Growing Together, One Class at a Time | Weekly BJJ Curriculum One of the things I love most about Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is watching our students grow. Sometimes that growth happens quietly, one class and one repetition at a time. Other times, we get to celebrate it in a much bigger way, like we did this Continue Reading
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Hard Work, Big Wins, and New Beginnings
Hard Work, Big Wins, and New Beginnings | Weekly BJJ Curriculum One of the most rewarding parts of coaching Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is watching our students take what they’ve learned in the academy and put it to the test. Sometimes that happens during a regular class, sometimes during belt testing, and sometimes on the competition mats Continue Reading
Back to Our Routine, Moving Forward Together
Back to Our Routine, Moving Forward Together | Weekly BJJ Curriculum With Fall Break officially behind us, we’re excited to welcome everyone back to our normal class schedule this week at Otomi Martial Arts! We hope all of our families enjoyed their time off, whether that meant traveling, relaxing, or simply spending a little extra Continue Reading
Progress, Perseverance, and Supporting Our Team
Progress, Perseverance, and Supporting Our Team | Weekly BJJ Curriculum One of the things I love most about Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is that there is always something happening on our mats worth celebrating. Sometimes it’s a small breakthrough during class, sometimes it’s watching a student overcome a difficult challenge, and sometimes it’s seeing years of hard Continue Reading
The Work Happens Before the Test | Kids BJJ Parker CO
The Work Happens Before the Test There are weeks at the academy when you look around the mats and get a really good reminder of what makes this place special. This was one of those weeks. First, we are very excited to officially welcome Vivian F. as one of the newest members of our Otomi Continue Reading
Where Are You Making Things Harder Than They Need To Be?
Sometimes the obstacle isn’t the thing itself. It’s everything we pile on top of it. That thought came to me during one of our youth Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes yesterday. We have a young man at the academy who recently turned seven years old and moved into one of our older classes. He is, quite honestly, Continue Reading
