37 Different Wrist Locks From Every Position by Pete The Greek

[@eddiemeixueiro4841]

Pete the Greek: Wrist lock. Bernardo Faria: eeeeeeeiii, ooooohhhwww, iiiiiiiii

[@danielcalvi500]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@bxjr93]

Eddie Meixueiro 😭🤣

[@m.douglas5406]

3 mins in and I came looking for this comment.

[@laurentalessio3944]

You got to love Bernardo !!! So humble and such wide eyed eagerness to play along ... If you wouldnt know who he is you would think he is a white belt neophyte ... awesome !

[@VictorHugoVideos]

This guy must be very loved in his gym :D

[@ricktopping9215]

Oh my god this was amazing. I laughed so hard at the noises you were making Bernardo!

[@NaruIchiLuffy]

I want a teddy bear with Bernardo's sound bites

[@cknasir]

😂😂😂aww

[@user-sk4nt5bm5r]

I also like when Bernardo suffers >)

[@danielcalvi500]

🤭🤭🤭😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@guardali1]

I read this comment before I started the video, I'm 5 minutes in now and can't take the video seriously... Great 😅

[@rbaylon1213]

LOL. The "AYiii" sound you make with each lock is hilarious. Get some ice on that wrist. Thank you for all your tutorials.

[@danielcalvi500]

🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂

[@ex0ja]

"Eventually people get scared to hold you" lol

[@appliedaikido5409]

I used to not think very highly of wristlocks until I actually started trying them in rolling, and now they're some of my favorite techniques.

[@MJ-xl5jz]

For me it was the other way round: I thought they were effective, but when I tried using them during rolls they wouldn't work against minimal resistance.

[@chcknpie04]

@@MJ-xl5jz that suck. Some of these are more effective than others for sure, and some people have crazy flexible wrists

[@MJ-xl5jz]

@@chcknpie04 I think the problem is that they often control only a limited area of the opponent. As Danaher once said, BJJ is about control and that's why wristlocks are harder to pull off than most other techniques. Except perhaps for older folks or those of a higher weight class, so they use them more often.

[@ericr2617]

I love"one move from everywhere" type videos. Thanks!

[@user-fy9dr8ol3b]

I love wrist locks ... And Professor Bernardo Faria had me dying laughing...

[@DMK25]

Pete Greek, your wrist lock system is awesome. Really good stuffs. Oss

[@johnhagebeuk8]

This is amazing and the sound Bernardo make are a epic indicator how effective they are

[@shakazulu6512]

"I'm gettin' excited here, AYYYI!!!"

[@petarbjelogrlic4771]

Wrist lock-most under rated submission! It’s coming in a sec..... aiiiiiiiiiii😂🤓😳

[@sch2412]

one of the best videos i've seen in some time. awesome

[@perezmaa]

Love Bernardo, has the best mini tutorials, great attitude and a great sport!

[@meteoroz]

I'm crying watching this. You're the best Pete.

[@mrorbit2u]

Wow, they are literally everywhere. I hit 3 different training partners with some of these and I don't even know wth I'm doing yet. I think wrist locks are my new thing now. Ty for the video!!

[@burgertime72]

Lol 37 ways to not make friends while rolling ! Awesome vid . Love wristlocks

[@W2LTA]

Some brilliant Fonzie impressions here, eyyyyyyyyyyy! Thanks Pete and Bernardo haha

[@zachmclain9031]

The Fonz: Ayyyy Bernardo: Ayyyy

[@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ]

Bernardo is the humblest dude ever. Bernardo would be someone I'd want at my tee ball games when I was in 2nd grade

[@james.randorff]

The day Bernardo Faria did his best impression of The Fonz… “Ayyyyyy!” 🤣

[@gxscaper]

awesome video! Pete is an amazing teacher.

[@JILazarus]

The one guy who thumbs down this video is the guy who already knew wrist locks and is now pissed people will be wrist locking him.

[@joopsnoop]

Bernardo's response to Pete's techniques... Ayeeyeeyyee x 37.

[@JiuJitsuTrashcan]

LMFAOOOO Bernardo at his best. With Pete on his back, wristlocking him, “I’m getting excited here!” 😂

[@leaooptics5057]

Rash Guard is FIRE. Thanks Pete!

[@jasonwyatt9025]

Love it! I will be buying this one for sure!

[@watkinsrcful]

Awesome info and training.

[@ronchew391]

That was AWESOME!!!! Thx so much!!

[@stanleyatkinsii9556]

Wrist locks are my favorite. I met Pete at High Rollerz BJJ. He’s an amazing instructor and a great guy.

[@FresnoFitnessTrainer]

I can’t be the only one that was feeling bad for Bernardo with all those noises he was making. Those are some sic wrist locks 🤙🏾

[@ahmedeox]

I've seen Bernardo get choked, leg locked, arm barred without a sound. Wrist locks just get the funniest sounds out of him

[@shanem8738]

I will buy and instructional about wrist and leg lock defensive positioning and escapes.

[@gamebred26]

Note to self...don't touch this dude. Lol.

[@qasim1590]

😂😂😂

[@dannyinformal]

Man, that Bernardo guy is such a cool dude. Both of them are. Thanks for the excellent and funny video guys. You rock!

[@FRIiGOLIT]

Great instructionals Pete! Thank you!! 🤜🤛

[@danjury3457]

I think I would have passed on the hand shake at the end 😂 great video love it.

[@MackTrainingAcademy]

Pete is a specialist on wrist locks. He knows so many from every position. The thing I like most. For people to control you, they want to grab a hold of you, then the wrist lock will be there.

[@Jknudsen0523]

Aye aye aye yaaaaaaa yeeeee!!! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

[@davidlaubshire]

thanks for the teaching

[@thebillboard500club]

Bernardo sounds like he's singing a festive latin song with all those "ay ay ays"

[@davidlaubshire227]

thanks for the techniques very important techniques i find usefull thanks again

[@kyleestes1244]

Thanks for this guys. Much respect. Bernardo is just so wholesome. I loved this thank you so much for sharing this

[@jimdevalk]

Funniest bernado video ever! Aaaiiiieee

[@moh23ce]

Thank you guys.

[@corymarshall1819]

Excellent video!

[@PotentialEn3rgy]

Amazing Bernardo & Pete, thank you!

[@gripacademyaikidojiujitsu]

Pete the greek is so long in this game that he learns from books

[@akatsukithievesinthenight9521]

Get back open the books. There is details .

[@davidlewis1637]

SUPER AWESOME!!! Thanks.

[@ACEOFTHEBLITZ]

Bernardo sounds like Mario and Luigi 😂😂😂😂

[@deboluccia]

This is mind blowing

[@Fanaro]

Somebody needs to create a playlist with Bernardo's ayeayeaye's.

[@cjay1262]

Hahahaha... I don't know what is more hilarious, Bernados "AYiiiii" or WRISTLOCKS.!!

[@guidoprovenzano7838]

jajajaajajajaj Bernardo gritando es buenisimo! ayyy ayayyayayayyyyy

[@brainbombify]

Mr. Faria you are my favorite BJJ fighter and teacher I can't wait to come and train with you hopefully soon in the future I'm old but who cares? 37 yr young

[@bodhitree33]

"I'm getting excited here" lol

[@sovannpen]

From bottom half guard you can wristlock if you get kimura grip on the far arm. You can also do knee shield half guard and attack the near arm with the same 2-on-1 as close guard. Or wait till they swim their near arm in to beat the knee shield and post their hand in your hip to knee slice pass. Cover their hand, pin it to your hip and use your same side hand to pull and control their elbow.

[@TheLike_Button]

I had a question. most of the time when I go for a wristlock, most of my opponents will immediately straighten their wrists and clench their fists, making it difficult to finish. Ive tried clubbing the inside of the wrist and sometimes finish it there, and of course try pinning their elbow in the center of my chest or at their hip. what else should I do to get the finish?

[@ginol5975]

My favorite video hands down So funny

[@RobertF-]

Pete is definitely an expert in this. Very interesting. He mentioned though having back pain. If he or anyone else reading this has chronic pain, you might find interesting the work of Dr. John Sarno and Dr. Howard Schubiner. Stay strong, take care. Peace.

[@DjebiLoftin]

Very cool

[@daleferguson1233]

😮great video 😮

[@yhk4007]

8:32 wtf is that hahahahaahah make me almost die

[@ToyBop]

Windy City Wristlocks -- Chi-Town Jiu-Jitsu in full effect everyone!! #CHICAGO

[@vciotoli2126]

I've abandoned trying to heelhook anyone it's all about the wristlock now haha.

[@antoniojoseramos7622]

Ótimo vídeo.

[@hkaszowi]

I remember applying wrist locks when I would grapple and was told it was illegal and not effective........ this proves otherwise THANK YOU!

[@leinilyu]

we have to see these in competition.

[@atterovicis101]

In white belt competition they've illegal. Still effective though.

[@kallepikku4991]

That's the standard respond from jiu-jitsu players when they see something new. "Can't do it. It's illegal.". Then next time you visit their gym they're trying to force your move on others (without knowing any of the details). LoL

[@VictorHugoVideos]

I wish his instructional had live sparring because I don't think some of those are high percentage.

[@ocsob007]

you've never had a wrist lock slapped on you!

[@justinpetrash1005]

But if someone is throwing constant low Percentage but low risk and high reward wrist locks, you are going to overthink about where you have your hands at all times

[@phantom_mist1726]

Wrist locks are so good for setting up other things. So even if they don't work look at how they are reacting. Are they going to use their second arm to protect their arm? Well now you have the arm across his body maybe there an arm triangle etc. It's the same concept of going from an armbar to triangle to an omo plata. Go for the move if they don't do anything about it, they get submitted, if they do something about it then you react. you're on the attack and they are on the defensive.

[@sylvainfrenchsvp5018]

They are unexpected moves that you can do without sacrificing your position and they work a lot more than you'd expect. At the very least they force your opponent to think defensively and get cautious with his grips.

[@liamdoes8580]

Maybe not, but if someone can catch something from everywhere without any risk for example a leglock gives up position, an armbar and a triangle can get youre guard passed a wrist lock is just a free submission attempt that you don't have to give up position for and you don't have to open you're legs for. it makes people think about how they'll get wristlocked next and then eventually they'll get caught or you'll end up catching them with something they aren't expecting. Also I forgot to mention but even though they might look like they don't work you can catch a wristlocked faster than any other submission so you could probably have a wristlock finished before the other guy knew he was being wristlocked

[@melvie2566]

Pete the Greek is such a humble good prson

[@WarLordCol]

It’s scary just to shake his hand 😅 Definitely will use this techniques.

[@lukeschannel650]

What a legend!

[@timrob0420]

Wrist locks for life

[@borgebjornseth1230]

Great fun:)

[@maxbjj]

Catching a wrist lock after blocking a punch it's very impressive! Could you catch a heel hook after blocking a spinning back kick to the head?

[@simonedwards5220]

Your moms a slag

[@matsuwd-emethdaath4002]

If caught in time ...yes

[@m.douglas5406]

"I have lots!" - Pete 2019

[@Schoolboy-Q]

The darce wristlock combo is nasty.

[@Th3Sc0rpi0n]

Sensei Faria is epic! LOL

[@arnonabuurs7297]

I just started to cry spontaneously :(

[@FR-ty5vn]

Great 👍🏼 stuff!!! I do a lot of wrist locks in GJJ because I did Japanese Jiu Jitsu & Hapkido. I get a good # of them, but I don’t get as many as I could because I’m afraid if I crank it on fast I’ll break the wrist. Any advice for getting the bend in the wrist without cranking it/hurting the opponent?

[@matsuwd-emethdaath4002]

Use controlled movement and crank slowly

[@FR-ty5vn]

@@matsuwd-emethdaath4002 yes, that’s what I do…thanks…

[@kevingibbs1256]

AIAIAIAIIAIAIAIIIIAIAIIAIA Sounds and looks amazing

[@dees.daniel7]

These are all compression wrist locks. There are many more to be discovered that do not rely on this mechanism.

[@CharlesOffdensen]

Bernardo got his wrists stretched :D

[@patrickbedruz6475]

At least Bernardo could say he never tapped to any of those wrist locks. "Ahiiii!!" lol

[@Fanaro]

How do you defend against them?

[@TheCa007]

I love 💕 thank you

[@MesGuided]

In the words of Mr. Bernardo Faria: Jesus Christ!! -- Pete the Greek is the man!! #WristlockTheWorld

[@Therealsusano91]

“You’re defending the neck?, WRRIIISSTTSS 😈” 11:02

[@kksq7709]

Remember, no one ever grabs you in a real fight.

[@RonALampman]

I've got a black belt in Hap Ki Do, but I was told that wrist locks were illegal in BJJ competitions. I'm a blue belt in BJJ and have been avoiding using wrist locks for that reason.

[@saschachatman9971]

This was Bernardo’s favourite clip 😅

[@cornfedninja]

i love bernardo's noises LMFAO

[@phredbookley183]

I need more of HOW this man develops moves. I like the 'study guide' mentality. Fascinating stuff.

[@johnnycage2746]

old books have forgotten techniques

[@EricBr]

Wrist locks: Bernardo: Aeeeiiiihh....!!

[@thundercheeks1989]

Hot dang this is great

[@Perfectly_Balanced930]

ayyyyy!

[@santidelrosario6395]

WOW...

[@arvitkopliku7232]

I was nervous for Bernardo before he even started demonstrating.

[@vitaly6312]

Almost forgot the “yugeonor ferme” part!

[@kallepikku4991]

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