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It's definitely hard though. Especially being in a sport where you don't have a team with you to bring you up in the moment. You just gotta refocus and work your game and get better.

Shark tank it man, and get your conditioning up. Jiujitsu isn't about out strengthing your adversary, but utilizing technique and leverage. And why just focus on one tournament 7 weeks out? Stay in...

If ACL reconstruction surgery was good enough for GSP, it's good enough for me.

Right on. I know Kings. You train with Jaime yager often?

HBninja, do you train at HB Ultimate?

Out of curiosity, do you have a link to a website for your school that teaches Taijutsu? Because what you've just described is not what Taijutsu is.

Most jiujitsu tournaments, especially higher level tournaments make you weigh in almost right when your division starts. So cutting isn't always the smartest idea.

I'm in the same place right now man. I compete at 160 no cut at 6' even, and I wanna move up to the 170's. but at 5'1"!? Thatd give me such a headache in competition haha

Ask your coach. Chances are, they'll probably have the best advice for you, because they know you, and know what competing is like.

I typically just use sprints and rolling. Doing 9 rounds at 6 minutes for rolling tends to push your stamina pretty hard. On an unrelated note, spartanmma, what ninjutsu org were you in before you...

If you can find one, I'd say a versa climber

Judo actually does have a pretty extensive submission curriculum as well. Hence why bjj started from judo. The ruleset is broken up into two phases of combat. Like my old coach used to say, granted I...

I compete in Brazilian jiu-jitsu at blue belt, between 156-165.

Shadow box, shadow box, shadow box. Drill your movement and your angles.

Wrestling, rolling, and sparring will all help increase your endurance as well. Getting your body accustomed to when you need to apply force and where.

It really depends on what suits you the most. There's such a broad spectrum of arts out there, that it all comes down to how you mesh with the style, the instructor, and so on. What I would suggest...

Congrats bro. I'm competing no gi at the end of the month. Haven't decided what weight I'm going after yet.