This is how to do it
I used to walk out of class with three things in my head and remember one by the next morning. Now I talk into my phone in the parking lot for about a minute and it comes back as a real entry: the techniques, who I rolled with, what I was confused about. Last week I searched 'knee shield' and found four entries I had forgotten writing. That is the first time I have felt like the classes are stacking instead of resetting.
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SShannord
Just learning
I’m learning jujitsu and someone at the dojo recommended this app. I’m looking for a way to accelerate my learning. After entering each session I get real feedback about my moves. It talks to Apple Health so I get the session length and heart rate info on the same entry.
BBeastMeat415
Powerful and easy to use
I optimize pretty much everything except my jiu-jitsu. 😂
This is the first thing I’ve found that actually seems to be working for me. I can just talk about my training and what happened during my rolls, and it keeps track of it and organizes it for me.
The part I really didn’t expect was connecting it to Claude. Now I can be in the middle of a conversation and ask something like, “What have I been working on from the bottom over the last month?” and it can actually look at my previous training and tell me.
Before Saturday’s class, I asked it to give me a quick summary of what I should be working on. It pointed out that I was spending too much time trying to get one particular move instead of finishing the position I had already created.
It was right.
That’s when I started thinking, OK, this might actually be useful.
This is the first thing I’ve found that actually seems to be working for me. I can just talk about my training and what happened during my rolls, and it keeps track of it and organizes it for me.
The part I really didn’t expect was connecting it to Claude. Now I can be in the middle of a conversation and ask something like, “What have I been working on from the bottom over the last month?” and it can actually look at my previous training and tell me.
Before Saturday’s class, I asked it to give me a quick summary of what I should be working on. It pointed out that I was spending too much time trying to get one particular move instead of finishing the position I had already created.
It was right.
That’s when I started thinking, OK, this might actually be useful.
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SSmokeysf
The best way I’ve found for journaling my BJJ training.
After nearly three years of BJJ training, one of my frustrations has been learning technique from the instructors in class, only to have it disappear the next time I am on the mat trying to call it up from memory.
Brawler AI app allows me to organize my post-training lessons in writing and in video, in the car, right after each class. If my memory is hit-and-miss even then, the AI features can help fill in gaps and put them in an organized format. If I’ve made videos, I am able to add those to the journal entry as well, and call all of this up any time I feel in need of a technique review.
There is no substitute for mat time, but keeping a detailed journal of what I learn each class, reviewing it when needed, can help make the most of my mat time.
Brawler AI app allows me to organize my post-training lessons in writing and in video, in the car, right after each class. If my memory is hit-and-miss even then, the AI features can help fill in gaps and put them in an organized format. If I’ve made videos, I am able to add those to the journal entry as well, and call all of this up any time I feel in need of a technique review.
There is no substitute for mat time, but keeping a detailed journal of what I learn each class, reviewing it when needed, can help make the most of my mat time.
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SDStumptown Dave
