In Jiu jitsu, improvement rarely comes from a single breakthrough moment, it comes from repetition. Every time you drill a technique, your body learns a little more about how to move efficiently and with purpose. The mind may understand the steps right away, but the body needs some time to catch up. Don’t be discouraged Continue Reading
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CURRICULUM: WEEK OF NOVEMBER 9TH
Understanding Jiu-Jitsu requires resistance from your training partners and opponents. Since Jiu-Jitsu is a combat sport, it wouldn’t be of much use if we practiced without resistance. A good training partner will give realistic reaction without turning drilling into a fight so you can understand the mechanics and timing of the technique. Like chess, the Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF NOVEMBER 2ND
When training Jiu-Jitsu we get instant feedback; do a technique wrong and you risk losing the position or being submitted by your opponent. When you’re caught in a submission, put ego aside and tap so you are able to learn from your mistakes and continue improving. Find the freedom to make mistakes and the humility Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF OCTOBER 26TH
🎉 It’s Youth Testing Week at Otomi Martial Arts! 🎉 This Thursday, our mats will be filled with energy, excitement, and accomplishment as our amazing youth students test their skills, show their growth, and earn their next stripes and belts! We’re so proud of the hard work they’ve put in this cycle — and can’t Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF OCTOBER 19TH
🎃 Trick or Treat on Sweet Street – Join Us for Some Halloween Fun! It’s that spooky-sweet time of year again, and we couldn’t be more excited to celebrate with our amazing Parker community! 👻 Next Friday, October 24th, Otomi Martial Arts / Caio Terra BJJ will be joining the annual Trick or Treat on Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF OCTOBER 12TH
Smooth Is Fast, But Fast Is Not Always Smooth The Power of Patience in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, there’s a saying we often share on the mats: “Smooth is fast, but fast is not always smooth.” At first, it sounds like a riddle. But the truth behind this phrase can change how you train, Continue Reading








