EQ: "How can Gracie Jiu-Jitsu best train a fighter to "Not Lose" in a sparring session?"
With this EQ being the focus of my interview, my required ten questions would be as follows:
-How can Gracie Jiu-Jitsu best train a fighter to "Not Lose" in a sparring session?
-To you, what should be a practitioner's goal in a spar?
-What are the best ways to increase sparring stamina?
-How can practitioners train by themselves?
-What positional controls give the most opportunity to submission?
-Why is keeping calm or keeping focused more important?
-Why is reflection after a sparring session so important?
-How does "Focused Sparring" help a fighter's knowledge of options?
-How can you build faster ground reflexes?
-What parts would Gracie Combatives need to change in order to be 'controlled sparring' ready?
-Why would GJJ make the difference in a controlled sparring session compared to any other martial art?
Now like last time, all these questions are susceptible to change.
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Blog 6: Second Interview Questions
1. Who is your mentor and where do they work?
-My mentor's name is Jorge Balares, He is actually a Chiropractor and has had much background in the works of Kinesiology. He is a private Chiropractor but as a side job, or what he likes to refer to it as a "hobby with benefits," he owns his own Gracie Certified Training Center in La Puente where there, he teaches what he knows to his students below him.
2. What five questions will ask them about their background?
1)-In your childhood or young adulthood, whether it involves you or someone else, what physical altercation has made a direct impact on your life?
2)-What martial arts do you have as background?
2a)-How many years?
2b)-Why those arts?
3)Who are your mentors? And what do you see in them to follow in their footsteps?
4)What is your goal from being an instructor? Of all activities on your spare time, why teach GJJ?
5)What about Jiu-Jitsu has captivated you to dedicate so many years to the practice and also be an instructor of the art?
-My mentor's name is Jorge Balares, He is actually a Chiropractor and has had much background in the works of Kinesiology. He is a private Chiropractor but as a side job, or what he likes to refer to it as a "hobby with benefits," he owns his own Gracie Certified Training Center in La Puente where there, he teaches what he knows to his students below him.
2. What five questions will ask them about their background?
1)-In your childhood or young adulthood, whether it involves you or someone else, what physical altercation has made a direct impact on your life?
2)-What martial arts do you have as background?
2a)-How many years?
2b)-Why those arts?
3)Who are your mentors? And what do you see in them to follow in their footsteps?
4)What is your goal from being an instructor? Of all activities on your spare time, why teach GJJ?
5)What about Jiu-Jitsu has captivated you to dedicate so many years to the practice and also be an instructor of the art?
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