Everyone needs to spend a lot of their training time in the learning/growth phase, working through challenges, developing their skills around movement and perception and not worrying about mistakes or getting tapped. In fact, mistakes are essential for improvement. Making “errors” in training is a key indicator that you are stretching your abilities into new areas.
The best of the best spend a lot of their training time just this way. Skill grows, transforms, in this environment of the Zenyo Game.
Listen to what my friend and instructor, Scott Oates, who promoted me to black belt and always encouraged me to train just like in the Zenyo Game, has to say: “I never truly understood Jiu Jitsu until I put strength, speed and athleticism on the shelf temporarily … my overall understanding of Jiu Jitsu skyrocketed. I found the sensitivity I never knew existed.”
Get in the Zenyo Game and see your Jiu Jitsu transform.
Good one. thanks for your helpful instruction.
Thank you, as always, my friend.