4 Ways To Escape Mount - For White Belts

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‘All of it. Everything you show in your awesome videos are now my ‘go to techniques’. Thanks for your vids Prof, Tom’ - Houston, TX
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[@Josh_Jackson]

I'm gonna watch this about 12 more times lol

[@joeciuffo]

I went to like this comment...then realized I had already like it. This video is gold

[@Hangar1318]

I have saved it in a special playlist where i am going to do the same 🙂

[@stevereedatx]

Same. On #3 now…

[@mouthguardcomic]

I really appreciate the conceptual advice as well as the technique. Even when I can't remember each step, when I can understand the why behind the how I can improvise.

[@atrain670]

Love extending my leg out to the side, using a quad to pin that foot down before the roll. Ever since I saw this, I’ve had multiple successes with that little adjustment, so thank you for that!

[@jeremiahroot8905]

This month’s focus at my school is Mount escape. I pulled all four of these off in class on the first day just from this video and some drilling with the grappling dummy.

[@ThePlatinumMatt]

Uploaded 2 hours before I go to class lol, perfect!

[@chrisshawn9722]

Love how you explain the basic physics behind the actual moves, makes it easier to focus on the natural basics of the body as you apply the escapes into attacks

[@stufraser8616]

Thanks Coach Tom

[@ryansevern8828]

great stuff again ! thank you for all this jits gold. as a white belt slowly gaining momentum, your tips and videos are helping me along my journey.

[@CarlosMartinez-qq7yx]

Thanks my friend

[@Willakhstan]

Thanks Prof Tom from another lanky guy. I've unfortunately been finding myself under mount a bunch and at training the other day I was able to sweep out of mount using the leg over technique. People may eventually get wise to it but at least I've got it in my arsenal now.

[@mattsheehan7658]

This is an awesome video. I've been prating no-gi for about 5 months now and have consistently found myself under mount with no real idea on how to get out aside from #3. Im definitely going to try and work on these others.

[@pingwinson369]

Thank you😊

[@doubled6256]

Great video!

[@gavinthompson1133]

Thank you!

[@shahree100]

4 Escape into attacks . Fantastic- thank you! Come to 🇨🇦🙏🏻. Oss.

[@salaminator1]

This is great, thank you

[@randomrandom5740]

The first three are new for me. Thanks professor

[@anillchandi]

This is gold dust info. Many thanks

[@Drunkmanstandin]

Thanks professor Tom

[@SteveIHan]

Wish the white belt wore a white Gi so we can see the technique better. Color contrast especially for the leg movements like "snag the leg and drag the leg." Anyways, thanks for data. Humble white belt I am. Respect to you. Great instruction.

[@williamreside5573]

Agreed, it's friggin' awesome. Thank you for all you do, Prof Tom!

[@fmatbusiness]

Amazing work! Do you ever thought of doing a white belt series?

[@DrMakak]

On my last roll my partner showed me that if you can't do the "trap and roll", you can always do "trap and slam their face into the mat". Would've knocked me out cold if it was on concrete.

[@YouCinnafeet]

Thanks you!

[@BurntMount]

this guy is cool. easy to understand

[@ronstoddard9061]

great video! many thanks Tom from Georgia!

[@miguelpagan8436]

That was awesome!!

[@Mustdang]

Hey Professor, I just started BJJ about a month ago, and I cannot tell you how damn much these videos have helped me. You are a gifted teacher. Thank you so much for sharing these with us. It's really helped up what little game I have as a complete newbie!

[@kecabojan]

Can't wait to try this tomorrow, as I am mostly on back anyways :)

[@benlangford34]

Excellent quality material really appreciate it thanks guys

[@lucasgarcia-sj9fx]

Love from Spain!!

[@user-uk1ji1os3r]

great video thank you!

[@Sroknroll]

Thank you

[@rotweiiler]

Amazing 👏

[@JacksonAlvesSantosJunior]

Very Nice!!!

[@Infamous_Gaming]

You're the greatest! Thanks Tom!

[@Vivasanti]

Thanks PT 👌🏼

[@beachdds1]

Prof. Tom, ur awesome. Love the evil pleasure in your voice when you teach submissions. J

[@ceyhuntuzcu3090]

Thanks for the tricks. It seems to be very usefull.

[@igorobradovic2669]

Ok, this is amazing

[@AllKindzzzz]

Quality content. Cheers.

[@jerrybrown11b]

Great video sir! Got 3 more ways to try to escape from this purple belt. Haaaaa

[@Probi429]

Love these!!

[@adamhinojosa4658]

We love the professor. Please more white belt friendly videos :-)

[@Josh_Jackson]

Great technique Professor!!! You make it look so easy and for you, it probably is. Against much larger opponents it's soooo much more difficult for me

[@ch4p85]

Started training No Gi the other day. Found out the hard way I can't use my usual escape from mount. These 4 ways seem like they can work way better in No Gi

[@OneNvrKnoz]

This is awesome! Can you do the same from side control? I get stuck there all the time.

[@allorigintraining-garagego6820]

Excellent video, one of the best presentations on the foundation mount escapes I have seen. Maybe I haven't seen it yet and you made it already but do you have a similar video on fundamental ways to maintain the mount. I work in security and am familiar with Mount Maintenance from Army Combatives but it was not taught with near the systematic approach you are using and I think that could help me be more effective during arrest control situations.

[@bryanedds8922]

Glad to see Nick Fuentes is finally taking up jiu jitsu!

[@xaviergovindan9966]

Great videos! Do you think you could also demonstrate or just discuss very briefly the counters to all of these? That way I can know based on their reaction that I should quickly try the next mount escape. Would be very helpful

[@ozzmann3217]

Please let me know if you ever come to the states Georgia more specifically your explanations are just super clear to me and the technique are different than I have seen so far I learn every video you post many things

[@christophh2031]

Awesome content! Is there any chance, that you make similar ones for side control or knee on belly escape?

[@seanko_jj]

wow...nice

[@frankcasta9701]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I discover your channel. I like the slow steps and the way you are very respectful to practitioners. Greetings from Mexico. Now I follow your channel I hope one day to train with you

[@TheGrapplingAcademy]

Hope to meet you some day on the mats!

[@armandotabares8561]

Basics always work

[@deecampbell.rva-2]

Teaching with a smile; love it Coach Tom. Important stuff there, thanks. -sorry, I can't help myself... Demonstrating in that corner you should wear lighter pants/gi/tops; we can't make out the legs sometimes; it's too dark in that corner.

[@Krissada1000]

Professor, I wish I was in your country to learn from you. :) Hi Jonathan, welcome to BJJ family. :)

[@Toddyrenato]

Amazing work man, keep it up. How can I get one hash like the one you're wearing? I'm from Brazil. Cheers

[@ELIJAHBAR]

should've watched this before my mma tournament lol

[@josereyes5562]

Nice

[@AvedominusNox]

In the Snag & drag variation, doesn't I expose my neck too much, while trying to set up the scissor?

[@TheGrapplingAcademy]

In reality your neck is exposed at all times in mount so escape quick as you are doomed regardless!

[@monkikobytes]

Question Professor, is there a significance behind the blue stripes vs white strips on the black bar of your student's belt? My professor loves the snag and drag escape (he calls it the fish hook), but I struggle with it. Any tips?

[@Daugust77]

Tai Tuivasa could use this

[@tnktsinik]

From the deep half guard can you bridge to the other side so you can attack the back?

[@TheGrapplingAcademy]

Yep

[@tnktsinik]

@@TheGrapplingAcademy thanks for replying in such an old video! Keep on teaching my friend

[@love2fight205]

Virtually no dislikes because everyone hates being mounted

[@THEBIGGESTSCUMBAG]

PROUD TO BE OZZIE

[@Yaboi_123]

Off topic, but does anyone have a recommendation for wrestling shoes for bjj?

[@Deathridaz714]

His legs weren't hooked when you did the #4 escape

[@xroth4855]

Jiu jitsu doesn’t suck it’s fricken awesome

[@CarlosAlberto-mi3gc]

Fazer com um cara bem mais leve e fácil né?

[@carzoparazzo9698]

Its a chess game. Thanks

[@riverdeep399]

Carzo Parazzo that was my exact thought the last time I was stuck. 😂 love a good challenge.

[@toni8811]

beginner question, I saw everyone has cauli ears in grappling and wrestling but you don't. Did you always wear a headgear or? is there a way to avoid cauli ears?

[@XpertProperty]

The first one is just a roll, there is a bridge missing😁

[@jonnymaccers4730]

Prof Tom. Shoulders. Thick. 👍🏻

[@gregorygreg9655]

WTF. why i see only knees on the screen?

[@jk240sx]

notice how the white belt is sitting with his feet flat on the floor and toes pointed out to the sides. This is a good way to sit if you feel like breaking your ankle or blowing out your knee. Dont do that lol

[@gpcm9226]

Please use opponents your size. It gives a better idea of the effectiveness.

[@usbsol]

These techniques obviously will only work if you are a white belt... Like gravity...

[@pure4901]

This guy's a professor? Which university does he teach at?

[@citizen762]

He has a 10 year degree in Brazilian jujitsu. 👌🏽

[@pure4901]

@@citizen762 Which university gives Jiu Jitsu degree's?

[@citizen762]

Pure Machado University, the Gracie Institute, among others. 😉

[@sahh7089]

Thank you

[@miguelpagan8436]

Thank you