How to get Big by Alistair Overeem

How to get Big by Alistair Overeem

Alistair Overeem talks on How to get Big. Eating some horse meat and stuff like that can really help your body to stay and become muscular. So that is something that for sure helped Overeem to become so big.

But you know what? He’s not mentioning steroids anywhere in this video. So let’s check out what he have to say about being big.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3FHNzFU7-o

 

How to Eat Healthy for BJJ under $50 a week

How to Eat Healthy for BJJ under $50 a week

As everyone have some wird opinion that healthy food is expensive that’s not like that for sure. You can always nourish your body for the demands and you won’t be poor after it.

BJJ World champ Jordon Schultz shows us how he stays lean and eats healthy for as little as 35 euro per week.

 

This is very nice video with some very nice explanations and foodstuffs that will not break your bank for sure.

AJ Agazarm vs Dan Strauss – Polaris Pro 2 – OFFICIAL [HD]

AJ Agazarm vs Dan Strauss - Polaris Pro 2 - OFFICIAL [HD]

One of the most exciting fights in live grappling history.
World champ AJ Agazarm of Gracie Barra takes on Roger Gracie black belt and strongman Dan Strauss of Roger Gracie Mill Hill.

This was one of the most heated exchanges we’ve had so far on the Polaris stage.

Top 5 stretches after BJJ training

Top 5 stretches after BJJ

Post training time is the main time for stretching and yoga. Muscles and tendons are tight and your body need relaxation.

In this video we can see Sebastian Brosche’s Yoga routine and stretches after you finish your hard training.

Open Your hips, thighs, shoulders… with this stretches and enjoy your BJJ without injuries.

7 Minutes of Yoga for BJJ with Cassidy Jane Yoga

7 Minutes of Yoga for BJJ with Cassidy Jane Yoga

BJJ Joe with Cassidy Jane:

“I had the pleasure of training at Absolute BJJ in Bristol, TN and they have a Yoga program to help their BJJ athletes recover from training.

If you train BJJ, you should consider adding Yoga to your routine. I’m a big fan of doing a Heated Vinyasa Flow. Check out this 7 minute Yoga Flow with Cassidy.”

Yoga for BJJ – Hip Opening Stretching Sequence

Yoga for BJJ - Hip Opening Stretching Sequence

In this video Sebastian leads you through a simple hip stretching yoga sequence, similar to the kind you can find on the website.

Normally Sebastian demonstrates the video himself, but today averagely flexible Miha Perhavec assumes that role. Please find some space to do the video and report back with results.

Yoga workout for Jiu Jitsu with Prof. Flavio Almeida With Fightmaster Yoga

Yoga workout for Jiu Jitsu with Prof. Flavio Almeida With Fightmaster Yoga

Yoga for Jiu Jitsu is focused on opening the shoulders and upper back as well as the thighs and hip flexors. There are a lot of techniques in BJJ that require a low, grappler’s stance which tightens the shoulders, upper back and psoas muscles. This workout will help to open those areas and to help avoid injury.

In this video we can see BJJ Professor Flavio Almeida With Fightmaster Yoga

Yoga for BJJ – Basic class

Yoga for BJJ Basic class

Yoga for BJJ from Sebastian Brosche!

A basic class to give the viewer a taste of what the videos look like on our website.
EVERYONE is encouraged to give it a try and experience what their body feels like after just 20 minutes.
The best time to start prolonging and bettering your BJJ experience is TODAY.

Metamoris 3 – Royler Gracie vs Eddie Bravo

Metamoris 3 Royler Gracie vs Eddie Bravo

Edgar “Eddie” Bravo (born Edgar Cano on May 15, 1970) is an American Jiu-Jitsu instructor and former UFC analyst. He is the founder of 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu and the Eddie Bravo Invitational.

Royler Gracie (born December 6, 1965) is a retired Brazilian mixed martial artist and Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioner. He ran the Gracie Humaitá school in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for many years under his father Helio‘s direction, but currently lives in San Diego.

 

North South – Kimura, Choke and Papercutter

North South: Kimura, Choke, and Papercutter

Professor Henry Stash started training BJJ in 2002, under Professor Claudio Franca, in Santa Cruz CA, where he earned his blue belt. He moved to Oahu, HI, where he earned his purple belt under Professor Kai Garcia. Her earned my brown belt under Professor Takamasa Watanabe, in Tokyo, Japan, and his black belt under Professor Vicente Junior, in MD. As a member of the military community, he has been fortunate enough to train and compete all over the world, and take every opportunity to give something back to the BJJ community, which has been so good to him.