Category: Jiu-Jitsu

  • Affordable Tools On Amazon Every Diet & Fitness Nerd Needs In Their Home

    People ask me “What food scale should I buy?” or “Where can I find the cheapest weights?” or “Why don’t you quit your job and live on my yacht for a while?” and I usually just send them an Amazon link. Okay, I lied about the last one, but people often ask me where and…

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  • Coach Winter On My Jiu-Jitsu Academia Podcast #45

    I had the privilege of joining Jay Sin Matlock, DJ, and Lizzay on the My Jiu-Jitsu Academia podcast to talk about the events of CJI and ADCC, guard passing secrets, nutrition for competition, and a whole lot more. Enjoy! Follow My Jiu-Jitsu Academia My Jiu-Jitsu Academia WebsiteMy Jiu-Jitsu Academia on FacebookMy Jiu-Jitsu Academia on InstagramMy…

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  • Jiu-Jitsu World League California V – Post Competition Analysis

    This was my first competition in about fours years (thanks Covid), and first ever at brown belt. I joined the ≤182 Masters 1 bracket, which had five of us in total. There was a bit of drama in our bracket, but I’m going to try and keep this objective for educational purposes. Shout out to…

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  • Purple Belt Super Fight Analysis – 9.30.18

    I think this was my last competition before I earned my brown belt, and one of the few I actually have footage of so I thought I’d share. I was asked to represent my gym at an in house super fight during a tournament we call White Out. The purpose of White Out is to…

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  • Coach Kyle Winter’s Martial Arts History

    The Short Version: I’ve been doing martial arts my entire life, and it’s one of the only things I’ve ever been talented at. No, really. I suck at a lot of stuff. The Long Version: I suck at sports. Always have, always will. My lack of strength, speed, and coordination made me the last pick…

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