On the mat · Guard passing · Pressure · Mindset
It’s Not Me, It’s You
What a guard pass teaches about the two kinds of control — the one that fills your arms, and the one that quietly removes your opponent’s options.
There is a sentence I said maybe fifteen times in Sunday’s class, until it stopped sounding like coaching and started sounding like a small philosophy: it’s not me — it’s you.
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