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Getting Your Hand Raised: Reflections on Victory and Defeat

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Is getting your hand raised at the end of a fight the only way to know you’ve won? Is it possible to benefit from competition without winning?

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On Competition as an Opportunity, Not an Evaluation

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As I prepare to compete in the IBJJF European Championships in Paris this week, I’m focusing on practicing gratitude. In doing so, I see my entry into this competition as an opportunity to win, to grow as an athlete and as a person, and to bring back lessons for myself, my teammates, and my students.

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Reframing: How To Turn A Bad Situation Into A Good One

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What if you could choose to see things differently? What if every bad situation didn’t have to be so bad? Can you train yourself to be a more positive thinker?

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Pedagogy, Sport Psychology

I Took a Day Off From Competing and Coached Instead: Here’s What I Learned

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I Took a Day Off From Competing and Coached Instead by IBJJF - Evan Bishop Writing

Competing is a privilege, but sometimes life’s momentum makes us lose sight of that fact. Here’s what I learned from a day as a coach.

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