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Light on the Gentle Art: Force and Technique in Jiu Jitsu| Professor Jason Hawkins
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How can mastering the balance between force and skill in Jiu Jitsu transform not only your training but your life?
In today’s fast-paced world, achieving alignment and mental clarity can seem elusive—this episode can help you find balance, consistency, and efficiency both on and off the mat.
- Understand how organized spaces and mindful practices enhance your focus and improve your Jiu Jitsu technique.
- Discover the secret to maximizing efficiency by applying minimal force, saving energy while mastering the art.
- Learn how ancient sutras offer profound life lessons that can boost your mental clarity and resilience.
Don't miss out on these transformative insights—listen now and start applying these timeless principles to your practice and daily life!
Light on the Gentle Art: The Jiu Jitsu Sutras
In this solo-hosted episode of 'The Jiu Jitsu Mindset,' Pete Deeley welcomes Professor Jason Hawkins to discuss his book, 'Light on the Gentle Art: The Jiu Jitsu Sutras.' They delve into the concept of sutras, their historical context, and their purpose in guiding students through a dialogue with their teachers. The conversation then shifts to the practical application of these principles in jiu jitsu and life, including the importance of physical and mental alignment, the value of orderly spaces, and the transformative power of disciplined practice. They explore specific sutras from Hawkins' book, focusing on ideas like the impact of outer space on inner well-being and the concept of 'force absent of skill is brutality.' The discussion touches on the deeper philosophical aspects of jiu jitsu, encouraging listeners to integrate their training into broader life principles for personal growth.
00:00 Introduction and Host Update
00:32 Introducing Professor Jason Hawkins
01:15 Understanding Sutras in Jiu Jitsu
03:46 The Importance of Clean and Organized Training Spaces
06:19 Exploring the Concept of Inner and Outer Space
16:55 The Hollow Body and Internal Configuration
26:05 Force Absent of Skill is Brutality
28:27 Developing Self-Awareness in Jiu-Jitsu
29:34 The Balance Between Force and Technique
29:43 The Concept of Self-Study (Svidhyaya)
31:28 The Feeling of Correctness in Techniques
34:07 Ego and Injuries in Training
36:30 Stages of Life and Training
41:33 Alignment and Misalignment in Practice
41:58 The Importance of Soft Work
42:14 The Role of the Uke in Training
46:11 Applying Jiu-Jitsu Principles Beyond the Mat
47:40 Conclusion and Book Promotion
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