The Most Important BJJ Lesson of My Life - The 32 Principles with Rener Gracie

I visited the one-and-only Rener Gracie a couple weeks ago at Gracie University in Torrance, California, and I can honestly say that this was the single most important lesson of my life, and if you watch the entire thing, you will see why. I've been doing BJJ for nearly 20 years, and I've learned thousands of specific techniques for specific situations, but I always felt BJJ was way more complicated than it needed to be. As a black belt who has competed at the highest level, I always felt that there were a set of core principles that make everything work in jiu-jitsu, but I never knew exactly what they were, until now. In their new course, The 32 Principles of Jiu-Jitsu, Rener and Ryron Gracie have created a roadmap that allows anyone to learn the 32 "micro principles" that are the foundation of all the techniques in BJJ. Like me, I believe that most black belts rely on these principles every day without knowing exactly what they are. Once you learn all 32, you will be able to "see through the fluff" in BJJ and understand the art for what it really is: a relatively small number of simple, timeless concepts and core principles that enable us to overcome obstacles and achieve victory with maximum efficiency. One of the best parts about this course is that Ryron and Rener are so fun to watch. They have a unique way of explaining BJJ so that literally anyone can understand. The combination of unmatched synergy along with the natural brotherly banter between the two makes it so entertaining to watch, and when you’ve got over 17 hours of content to learn from this can make a huge difference. Whether you’re a white belt student, a black belt instructor, or anyone in between, this is the most universally impactful course we’ve ever seen produced for BJJ, and we can't wait to share it with you.

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