BJJ Fanatics 621: Yuri Simoes

Jake O'Driscoll joins the show to talk about creating a training environment that breeds champions. He talks about the importance of coaches dedicating themselves to studying the game to help their athletes succeed. He also talks about straight ankle locks 

Alberto Crane returns to talk about his life in Jiu-Jitsu since being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. He talks about how exploring Neurology has helped him and lessons he's learned. He also talks about the early days of being an American in Brazil! 

In this episode, Karim dives deeper into his journey from dissatisfaction to a place where he loves what he does and feels confident about his direction in life. He opens up about the challenges he faced, including opposition from others, and how he changed certain aspects of him ...  Show more

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Alex Honnold recounts that though he has witnessed tragic climbing accidents and the sobering fragility of life while pushing extremes, staying open to loss and grief is essential, a ...

He has surfed the biggest waves in the world. He has even conquered one of the most dangerous waves in the world, AT NIGHT.  It's an open chat on fear, breathing and being ready for the worst possible scenario.  Beyond his incredible surfing achievements, Visser is dedicated to m ...  Show more

When Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang think Olympic perfection, it’s Greg Louganis that comes to mind.  The Olympic legend drops by for an engaging conversation on competition and why he gave away two of his gold medals. Greg recalls his amazing performance in 1988 while revealing the ...  Show more