Visual Jiu-Jitsu: The Art of Memorizing Techniques

by Shane Smith

Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of visual jiu-jitsu. This groundbreaking guide takes you on a journey where the mind meets martial artistry, revealing the transformative power of visualization and memory techniques to learn jiu-jitsu in the shortest time possible. The mental training methods you will learn can also be applied to other martial arts.
Key Mind-Body Uncover the secrets of aligning your mental and physical prowess to elevate your jiu-jitsu game.Visual Dive into battle-tested techniques that harness the art of visualization to memorize and execute complex moves with precision.Rapid Explore innovative methods to quickly grasp and internalize jiu-jitsu techniques, allowing for swift mastery on the mat.Mental Learn how to mentally rehearse sequences, turning your mind into a powerful training ground for honing your skills.Strategic Develop an unparalleled ability to recall hundreds of techniques effortlessly, inspired by the methods of memory champions.Chess Grandmasters’ Learn how world-class chess players approach strategic thinking and apply their techniques to accelerate your own jiu-jitsu mastery.Problem-Solving Combine memory champions’ techniques, chess players’ insights, and rapid learning strategies to enhance your problem-solving skills on and off the mat.Whether you’re a seasoned martial artist or a complete novice, visual jiu-jitsu is your key to unlocking the untapped potential within you. Elevate your training, transform your mindset, and become a force to be reckoned with, all while learning jiu-jitsu in a fraction of the time it takes most students. Start developing your inner power today!

280 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 6, 2024

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Shane Smith (2 spaces): poker professional, also uses Dana Smith (4 spaces)
Shane Smith (3 spaces): gardening
Shane Smith (4 spaces): GRs’ author of children’s books
Shane Smith (5 spaces): exercise
Shane Smith (6 spaces): cookbooks
Shane W. Smith is an illustrator who has been credited as Shane Smith on occasion

Reviews

[HS Moon · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Visual Jiu-Jitsu" The Art of Memorizing Techniques" is a very clever book title, because I became curious and interested in the new concept although I have never tried Jiu-Jitsu. This is a groundbreaking guide for students of Jiu-Jitsu, but for any students who want to improve brain muscle memory and learn to use excellent study guides like linking stories and note cards. It even discussed Einstein's brain and learning about inner genius about other projects or subjects you are interested in. I am unsure if I could learn Jiu-Jitsu in record time, but it sounds quite convincing. It offers insights from chess grandmasters and memory champions to prove its point. For Jiu-Jitsu students, you may be able to elevate your training, transform your mindset, and become better faster than you ever thought possible with this guide. Should try it!

[James Gray · Rating 1 out of 5]

Some good memorization techniques. However, if you don’t learn BJJ from an online course most of these techniques are not functional. Especially if you (as the author suggests) are expecting your coach/professor to write out their 10-20 years of teaching on paper, for you to then be able to follow these techniques (need to frame the house before you finish building it, just like the approach to these memorization attempts). The author’s inexperience in BJJ shows time and time again in this book as well.

[Elrica Francisca · Rating 5 out of 5]

Creative

A creative way to memorize jujitsu techniques. Very insightful and instructional. A few illustrations might've been more helpful to get a clear picture of moves.