Master Jiu-Jitsu Master Life: How To Create An Extraordinary Life Through Jiu-Jitsu

by Paul Kindzia

Jiu-Jitsu will change your life (but are you paying attention to the right things?) This book Master Jiu-Jitsu Master Life, is about success on and off the mats and the PRINCIPLES used by others that allowed jiu-jitsu to change their lives. We are all searching for ways to expedite our learning in jiu-jitsu and in life. Wouldn't it be nice to accomplish your goals and dreams in life? Learn how to transform your life while doing a sport that you love. THE LIFE PRINCIPLES, BEHAVIORS, AND TACTICS OF LEGENDS, ICONS, INFLUENCERS, INNOVATORS, AND WORLD-CLASS JIU-JITSU PRACTITIONERS ON AND OFF THE GRAPPLING MATS Over several years, author Paul Kindzia has observed, studied, and recorded the principles used for success by Jiu-Jitsu practitioners at the highest level. What he observed is that those same principles are applicable in other important areas of life. Mastering these proven Jiu-Jitsu principles will make you more successful in life and mastering these proven life principles will make you more successful in Jiu-Jitsu. Now the distilled stories of high-achievers are available MASTER JIU-JITSU MASTER LIFE Among the stories, you will learn; - How RVCA founder PM Tenore and Shoyoroll founder Vince "Bear" Quitugua escaped poverty to build hugely successful brands that have impacted the jiu-jitsu community. - How Rener Gracie turned a major injury into a life-changing opportunity. - How Keenan Cornelius went from an unknown and average jiu-jitsu competitor to a breakout star creating his own techniques. - How Kit Dale earned his jiu-jitsu black belt in four years while winning major championships using science-based learning principles. - How UFC Champion Georges St-Pierre’s coach Firas Zahabi trained countless athletes to reach the highest levels in combat sports including jiu-jitsu. - How Royce Gracie’s first U.S. jiu-jitsu blackbelt Rob Khan systematized jiu-jitsu for mixed martial arts and how that led to changing the lives of countless practitioners and students. - How jiu-jitsu legend Marcelo Garcia approached the development of his students and turned them into world-class champions. - How Bernardo Faria became a multiple-time jiu-jitsu world champion and business success at the same time. - How Jocko Willink went from success as a U.S. Navy Seal to top podcaster, gym owner, best-selling author, management consultant, entrepreneur, and jiu-jitsu blackbelt. - How Karel “SilverFox” Pravec immigrated to the United States from a country that no longer exists to become one of the top global influencers in the jiu-jitsu world. - How Roger Gracie became one of the most dominant jiu-jitsu competitors of all time. - How John Danaher transformed himself from a philosophy student at Columbia University to full-time legendary jiu-jitsu coach and originator of many modern jiu-jitsu sequences. - How Joe Rogan became a comedian, television host, podcaster, health enthusiast, UFC commentator, and a jiu-jitsu black belt. If you are looking to change your life through jiu-jitsu, this book is for you. If you are looking to lose weight, compete, and have better relationships through jiu-jitsu, this book is for you. If you are looking to progress your jiu-jitsu game at a much faster rate, this book is for you.

269 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 26, 2018

Reviews

[Cori · Rating 5 out of 5]

Was not expecting that...

For the select few martial arts books I’ve read, this one has had the most impact on my life and my game. Ironically, it is one that focuses the least on techniques. Although there were numerous takeaways from this book; the reference to other great books, side stories, etc, the one thing I will always remember is longevity in life. I’ve given up what I may have viewed a lot a year ago, but what I’m understanding now is that it has all been distractions from what is truly important. God, family, career, and a pursuit of deeper meaning found through strangling friends in PJs. I can go on for hours about my love of the art, but I won’t waste your time when you have this beautiful book to read.

[Sybil Starr · Rating 2 out of 5]

Eye roll.
This was so hard to read. This is some dude who just wants to vomit his love of Jiujitsu practitioners into a self help book that doesn't always follow his own themes or always make much sense. It doesn't help me with my jiujitsu and the self help portions are also trite. Joe Rogan is one of the examples of "habit." Ick. I just want to vomit. I don't know who most of these people are otherwise and I don't care. This is so niche. Now, to find a book that will actually help with both improving my life and jiujitsu skills....and not the history of unknown practitioners and their websites and podcasts...wait---there we go- I will just go the source of this dudes niche obsession. Lol

[Mark Laugisch · Rating 5 out of 5]

I think we are all looking for that skill or craft that leads us to that mental mastery of our lives and as a short time practitioner of jiu jitsu this book was able to provide me the road map to that mastery through those individuals who have already traveled that path. It’s not a gimmick and as the author demonstrates through his interviews and stories, following the path of jiu jitsu is long and arduous…but at the same time empowering and enlightening.