Interview With Dan Faggella: Author of BJJ Techniques to Defeat Bigger & Stronger Opponents

Hey guys, just a quick one here.  I had the pleasure to interview Dan Faggella the author of “BJJ Techniques to Defeat Bigger & Stronger Opponents.”  I read his ebook, and wrote a review that you can read here.

Here is part 1 of the Dan Faggella Interview:

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Here is part 2 of the Dan Faggella Interview:

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If you don’t know much about Dan Faggella, here is an excerpt from his website:

By his senior year at the University of Rhode Island, Dan had started his own Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy, taught Jiu Jitsu seminars from Massachusetts to Maryland, and medalled at numerous national competitions – becoming a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu National Champion in October 2011.

As a Dean’s List student every semester, and the leader of numerous student organizations (including the URI Wrestling Team), Dan was admitted to (and is currently involved in) the prestigious Masters in Positive Psychology program at the University of Pennsylvania.

Dan’s extracurricular endeavors went beyond business. With the dedication and focus he developed through the martial arts, he had read nearly a hundred works on self development, positive psychology, philosophy, and productivity, and written over 1,000 pages on these and other topics toward his own self understanding, including numerous independent studies on topics from business to sport psychology.

It was around this time that Dan began helping athletic teams, Mixed Martial Arts competitors, and schools with workshops and presentations. Years of teaching experience have cultivated Dan’s exceptional knack for articulating concepts and principals and getting them to ‘click’ for the specific audience in a way that is fun and engaging.

He now works primarily with MMA schools, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu academies, other Martial Artists, and College Students / Athletes to structure training to Guarantee Improvement, set and reach ambitious goals, and Quickly Develop the Important Skills they need to Win.

Hope you guys enjoyed the interview.

If you have any further questions for Dan Faggella, let me know and I’ll get them answered for you.