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I also tried BJJ for a few months but I got frustrated because I'm used to learning theory but all the instructor wanted to teach was rote sequences of drills.
by alexfromapex 5y ago
I also tried BJJ for a few months but I got frustrated because I'm used to learning theory but all the instructor wanted to teach was rote sequences of drills. I'm not talking like 3 step sequences I'm talking like 8 steps with highly technical parts.
- matwood 5y agoThe school and instructor matters. You need to find a teacher and group of people you mesh with. You're going to end up spending a lot of time with them, and you need to trust them. I recommend trying out a few different schools if you can. With that said, drilling is how to get better. Even though it may not seem like it at lower levels while rolling, the technical details matter. At higher levels, missing those details is the difference between the move working or not.