BJJ Professor Makes Black Belt Look Like A White Belt

[@EvolveNowYoga]

It's insane to me how Brock doesn't seem to move at all but still ends up dominating a other black belt

[@jeremyhanson9646]

The sign of a True Master. Brock is technically skilled and brutally strong. The.thing is,he is holding back so much here

[@Ny_babs]

I would love to see Brock go 100% against a black belt. I nominate Tyler Spangler.

[@coreyhopkins4960]

its even more insane when its done to you. dudes just laying there and submitting you over and over

[@TylerSpangler]

Yes, it sucks. He’s actually easier to roll with when he tries more and gives you openings. When he rolls like this it is impossible

[@theluckylefty3486]

I hope to be strategic like my instructor and Brock one day.

[@bullfrogjay4383]

Brock is a true embodiment of Jiu-jitsu. Minimum movement, maximum effect. Truly inspiring to watch him roll. If I am ever 25 % as skilled, I will be happy.

[@flyonbyya]

Well stated! Isn’t it weird how top shelf athletes in any sport make it all look easy, simple and fluid!!!

[@mraBJJ33]

Brock is a prime example of how professional athletes are a different breed than your typical human. His technique is superb of course, but his isometric strength has got to be second to none in that gym. It really makes a huge difference in being able to use your frames effectively without much fear of your opponent getting by them with ease. It's like his muscles are made out of granite and not watery meat sacks like the rest of us lol

[@TylerSpangler]

Yep. Too true. I feel I’m pretty strong for my size, then I see this dude that can/has choked out cows with his hands. Same dude that would crush bunch of ufc fighters helping them for camps.

[@ByronC900]

@@TylerSpangler Wait. What? That story deserves an explanation in your next video :D

[@loverofhumanity]

This is exactly it. At first when I trained I thought okay maybe over time you can reach pro level. But no. You can get infinitely better than you are but the elites have a huge genetic advantage just as any other sport I suppose. They really are a different breed. Even when you wrestle and feel their bodies it's just different like cinder blocks some of them tbh.

[@HomoAesteticus]

@@ByronC900 hear hear

[@SilverStarGG]

I have to see more of Brock. He makes it look so easy. Kudos to him!

[@brosechannel]

Agreed, Brock is my favorite part of the channel. With how this channel is blowing up, I would love to see a Bernardo Faria collab/roll set up with Brock, because I feel like their styles are so similar and because it would be nice to see Brock be on the “less experienced” side of things

[@MaddaTheApache]

This makes me want to start and quit jiujitsu at the same time. Great content

[@pingislife2653]

I have no doubt that Andy is very skilled. However, every once in a while there are people, like Brock, that are on a very different level. Great video, man.

[@paragon1782]

Love to watch super super experienced old black belts roll. They are so flowy and get so much done with little effort. Very lazy and effective style of grappling.

[@JiuJitsuDad]

I got to meet Brock last night at a seminar he did at our gym. Awesome guy and loved the seminar.

[@TylerSpangler]

Really? Had no idea he did a seminar. What gym?

[@JiuJitsuDad]

@@TylerSpangler Inner Strength Martial Arts in Superior, WI. The seminar had been planned for months but the main guy teaching it had to cancel his trip so Brock stepped in last minute. I’m definitely dropping in your gym the next time I’m in St. Cloud.

[@honeyhole411]

Starting my day watching Brock school people is just amazing 💯 I’m excited for my day now 😂

[@TGSTATIC]

For my game it actually has changed quite a lot. I'm 6'4 and when I started I wasn't in the best shape and was pretty heavy, like 230+. I got really used to using my weight to command the pace of the rolls, my favorite position was kesa gatame. Now I'm a purple belt and am 175 pounds, I find myself abusing my height way more by playing guard, my favorite position now is de la riva. I basically flipped from being a heavy smash player to a long legged guard player.

[@gianttigerfilms]

That’s awesome!

[@thejourney9415]

I'm 6'2 200 pounds I find 180 to 200 is perfect weight for me. Us dudes with long legs have it good man lol people hate me because of it

[@blind_warriorr]

I went through the opposite transformation as you. I’m 6’3” and was probably about 190 lbs when I started about 10 years ago. I had a very active guard and was quite flexible. As I’ve aged I’ve lost a lot of flexibilty and mobility but I am significantly stronger and bigger at around 240 lbs. Now I much prefer the slower, more controlled style with lots of heavy pressure. It suits me better as I’ve gotten older and less mobile but much bigger and stronger.

[@TGSTATIC]

@@blind_warriorr That's really cool how it can work both ways like that, thanks for sharing!

[@jptothetree]

Brock just looks like a nightmare to roll with in the gi (or no gi). Good stuff, as always.

[@TylerSpangler]

Glad you liked it mate

[@thehopoman]

Holy cow that brok is one bad motherf*cker... didn't even break a sweat hahahaha great video and amazing professor you've got there.

[@bdomini1]

Ok, I have watched this 3 times. Now, I am satisfied. Happy Sunday!

[@TylerSpangler]

Happy Sunday! Glad you liked it all three times!

[@laro64]

Like a cat playing with a mouse😂😂😂

[@mr.m1394]

Tell you what came across your videos of rock amazing and impressed the guy looks so calm effortless looks like hes not even rolling and somehow always comes out with the W that's just insane that just shows levels and confidence in what he does that would be an awesome person to meet and train with one day and learn his secrets.. Keep the videos coming on Brock

[@rollinOnCode]

1:40 you can negate the loop choke just by rolling with the choke to unravel it.

[@TylerSpangler]

Indeed! If he can escape those monster hands

[@PianoMan5000]

I love the loop choke too

[@RichardRohlin]

I started recently (7 months ago). I'm large and relatively strong, so wrestling my way into mount and going for armlocks has been the most successful thing for me. About three months ago I started seeing Kimuras from every angle, and it's still my best submission. Recently, though, I have started getting into Gi chokes, especially loop chokes and Ezekiel chokes. I train 2/3rds YesGi and 1/3rd NoGi.

[@schism1986]

Brock looks incredibly strong, his underhook digs looked like a benevolent bear trying to get his way without mauling you.

[@sebastianschmidt1860]

Always great to watch brock. Please more!!!

[@TylerSpangler]

Will do 😀

[@Spartan127c]

The professor always tires out his opponents first while avoiding having them submit him....it's a good tactic. 😉

[@TylerSpangler]

Good tactic indeed

[@Agtren]

That lazy black belt looks more like a competitive purple belt to me. Brock was hitting submissions at will. The guy is a machine.

[@oosik411]

Is there anyone Brock struggles with? I’d like to see him and Jordan teaches Jiujitsu go at it.

[@TylerSpangler]

Would be fun to watch but I expect the same result. Brock kills us and he’s going at like 10-20%. It’s just a different type of human when he’s been training so long. Same dude that would absolutely maul Colby Covington when he would help him with camps. One day I’ll tap him on camera!

[@oosik411]

@@TylerSpangler it really is impressive because it seems like he barely moves and then smashes people. Small wins lol

[@SilverStarGG]

Omg yes. Jordan vs Brock would be so sick to watch and I am sure would provide so much insights and things to learn

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

@@TylerSpangler let's make it happen and find out

[@corylahey9941]

@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu bro i'm so hyped to see you reply to this g shit hell yeah

[@tcrotunda9856]

“How do I want to pay Brock to get beat up by Brock.” - All his students. I’d pay a decent amount myself. 😆

[@robirhodes7411]

My submission combos and transitions have been coming along lately

[@jedijudoka]

I’m only a blue belt so I’m not sure if there’s been much evolution, but I’ve started attacking the legs a whole lot more and most of my gym mates don’t do leg stuff, so it’s given me some decent success.

[@ethansaltmere]

i love the defense against seatbelt. If you can get the dominant arm to the other side of the head there's nothing they can do.

[@chrislowe5575]

Enjoyed the roll and the commentary

[@jamesmurphy2399]

Awesome vid as always, mate! So awesome to have been able to watch your channel grow. My game started out being all about arm and shoulder attacks - kimuras, americanas, head and arm chokes. I feel like this is probably the case for a lot of guys who are bigger and stronger than most of their opponents when they first start out since you can sometimes just out-muscle people. I really struggled with learning leg attacks. For whatever reason they just didn't click with me and I found myself having to do ten times as many reps as everyone else to try and wrap my head around them. So I decided to turn my biggest weakness into a strength and focused on legs. Now I'm known as our gym's token leg locker. I like the strategy and tactics involved in playing the leg game.

[@mogendo]

Really nice rolling and great commentary.

[@wrxstock2820]

Thank you for the content. Like many others I enjoy watch brock effortlessly roll. I’d like to know what specific conditioning he does for bjj. Or maybe he doesn’t? Blue belt here.

[@TylerSpangler]

He does no conditioning. In his past he would train with other fighters in camp, but no conditioning now

[@HughJazz69696]

more of this please!!! this was great.

[@smyth613]

thank you, learned a few things

[@Akartavor]

I remember Brock, he was a pretty good MMA fighter back in the day.

[@devpragmatico]

Loved the narration!

[@gianttigerfilms]

I use to fight through the legs all the time, then someone said move there legs out of the way lol simple but a game changer. Now i grab by their knees and literally move the legs out of the way

[@zacharycompton5624]

Another reminder that there are even levels to black belt jiu jitsu.

[@BJJandBS]

More with Brock! Thats good jiu jitsu

[@sebastiannormann-eide6580]

Would really like to see Brock against Tony! Romour has it Brock is un-d’arceable

[@shamircardenas9314]

I’ve been training for a little over 4 years, at first I spend a lot of time on my back defending and looking for submission while on the bottoms. Now I find myself getting sweeps and ending up in side control but I haven’t found a submission I like to go for or that I can get every time.

[@chokeeartist]

4 years ? Like 2times a month? Lol jk but if your in side control u have tons of options arm bars , backtakes , Kimaru chokes , the key is to not have just 1 submission be super dominant it’s to have all these positions be technical enough to where you can get the submission, and if your submission attempt is being defended well you can quickly advance to a better position or another submission , just keep moving/rolling/flowing

[@ryanbarnes8693]

Starting out was and still are a fan of arm locks especially the kimura or double wrist lock in cacc. Even though im only nearly a blue belt im constantly looking for setups for the kimura

[@ryanbarnes8693]

I've found i love a very tight defensive game works well for me. Let my opponent make a mistake and capitalize on it.

[@teejay3082]

does Prof. Brock ever get tapped? Have you ever witnessed this Tyler?

[@TylerSpangler]

I have tapped him 3 times in 12 years and I have never seen someone tap him, but it has to happen some time. Maybe when Roger Gracie comes for a seminar

[@teejay3082]

@@TylerSpangler LOL sick. How the hell does one get that good? Im in for a long ride xD and yeah how epic would that be if Roger comes for a seminar and rolls with yall??!!

[@mullm5375]

St. Cloud Minnesota……. I’ve rolled on that mat, good gym.

[@MrJpurvis620]

just curious how heavy Brock? he looks very solid

[@paprika5487]

Mostly for me I'm no longer glued to desperately hit that one submission I'm going for. Now I'm starting to set traps. My favorite is going for a cross-collar choke and switching to the armbar when they bring their arm up to defend. If that doesn't work, slip your leg between their arms so that when they try to stand up out of it, they're in a nice triangle 😉

[@ikrampicaso920]

Damn that’s a nice one mate, I will request the permission to use that hehe

[@paprika5487]

@@ikrampicaso920 haha you bet! The armbar > triangle is really nice because your partner does all the work for you standing up and putting themselves in that position. All you need to do is slip your leg in there a bit. Then you just need to lock it up and you're golden!

[@TylerSpangler]

Traps are a big part of improving. Good job mate

[@chokeeartist]

I like to hip bump sweep and as they post there hand I’ll throw the triangle , or if they defend with hips in I’ll arm drag and do an arm drag series from there on the way down from failed hip bump sweep

[@paprika5487]

@@chokeeartist That's smart. I'm a little slow to go for triangles when they post one hand on the mat, but I'm trying to be more vigilant. I'm stealing your idea for the arm drag series lol

[@SimonBriz]

Holy shit what a monster. Everything was done perfect

[@kyle52245]

The way that my game has evolved in 3 years of BJJ.... I used to get tapped by everybody! Now.... I just get tapped by everyone that I roll with at the gym.

[@jacobclark9578]

Tell One Brock needs another MMA fight but in the gi! Preferably against Hidehiko Yoshida

[@buckleupteddy]

I’m just here cause the thumbnail is funny

[@karlaxel7358]

I could take him

[@monkikobytes]

Taking into consideration breaks from training, I have been training for about 3.5-4 years and am a blue belt. I went from being smashed and purely surviving on my back to working Butterfly guard for sweeps and focusing on improving my chokes with an emphasis on Head and Arm Triangle, Anaconda, and Darce choke. Been recently working on improving my cross-collar choke from Closed Guard.

[@rumchata6569]

Do it without the pajamas this is goofy

[@MNaeem5]

He does not look like a white belt but Brock was in control the whole time for sure

[@joshuaocasio8811]

Damn that’s smooth

[@melvie2566]

i think the big difference in this roll is in strength

[@TylerSpangler]

Definitely plays a large role 😃

[@ThatJamesGuy88]

I would have to have a game, in order for it to evolve…. 🤷‍♂️

[@TylerSpangler]

First step is realization 😀

[@edbroggi]

Another awesome Brock roll

[@rollsgracie3604]

Yeah I agree my guillotine is psycho I’ve been doing it for over 30 years this is gonna sound legit but I can finish people before we even start training need any with a choke done even black belts I know it sounds nuts but I do it so fast and so right that you have no choice obviously that’s not for everybody but most people

[@boganbogai894]

Boom! Brock!

[@flyonbyya]

Why do some guys sustain ear damage, while others don’t ?

[@rollinOnCode]

butt pressure is the best. it is fun to give a little teabag during a roll, chill and sip some chai tea latte

[@TylerSpangler]

I too am a fan of butt pressure

[@t1gerface716]

I'm going to start dropping yes-gi and no-gi

[@gurukevy]

I wanna see blindfolded brock vs bsb = super fight

[@greenwave2450]

Thou shalt roll in gi and no gi

[@chrisingram6499]

I love his style of rolling probably because in terms of style its very similar to mine maybe it's an age and size thing. My only comment other than that is I wish you would change the title and some of the comments on the video. He's not making him look like a white belt he's just a bigger more experienced grappler. We always have to remember context and that belts and their meaning are different for different people: be it age, competing versus non competing, what level, size, strength, speed etc... world champion competitive black belts are at another level that doesn't make other black belts less deserving and they shouldn't be compared to white belts. There are competitive blue and purple belts out there who would absolutely destroy many black belts in a competition setting. Anyway, keep it up I like the videos and Brock's style and will get lots of info from watching.

[@chrissotrill]

Hey Tyler can you come train at my gym ? Palm coast , Florida . We’d love to have you

[@bradzerivitz]

Love the videos, but I don't like how you call people fake black belts (or purple or whatever) in the thumbnail. That should be reserved for people who actually fake their rank, not for click-bate.

[@mraBJJ33]

Pretty sure he does it all in good fun and for jokes, and of course he wants his channel to grow so maybe that helps it a bit. I wouldn't take it so seriously

[@GrapplingwithPhysics]

I agree - it puts other people down. Work on lifting people up. Time to rethink your clickbait titles.

[@maxmuster7003]

Black belt are for beginner?

[@360Fov]

whatttt Tyler is the absolute clone of Steven Tries. He's like the alpha version of him.

[@Kingdavid2634]

I enjoy both.

[@timgoble7928]

When I first started jiu-jitsu is was absolutely awful...now I'm just regular awful.

[@dailywakeup69]

Full name of brock

[@JK-74]

If Brock is so tough in Gi it seems to me that if you want to prove your skill, you should be working in Gi...just saying. 😉😆 When I was training, it wasn't so much my skill that was improving as it was my fitness and mental fortitude that was improving. I know that may not be the type of answer you were looking for, but it is true, at least for me. I wasn't far enough on my jiu-jitsu journey to think about such things. Always love your videos my dude, but especially the Yes Gi ones. 😀👊

[@TylerSpangler]

Hey mental fortitude is a huge step. Especially for people that are needed to sports, it’s a big task

[@juliosantos6104]

Cara o careca tem um jogo mais old School com posições justas e sem firulas. Oss 🤜🤛🇧🇷😎

[@rollsgracie3604]

What kind of black belt would try to pass with two legs together when it’s not working and not change especially. First of all it’s called a kimono the beauty of Brazil is their creativity like the race car driver that died in the rain it was so great at racing in the rain sena Keep the great creative words they brought to the judo they change the word did you just say there’s no such thing as Jiujitsu I love their creativity and a kimono it’s not a game but it sounds so much cooler and they brought more to judo it’s cool. and yes you need to learn a little kimono especially if you live in a cold country but I like no Kimono also it’s so far these people don’t look very good who gave them black belts

[@artvandelay2591]

Where is this gym?

[@sixtoo6ix_355]

It’s in Minnesota, but I forgot what city and what it’s called

[@TylerSpangler]

St. Cloud MN at start BJJ 😀

[@MontyQueues]

this video is so old it doesn't even sound like tyler

[@arlesblueman1161]

I think Ben did better against Brock

[@TylerSpangler]

Ben didn’t get tapped 😉

[@simirkresimir8975]

We want to see someone beating Brock.😅

[@SamBarrass]

Who CAN beat Brock?!

[@cognitivedissonancecamp6326]

The guy looks skilled but why is he obsessed with pajamas?

[@WadeSmith-oe5xd]

I bet $5 neither of them would spar me by UFC nor street rules, because they know they cannot take a punch or kick from an Okinawan trained ranked fighter. Anyway, I've tapped a professional MMA fighter who had 20 professional wins and was a 2nd degree Black belt in Gracie Jiujitsu. I'm not impressed with these people. None of this crap works in no gi situations and none of it works when your opponent is punching you in the face with a 1000psi punch or kicking and kneeing you with a 2800psi kick or knee. IN a real street fight, anything goes, and this crap is not going ot help you when someone the size of Brock Lesnar attacks you and punches you in the face over and over while you try to "pull guard" or whatever. So you BETTER be able to throw a professional strength punch, elbow, knee, and kick of each basic type if you ever get in a real self-defense situation....and Jiujitsu practitioners almost never practice real striking. I've been to their dojos. Heck I was a 2 years member of a Gracie jiujitsu dojo and I tapped them out more often than not, and they flat out refused to spar me in stand-up when they saw how hard i could punch and kick a heavy bag back then.

[@djignatin4043]

I study BJJ and Japanese.

[@MrTjordan22]

the loop choke is hardly a poor mans guillotine they are different.. i went from guillotines from white-brown and now do way more loop chokes as a black belt ..guillotine is def not "way easier" then loop choke.. different setup for different situation and they should be interchanged as such... loops choke is much more stealth and still available everywhere you can get a guillotine.. so kind of weird comment there.. but its all good whatever you like.... but dont get it twisted.. .... this commentary is pretty out of this world in my opinion " brocks arm is stronger then andys entire body so its the easiest defense of his life." quite the statement but again whatever floats your boat.. i just think its really weird commentary coming from a black belt.. i cannot tell if it is satire or serious..

[@usbsol]

...ok, dude is strong.. move on

[@jiujitsustudent604]

I would easily beat Brock. In a knitting contest.

[@rollsgracie3604]

These people are using the Kamono to not know how to fight at all then they should use No Kamono with Kamono also this is ridiculous

[@jonathanlawrence9739]

i didnt

[@bjjbrawler1]

Smothering. Heavy pressure with technique, good narration.

[@redviper324]

Dude just put him against someone his size ffs

[@nokungfuforyou323]

Not all black belts are good. I will leave it at that.

[@VitorHugo-oh4nq]

água de salsicha 😅

[@xpansionteam1537]

Wow

[@33iknow]

What did Andy do to you? Show my on the doll where he hurt you...

[@IamJacksColon4]

thats not a real black belt

[@fitepitsnbonfires]

Interesting

[@raiminho14]

I like brock. there are black belts and black belts. Andy seems a bit nooby. put some other roll from him. he doesn't want this to be THE video :D

[@nicola6789h]

✌️

[@robirhodes7411]

OSS