Should You Mercilessly Smash New White Belts or Let Them Work in BJJ?

Today we've got a question from a bigger White Belt named Lee.

He's been training for about a year and is finally climbing up the "pecking order", especially for the less experienced guys in the room.

At this point he is finally getting the better of the newer white belts, but he has a question about rolling with them.

He wonders if he should allow them to work a little bit, which is what he says he does now, or if he should I just roll like "normal" and go after them.

He doesn't want to seem overconfident or arrogant though, and so he's not sure if "letting them work" is a good look.

Lee is also wondering what my philosophy is when I roll with less experienced grapplers or brand-new white belts.

In this video I'll answer Lee's initial question & share with you guys how I go about training with less experienced people in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and how I get the most out of the roll: both helping that person grown & making myself better at the same time.

Hopefully this video answers your question Lee, and if any of you had a similar question then I hope you found it helpful too!

- Chewy
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