A Coat of Red Paint In Hell
shane roeschleinHere you will find narrative short and long-form fiction, Jiu Jitsu, Coaching, Music and various other topics of interest.
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Onboarding, Part 2: The Day a Student Stopped Breathing
We had our second session in our onboarding series. I plan to break this onboarding into 6 sessions—basically, a six-hour grappling onboarding course for brand-new students.
We began the class with some non-negotiable stretching. Seated hi...
A Safer Path In: Onboarding New Grapplers at 10th Planet Denver
Here’s a quick update on a new program I am working on for onboarding new members to 10th Planet Denver.
I’m working with a current student, who has over a year of grappling experience, and a brand new student with no martial arts/grapplin...
Resigning in Jiu Jitsu: The Generous Grappler's Guide to Smarter Rolling
Why Resigning in Jiu Jitsu Makes You a Better Training Partner (and a Better Grappler)
Though each match in our sport is experienced individually as a one to one or one v one exchange, Jiu Jitsu/Submission Grappling is at its core, a tea...
Building a Multi-week Guard and Guard Passing Curriculum in Jiu Jitsu (Ecological Approach)
What Is the Guard?
I’ll use Coach Greg Souders’ definition because it’s precise and free from mystical grappling language.
There are three components to an effective guard. A guard player must:
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Make and maintain connections
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Ma...
When Your Jiu Jitsu Practice Design Fails: Lessons in Ecological & Constraints-Led Coaching
What Do You Do When Your Practice Design Fails in the Moment?
As coaches, we try to create environments that guide and encourage students to solve problems on the fly—without constant intervention.
In the traditional approach to grappl...
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Shane Roeschlein is a writer, artist, musician, and Jiu Jitsu Brown Belt/Coach at 10th Planet Denver. He coaches Eco/CLA classes M, W, F at 9am, and Thursdays at Noon. His OGN, The In-Between is available now.
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