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The Lost Creonte’s Substack

The Lost Creonte

How to navigate the non-linear path of progress in BJJ, based on 12 years of training, coaching and competing.

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  • The Lost Creonte

    12 years training, competing and coaching Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Simple writing for people that want to take their jiu-jitsu progression into their own hands.

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