double-leg takedown against him in her very first trial session of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. She shares her inspiration in Ffion Davies and Helena Crevar, and Taya also talks of training partners in Lillie Marlow and Frankie Lee Monaghan whose episodes are also upcoming in the Yellow Belt Series.
Topics:
CompetitionsKids AbsolutesBelt PromotionsGracie Barra AmbassadorWWEWrestlingJiu Jitsu FamilyFuture ambitionsInspirationTraining PartnersTaya on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tayaj_bjj_tagb/
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JiuJitsuLou
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Georgina Stanciu is based in Spain and, wow, what an incredible woman! Georgina shares starting Brazilian Jiu Jitsu when her son started around a year ago, and as well as growing her skills, she has overcome the fear of people touching her, to the point of hating having beauty treatments, and her hair done. She now gets completely undone regularly with training and preparing competing in the sport.
We didn't acknowledge Georgina's pup Macken (named by Georgina's son, after Chris Macken @nogisus_of_newazareth) in the background, but he clearly makes himself heard!
We talk about making our Jiu Jitsu games our own, and encourage any woman in their forties of fifties to start training. Overcoming pain, and hormone imbalances that women go through with Menopause is a really important topic, and Georgina talks of her time being bed-ridden, getting some medical support with HRT, getting started with martial arts and making it a lifelong hobby. This is a treasure trove of an episode, where you will learn a lot whoever you are.
Topics:
Personal StrengthsMindsetJiu Jitsu is lifechangingRepetition of movesBallet and danceMenopause and HRTCompetitionStrong Man CompetitionBJJ CompetitionDeveloping trust in a coachSponsor of this episode is:
GROW JIU JITSU www.growjiujitsu.com
Georgina on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodfossa/
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Rich Thompson, First Degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is all about consistency and resilience. Starting out being inspired by Jean-Claude Van Damme back in the day, with karate and body building. Rich's take on building skills and improving is another level, he describes stacking and layering skills.
Working on your mindset, and focusing on gratitude is of high priority to Rich and his continued success in competitive Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. When there are elements of your jiu jitsu game that you can't do, for one reason or another, maybe injury, Rich suggests working skills to focus on what you're good at, and continue to make improvements in this area.
Topics:
Body BuildingUFCMMALove of Jiu JitsuHabit stackingMind mappingOptimising BJJ mindsetIdentity StatementInjuriesTendon TrainingCouch to CombatSponsor of this episode is:
BJJ Blueprint: www.skool.com/couch-to-combat/about
BJJ Blueprint - Helping you get the best out of your training.
Rich on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richthompson__/
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Vanessa English, aka 'Jiu jitsu Woman' is taking things more slowly, as she is recovering from her latest ACL surgery. This isn't her first rodeo, and she shares some fantastic advice on how to prepare and recover in the most effective way.
She is a woman on a mission to return to competing, and sparring with intensity, despite her surgeries, tattoos and a not so recent growth into adulthood! We talk about the intensity of competition, and the variety of intensity as one progresses through the belts.
There are so many laughs as well as weirdness in this episode, it really is one to listen to until the end where we go back to the very beginning of Vanessa's story with dance and self-defence.
Topics:
ACL RecoveryCompetingPreparing for ACL surgerySparring with intensityWhat to do whilst recovering!TattoosCompetition PlaylistsVisualisationsJiu Jitsu is weirdSponsor of this episode is:
Digit Tape: https://www.instagram.com/digittapeuk/
Supporting Jiu Jitsu Athletes on and off the mats.
Vanessa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jiu_jitsu_woman
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Enea Lapa, also known as BJJ Comedy, has recently been promoted to Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He started Jiu Jitsu just to find a way to stay in shape as a twentysomething. As like many of us, Enea went into his first class thinking he could beat most guys in the room, of course this wasn't the case!
Jiu Jitsu has changed Enea's life from many perspectives, and has always used his determination to keep going. The mindset he shares is that training and competing at Jiu Jitsu is not going to be easy, but it is going to be worth it. We talk about friendships, and the importance of the values of respect and equality within the jiu jitsu community.
Topics:
Promotion to Black BeltLearning to TapBeing a CompetitorGaining weightFriendshipsViral videosWe are all equalMutual respectBeing a RefereeGrowing as a Black BeltCreating BJJ contentSponsor of this episode is:
BJJ Comedy: https://www.instagram.com/bjj.comedy/
Enea on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enea.lapabjj/
Xcell Jiu Jitsu on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/xcelljiujitsu/
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JiuJitsuLou
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jiu.jitsu.lou
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Paul Caswell is living the dream! Having started Lau Gar Kung Fu in his 20's, he now trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and has recently been promoted to Black Belt. Paul is incredibly intentional in all of his jiu jitsu practice, and shares some of the detail that has got him to where he is today.
We talk about the benefits of using the Kata gatame in the game, and ways that Paul records and measures his progress, gaps and skills in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Exploring how he approaches competition, and some of the challenging times during preparation and competing is a topic Paul shares with complete honesty. If you want to be a healthy older person, start and continue training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Another great episode, so take a listen until the end!
Topics:
Lau Gar Kung FuMindsetBeing intentionalGrowth MindsetKata gatame Lower leg attacksBrabo ChokeImposter SyndromeLearning stylesBJJ AmbitionsSponsor of this episode is:
BRUIZEHAUS: https://www.instagram.com/bruizehaus
Paul on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlepaulbjj/
Masters Mat Fit: https://www.instagram.com/mastersmatfit/
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Natalie Day is a Mum of two, and a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt who shares her story from being a Social Worker, feeling lonely and having not yet discovered her tribe, through finding her calling, to now having found human connection and growth in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Natalie took the brave step in giving up her career as a Social Worker, to go all in on learning how to teach jiu jitsu. Having a dedication to serving people, and especially young people is what Natalie focuses her energy on, not just as a Jiu Jitsu coach but as a mentor and coach in life.
Connecting with ones feelings, and overcoming fear is the progression that all of us can achieve with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, even from a young age, and especially as an older individual. We talk about so many different topics in this episode, and round up with discussing flow state, reducing the amount of thinking we do on the mats, and importantly, neurodiversity in young people.
Topics:
Feeling lonelyNot having a tribeBeing a Young MumHelping peopleFamily supportConnectionWrestlingTeaching Jiu JitsuPersonal GrowthAutistic AthletesSponsor of this episode is:
GROW JIU JITSU www.growjiujitsu.com
Natalie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliedaydreamer/
Grow Jiu Jitsu: https://www.instagram.com/growjiujitsu/
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Professor Salvo joins me to talk about jiu jitsu for community, and welcoming new students. Travelling around the UK, and all over the World to teach, or train Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is something that grows our game, both in the art and in life.
Progressing skills in Jiu Jitsu, is done by training more jiu jitsu is very wise advice shared by Salvo in this episode, and whilst we can find ways to enhance our own health, training jiu jitsu is the only thing that is going to make us better. Salvo talks about clean submissions, and the priority of keeping training partners safe, especially within the children's classes. As always, his mindset of training hard, having fun and staying playful will enable us to train longer.
Topics:
SeminarsPlaying Jiu JitsuCompetition ClassesGracie BarraPhysical and Mental HealthPositional sparringKeeping safeClean submissionsFundamentalsSalvo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/salvogb1/
Gracie Barra Bath: https://www.instagram.com/gracie_barra_bath_/
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Jolie joined a Women's Open Mat at the age of 33, and is now a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu having had an amazing journey. She shares her experience of training, and testing her jiu jitsu at both open mats and competitions.
Getting through sad times in life has been helped by training jiu jitsu for Jolie. Over time, she has increased her ability to listen and act upon intuition, as much for life in general as well as for jiu jitsu. Jolie shares heartbreaking stories of the domestic abuse she suffered and now the strength she finds in the community of women she shares the mats with. An episode that is truly inspirational, and heartfelt.
Topics:
Women's Open MatLife prioritiesCompetitionBusy lifeIncreased disciplineGriefDomestic abuseIntuition“If you're going through hell, keep going”
- Winston Churchill
Jolie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djjolie/
The Jiu Jitsu Sanctuary on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tjjs_uk/
London Women's Open Mat on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/londonwomensopenmat/
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James Gwinnett is now a Blue Belt, who needed a new challenge when he started training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Having spent years doing Ultra Marathons, it was seeing and hearing Tom Hardy competing, and describing how life changing BJJ was in dealing with addiction. James was inspired to begin his journey of sobriety back in 2016, after 3 years of heavy addiction and depression due to injury, and began long distance running.
As a new parent, James now balances his family life with regularly training jiu jitsu. He shares moments of the challenging three years of alcohol addiction, and depression after a serious rugby injury. James is the author of #READYSETLIFE. We discuss the mental fitness that takes place when we train jiu jitsu, the value of keeping showing up on the mats and making consistent improvements.
Topics:
ChallengeUltra MarathonsCelebrity BJJ PlayersAddictionSobrietyMental fitnessGoalsPrioritiesFearJames on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesgwinnett/
CSJ on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chippenham_school_of_jiujitsu/
Mind: https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/recreational-drugs-alcohol-and-addiction/
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/
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