To be fair... there are a lot of TMA instructors who don't know how to teach an organized progressive curriculum... even when they are given that organized progressive curriculum to start with.This is because unfortunately a lot of BJJ instructors don’t know how to teach an organized progressive curriculum.
Someone who is done putting up with BS down here and now is putting up with the afterlife’s BS!!!We got someone new!
Who's not a body builder nor wrestler.
It seemed by the wording it was a joke question, so in my dry humor I answered accordingly.What?
Several years ago, Gracie Barra started to impose a curriculum on their instructors. Caused quite a kerfuffle at the time.This is because unfortunately a lot of BJJ instructors don’t know how to teach an organized progressive curriculum.
In my classes I make an effort to make sure all my students understand how the different parts of the art work together, reinforce each other, and are built on common principles. I also try to make sure my students have a handle on the fundamentals before introducing the more esoteric and specialized moves. But there are schools where you will just get a random selection each day from the vast arsenal of BJJ techniques and you just have to stick around long enough for the puzzle pieces to start fitting together.