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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2026 · 36 MIN

Why Modern Jiu-Jitsu Is Losing Its Way | Renato Migliaccio | BLANC | Ben Bubb

from Chats with Ben · host Ben Bubb

Renato Migliaccio has spent decades studying, teaching, and preserving the philosophy behind Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. In this conversation, we go far beyond techniques and competition to explore what martial arts are really meant to teach.We discuss why boxing evolved while many BJJ gyms still spar too hard, how modern Jiu-Jitsu is changing, raising children through martial arts, competition vs. personal growth, the influence of wrestling, judo and sambo, the history of traditional martial arts, gym culture, coaching philosophy, and why respect and discipline still matter.Whether you're a BJJ practitioner, MMA fan, coach, parent, or simply interested in the deeper philosophy of martial arts, this episode offers insights rarely discussed.Topics include:• brazilian jiu jitsu philosophy• why bjj should learn from boxing• competition vs training• kids in martial arts• mma evolution• wrestling, judo & sambo• traditional martial arts• gym culture & coaching• the future of brazilian jiu jitsuIf you enjoyed the episode, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone passionate about martial arts.

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