BJJ Recovery and Longevity for Grapplers Over 40
No hype. No BS. Just recovery that works.
Welcome to Choke & Chill
Choke & Chill is built for BJJ Recovery for grapplers over 40 who want to stay on the mats longer, recover smarter, and avoid the injuries that stop so many men from training consistently. No hype. No BS. Just recovery that works.
Who This Is For — BJJ Recovery for Grapplers Over 40
Men over 40 who love Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu but don’t bounce back like they used to.
Guys who want to train hard, stay healthy, and avoid the injuries that keep so many older grapplers off the mats.
If you want clear, honest recovery help built for real life — this is your place.
What You’ll Find Here
Tools, guides, and straight-talk insights — no hype, no BS
Recovery protocols built for real life, not perfect conditions
Injury-prevention advice for men over 40 who want to stay healthy
Practical help so you can train more and break down less
Train Hard. Recover Smarter.
Built for grapplers over 40 who want to roll longer, stay healthy, and avoid the injuries that cut training short.
The 5 Pillars of BJJ Recovery Over 40
Recovery isn’t one magic tool. It’s a simple system you can actually stick to. Here are the five areas Choke & Chill focuses on for grapplers over 40.
Sleep and Stress
If your sleep and stress are a mess, nothing else works properly. We focus on simple, realistic habits that help you recover between sessions.
Mobility and Warm-Ups
Tight hips, ribs, and shoulders are where most older grapplers get hurt. Smart warm-ups and regular mobility work keep your joints moving and your body safer.
Strength for Grapplers Over 40
You don’t need bodybuilder sessions. You need strong grips, a solid core, and joints that can handle pressure. Short, focused strength work beats random lifting.
Recovery Tools That Actually Help
Cold exposure, soft-tissue work, and basic tools like massage guns and rollers can speed up recovery when they’re used properly—not as gimmicks.
Smart Training and Load Management
You can’t roll like a 20-year-old and expect a 40-year-old body to keep up. We look at session intensity, round choices, and week-to-week load so you stay on the mats instead of on the sofa.
Recovery advice shaped by years of training, trial, and real progress — not shortcuts or gimmicks.
All content is guided by lived experience and supported by credible sources like Mayo Clinic, PubMed, and sports-science research.
Member feedback and testimonials coming soon.
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Your free guide to recovering faster, staying on the mats longer, and avoiding the injuries that derail so many grapplers over 40. No hype. No BS. Just recovery that works.
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About Choke & Chill
I’m Michael — a 42-year-old grappler who’s trained through injuries, time off, and the realities of getting older. Choke & Chill exists to help men over 40 stay healthy, recover smarter, and keep training without the BS.Built for grapplers over 40 who want to stay sharp, avoid injuries, and train with longevity in mind. Everything here is built from lived experience — not hype or theory.
Cold Therapy
Simple, science-backed cold exposure methods to cut inflammation and speed up recovery.
Mobility and flexibility
Rib-safe mobility, warm-ups, and routines designed for men over 40 who want to stay injury-free.
Injury Prevention
Protocols to avoid common BJJ injuries like ribs, shoulders, and elbows so you can stay on the mats.
What To Do Next
If you’re over 40 and want to train harder without falling apart, start with the BJJ Recovery Blueprint. It shows you the exact recovery habits that help older grapplers train consistently and avoid the injuries that stop so many men from showing up.
Need Help or Have a Question?
If you’re over 40 and want advice on recovery, training habits, or avoiding common BJJ injuries, you can reach out anytime. I read every message and reply as soon as I can.
For medical guidance or clinical advice, visit the Mayo Clinic website.
This site shares personal experience only. It’s not medical advice.
No spam. No BS. Just recovery that works.