We’ve Been Teaching Kids Jiu-Jitsu Wrong | Twinjitsu Ep 16 feat Elle Beckman thearteofcoaching
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We’ve Been Teaching Kids Jiu-Jitsu Wrong | Twinjitsu Ep 16 feat Elle Beckman thearteofcoaching
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Episode 16 of the Twinjitsu Podcast features Elle Beckman of The Arte of Coaching — a Jiu-Jitsu coach, academy owner, former early childhood educator, and one of our favorite voices in the kids Jiu-Jitsu coaching space.
Elle joins Justin and Chris from Australia to talk about why she moved away from traditional step-by-step instruction and embraced the Constraints-Led Approach (CLA) for teaching Jiu-Jitsu.
We get into what CLA actually looks like in a kids class, why play and problem-solving can develop skills better than memorizing techniques, coaching kids for competition, communicating with parents, building a coaching staff, and one of the least-discussed parts of running a Jiu-Jitsu academy: burnout.
Elle also gets incredibly honest about losing students, trying to please everyone as an academy owner, and how turning something you love into your job can change your relationship with Jiu-Jitsu.
This is one of our favorite conversations we've had on the podcast so far — especially for coaches, academy owners, parents, or anyone interested in how people actually learn Jiu-Jitsu.
Follow Elle and The Arte of Coaching on Instagram for more kids coaching resources, CLA games, and coaching education.