Show Summary Join us for Episode 3 of the Inside BJJ Podcast. Host Tim Freeman sits down with Crosley Gracie Black Belt Ryan Murphy and United Grappling Federation (UGF) founder Mike Uhlinger for a discussion on UFC Fox Evans vs. Davis, the inside story on how the UGF was created from founder Mike Uhlinger, a small recap of the Europeans, and Mike sheds some light on the UGF rules and scoring system. Links Listen on iTunes Download Episode 3 Subscribe to Podcast Feed United Grappling Federation website United Grappling Federation Rules Video Follow the UGF on Twitter UGF on Facebook Show Credits Tim Freeman Ryan Murphy Mike Uhlinger Image...
Inside BJJ Podcast E...
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Join us for Episode 2 of the Inside BJJ Podcast with Tim, Ernest Mello, and Matt Freeman. We talk about Jiu-Jitsu tournaments, steroids, the Lion’s Den and old Jiu-Jitsu stories. Thanks for the listen and we hope you enjoy the show. Hosts Tim Freeman Matt Freeman Ernest Mello Listen...
Inside BJJ Podcast E...
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Welcome to the first episode of the Inside BJJ Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Ryan Murphy and brown belt Ernest Mello.We talk about wrestling singlets, habitual guard jumpers, Mickey Mouse medals and tough guy dogs. Thanks for the listen and we hope...
United Grappling Fed...
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The UGF is back for an action packed 2012. Check out their schedule and rules for upcoming events. Download the rules document...
Draculino Techniques
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DRILL OF THE WEEK This week we feature Draculino’s 54 Perfect BJJ Techniques in 12 minutes. Everyone knows to get better, you have to drill. All the cook kids are doing...
Jiu-Jitsu Advice
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“The secret of this sport is, while you’re the nail, hang in there, let them hit you, until the day you become the hammer, then you smash them back!” -Renzo Gracie This week we have two questions. The first is about getting motivated to start training and the second is about Sambo. Whether you are doing BJJ or Sambo or any other type of fight training it is important to have realistic expectations. Recently I was rolling with a white belt who impressed me when he passed my guard. I was amazed at how quickly he was improving. I later overheard him tell one of the instructors how depressed he was that he didn’t submit...




