SlapBumpRoll

By: Mose Jones-Yellin
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  • Summary

  • The SlapBumpRoll podcast explores the world of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Topics include: grappling techniques, training methods, interviews, and stories from the mats. The podcast is hosted by Mose Jones-Yellin.
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Episodes
  • Ep7 - The Water Analogy

    Ep7 - The Water Analogy
    Feb 4 2022

    This is the second episode in a three part series about the common analogies that we use in the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu community. More than just poetic language, these analogies are tools that help us make sense of complex ideas. This episode explores the water analogy.

     

    The intro & outro song is “Funky Butts”, by Texasradiofish.
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    9 mins
  • The BJJ Tap is now SlapBumpRoll

    The BJJ Tap is now SlapBumpRoll
    Jan 16 2022

    The name has changed, the flavor remains the same.
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    2 mins
  • Ep6 – The Chess Analogy

    Ep6 – The Chess Analogy
    Nov 25 2021

    This episode is the start of a three part series about several common analogies that we use in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Analogies are more than just poetic language, they are powerful tools that help people make sense of the world. Exploring them is often a valuable exercise. This first episode will be about BJJ as physical chess, the second episode will be about the ground as an ocean, and the third episode will be about matches as dialogues. Thank you for listening, I hope you enjoy!

     

    The intro music is “Funky Butts” by Texasradiofish.
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    19 mins

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