Martial Arts and Combat sports Media Directory

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Mighty15x is Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson’s channel, delivering elite MMA and BJJ insights through fight breakdowns, training footage, and real‑world martial arts analysis.
The B-Team Jiu-Jitsu is a YouTube channel featuring elite-level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training, competition prep, and behind-the-scenes content from one of the sport’s top teams.
Inside BJJ is a YouTube channel that explores Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu through interviews, documentaries, and training insights. It offers an inside look at athletes, academies, and the culture of the sport.
Bulletproof for BJJ is a YouTube channel focused on strength, conditioning, and injury prevention for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners. It helps athletes improve performance and longevity on the mats.
Absolute MMA is a YouTube channel showcasing training, techniques, and insights from a professional MMA gym. It features high-level instruction in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, striking, and mixed martial arts.
BJJ Fanatics is a YouTube channel that shares Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu techniques, highlights, and instructional content from top-level practitioners. It serves as a hub for high-quality grappling knowledge and training insights.
Bernardo Faria BJJ is a YouTube channel by Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu champion Bernardo Faria, offering high-level instruction, techniques, and training insights for grapplers of all levels.
BJJ Mental Models is a YouTube channel that teaches Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu through conceptual frameworks and strategic thinking. It focuses on helping practitioners improve by understanding underlying principles rather than memorizing techniques.
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The empty-mindedness of chi sao applies to all activities we may perform, such as dancing. If the dancer has any idea at all of displaying his art well, he ceases to be a good dancer, for his mind stops with every movement he goes through. In all things, it is important to forget your mind and become one with the work at hand. When the mind is tied up, it feels inhibited in every move it makes, and nothing will be accomplished with any sense of spontaneity. The wheel revolves when it is not too tightly attached to the axle. When it is too tight, it will never move on. As the Zen saying goes: 'Into a soul absolutely free from thoughts and emotion, even the tiger finds no room to insert its fierce claws.' In chi sao, the mind is devoid of all fear, inferiority complexes, vicious feelings, etc., and is free from all forms of attachment. It is master of itself; it knows no hindrances, no inhibitions, no stoppages, no clogging, no stickiness. It then follows its own course like water; it is like the wind that blows where it lists.
Bruce Lee

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