Nice

Love this one

I dislike this mans. I go to Legion and this man in red treat me very badly. I remember this man.

I prefer to switch from a body lock to arm and wrist control. When doing the takedowns/ mat returns that he's demonstrating, you are at risk of your opponent doing a gramby or some other roll to break your grip and escape

Click the LIKE button so he can get brand new belt.

Absolutely brilliant

Who do you recommend in the Los Angeles area? Wish you had a gym here 😊

Andris Guard is like a spiders web

I tap to everyone (Pedro Sauer).

are you talking directly to Ian Daube?

i meet this man when i visit. Never have i meet someone in Americas that treat me worst than this man. Treat me like I am less human and less respect. TRUE story. SO sad. i want to workout there but treat me this way.

So great seeing a cooperating uke 🙏🏽💯

This guy is soooo good

🙏🏿📝

I'll try this tomorrow 😊

you cant be a black belt everyday

I think learning to fall etc is super important and something that many jiu jitsu practitioners are lacking, so I’d have to disagree that everyone should just go straight into drills

Grab the braids and yank

There is so much wrong with this… 1. Shooting to the incorrect side (shoot towards inside tie not the outside) 2. Shooting away from the opponents body. On pivot aim should be to have your ear on hip with head up. Arms exploding forward following the natural path of a leg. 3. No pigeon step (step so that lead foot is almost completely perpendicular to opponents feet and parallel to hips). This is so that drive angle is across the natural plane that feet move (left/right), while hands move along it. 4. Did not load opponent weight onto foot. Shot should only be initiated as or after weight transference has been achieved from rear to front foot. 5. Whilst shooting towards one’s own inside tie, clear the opponents hand by rapidly retracting arms from extended (opponents grip should be forcibly broken from via this contraction prior to or at latest during level change). 6. When the tie failed to break (because he was shooting towards the wrong tie) he didn’t transition to cross body ankle pick. (Obviously I would hope it’s purely for demonstration purposes) Point being yeah this defense works…If your opponent does literally every mechanic in a sweep single from a tie completely wrong. I know BJJ guys can’t wrestle for the most part, but come on. This is stuff a first year wrestler should know.

The master

F guys like that one in the black

Nobody teaches this position better than Pedro Sauer. Go look up Pedro Sauer offset mount.

My wife thought the thumbnail looked gay. So I played the video to prove her wrong. She and I both realize it's gay. 😶

I call b.s.

Heck yeah

Nice

What do I do if they switch from mat return to highcrotch from behind?

Pj barch is in the background

Smooth operator!

This changed my whole grappling life

Yes and no. Imo yes, I would rather jump right into Jiu-jitsu techniques/drills for warm ups. No to the fact new people need assistance learning even the basic movements ( shrimps, front rolls, ect. ) Advanced classes, Yes Classes with beginners mixed in, no.

@13:39 damn that was smooth

Good stuff but one thing have a little karate style chop/down block when you square back up so you can be ready for potential reshot

That arm extension on the mat return scared the heck out of me. I have physically seen a lot of arms snapped in half with that move

if i did that, i feel like id piss off the wrestler even more 😅. he or she will prob blast double me again through the wall

I never sit out if I can. I like active rest and better conditioning. I only sit out if I’m injured.

At my gym we always warm up by doing passing, top control, and sweeps. We just go at like 40% and whoever is player B is usually just throwing out looks for player A, not really resisting to much, just not giving it away for free.

Gracie tradition and attitude is trash

Kenpo people stagger their stance like this too.. This bladed stance is actually best in a lot of situations

There's so much sweat on that mat😅

Lol. He's so quick and scuttling. Its like a mouse running across the room when he gets up. 😂

Here, every time your knee is touched, you have to do one sprawl

Sloan is a beast in comp but wow, great teacher too!

dependes on opponent skill...

He's the worst salsa teacher ever!

Isnt this... the conventional way ...?

The way he used his feet to free his leg and make way to side control at the ending was a thing of beauty.

was that controlled? 😂

I always like Sloans truth bombs. Makes me want to push my training to be better

I am definitely guilty of this lol. I try not to sit out and just push through, but there are times where i feel like i need to sit one out. Glad i watch this though