Hey, we’ve made it to episode 100 of the Strenuous Life Podcast!!! Thanks to everyone for downloading, rating, reviewing and sharing it – I really appreciate it!
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For today’s episode I talk to BJJ black belt Sean McHugh. I’ve known him and trained with him for 16 years, so I was super-stoked to have him on the podcast. We covered a lot of important material including
- How to train your training partners so that they can help you get better as fast as possible
- Strategies for optimal post workout recovery
- BJJ injury prevention and rehabilitation
- How the teaching of BJJ has evolved since the art was introduced to North America
- Beginner’s teaching progressions, and should you let people spar on the first day of class?
- The dark side of MMA, including concussions, addictions, and lack of options after leaving the sport
- How to continue training when life is kicking the crap out of you
- And much more…
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