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#45 Brainstorming Games to Improve at Turtle and Front Headlock
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In this episode, we talk about the ecological approach as well as using games to turn knowledge into skills in jiu jitsu. We cover what the ecological approach is, and then brainstorm live on how to build games to get better at Turtle and Front Headlock positions. Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!
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Chapters
1. #45 Brainstorming Games to Improve at Turtle and Front Headlock (00:00:00)
2. Ecological Approach in Jiu-Jitsu Games (00:00:10)
3. Balancing Technique and Game-Based Teaching (00:10:56)
4. Game Design for Front Headlock (00:21:07)
5. Teaching Jiu-Jitsu With Games and Problem-Solving (00:28:52)
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