The entire first half of this could be answered easily: "Because it is fun." Not everyone needs to "get something out of it" other than the experience itself. Some people just enjoy jiu jitsu..and that is the real goal right? If you enjoy it, if you find it fun...then you will get better over time. Who cares if they get stomped? Imagine telling people they can't do a spelling bee, or a talent show because they aren't good enough to even try. Jiu Jitsu doesn't always have to be so serious. Have some fun!
I want to get a no BS personal assessment against someone who actually wants to beat me. Plus setting little goals along the way keeps you motivated and moving forward.
I want to have something to work toward. A goal, a date on the calendar. I’m almost more excited for the lead up to the tournament rather than the tournament itself. And I want to eat with my team afterward!
Honesty, this is the first time my friends and family has ever seen me do jiu jitsu in the face. I’ve been doing jiu jitsu for 7 months now, and I have a hard time realizing how much I know. I feel like this will be a good time to showcase to my friends and family as well as myself what I know about jiu jitsu. Also, life experience.
Depends on the person. I'm doing comps to have something to train for. To test my defenses and to get comfortable under comp settings again. I've boxed and wrestled. The adrenaline and nerves alone is something to get used to. I'm working up to a mma fight so these are great starters. I also wanna grow the grappling game in my area
The answer is simple,sparring with my team in my bjj school is great,but when you compete you go full capacity against other bjj practioners is a whole different animal, plus i want to represent my school as well.
I train enough. I do compete. But to me is a hobby, not a career. I compete because I like to test myself. If I lose, I lose. If I win, I win! There is always a bigger lion out there. As long as we stop being so afraid of losing, we can focus on the fun part of it. So far, I have been doing ok.
I train and fight to improve he better and use jiu jitsu as a release the freedom and good feeling of being able to be on the mat and get armbars sweeps and rear naked chokes is amazing.
Really don’t think it’s this deep…obviously you enjoy jiu jitsu, you spend your time training. If you have the drive to compete Nike that shit and just do it.
The entire first half of this could be answered easily: "Because it is fun." Not everyone needs to "get something out of it" other than the experience itself. Some people just enjoy jiu jitsu..and that is the real goal right? If you enjoy it, if you find it fun...then you will get better over time. Who cares if they get stomped? Imagine telling people they can't do a spelling bee, or a talent show because they aren't good enough to even try. Jiu Jitsu doesn't always have to be so serious. Have some fun!
I literally just want to tap people out. I like fighting
That's the spirit!
Hell yeah bro 💯
Same
I want to get a no BS personal assessment against someone who actually wants to beat me. Plus setting little goals along the way keeps you motivated and moving forward.
Go to another's schools open mat and you'll find what your looking for.
@@derekross6649 I did. I have been tested a few times and it has 100% helped
@Ash Aldridge How did you develop your jits fundamentals? My current schools doesn't have that curriculum. Thx
@@derekross6649 we have a whitebelt and advanced class. I do both
@@Scbirdsfan803 Do the white belt classes help immensely?
I want to have something to work toward. A goal, a date on the calendar. I’m almost more excited for the lead up to the tournament rather than the tournament itself. And I want to eat with my team afterward!
Wow the food over there must be good to make this list haha ;)
Honesty, this is the first time my friends and family has ever seen me do jiu jitsu in the face. I’ve been doing jiu jitsu for 7 months now, and I have a hard time realizing how much I know. I feel like this will be a good time to showcase to my friends and family as well as myself what I know about jiu jitsu. Also, life experience.
i just want to fight and have beers after. SKOL!!!
I want to prove to my coaches that I am a winner. I want to prove to myself that I am a winner
Update, I won my first tournament
@@theJustinDyechannel how long did you train for before you competed? Congrats btw
@OmarFarooqi I trained for about 1 year roughly before competing my first time (10 months)
My motivation is to improve at Jiu Jitsu.
Thank you 🙏 , Sept 18th ..
Carlos Gracie Jr. Cup ...
Chris from GB Scottsdale...
Depends on the person. I'm doing comps to have something to train for. To test my defenses and to get comfortable under comp settings again. I've boxed and wrestled. The adrenaline and nerves alone is something to get used to. I'm working up to a mma fight so these are great starters. I also wanna grow the grappling game in my area
yeah id say emotions is a big factor and for many people it can be over whelming
and a negative by product, good advice
The answer is simple,sparring with my team in my bjj school is great,but when you compete you go full capacity against other bjj practioners is a whole different animal, plus i want to represent my school as well.
first tournament tomorrow wish me luck
How'd you do?
@@peanutscorn6325 i lost both rounds but i enjoyed it so incredibly much
I train enough. I do compete. But to me is a hobby, not a career. I compete because I like to test myself. If I lose, I lose. If I win, I win!
There is always a bigger lion out there. As long as we stop being so afraid of losing, we can focus on the fun part of it. So far, I have been doing ok.
On sum realness I dont even wanna compete all I wanna do is Learn and execute what I've learned and be better martail arts .
Awesome!
@@marcelobonanca9442 thankyou sir 💯
This video was such a motivational killer. It made me depressed
I train and fight to improve he better and use jiu jitsu as a release the freedom and good feeling of being able to be on the mat and get armbars sweeps and rear naked chokes is amazing.
As a white belt adult I do bjj CAUSE ITS FUN.
I want some gold
I wanna do mma when i turn 18 but i just like too choke people out
Train in the gi and no-gi then.
Really don’t think it’s this deep…obviously you enjoy jiu jitsu, you spend your time training. If you have the drive to compete Nike that shit and just do it.
That’s it 🤙🏽👊🏽