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Understanding Jiu-Jitsu is not a book about techniques, drills, or shortcuts. It is a clear examination of how learning actually works on the mat.
Drawing on nearly three decades of training and decades of teaching, Eddie Fyvie explores why so many students struggle, plateau, or quit despite effort and consistency. Rather than treating time, toughness, or talent as the limiting factors, this book examines the hidden assumptions that shape how Jiu Jitsu is taught and learned.
For students who feel they are working harder than they should, coaches who sense something is off in the learning process, and parents who want training to build confidence rather than pressure, Understanding Jiu-Jitsu offers a grounded, practical framework for making the art intelligible instead of overwhelming.
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