Jiu-Jitsu has a way of kicking your arse and making you love it for the lessons you learned! Kinda like mother nature...or a big brother whom you annoyed one too many times 😉. So good to be back on the mats.

He was a former special forces soldier, as mentioned by many. Special forces soldiers don’t rely on technical techniques or any that requires a great deal of movement and expended energy. Instead, they combine the most barebones yet effective and simple fundamental techniques from styles like Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Japanese jujutsu, Chinese Qinna (or Chin Na, a set of techniques focusing on joint locks), boxing, and wrestling, all of which are renowned for their effectiveness in simple self-defence circumstances, in their training. More likely than not, special forces utilize Krav Maga.

It’s the physical preparations that I’m starting now. A very serious training regimen – Kung Fu, kickboxing, swords, jujutsu, Brazilian…1,000 and 1 things…I’ll gain body mass…

I love hanging in my sweats watching some Netflix or kicking ass in the gym and Jiu Jitsu 💪💦

Reality is I’m sitting at the gym post jiu jitsu feeling high on life and drinking my post-workout shake.

Outstanding work changing lives within the community helping heal through BJJ. Literally saving lives. Sam and team @royalmarinesjiujitsu