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Tag Archives: Teaching

How the Theory of Multiple Intelligence Can Make You a Better BJJ Instructor

by Stephan Kesting

by Brendan Hufford

When you’re teaching, regardless of whether it’s BJJ or calculus, there’s no such thing as a ‘one size fits all’ approach. In fact, any experienced teacher knows that different teaching methods are required to get through to different students. (more…)

Posted in Miscellaneous, Training Tagged BJJ, Brendan Hufford, Classes, Teaching

How To Get More Women Into Grappling

by Stephan Kesting

by guest author Krista Scott-Dixon

I am often asked two questions by well-meaning male instructors:

  1. How do I get more women to join my school?
  2. And once they join, how do I keep them? (more…)
Posted in Female Grapplers Tagged Krista Scott-Dixon, Teaching, Women

This impressed the hell out of me!

by Stephan Kesting

In my early days of martial arts training I ran into quite a few teachers who were so full of themselves that students asking questions was almost unheard of.

At first I thought that this was normal. I thought that maybe things would change after I’d paid my dues for 10 or 20 years… (more…)

Posted in Miscellaneous, Training Tagged Classes, Positions, Teachers, Teaching

What Getting Better is Really All About!

by Stephan Kesting

I just got in from an awesome training session, but before I head out and enjoy the sun for a couple of hours I’ve just got to share this with you.  You see, a couple of days ago I heard a great quote that’s been rattling around in my brain ever since because it’s totally applicable to BJJ, MMA and submission grappling. (more…)

Posted in Training Tagged Inspiration, Teaching, Training

Advice for A Frustrated, Clumsy & Uncoordinated Grappler

by Stephan Kesting

——————-  A Question ——————-

Hi Stephan

I’ve recently started learning BJJ with some friends at their garage.  I am by far the slowest student.  We’re following a DVD series with very clear & thorough breakdowns of techniques. (more…)

Posted in For Beginners, Miscellaneous Tagged BJJ, Conditioning, Fitness, Teaching, The Mental Aspect, Training

The Four Steps to Master ANY Techique!

by Stephan Kesting

Want to learn how to master a technique?  Of course you do!

There’s a really cool concept called “The Four Stages of Learning” that’ll help you understand how people learn skills, concepts and techniques. (more…)

Posted in Miscellaneous, Training Tagged Teaching, The Mental Aspect

Q & A: Should I tape my matches?

by Stephan Kesting

==> A QUESTION <==

“Do you think there’s much benefit to video taping myself in sparring sessions and then watching them later to try and pin point bad/good techniques, or stuff I need to work on? (more…)

Posted in Competition, Training Tagged Teachers, Teaching, The Mental Aspect, Training

How To Attract Women... To Your Grappling School

by Stephan Kesting

Krista Scott-Dixon is many things, including being friend of mine, a student of BJJ and the brains behind a great fitness website called Stumptuous.com.

She is also a becoming a semi-regular contributor to Grapplearts.com. (more…)

Posted in Female Grapplers, Miscellaneous Tagged Krista Scott-Dixon, Teaching, Training, Women

Teaching BJJ to Kids

by Stephan Kesting

Game Theory; How I Learned to Teach BJJ to Kids,

A Guest article by John Connors and Jon Grayzel

(more…)

Posted in For Beginners, Mixed Martial Arts Tagged Classes, Kids, Teachers, Teaching

A Drill to Rescue the Armbar from Guard

by Stephan Kesting

At a seminar I attended, martial arts legend Dan Inosanto once distinguished between

  1. the techniques used in a martial art, and
  2. the training methods used to develop those techniques.

These are different things! (more…)

Posted in Grappling Techniques Tagged Armlocks, Drills, Teaching, Techniques, Training, Video

A Video Tutorial on the X Guard

by Stephan Kesting

The X Guard is a really powerful open guard position that creates a whole world of trouble for your opponents. Here’s an excerpt from my DVD “13 Techniques You Can Use On The Mat Today” which takes you through the most important points of the X Guard… (more…)

Posted in Grappling Techniques, Instructional Videos Tagged BJJ, Butterfly Guard, Drills, Guard Passes, Teaching, Video, X Guard

Three Steps to Mastering Any Technique

by Stephan Kesting

Some people look at grappling as a giant grab-bag of techniques. They may learn hundreds of techniques, but there’s no rhyme, reason or organizing framework to guide what they learn or work on next. (more…)

Posted in For Beginners, Training Tagged Teaching, The Mental Aspect, Training

Why You MUST Sometimes Kick It Into High Gear

by Stephan Kesting

One of the best, and worst, things about grappling is that the feedback is quick, direct and brutally honest.

Take ANY technique – be it an armbar, a guard pass or a pin escape – it’s easy to find out if you’re doing it right: (more…)

Posted in Training Tagged Teaching, The Mental Aspect, Training

A Lifetime of Learning

by Stephan Kesting

At my recent seminar on Unorthodox Positions I thought that I would be doing all the teaching, and that the students would be doing all the learning. Well I was wrong…

One of the things I taught was a cool entry into the north-south choke from the offside kesa gatame position. (more…)

Posted in Miscellaneous, Training Tagged Chokes, Teaching, Unorthodox Strategies

Using Instructional DVDs

by Stephan Kesting

A reader writes:

Q: “How does one best utilize instructional video tapes and what are the best out there.”

A: Let me preface my answer by saying that as someone who spends a lot of time producing and selling instructional grappling DVDs I am not exactly a neutral party! (more…)

Posted in Instructional Videos, Miscellaneous Tagged Grapplearts DVDs, Teaching, Training

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