Dan Lukehart & Matt Grant on BJJ | Full Podcast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2023
- I had the pleasure of doing a 4 hour podcast with Dan Lukehart and Matt Grant at Brea Jiu-Jitsu. Dan doesn’t do interviews very often, so we’re very lucky to hear from him.
In an effort to be a better coach, I study successful coaching patterns from across many athletic disciplines, and Dan’s coaching style and methods have left a deep impression on me from the first day I met him.
Matt Grant is a good friend who started BJJ later in life and went on to win numerous tournaments at all belt levels. He’s one of the most positive guys I know. Here’s a link to a podcast we did together 4 years ago:
• Podcast #9: Matt Grant...
Having both of these men in a room together for a long form nuanced conversation was awesome. If you appreciate long form discussions like I do, you’ll love this.
While Dan doesn’t care about internet fame and shoutouts, you can find his channel here @BreaJiuJitsu where he occasionally posts jiu-jitsu content, or follow him on Facebook where he regularly posts insightful thoughts on a number of topics.
If you want to find out more about Brea Jiu-Jitsu, here’s the website: breajiujitsu.com/
And find Matt Grant on Instagram @mattgrantbjj - กีฬา
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This was an amazing event overall! This 4 hours was totally worth it! Although I spent way less time by speeding up the video! Thanks RD!
Awesome!
60+ yr old 130lb blue belt here. I started and still train BJJ to learn to do the best BJJ I can, as efficiently as I can. Since I wrestled in HS ages ago sometimes when I get frustrated I still revert to some wrestling, but then I just exert and tire myself out quicker. "Old Guy" BJJ for me is improving and refining the fundamentals to execute as efficiently as possible. It involves all positions, offensive and defensive. Standup, clinch, and take-downs are a challenge as I don't have the reflexes and quickness I did 40+ years ago, but I still take the same approach with them, my progress is just a bit slower.
I would love to find a guy like Matt to train with in my area, sounds like a good fit.
Where do you train?
@@mattgrant8227 Austin TX area
@@RicoMnc I have a daughter in Frisco TX I get out there often. Lots of good academy’s in Austin I used to Train with Xande when they were in San Diego
I’ve been wanting a podcast for a while! These always speed up my work shifts
The whole dropping into guard even with one grip is some real insider knowledge! This Podcast is really good!
I tell you what, Dan Lukehart is one of the best kept secrets in BJJ today. And Matt is just the coolest guy ever.
"you should never rely on the ignorance of your opponent". Damn. .. bit jealous that I didn't come up with that simple, but poignant line...
I'd like to echo my comment from the other video on guard pulling, but Dan echoes the point i was trying to make, stand up work is far more common in jiu jitsu for a whole variety of factors and also some rule sets really encourage guard pulling and some do not and if you are a serious competitor in the modern scene you need to be able to play in a variety of rule sets. And even if you pull guard you will often end up in wrestling exchanges on the feet to finish sweeps, especially in no gi. Which Dan very nicely highlighted
Phil dunlap was ine of my bjj coaches. He recently moved to Virginia. I did enjoy his free classes. But i also learned some good stuff under him.
I know Phil
This is one hell of a podcast/interview. Can't wait to listen to it all
There’s some good stuff in this one!
@@RamseyDewey Lots of excellent stories and anecdotes. It's been a great listen
Love Dan, he's very much on point and I agree with a lot of what he says from his approach on how to start teaching jiu jitsu to his views on Flo
Find Matt Grant on Instagram @mattgrantbjj
While Dan doesn't care about internet fame and shoutouts, you can find his channel here @BreaJiuJitsu where he occasionally posts jiu-jitsu content, or follow him on Facebook where he regularly posts insightful thoughts on a number of topics.
If you want to find out more about Brea Jiu-Jitsu, here's the website: breajiujitsu.com/
Also, I have found that people that abuse PEDs get injured WAY often! It's like their muscles literally are too strong for their tendons and ligaments and so they tear themselves apart maxing on lifts, etc.
You could simply not max out on lifts though
@@armedjoy3045 lol... seems like the urge is just too great! LOL... Honestly, though, I know several people that take or have taken Dangerous PEDs and they all have torn pecs or biceps in the past. kinda sad.
To be honest I never realized that there are jiujitsu gyms where both people start on their knees at the beginning of a roll. My main gym and the other gyms I have visited start standing. Starting on the feet just seems so logical that I can’t believe anyone would argue to do otherwise.
The majority.
Good stuff well done . In tai chi the oldest athletes are in their 90s . Good luck with your future
18:00 "I'm old, so I can only do " ... that is a powerful point that he's making. Being a well rounded fighter means that you can address the challenges that are thrown at you. I doesn't really mean that you need to be the single best at all of the challenges. It means that you can deal with the situation in a competent way. Imagine a swimmer who can only front crawl and now he is in dirty or infectious waters where he can't afford to swallow lots of the water. So he doesn't breast swim, because that's not his thing. That would be absurd.
57:43 "four areas to build depth, not just simply try one submission after the other" ... damn, another point he drove home.
Under ground rave... fighting in a cage... originally raves were I believe locked by definition. I believe it was a way for BTS to get around city last call laws. It's probably way more complicated and nuanced.
MY MAN! 😉👍
I think the ultimate cash cow is the belt , grading , and franchise system. But could we do without it ?
QUESTION
I recently took part in a Judo competition. One competitor a 21 year old, 5 foot 6 weighed in at 144kg (317 pounds), was pulled from the competition by the organisers citing health concerns due to his weight. The organisers have known the competitor since he were a teen. To clarify the competitor isn't some 21 year old powerlifter, they ballooned during covid going from about 90kg to his current 144kg. This competitor would have been competing against 90kg to 110kg due to category amalgamation.
I'm not sure how i feel about this decision and would like your opinion.
Thanks,
Nick
QUESTION
i have been recently knocked unconscious for 20 seconds in muay thai it was kic to the nose and forehead
Will this make it easier for me to get knocked out in the future? And when can i fight again?
When CAN you fight again? Whenever your local athletic commission allows it (usually a minimum of 30 days after a KO) when SHOULD you fight again? Only when you’re ready.
Will it make it easier to get knocked out again? Yes, unfortunately. Every hit to the head, KO or no, adds up over time.
Yeah man, just because you're older doesn't mean you gotta be weaker, less flexible or slower... That's usually a commitment/ training issue.
Or use a lower percentage strategy, as Dan pointed out.
@@RamseyDewey Yessir! To me it's all about staying active and being smart about it! people stop being active as they get older for some reason! Motion is lotion! Gotta stay active!
Oh wow... The comment about the pacing ... 1:20:00. Yeah I think that is what someone starting with martial arts needs to understand. There is training that is academy centric and there is training that is athlete centric. Later has a specific pacing that needs to be on point. And in case you are in the setting that works against your situation or temperament. For example when being in a academy centric training and you are losing the track, you have to find a way to move towards athlete centric.
Engagement
Hey if bruce lee was no good why are users still using him as click bait ?
1:23:00 LeBron James and Kobe Bryant have entered the chat
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Dude I don't think the bell curve should apply for combat sports. I mean how does a collage scoring guide called out as biased ok for combat sports when it's so highly contested for collage scoring?
How about a demo of MMA OR BJJ IN STREET CLOTHES THAT IS NOT INA GYM
Why?
@@RamseyDewey simple coach, let's see a real world application
What kind of demo specifically do you think would be real world applicable? Just sparring outside in T shirts?
@@RamseyDewey what would you encounter outside a gym
@@RamseyDewey just sparring in T shirts ,I hope you have pants on , ignore me with that comment