BJJ is unlike most activities we will ever engage in. It’s one of the few activities you are not really able to “fake it til you make it.”As a practitioner, you are either 1)
by Dave Kama
by Dave Kama
People learn and do Jiu-Jitsu to find a better “tribe” or to be “better” individuals themselves. Often, we look to be “better” because we don’t like our current situation or skill set because
by Dave Kama
For some reason, everyone wants to “someday teach” Jiu-Jitsu. We get so many people coming to us as potential new students (who have yet to sign up) saying, “I’d love to learn from Kama
by Dave Kama
Contrary to what you might believe [FIRST NAME GOES HERE], the hardest thing about Jiu-Jitsu is not “doing”Jiu-Jitsu.THE hardest part about Jiu-Jitsu is “learning” Jiu-Jitsu.Any New Skill Presents Its Challenges - It doesn’t matter
by Dave Kama
Dave KamaYear Started: 1986 I started Jiu-Jitsu (GJJ going forward) way back before there was any Gracie Academy. ALL GJJ was being taught out of Grand Master (“Professor” at the time) Rorion Gracie’s
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