Yes. This is not a class. This was my gym partner showing me what he'd submitted me with. I posted this Buggy Choke because it's not new. The guy (not shown in this video) who started doing this was like in 2016 or something. He's on Instagram. You can Google him. Austin Hardt's told me he's developed "a system," but I can not use this submission. I just defend & counter it. My 10th Planet JiuJitsu coach, PJ Barch, got caught in this by Kade Rutolo.

KZbin Stupio app. It's not the same at your YT app used for watching.

Thanks. I'm finding it difficult to keep his interest in JiuJitsu after 6 years. He used to train 5 to 6 days a week but now the computer draws him away. We've agreed that he's too good to just stop training so I'm trying to keep it fun.

@@BeachTravels I grew up playing videos games and now I can't pick up the controller for more then 5 minutes haha I started to make my own 10th planet style warm ups to keep kids interested combining moves and sequences. It gamifys Jiujitsu in a way.

He wants to do the Imunari Roll but doesn't drill it enough with kids his size. Obviously this is not a street fight technique. I've instructed him that flashy isn't always better than trusted fighting or grappling fundamentals. But thanks for enjoying the dad & son time video.

Everyone is welcome.

I like to wrestler to

Love it man to man

@RR Tree Co: There's a few determining factors. First practice without a partner, then choose your victim by matching your own body type. If you can't get the figure four without a body then you definitely won't sink it in with someone fighting it. As to the later, if you're long & flexible use someone who's head & arm fit in that thigh-tricep-ribcage triangle. If you can't get someone in your weight bracket scale down & practice on someone smaller, a female or your kid if you're a parent. Good luck but don't assume this move is as effective as a Darce or Ezekiel. The Buggy is very easily thwarted.

@@Mindstangleoh snap! How’s your triangle now?