Episode 405: Kent Peters - a podcast by Ryan Ford: Grappling Enthusiast, Entrepreneur, Podcast Host

Kent Peters joins the show to talk about overcoming plateaus, being self-taught in BJJ, forcing yourself into miserable spots and the value of keeping a training journal. He also talks about attacking from non-dominant positions and Jiu-Jitsu for women. Click “read more” for listening options and show notes!















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SHOW NOTES:







* Regional rivalries* Origins* Finding Jiu-Jitsu* Teaching as a blue belt* Taming white belts* Ego and teaching* Embracing the suck* Reaching the common practitioners * Imanari’s recent win* World of Warcraft and hardons* Comparison is the thief of joy* Being a self-taught practitioner* Why belts matter* The BJJ Globetrotters suspension* His ranks* Rigid curriculums vs free learning* The Pummel* Overcoming plateaus * The value of keeping a training journal* Aggressive bottom side* The Magic Pin* Jiu-Jitsu for daughters* Women in Jiu-Jitsu* 2020 goals* Losing his Instagram account

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