Resolving my herniated cervical disks. I train a lot and my partners are very forgiving of my neck issues. I'd like to be able to train better without babying my neck so much, we'll see. I'd also like to get down to 180lbs, currently at 190. Very hard to stay at 180 for me, body just really likes that 190 feel.

I do. I have a fancy traction device I bought that's helped a great deal. That plus stretching has helped enormously. I've had to drill less and roll more also. Talking with a purple belt friend of mine with a similar problem we both realized drilling things that affect the neck does way more damage than actually rolling. Drills I can't really resist, it's just repetitive tweaking of the affected area. Rolling I can defend and if caught I just tap and move on. I feel like a crappy drilling partner sometimes but my neck just can't handle an hour of triangles or Ezekiel's like others. I've also focused a lot on my posture and the muscles in my upper back. Athlean-X on YouTube has a ton of content on 'Face Pulls' for the upper back which has been super helpful for dealing with an under developed part of my body. I also picked up an Iron Neck which is having a noticeable effect on my neck. I'm in a much better place than I was but it's never going to be great. My doctor said I had the neck of a 70 year old and I'm only 44 :(

What's your jiu-jitsu resolution for this year for you and your school if you're a coach?

To stop doing BJJ illegally in the basement, even though I get a thrill out of knowing that the cops could fine me $6000 for exercising. Naw, I'll never stop, who am I kidding.

I know I live it. 2 in my neck. I do traction at least once a day, sometimes twice a day. It keeps me on the mat

You can't exercise even at your own basement? Presuming you meant your basement. Gyms in my city had to lock down for one day because of some bullshit. It got quickly shot down and gyms are doing fine again.