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We’re sure you’ve heard the saying “practice makes perfect,” and it absolutely holds true for anyone training in Jiu Jitsu. But since you probably don’t have 24 hours a day to spend on the mat at your academy 7 days a week, don’t forget that you can also practice at home – just make sure you do so safely! Below, we’ve outlined three tips that you should definitely read through before doing any training on your own:
Of course, though, even when you do have a safe place to practice at home, our recommendation is to leave the harder skills for your class – it’s always best to have a professional with you and have access to the proper equipment!
To learn about our training facilities in Salem and Exeter, NH, as well as for more information about our expert instructors, please give us a call at (603) 777-2775 or visit us in person today!
It’s no surprise that we live in a world largely based upon technology, and in fact, many of your daily tasks may depend on it. And although the latest gadgets are usually on a child’s wish list during the holiday season or around their birthday, giving them the latest phone, tablet or gaming system can result in tons of inactivity. Not to mention, being too involved with electronics can even cause children to lose some of their social skills.
So what are stressing here? Put simply, it’s that all children need to be physically active to live a happy and healthy life. Take a look below to learn a few reasons why physical activity is growing increasingly important for children each and every day.
Here at Renzo Gracie NH, we are HUGE proponents of children being physically active, and the earlier they start, the better! We also recognize how much of an impact technology and electronics are having on a child’s daily dose of physical activity, which is why we highly encourage participation in a fitness program or sport.
To learn about the children’s Jiu Jitsu and kids fitness programs we offer at our Salem and Exeter academies, please give us a call at (603) 777-2775 today.
We’ve said it a few times and we’ll definitely say it again – what you eat and the diet you follow has a huge impact on your ability to succeed in Jiu Jitsu and any other form of martial arts. Of course it’s important to eat healthy even when you aren’t training in a sport like this, but when you are, it becomes even more critical that you keep up with a solid plan.
With that said, what do your eating habits look like? If you know that you need to make some changes, here are a few great places to start:
Regardless of whether you drink it out of a bottle or consume it through the foods that you eat, water is huge. Try aiming for foods that have a high water content (at least 70%) – fruits such as watermelon, strawberries and grapefruit should do the trick, as will vegetables such as lettuce and cucumbers.
Most of us eat certain foods together because, well, they taste good! But, it’s actually really important for all of us to put some more thought into which foods we combine and eat at the same time. The Gracie Diet places a huge focus on combinations – for example, starches can be combined with vegetables, greens, seafood, meats, sweat fruits and foods, fats and oily foods, and fresh and creamy cheeses, but not with each other. Another rule of the thumb you can live by is to not eat protein, carbs and starches in the same meal.
It doesn’t matter how hungry you think you are – you don’t need to eat yourself sick during breakfast, lunch and dinner. Especially right before bed, it’s important to analyze the size of your servings to make sure you aren’t over-doing it. If you do feel the need to eat a lot, make yourself a big bowl of salad. And, should you be feeling hungry late at night, try to stick to fruit.
Still have questions about nutrition and how it relates to Jiu Jitsu? We at Renzo Graice NH are your Jiu Jitsu experts, so please feel free to give us a call at (603) 777-2775 to learn more!
Why Renzo Gracie NH?
Our philosophy of teaching is based on creating a family style atmosphere where people can train in a friendly, clean and healthy environment, helping and developing together but always evolving and growing as a martial artist within individual skills and personal limits.
Great attitude, good energy and a lot of smiles are always following.
Our Locations
Exeter, New Hampshire
34 Portsmouth Avenue, Exeter NH 03833
603-777-2775
Windham, New Hampshire
20 Rockingham Rd. Windham, NH 03087
603-777-2775
Manchester, New Hampshire
590 Second Street, Manchester, NH 03102
Welcome to Renzo Gracie NH, where “strangers become family”. We know your journey into Jiu Jitsu can be overwhelming and intimidating. When you arrive for your intro class you will be welcomed by a teammate/ staff member who will greet you and introduce you to some fellow members. They will assist you with any questions you might have: from how to put on your uniform (don’t worry we will lend you a Gi for your first class- simply come to your intro in shorts/pants and a T-shirt to wear underneath your uniform) to the structure of the class, and even academy etiquette. Our number one goal is to make you feel comfortable and at ease.
When you’re relaxed, the learning comes easy!
For parents bringing their children, our friendly atmosphere includes introductions to other kids who will help them feel at home and understand the basics and life skills of Jiu Jitsu. Children are encouraged to run and play before and after class. Jiu-Jitsu for children promotes confidence, self defense, social awareness and over all life skills! At Renzo Gracie NH you will find a warm support team who will help you reach your goals.
The benefits of Jiu Jitsu include mental and physical fitness, self-defense, community and fun! You will leave your intro class feeling empowered and encouraged!!!
Join us for a free class and discover all the benefits Jiu Jitsu at Renzo Gracie NH has to offer.
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