The Most Important Things To Learn In Jiu Jitsu When You Are A BJJ Blue Belt by Mikey Musumeci
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- čas přidán 23. 06. 2024
- Mikey Musumeci explains what are the most important things to learn when you are a BJJ Blue Belt.
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"Bernardo Faria is a 5x World Champion. Bernardo started training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Juiz de Fora - MG, Brazil at the age of 14 in 2001. After receiving the Black Belt from his first instructor Ricardo Marques in 2008, He moved to Sao Paulo to join BJJ legend Fabio Gurgel and his Alliance team. After many years of training and winning many major titles, Bernardo moved to NYC in 2013 to train and teach at Marcelo Garcia Academy. In 2015 Bernardo achieved his dream of winning the IBJJF World Championship Open class title and his division, doing the double Gold and becoming the 1st in the IBJJF Ranking and also chosen as the best athlete of 2015.
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He talks about world titles the way I talk about not getting tapped at the 6pm class
I can relate to that.
That’s the best feeling ever
These 2 would have to be the happiest JiuJitsu practitioners on the planet!!!
I wish someone had given me this talk 5 years ago. It would he saved me so much time and scattered effort
Never too late! Save the next five, start now!
Yes! The one I've been waiting for 🙏
cool information! thanks alot
Great video, much needed advice on being a blue belt, thanks for your videos
I wouldn't call it a race to black belt. Belts are only for ibjjf cuz your professor need to register you i believe. Time on the mat is your belt!. If you're getting tapped by lower belts that have spent more time on the mat, doesn't mean your not at your level but time on the mat and CONSISTENCY is most important.
I’d rather be whatever belt I am for as long as possible. I’d rather take my time soaking in as much knowledge as possible and be a killer blue belt than be the guy who gets his purple belt but is an easy roll. I’ve seen those guys and they look defeated any time they get out grappled by someone who is a lower belt and it’s only training. Then there’s guys who avoid rolling hard once they know they’re an easy roll for a lower belt. It makes training difficult sometimes
@@rustam_mma4870 Yet another reason why belts are bullshit.
Bjj only brought them in so they could compete with the karate Mcdojos of the day.
Before then , students wore white and instructors wore blue.
I've seen enough gradings now to know that colours are utterly meaningless to your ability or knowledge.
A promotion is just a pat on the back from your instructor and nothing else.
All of the talk about the expectations of different levels is just waffle that instructors make up to try n justify their decisions.
I feel like I've been lied to but really I should have known better - it's so obviously nonsense. I'm thinking about refusing anymore promotions and maybe even putting my white belt back on .
Wish I had seen this when I got my blue belt. Great advice
What a great practitioner.
Been waiting for this one. Cant wait to watch it after work.
Watch it on your bathroom break 🤙
@@jedijudoka Dont get breaks at Circle K.
El dios musumeci, thanks
I was the KING of scattered effort you have no idea lol. I think far too many people go through this phase unintentionally for the first few YEARS due to both a lack of curriculum and overall general sense of direction. Even now, only after a year at Blue belt did I eventually settle into my own path/style. It would have helped if it was worded out as so in this video lol.
Good video
This man was a blue belt for a total of 2 weeks lmao
Thank you
I really liked what this guy said about running. A constant pace will let you run FARTHER. A huge lesson I’ve learned from bjj among so many things. This makes life in general easier
Are you from Etown Kentucky
@@derekaugust872 No. the cold northern one
Mikes original professor is Fernando Cabeca Sarmento Jr from Jersey!! Oss
What about escapes
🙌🙏
Do you know the big thing is is a that’s a phenomenal kid that just had a great teacher that went up to Jujitsu started learning everything and I think that’s great where I am in my Jujitsu and where I’ve been doing it for 34 years. yes I’m just still back on armbars triangles, chokes, different kinds of things like that. It’s not even different guards, it’s one guard and Master that you know yeah you can teach like 10 different passes but find one pass that you can do no matter what you always hit that pass. That’s how you master techniques and that’s how you get good at jujitsu.
Anti cutting weight, got it. How about trying to put on weight? Thoughts?
Lol I didn't compete at white belt, because I felt I wasn't good enough as a white belt! Everyone telling me you should have compete when I was a white belt. Now I'm a blue at 58yr old. New. Don't know if this to late. Lol
Remember everybody you compete against is relative to your level they might be faster stronger better it’s about your defense your will to win your focus believe in yourself you can do it
@@Bobthebuilder-gn8ur thanks brother. You know at times I wonder if i really deserve this belt? Like I was ok at white belt 4 strip. I think I should have stayed a little bit longer at white belt really. 🤔 how can I be blue and having a hard time doing simple sweeps. !!!!!! Yuuup.
I've never understood why Mikey speaks the way he speaks. It's the way you speak to someone who doesn't speak english (when you're patronizing).
It’s how he is I think
Slightly autistic I'd assume, don't mean anything by it, but the loudness and interruptive nature of his speech is spectrum like.
It is annoying. Perhaps he's on the spectrum.
Listening to this as a blue belt literally cutting weight for a tournament. Lol but guys it’s only like 6 pounds. Nothing crazy.
"You're supposed to get your blue belt at 16"
Bro I got mine at 30 lol
30 is rookie numbers
He started as a kid , it doesn’t count
Awkward dude. He's like a jiu-jitsu rain man.
He looks and sounds totally normal to me. Maybe you're the one with the problem.
@@jayakron3076 yea i was thinking the same thing. He’s just really calm and collected. Really happy just to be here training
Or it’s just you
@@djlane522 absolutely could be me man. I was always the weird awkward kid at school my self.
@@jayakron3076 No , he's clearly autistic and your denial about that doesn't help him .
He has a very irritating way of talking that I imagine rubs many people up the wrong way.
You're probably just too autistic yourself to notice.
I'd advise you to start noticing and perhaps you can fix some of your own short comings which might be beneficial to you.
Wow...he got promoted based on his skill? Blue Belt to Black Belt in 2 years?
Imagine a world where this was the case...instead of mandatory years before you are "allowed" to be a black belt.
BJJ belt system is beyond broken.
I agree, but that would only work if EVERY instructor promoted consistently based on skill. The age rule is to stop the sport having all these joke 12/13 year old blackbelts like you see in Taekwondo, Karate. In a way it's effective and ineffective.
If you're beating competition black belts, they'll promote you.
@@AdobadoFantastico Nope, Nick Rodriguez was a blue belt and won 2018 ADCC worlds absolute...he was promoted to purple belt after beating black belts. So he has to WAIT to get his black belt...not based on his SKILL.
@@yew2oob954 thats because his jiujitsu level was blue belt. he dominated his matches by using wrestling skills and strength. watch his matches compared to gordon. gordon displays high level jiujitsu all the time, effortlessly flowing between guards and transitions. nicky rod uses passing speed and athleticism. hes a phenom but not a black belt
@@jacksorsky343 So, his "blue belt level" skills just happened to beat black belts. So what are you trying to convince me of exactly? That there is some alternate universe in which, when he has "black belt skills," there will be some difference? 😂😂😂
They talk as if there's any rhyme or reason to these colourful belts.
There's not . These coloured sashes are nothing but a pat on the back from your instructor. They say nothing about your knowledge or ability.
If I ever start a class , I'll go back to the two belt system. White for students , blue for instructors.
Bjj is hard enough without having an arbitrary hierarchy to compete in.