Young

Not very good grips from the body player

Very glad to watch a clean application of silat harimao. Thank you very much for your open mind.

Why not just sit back instead of roll?

What is this song?!

A guy you never wanna meet in the streets😅😅 advanced striking/kicks and equally advanced grappling and jujitsu even if he meets someone just as skilled, the quantity of techniques Erik has up his arsenal will drag the fight to over an hour

Thank you for the information.Much appreciated.

🔥technique

Great video!

I think master erik shooto lock flow would make master Yori Nakamura proud. Who better to represent than erik Paulson go to him and learn.

I searched "Triangle guard edit" and got this.Honestly its pretty good.

These could be called... standing figure 4 chokes + ten finger, cool stuff

Can you build power like that?

This is good

Jujutsu is wrestling. Going back to the beginning of Jujutsu’s origin in Japan, Jujutsu was made from two wrestling styles: Sumo and Tegoi. And it was made for warefare combat by Samurai. And over the years it gained striking, developed ground game and was mainly for self-defense. But Jujutsu was brutal in both practice and in use. Judo was made to make Jujutsu safe to practice and develop a better philosophical approach. It was called “Kano-ryu Jujutsu” before he changed it to “Judo” in 1925. But old school Jujutsu is being mixed with Judo and other arts today. Gracie Jujutsu is a mix of Judo, Jujutsu, catch wrestling and more. Yes, Maeda was a Judo practitioner but he trained with Fusen-ryu Jujutsuka in the past and the Gracie have too. That’s how they developed their style. Jujutsu as a whole is rooted in forms of wrestling. Japanese, Brazilian, doesn’t matter. Jujutsu is Jujutsu. And yes, it’s spelled “Jujutsu”. “Jiu-Jitsu” is the European misspelling of it. And Japanese Jujutsu is more popular there and has been modernized just like ones here in the USA. Like Danzan-ryu, Small Circle, Kobukai and Jukido Jujutsu. They all are a mix of old school Jujutsu and Judo. The rest that they mixed with varies. But they all spa and they even research older methods of jujutsu from when the samurai used them and after. It all looks like catch wrestling. Cuz Jujutsu is essentially that, but for combat rather than sport, originally. There are tons history and facts about this. I did Judo and Atemi-ryu Jujutsu. It’s a modern style mixed with 8 classical Jujutsu arts, Judo and various striking styles. But has a huge emphasis on old school Jujutsu and it’s application in modern self-defense. Saved my butt on the streets before.

I loved the commentary at the start. It's like the rainbow that leads to the gold at the end with the tech. Not only are these moves wickedly powerful but they also have the advantage of being pretty unknown (depending on where you're rolling) you go to a solo jits gym, and attack the arms, that foot will be there and it will completely throw them off.

Is that Josh Barnett?

This is great stuff I preach this to my guys and girls all the time

Wish i could train with both these guys. I am a big fan of judo, love this.. i am a Christian and i love eriks shirt.

Tried this and got caught in a triangle immediately...

Sasae?

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I showed this today and can't find where you use your legs to crucifix the other arm and finish the short choke or the behind the head armbar. Do you know where that video is ?

What was that position💀

I tried it yrs ago when still active in training. Did it w/o doing any drills or practice b4. Just video in my eyes and applied it directly on sparring. Not bad for me

4:07

1:03

5:06 gokor grip

5:17 my favourite variation

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I recently started using the baratoplata, what do people do when your opponent lifts their knee so you cant then use your foot on the hip to give yourself more rotation\pressure?

Hip locks are NASTY!

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5qUhqSspa53atksi=3v5iSzweQdmmfAhj 3:19 body lock 2 on 1

Make sure to always go slower to avoid actually hurting the opponent.

Amazing

That is greg nelson in they Grey

ude garami to the max, thank you for sharing. I learned a lot in this episode🙏

So cool

Gay

Us more civilized modern grapplers don’t grab our partners shorts, only their Gi pants!!!!!

Didn't Billly Robinson say palm up on that second one?

3 levels of grappling described in this video: 1. Having an attack/series from a position 2. Having a position and taking what they give you 3. Calling your submission

Judokas in this comment section: ☝️🤓

Masterful!!

Im dead. 3:25

I love this man.

How do I find a club like this in London uk

danke

This was Lou Thesz's favorite series. I had the privilege/misfortune of being the one he demonstrated it on at our summer camp.