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Congratulations to Cardoso Jiu Jitsu!
Congratulations to our client, Cardoso Jiu Jitsu, for being named Best Martial Arts School in Miami for 2018! What a great way to wrap up an eventful year and kickoff a new year full of goals. We are proud to be working with you. The award is granted...
Secure your site now or lose leads
It’s past the time to get an SSL certificate! If you don’t have one, your site visitors are likely being told that your website is not secure, corporate security policies may be blocking it, and Google is downgrading it in the search results. The good news is that...
Congratulations to Buckhead Jiu Jitsu, Jiu Jitsu Business, & the Dirty Gi Marketing team
Congratulations to one of our clients for being featured in the 1st installment of Jiu Jitsu Business -- Sam Joseph @ Buckhead Jiu Jitsu. Also, congratulations to Mike Velez and the Jiu Jitsu Magazine team for this new pursuit. Happy to have...
Changing Your Perspective Can Change Your Outcome
One of our favorite business writers, Simon Sinek, talking about how Olympic athletes frame the feeling they have just before competition in a way that improves their performance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SUTInEaQ3Q Hopefully, using this helps you or...
3 Priorities of Reputation Management
How important is your personal reputation to you? How about your reputation as an instructor, teacher, or coach? That is, do you care what people think and publicly say about you? If you are an entrepreneur, you should care a great deal about your business’...
Two Tools You Should Be Using But Probably Aren’t (at least not correctly)
Imagine learning jiu jitsu with no feedback -- with no way to learn what you are doing well and what you aren’t. No coach. No knowledgeable teammates or drilling/sparring partners. No video. Talk about flying blind. How good do you think you’d be? Every single...
Play Your Game – The benefits of outsourcing
Before your students step on the mats to compete, I’ll bet you’ve told them “play your game.” It’s a idiom we use to mean, “play to your strengths”, “do what you are good at”, “make your opponent work in the positions where you are your strongest”. As coaches, we...
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