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Tip #3: Take Advantage of Your Training Partners

You walk into your grappling class and what is the first thing you usually see? It is usually your training partners. Most classes have different types of individuals. You have...

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33	524	05-31-2010 10:06 AM by GrapplersGuide

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Tip #1: Proper Goal Setting and Why It Helps

Goal oriented training is having a specific thing that you want to focus on for each training session. You can pick a certain area, technique, position, sweep, submission, or anything else that you feel you might need more work on and everything...

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18	823	05-23-2010 10:36 PM by GrapplersGuide

Tip #9: Breathe and Relax

Breathe and Relax

Have you ever rolled with someone and it sounded like they were hyperventilating, or even better have you ever rolled and felt like you were hyperventilating. This is something that I see very often while I am grappling and I see it watching others...

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5	382	04-05-2010 04:08 PM by jonnyspell

Tip #5: Try New Things

The art of grappling is truly that, “an art”. It’s something that is constantly evolving. It’s a sport where individuals have their own games and their own ways of reacting to certain situations along with expressing there own style.

A big way of...

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5	137	04-02-2010 05:30 PM by yubjun

Tip #30: Training With Those Better Than You

There’s usually always someone who is better then you and gets the best of you 90% of the time. That’s the person that you want to roll with most of the time. That’s the person that is going to help get you better. That’s the...

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2	265	08-01-2009 02:35 PM by JRT6

Tip #45: Checking the Ego

It’s very important that you make sure you check your ego at the door from your first day grappling. If you don’t control your ego, you may not realize it, but it’ll slow down your learning progress and improvement substantially...

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15	321	02-16-2009 12:35 AM by TomBuleBasi

Tip #38: Condition Outside of Class

While grappling in class is a great workout and many feel that they get enough conditioning during that time. Once it comes time to compete and they get on the mat they all of a sudden...

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10	599	02-15-2009 08:10 PM by Steel City

Tip #15: Closing Your Eyes When Grappling

Besides sight you have another extremely important sense that is used in grappling. That sense is touch. Many of my grappling partners may notice that I roll a lot with my I closed. Some just keep grappling, others may feel insulted and...

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8	236	02-15-2009 02:32 PM by GrapplersGuide

Tip #44: Take Time Off

There are times in your grappling where you need to take a step back and see if it’s a good idea to take a little break from training. Many times this will be the case if you feel...

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21	479	01-18-2009 06:32 PM by GrapplersGuide

Tip #36: Share Your Tricks

If you’re one of the most advanced grapplers at your academy or if you’re the instructor of an academy it will benefit you very much if...

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