Episode 141 -- Panel Discussion 3 — Put Your Ego In Your Back Pocket

Stacked Keys Podcast

These guests for this panel have all been on the podcast and you’ll want to hear their stories. A theme that rang through this conversation is that within this sport you face the fight or flight instincts and face your fears— when you see you can push through and the techniques kick in, you develop. Everyone has their own journey. Join Tori Stackhouse 10th Planet Scottsdale, Blue Belt @torrance31 from Episode 125Laura Kent 10th Planet Bethlehem, 10th Planet Allentown, Purple Belt @lauralies10p from Episode 94Lindsey McCaghren 10th Planet Decatur, Black Belt @lindseymccaghren from Episode 121Destiney Word 10th Planet Austin, Brown Belt @prettylightsbjj from Episode 126Molly Rogers Port City JiuJitsu, Positive Balance, Emerald Coast JiuJitsu, Blue Belt @rogersjiujitsu_ from Episode 77Natasha Collazos @thenatashacollazos from Episode 118Six ladies. Six perspectives. Six personalities. Several different parts of the country.Key Topics:Topic 1 How does confidence come, when and what is it like with different training partners?Topic 2 Rolling with the guys.Topic 3 How do you know the trust level and what’s the approach you use? Go with faith!Topic 4 Trust in competition and the harsh reality.Topic 5 The most rewarding aspect of jiujutsu for these women ranges from fitness to mental wellness to travel to community.Topic 6 Mentoring was and can be difficultTopic 7 The statements about jiujitsu that these ladies share ranges from it is not as scary as it looks to giving yourself space to grow to how you feel in the sport.Topic 8 Do you find yourself a little judgey about other women?Topic 9 What about ego? Everybody’s got a little bit, but it is a humbling sport.Topic 10 Mindset and self talk factors can be a struggle and finding the encouragement and trying to tone it down Topic 11 What in the last year would these ladies change?Call To Action:You may waffle between confident and unconfident, yet the longer you stick with it, the more respect you get to grow and develop. When jujitsu is a part of your life then it is still there no matter what circumstances look like at the moment.

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