
A Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu show where we talk about humble beginnings, overcoming roadblocks, and fuel to keep on fighting. Follow us on Instagram @mywhitebelt
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Michael Heinz is an accomplished BJJ professor with an unusual background and wealth of wisdom and insight.
Check his work at BJJ Fanatics and follow him on Instagram @sbg_texas
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In this powerful episode of My White Belt, I sit down with my dear friend and training partner, Eric Wright — a four-stripe blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Eric shares his deeply personal journey of overcoming shame, fear, and addiction, offering h... more
Michael Zenga is a BJJ and judo black belt who has worked extensively with revered coaches such as Travis Stevens, Daniel Gazoni, João Amaral, Jimmy Pedro, and Bernardo Faria.
Although with a fruitful career in judo and jiu-jitsu’s Masters division... more
Cameron started training Jiu Jitsu at the age of 7 in Centennial, Colorado. He instantly fell in love with the sport and has been absolutely fascinated ever since. Cameron earned his blue belt at the age of 15 before being sidelined by a severe neck ... more
Jim Trick is a great host and interviewer. He brings an infectious energy to his episodes which include some of Jiu Jistu’s most prominent voices. As a newcomer to BJJ, many lessons can be learned from these candid and enlightening conversations.
Amazing guests and super insightful and inspiring host.
(New) purple belt, MWB is such a great podcast and community. My wife and I found the podcast while road tripping, now it's our go to road trip soundtrack. MWB is not only amazing Jiujitsu information, but it applies so much into life in general. MWB helps us bed better people.
This show has some interesting topics, and really makes me look at a different side of jiujitsu. Jim talks through everything in a way we can relate to. Definitely recommend this show for white to black belts.
Currently a BJJ purple belt and this is one of the only podcasts I listen to regularly. Been listening about a year.
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Content features a variety of perspectives from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners, including insights into personal growth, motivation, and community building within the sport. Topics frequently discussed include the journey of starting Jiu-Jitsu, overcoming challenges such as injuries, and the importance of supportive environments for new practitioners. The interactions also highlight how Jiu-Jitsu serves not only as a sport but as a vehicle for personal development and connection among individuals. The podcast blends humor with serious reflections, making it an engaging platform for both newcomers and seasoned fighters alike, and establishes a relatable community vibe through its discussions on life lessons learned through martial arts.
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Recent guests on My White Belt include:
1. Michael Zenga
2. Cameron Mellott
3. Amanda Hockensmith
4. Joshua Sowa
5. Travis Lemiesz
6. Ian Strimbeck
7. Rikki Rockett
8. Kevin Reen
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