Still Rolling Jiu Jitsu

Training for life, not just the mat. Welcome to The Still Rolling Podcast , where we explore the lifelong journey of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu through the lens of discipline, resilience, and real connection. Hosted by Marine Corps veteran and four-stripe blue belt Matthew Montgomery, this show dives deeper than technique and tournaments—we talk about what keeps us coming back to the mat even after injuries, setbacks, or life changes. Whether you're a brand new white belt, a seasoned black belt, or someone just curious about the transformative power of Jiu-Jitsu, this podcast is for you. Expect honest conversations with inspiring guests from all walks of life—fighters, coaches, veterans, and everyday practitioners—sharing the lessons they’ve learned on and off the mat. Because no matter where you are in your journey… we’re all still rolling.

Still Rolling Jiu Jitsu is a health podcast hosted by Matthew Montgomery, with 44 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Matthew Montgomery hosts Still Rolling Jiu Jitsu, a health show with 44 episodes published.

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  Episode #144

  Still Rolling: Scott Burr - Why The Chris Haueter Book Defies Traditional Memoir Conventions

  Sep 21, 20261h 19mS2

  Unlock the extraordinary journey of author, Scott Burr, as he dives deep into the unconventional biography of Chris Haueter, a trailblazer in the world of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. In this episode, Scott shares the fascinating behind-the-scenes process of writing a book that transcends traditional memoirs, revealing the essence of a man whose life is anything but ordinary. Scott, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and a renowned writer, discusses how his initial intentions morphed into a narrative that captures not just Chris's accolades, but his philosophical musings and diverse interests that extend beyond the mat. You’ll discover the unique challenges of framing Chris’s story in a way that reflects his dynamic personality and continuous quest for knowledge. We break down the key themes explored in Chris’s book, including the art of conversation as a form of expression, the importance of personal struggles, and the unexpected twists that emerged during the writing process. Scott reveals how collaboration and creativity shaped the project, resulting in a piece that resonates with both Jiu Jitsu enthusiasts and those seeking deeper insights into the human experience. Why does this matter? Understanding Chris Haueter's journey offers listeners a rare glimpse into the complexities of life, recovery, and the importance of dialogue in shaping our identities. It’s a reminder that the stories we tell are often as intricate as our lives. This episode is essential listening for anyone looking to explore the intersection of art, philosophy, and martial arts. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or simply curious about the rich narratives that surround Jiu-Jitsu, Scott’s insights will leave you inspired and eager to learn more. Scott Burr's Links www.EnclaveJiuJitsu.com FB/IG @enclavejiujitsu Writing: www.ScottBurrAuthor.com FB / IG @scottburrauthor Scott's LinkTree www.SomeGuyFromOhio.com How to Follow Matthew Where Matthew Trains https://www.gracieohio.com/ https://www.instagram.com/gracieohio/ Still Rolling Socials Instagram TikTok Where to Listen YouTube Spotify Apple Podcasts Amazon Podcasts Deezer EMAIL THE SHOW StillRollingBJJ@gmail.com We Defy Foundation https://wedefyfoundation.org/

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  Episode #43

  Still Rolling: Mike Casey - Representing Rickson Gracie United after 30 years on the mats

  Sep 4, 20261h 24mS2

  Ever wondered how curiosity can shape your journey in Jiu-Jitsu? Tag someone who needs to hear this! In our latest episode of the Still Rolling Jiu-Jitsu podcast, Professor Michael Casey shares his incredible journey from karate to becoming a black belt under the legendary Helson Gracie. Discover how a simple curiosity turned into a lifelong passion, leading to invaluable experiences and connections with icons like Hickson Gracie. He emphasizes that staying curious not only elevates your skills but also opens doors to learning from others. You never know what insights you can gain just by asking questions and listening. Curiosity is the key to growth. What are you curious about today? Full episode - link in bio! #JiuJitsu #Curiosity #GracieJiuJitsu #StillRolling #MartialArts

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  Episode #42

  Still Rolling: Chris 'Bones' Burns: Why Jiu Jitsu Schools Are Missing the Mark on Self Defense

  Aug 26, 20261h 28mS2

  Dive into the depths of jiu-jitsu with Chris "Bones" Burns as he reveals the hidden intricacies of the art that many practitioners overlook. In this engaging episode of the Still Rolling Jiu Jitsu podcast, Matthew Montgomery and Chris explore the transformative philosophy behind the BJJ Project, a platform dedicated to not just collecting techniques but truly understanding the essence of jiu-jitsu. With a background shaped by the teachings of the legendary Rickson Gracie, Chris shares his journey of evolving from a traditional practitioner to a coach who values connection, timing, and efficiency over mere brute strength. He challenges the perception of jiu jitsu as an exclusive sport and advocates for a version of the art that emphasizes self-defense and practical application, especially for older practitioners. You'll discover: The concept of "invisible jiu-jitsu" that can revolutionize your training. How the BJJ Project is redefining the relationship with Rickson Gracie’s teachings and preserving the integrity of the art. Chris' candid thoughts on the state of modern jiu-jitsu and what may be lost if we continue to prioritize competition over self-defense. Insightful anecdotes about balancing family life with training and coaching, illustrating the real-life challenges faced by practitioners. Why does this matter? Because as Chris poignantly points out, many are losing sight of jiu-jitsu's self-defense roots, which could leave newcomers unprepared for real-life situations. If you’re a practitioner who wants to deepen your understanding of jiu jitsu while navigating the complexities of training as you age, this episode offers essential insights that could change your approach. Tune in for an inspiring discussion that not only sheds light on the techniques of jiu jitsu but also the mindset needed to excel in both life and the mat. Perfect for anyone looking to reconnect with the foundational aspects of martial arts, this episode is bound to leave you feeling motivated and eager to hit the gym.

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  Episode #41

  Still Rolling: Colton Smith - Ranger Qualified, UFC Tested. Leading in the JSOC and on the mats.

  Aug 4, 20261h 14mS2

  The conversation covers the intersection of military service, combat sports, and leadership, highlighting the challenges and persistence required to navigate these domains. It delves into the experiences of the guest, Colton Smith, and his journey from wrestling in Iowa to the Army, his time in the Ultimate Fighter House, and the role of Modern Army Combatives in developing soldiers and leaders. The themes of military service, combat sports, leadership, and personal development are explored in depth, providing valuable insights into the intersection of these domains. The conversation delves into the advantages of military experience in the UFC, the challenges of transitioning from military to UFC, and the role of Combatives and Jiu Jitsu in the military. Colton Smith shares insights on his journey and the impact of military training on his UFC career. The conversation covers the origin story of the Enlisted Nine Fight Company, Colton Smith's transition from military service to Jiu Jitsu competition, and the importance of managing breathing and avoiding tunnel vision in Jiu Jitsu. Colton shares his experiences, challenges, and successes in these areas, providing valuable insights for listeners. Colton Smiths Socials: https://www.instagram.com/coltonsmithmma?utm_source=qr Enlisted Nine Fight Company Enlisted Nine Fight Company https://www.instagram.com/enlistedninefightcompany?utm_source=qr Nine Line Apparel How to Follow Matthew Where Matthew Trains https://www.gracieohio.com/ https://www.instagram.com/gracieohio/ Still Rolling Socials Instagram TikTok Where to Listen YouTube Spotify Apple Podcasts Amazon Podcasts Deezer EMAIL THE SHOW StillRollingBJJ@gmail.com We Defy Foundation https://wedefyfoundation.org/

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  Episode #40

  Still Rolling: Chewy - Nick "Chewy" Albin and his voice in Jiu Jitsu

  Jul 21, 20261h 7mS2

  The conversation covers a range of topics including the evolution of Jiu Jitsu on YouTube, personal growth through Jiu Jitsu, managing priorities and family time, authenticity and longevity in Jiu Jitsu, transitioning between Jiu Jitsu gyms, physical conditioning and training approach, and managing student expectations and personal health. Chewy and Matthew discuss the art of coaching and rolling, the birth of jujitsu opens, the submission-only format and Madison bracketing, the philosophy of competition and jujitsu experience, training and community in Columbus, and final thoughts and future events. Chewy's Link Tree https://linktr.ee/chewjitsu Chewjitsu Open Page https://www.chewjitsuopen.com How to Follow Matthew Where Matthew Trains https://www.gracieohio.com/ https://www.instagram.com/gracieohio/ Still Rolling Socials Instagram TikTok Where to Listen YouTube Spotify Apple Podcasts Amazon Podcasts Deezer EMAIL THE SHOW StillRollingBJJ@gmail.com Organ Donation More info: https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/transplant/kidney We Defy Foundation https://wedefyfoundation.org/

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