InfernoCast - InfernoCast 21 - Chris Haueter, Dirty Dozen member of BJJ discusses his rule of 3's for success

InfernoCast 21 - Chris Haueter, Dirty Dozen member of BJJ discusses his rule of 3's for success

04/27/20 • 73 min

Kaleb talks with Chris about his martial arts influences, why BJJ resonated with him so strongly, and how he defines success.
Lots of good stories and analogies for people to understand the comprehension of Jiu Jitsu not being binary. Chris goes in depth explaining how Jiu Jitsu encompasses all the natural tendencies humans physiologically embrace. He also gives an overview of training methodologies for the ideal learning curve and his artistic influence.
Plus he coined yet another term... "CRC" Combat Restrictive Clothing lol

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InfernoCast 20- Scott Caan talks Hollywood and jiu jitsu telling us his amazing story to Black Belt

Scott talks with Kaleb about boxing as a kid, showing his pops what he was made of, and finding Jiu Jitsu. Amazing story of his rough and tumble start in jiu jitsu and a trip to Brazil that brought him full circle back to his original instructor.
Scott discusses how he loves training BJJ because its difficult and his perspective on success, pushing hard and doing the work no matter what.
We also hear about his grueling blue belt test over 20 years ago and a great story of him introducing Paul Walker to Jiu Jitsu.
His passion for training is very apparent as he talks of his lessons on the mat and telling us how those lessons have transferred into his successful career and the rest of his life.
This episode was a great example of a personal high standard of an over achiever and the lessons he has learned along with principles he operates by.

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InfernoCast 22 - Matt Thornton, BJJ Blackbelt and Creator of Straight Blast Gym tells his story

In this episode Matt explains how Boxing, JKD and his love of Jiu Jitsu has created this system he is using to train students and fighters all over the world. He breaks down some universal truths across multiple ranges of combat and gives some great leadership perspective.