Stretching. One of those aspects of health and fitness that we all know we should be doing and can never seem to find the time, the right stretches, or see the benefits enough to do it on a regular basis. I was the same way for a long time. Starting MMA in my early 20’s … Read more
Hey Elite MMA Fam, It’s Coach Rob here from Baytown. This post is going to go over something that is one of the most talked about, but often overlooked, parts of training. Nutrition and eating for training. I will start off with saying I am not licensed or an expert in any capacity when it … Read more
My name is Lance Rosser. I started training Jiu Jitsu at Elite MMA in 2008 at 38 years old. I was pretty consistent with my training up until about 2011 when I had to have back surgery (L4-L5 fused and a laminectomy). It took me about a year to recover from back surgery. Retuning to BJJ … Read more
Intense Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Baytown sessions, when pushed to your limits can cause burnouts if you haven’t taken care of your diet or body. That’s because BJJ training sessions often require stamina and power that puts stress on your body’s joints. But with some good recovery options you can soon rejuvenate yourself. One of them … Read more
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