Zen Jiu Jitsu - Human Chess: High Percentage Strategies and Concepts for Beginners and Advanced Students Book by Oliver Staark

Like most students who train in BJJ, I was on the verge of calling it a day. After discussing my shortcomings with my coaches and professor, they gave me a new insight into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. With these new strategies and concepts under my belt, I became a second degree black belt under Roger Gracie.

Just like most techniques in Jiu Jitsu, the answers were simple, but counterintuitive. If we try to fix these problems by just muscling-through, then it takes a long time and takes a lot of the fun out of training.

Using some concepts and strategies in the Zen Jiu Jitsu books, you can speed up your progress and have fun doing it.

How the Top BJJ Players Fight and Remain Relentless in their Goals!

After the success of the Zen Jiu Jitsu series, the latest addition to the line up is now available: Zen Jiu Jitsu - Human Chess.

This particular volume explores some of the concepts, philosophies and ideas that have been gleaned over the last sixteen years, becoming a black belt and running my own academy.

It covers several topics including:

• Breathwork and how it can completely change your Cardio
• The Trough of Disillusionment and BJJ
• Fitting all your Training in
• Defensive BJJ as the Future?
• Top Game vs Bottom Game
• Goals and Technique
• Breaking Plateaus
• Relentless Commitment and Training
• Correct Rolling Theory
• How to Remain Relentless
• The 2 Day Rule
• Intermittent Fasting and BJJ
• Bad Habits in Plain Site

And so much much more….

Stop buying expensive tutorials until you know how to use them properly. Concepts and strategies will take you much further than any technique.

If you have reached a plateau in your game and need a fresh perspective then Human Chess is for you. I’ve started it simple with reasons why BJJ is so hard to get to grips with and then moved onto more complex ideas on how you can use your time well, on and off the mat. These are just a couple of the strategies and concepts contained in Zen Jiu Jitsu Human Chess.

Like most students who train in BJJ, I was on the verge of calling it a day. After discussing my shortcomings with my coaches and professor, they gave me a new insight into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. With these new strategies and concepts under my belt, I became a second degree black belt under Roger Gracie.

Just like most techniques in Jiu Jitsu, the answers were simple, but counterintuitive! If we try to fix these problems by just muscling-through, then it takes a long time and takes a lot of the fun out of training.

Using some concepts and strategies in the Zen Jiu Jitsu books, you can speed up your progress and have fun doing it.

158 pages