Mastering Jujitsu Quotes

“It's not how much you know that counts, but how much you can recall under stress.”
― John Danaher, Mastering Jujitsu

“The chances of a submission hold being successfully applied are much higher when done from a dominating and controlling position.”
― Renzo Gracie, Mastering Jujitsu

“our three basic categories of an MMA fighter.”
― Renzo Gracie, Mastering Jujitsu

“And as for proof—how can a man ever be certain? Certainty, surely, is beyond human grasp. But however that may be, it is usually the case that glory comes to those who act, not to the over cautious and hesitant. Only by great risks can great results be achieved.” —Herodotus, The Histories, book seven.”
― Renzo Gracie, Mastering Jujitsu

“In fact, there is an axiom of martial arts training that everyone ought to know: The way you train is the way you will fight. Martial arts that allow you to apply your technique at close to full power in daily training and sport allow you to constantly use those very techniques in almost exactly the same way during a real fight.”
― Renzo Gracie, Mastering Jujitsu

“Most sports require you to master the movements of only your own body to be successful. The combat grappling arts, such as jujitsu, require you to become the master not only of your own movement but also that of your opponent—a far more difficult and complex task.”
― Renzo Gracie, Mastering Jujitsu