Beatrice "Berimbozo" Jin
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This week, Beatrice “Berimbozo” Jin joins Weslee Weighs In to talk about her journey from starting jiu-jitsu as an adult to becoming one of the top-ranked lightweight black belts in the world.
We get into what separates competitors at the highest level, from grip fighting and mat IQ to confidence, nerves, and the ability to make adjustments in the middle of a match. Beatrice also shares her approach to training and self-coaching, her thoughts on guard pulling, rulesets and CLA, and what she’s learned about building a strong women’s program and lasting gym community.
We also dive into some of the bigger conversations happening in jiu-jitsu right now: guard pulling, different rulesets, CLA and games-based training, and how training methods change as you become a more experienced athlete.
It’s a conversation about high-level jiu-jitsu, competition strategy, training, leadership, and everything Beatrice has learned during a pretty incredible climb through the sport.
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