Great overview.

I visited another school, and some dude hit me with a full strength harai goshi. Immediate pain on the lateral knee. The pain went away after a few min and no swelling or pain the next day. Dude was super apologetic about my pain, but lesson learned.

Most excellent

Neil’s a beast. I have every dvd he has.

This combined with the rear Ezekiel by Craig jones works wonders for me ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ-xpXdvoLV1rNUsi=rQ1CJy1GRTEbJR4Y

just did a high grade partial tear of my LCL at jits, my partner was in turtle and i had one hook in but i was at his side not his back, he then rolled forward just as i went to roll behind him for a back take and pop. thanks for the video.

Keylock is what we call this leg americana at my dojo.

Great video for practitioners around the world

This stuff has made such an improvement to my game, really hope to see some new videos in the future!

if you snag the sankyo grip instead of the wrist then you can take out all the slack in the arm and it will be 10x more effective. you don't really have to step over cause of how tight the arm is once you twist using the sankyo grip

it is extremely unlikely that one would take the back if they are stuck in kesa gatame. there is very good control and a major leading indicator

Reverse twister side…. Or kesa gatame :)

So this works from the bottom as well, I've been hitting it a lot lately. Great details!

Oh yess I’ve found myself cradling lately and the algorithm has provided this in response, and thank you

Legal at white belt?

Awesome

Really good stuff and you have a deep understanding of the position- excellent instructional- personally I like to hip switch to Kesa from a four corner hold - leading with the hips and getting deep into the diaphragm. The only point I’d add and it’s small - we aren’t collapsing the lungs, we are collapsing the diaphragm- makes it easy to exhale and very difficult to inhale when the diaphragm is collapsed and can’t draw down to allow oxygen in. Cooking the floating rib and listening for labored breathing is key. Everyone loves Kesa 🙌

love the transition options

This is such an excellent series with great details and variations I haven't seen before. Kesa is one of my favourite pins in BJJ and this has given me so many more options.

these are some great details. thanks!

2024 and your lockdown series is still one of the best in the business

Excellent information as I have recently injured my LcL a bit. not sure if it’s just sprained, stretched, minor tear, definitely probably not a major tear. can you make a video explaining how to self diagnose before going to the doc ?

Why people don’t use these more often is a mystery to me

Great instruction. Thank you!

Thank you for these tips, super useful

This is what exactly I was looking for! Thanks master😊

Thank you for this gold mine. I have been playing around with the lock down for a couple of months and I feel very proficient at setting it up and constantly fishing for my partners foot. However, I am still reluctant in whipping down hard because I would not like to bust someone’s knees. From this video it seems that the whip down is not actually “down”. I thought that you had to pull slightly to to your chest (up) and northwest, and then whip hard, along the mat, from northwest to southeast (or from 11 o clock to 4 o clock). However, watching this video, it seems that you start by pulling slightly up and north east, and then you whip up (to the ceiling) and directly to almost 3 o clock. Am I interpreting this right? Thank you for this great bible, I am a blue belt and am mounting my game around half guard (starting with bottom HG). The lockdown has been an amazing tool to slow down better players and I am now fully committed to going further and start using it consistently to sweep and to occasionally finish people with it. I will follow this playlist slowly but very consistently. Next few weeks will be dedicated to getting the undertook as often as possible so your feedback on this whip down would be greatly appreciated! Again thanks so much (channel subscribed, is there any website where we can donate something to support your content?)

This is pure fu*king gold.

Isn't there an option for a choke when you first start switching at the 3:12 mark?

I like to use this one when my less experienced opponents try to knee cut even though I have the underhook. On their way, they feel like if they do it quick enough, they would succeed but halfway I used this sweep and it works like a charm.

Are these moves bad etiquette or rude

Any tips for omoplata? Sometimes i feel my lcl when i hit omoplatas

personally, i have trained for a few years. good details

Excellent coaching

Hello Jeff, Im following your amazing lockdown series these days with super attention to get the most out of it and also wanna share some things. The part 13 certainly offers a lot of insights and material to practice and study because its pretty much sums it up what already we have seen till here, and i will be stucked down here for awhile to get the most out of it. That being said i would like to point that: at 03:15, instead of going for the old school to open up space for the EC, we can work a move that i call it "the castlevania move", when i whip up + whip down in a sudden to get under neath (under hooks must be already there helping on the whip up), while turning the body cacthing the other leg when whip down takes place. Im saying that because till now its a high percentage move for me to get in to the EC spot. And i wont exchange that for any sweep without some effort. Either way ive found your old school set up really very neat and will add this to my game also. I think that will be the best against heavier guys. Also, really difficult to thing right now wich path i choose if they whizzer. Boa, powder keg or plan b? The boa: if i post leg first getting more leverage and feel powerfull? Powder keg: if they get head lower and i rep this way much? Plan b: if they start to beat me to my side creating momentum? Thanks a lot sir.

This is amazing. Specially that im bad to hit triangle from closed guard due to short legs. I have to rep this one out and see by myself. By the way your dojo is super clean, cozy, and well organized. Pleasure to see it. Big Oss.

Amazing lockdown serie, great vid, great variations. Thanks sir.

I like the tiny but huge details concept about balance in the dogfight position to set up the sweep. Congratz!

I play electric dogfight and lockdown a lot and i like to study. The whip down technique can be merged with this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXrVZap6rdFgj9Usi=I0L1S33aeeAa9_Eb MTS 176 Lockdown clinches. So they dont post and you get a sweep. Have found out your videos just now and im at part 3. Already subbed. Very good techs breakdown.

Thanks for the tips. I hit an electric chair at a competition recently, check it out! m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmitcmpomZJmrNk&pp=ygUZZWxlY3RyaWMgY2hhaXIgc3VibWlzc2lvbg%3D%3D

Fantastic lesson. Works almost every time ;)

Nice! I wind up in kesa a lot because of pre-BJJ training, so finding more things to do from there is always fun. Thanks for this!

Underrated channel

What was that step over the head choke in the intro

My lockdown knee is hyper extended from a guy hitting this on me tonight. That’s why I’m here. I’ll work on it

the three-finger grip is an excellent detail. i've always used the Gable with this, but it is, like you said, rather difficult. i love using this choke when guys get lazy and think their neck is safe in no gi.

this lockdown series is awesome. probably better than anything on bjj fanatics. Thank you.

i absolutely love kesa gatame and the compression choke. it sucks to be under but it is very fun to play. to really get the compression, you need to first center your weight directly on their upper chest. and cause you are a bit too far across the opponent, you make an adjustment to correct your center by PULLING your ass straight through the opponent chest by using your legs. and finally you just elevate the head w your leg and RELAX. when you relax, you feel your weight really sink into the guy and you can really feel the breath leave his body. the position really attacks the stamina and energy of the opponent the longer you maintain it

I can't believe your channel doesn't have more views. This is high quality long form detail. Pimp Arm needs a series 😂

This is actually not illegal in wrestling. At least not in Freestyle. I've actually used it in competition quite a bit. They usually just let go of their body lock, and get pinned immediately. It's illegal to bend the arm 45 degree behind the back, but here opponent's arm never goes behind his body making it completely legal.