Parent Preparation Clip #2: The Most Common Mistake

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[aprilLIKES10yearolds]

i wish my parents raised me like this, great video!

[KerosAohco]

This is an awesome video. It's very inspiring. Please keep the videos coming. Thank you!

[e1m1b]

@likeomgutube sounds like you've put a lot of thought into that fantasy.

[EGarrett01]

Awesome video. Another thing, it's probably good, once the kid is moving away from just playing the games, to tell them why you correct certain things. Like why the thumb goes on top (I think because it stops them from bending your wrist down and hurting you).

[FoodCubes]

I think I'd probably get this video to learn how to raise kids.

[madmike1]

this is just great, and this can apply to more then just BJJ, it kinda reminds me of work when in training, my boss just tells me what to do but never shows me calmly and makes me feel like crap. But yeah I hope most BJJ teachers are like this, what you showed the mistake of teachers where they slam their hand on the matt out of frustration....that is the least I want and it would make me feel stupid and I would never go again, and I am 20.

[jm213213]

as a parent/teacher/coach this is some of the best words in regards to teaching children I have come across.

[madlopez22]

The way you guys explain is Awesome, my son has autism and understood your whole video and tryed it. AND IT WORKED!!. ..now he wants to get into martial arts...he says it make him feel confortble and said it will make him feel safer...

[YoWhatUpMike]

This is a very interesting teaching technique. I'll go as far as to say that you can use this technique in everyday life to you child

[YoWhatUpMike]

Hot sauce mom should take lessons from these chaps

[highrider61]

@likeomgutube It is not about teaching the child yet. They are just giving an example on what parents are doing something wrong.