Calm, control, & precise / Blind rage @n7ckortiz

[@mightguy3]

He’s the white belt that takes pre workout before practice

[@prosaicliving]

😂😂😂

[@HENZI-cv7re]

Technically it must be BEFORE practice or it won't be pre workout. 😏

[@Bling92]

Literal 😂

[@MrGenedancingmachine]

Nah you’re that guy

[@kylehornby8886]

whats wrong with pre before training

[@youflatbro7498]

The ref did an excellent job. He even separated the winner from trying to show up the crazy guy. Top notch reffing.

[@Ideku8]

He did him a solid for allowing him time do show him up too🤣

[@Adam-vv4zk]

The way he patted the refs belly too.

[@invictuz4803]

@@Adam-vv4zk lmao patted refs belly to congratulate him for such great reffing.

[@Lolapalooza-ug9jv]

This is not UFC. Sport talk by itself ref didn't do anything

[@AdamGee8]

@@Lolapalooza-ug9jv huuuh 😂

[@opa8582]

The move around his opponent on his back....so smooth, that's pure gold

[@WakeSideLife]

Left club, right club, left side duck under to figure 4 body lock and working the rear naked before the dude was on the floor. Absolutely outclassed.

[@salaciousBastard]

Spiderman couldn't have executed that any better. 😂

[@ajlindy1108]

He totally set that up with the 3 or 4 faints he kept doing

[@EnergiaMartialArts]

Armdrag

[@antman656]

That would never actually work in real life so this was pretty dumb. Also, as a boxer and wrestler I think a sport that limits your aggression is pussy. They don’t even allow ruthless slams in blowjob jutsu

[@Arsonprobable]

Newbie learned an important lesson today. Don’t piss off the calm guy

[@bigh6530]

Never lost his head and it paid off. Real sign of maturity.

[@ecosby100]

That was crazy movement

[@Hdhsjfnbs]

😂 чего? В синем просто мешок

[@karlir0uw]

yeah

[@ahsirsdad]

Yeah, it's always better to be calm and focused than to just be aggressive with no direction.

[@prosaicliving]

Yup, I agree 💯

[@SouthpawJoe]

Same in boxing. Usually the plan is to piss their opponents off to take advantage. Keep cool and usually you'll come out better off.

[@kylesadirtbag5937]

That guy was not agressive; he was just wild at first. When it came to the actual play he was quite calm and backing up. He didn’t really go for anything so not aggressive in the slightest, just weird/awkward at first

[@fortafied]

There's not always a ref around

[@user-tb3vg1dy8d]

@@kylesadirtbag5937are you slow!?? Did you not see the attempted leg kicks and face swipes??

[@edrickcortorreal3949]

The guy who expends excess energy versus the guy who expends energy efficiently. 🤝

[@MBlayze]

That transition is soooo clean. I don't know if everyone will recognize just how smooth this is, but dannnngggg Mad respect for the smooth, precise, deliberate movement

[@MB-wr6ib]

No, only you are so knowledgeable at jiu jitsu to recognise it. Everybody else is an amateur.

[@MBlayze]

@@MB-wr6ib hahaha hey man good point. I'm not that special and I don't have sage insight on jiu jitsu. I meant if you've never been across from an opponent on the mat, you may think this isn't that hard to pull off.

[@Defialos]

The really good ones always make it look so easy and effortless. But, this is like, créme de la créme, no doubt.

[@leoalcaraz6153]

Dude came out throwing low kicks like this was mortal combat

[@abd22slami68]

“Get over here!!”

[@DanielRodriguez-dt9rt]

“Gotcha!”

[@jasonruka1665]

Bro hit the x button 😂

[@whyknot172]

😂😂😂😂

[@boyermatthews2177]

As soon as he got his foot between blues legs, it was a wrap, literally and figuratively

[@amoore4363]

When crackjitsu meets an assassin

[@prosaicliving]

😂😂😂

[@MisterJackson-so9lo]

Haaaàa haaaàa haaaàa haaaàa haaaàa

[@nickroth593]

Guess they put the coke in the pre-workout and not the cola 😂😂😂

[@RowdyGrunt]

Crack-jitsu! LOL! Gotta go see if that team name is taken! 😂

[@losmoore3358]

THAT WAS FUNNY COMMENT. GOT ME LAUGHING !

[@JosephM1M5A4]

Props to the referee for doing his job, good asf

[@jasoncornett7948]

Pride comes before the fall.

[@Array8]

Controlled. Not wasting energy. Exploding when the time is right.

[@XRyanK]

That's what she said

[@allenvayner4987]

Soon, there is going to be the rapture. It's when there will be trumpet sounds, and after the trumpet sounds, God will lift his people from here. Also, God said people should be living by the Bible. Amen, and God bless you. ❤Jesus loves you guys. He can come back any second. Dont wait, please. Turn away from your sins and come to him❤ He will welcome you with arms wide open. Have a great day! ❤ ❤* John 3:16 - "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life".

[@Riaining7]

Exactly. You gotta slow your heart rate down when you do brazilian jiu jitsu. Stamina fades fast on the ground.

[@Riaining7]

@@allenvayner4987 May God bless you also. But you would do better to put the Word of God into context, when you share it like this. You haven't done that here. Do all christians a service and get more creative and make sure its relevant when you share it. People like when things make sense.

[@Array8]

@riaining755 eh I don't mind it. Christ is always relevant. Amen.

[@danieljulian5172]

Good on the ref for immediately warning the dude about the kicks not being "trip attempts" and shutting that shit down

[@dominus6224]

That wasn’t a kick. It’s used (at least in respectable grappling arts) to gauge the opponent his reaction.

[@danieljulian5172]

@@dominus6224 I'm sure it was to gauge the opponents reaction. In the form of a kick.

[@jacoballen6269]

@@danieljulian5172he may have been trying to hook an ankle with the top of his foot. Give you more control coming in. Other dude wasn’t having it. The ref probably doesn’t see that and mistook it as a kick. It’s also sped up too so it definitely LOOKS like a kick.

[@MrPizzapie12]

​@@jacoballen6269 the issue is the placement and follow through. It was definitely a feint for a heel hook, but he was high and if it landed as a calf kick he was gonna follow through. It was definitely dirty either way, legality debatable.

[@Brandon-go6wo]

That back take was clean AF

[@majorali242]

The way he spun him to his right slightly before spinning on to his back from the left was pure class.

[@mikemorris4409]

Best advice I ever got to win a fight. Pretend its a game that no one gets in trouble for playing. You are not scared, you are just ready to play. Also, The fight you start is the fight you will lose, badly.

[@samuraichilton]

"Play, but play for real."- Bruce Lee.

[@willd0g]

Why is the one you start the one you lose? For having to be seen following thru?

[@TehDawg]

@@willd0gbecause cocky people who feel the need to start fights in the adult world soon get humbled.

[@Weoutherewildin]

The one you start is the one you lose? How? That’s a stupid ridiculous saying.

[@Weoutherewildin]

@@TehDawgnot always.

[@Hunter_Shane]

My Gpa always preached to me from a very young age to NEVER get into an altercation full of rage, you only consider what you can do to your opponent but never consider what they’re capable of doing to you🧠

[@michaelb7718]

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast

[@efrainrodriguez1772]

Had to Snapchat this! Thanks for The Gold. 🥇

[@goingcommando408]

@@michaelb7718rah 🇺🇸

[@kyarl6311]

Grade point average😂

[@Hunter_Shane]

@@LFUFMNX it’s weird I’ve never been caught like this before😂 I’ve made it a point for years to make sure I spell them in the correct context! YOU GOT ME🎯 Wont happen again😂

[@TheRealWinner1]

No dancing or goofing, all business and dominated!! Love this, good job

[@keymah9632]

That look he gave to his side, “I’m gonna eat now”

[@henryyoung181]

He mounted that boy like a cowboy. He was on that boy back like a backpack in seconds...taking that boy to school.

[@doffen_x6291]

what a comment hahah love it

[@retro2485]

Damn this guy got his back so damn fast it crazy

[@jankomorderca]

the whole video is speed up

[@gaber9290]

Yeah I don’t fight people anymore for this exact type shi. I’d like to believe I got hands but if a mf grabs me like that I’m a fuckin fish on land.

[@jordank5551]

I loved that fake hip toss with that standing mount. That was a clean af transiton. He got his hooks in right away. Well played sir.

[@armenf2731]

That was very precise and smooth. Well done brotha

[@hw_plainview1179]

That's what I'm saying.

[@gritz2013]

He is nervous, he's just trying to fight that adrenaline dump

[@SRFITSTUDIO]

He is trying to convince himself that he is good. You need to be good and not look like you are good.

[@MochaZilla]

He lacks emotional control. He is likely a decent practitioner against lesser/equal opponents (equal in mindset that is, overly aggressive). I started jitz in 2019 and i have learned myself that being suoer aggressive against another super aggressive person not only is a disadvantage to myself but also increases the chance of injury greatly. I now focus on remaining calm even when they are overly aggressive. Usually works out a lot better for me

[@Mel5stars]

That’s what I thought tbh it’s not him showing off or anything just anxious, could see it a mile away

[@wutusaying783]

​@TheOfficialBullyMaguire well thanks for sharing how u feel🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mellowrage4892]

Always someone better. Respect

[@aresp2707]

That was excellent.. to not lose his cool, and never actually get into a fight with the guy. To just stay in his own mind, focused on what he had came there to do.. stop this other guy's body in all of it's insanity. If the excited private had received what he thought he was looking for... I'm sure this master could have hurt him horribly. I learned a lot from this. Thank You

[@Exiecutioner]

🔥 that back take was insane bro 😮 way to stay calm in the face of a clown 🤡

[@SaltStorm007]

That look at the end....’WTF was with all that BS you were doing’💯😂

[@jquin42000]

LOL!

[@ThePhilosophicalOne]

In a real fight the blue guy would tune him up... You could tell from his movements he's the more explosive and dangerous one.

[@andrewbrady1247]

When the ref stops the match to tell you to calm down you've already shown your hand, That was a well executed submission.

[@kwest-fr]

I'm sure he didn't get a single word from what the ref was telling him. The way he acted just before the restart of the match was so funny.

[@dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220]

You can get a warning for being bouncy like that. What is that called?

[@mikehunt4707]

​@@dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220 Im pretty sure the warning was for kicking the leg. You have to have control of the upper body to finish a foot sweep. He was just kicking at it

[@montagistreel]

and he wouldnt even listen or even stop trying to get closer to the other guy while the ref was talking

[@Mel5stars]

@@mikehunt4707lmao facts when I saw him oblige kick his leg I was like wait so what is this exactly 😂

[@ghostwaterjones5187]

That choke wasn’t even in, he was just crushing his jawline 😂

[@raphyd9636]

Thats a fulcrum choke

[@przemyslawrylko1332]

And you can spar with this guy for an hour and not get hurt and learn a tone just from his calm, technical approach. Greetings! Correction, you can learn a tonne from sparring with such a guy! (thanks guys)

[@SevSeries-fi5ey]

You can certainly learn to tone it down 😂

[@flojotube9323]

Yeah you can also learn a ton from him too!

[@qjuantum]

You misspelled Ton is what they are saying

[@jayodon67]

You mean tonne? 😂

[@przemyslawrylko1332]

@@jayodon67 sorry, English is not my first language..

[@akintunde007]

Even the ref looks happy that the other dude won 😊

[@vicariousjohnson9823]

At what point? He has the same look on his face the entire time.

[@SevSeries-fi5ey]

@@vicariousjohnson9823I came to say the same thing. At the very end he's even (probably) chewing out the spastic guy.

[@ju-jits4941]

The ability to control your emotions and remain calm are key

[@Leaspeedylea]

Calm, in control and took that dude down in a split second! He's going far!!

[@clintbeastwood2313]

That gut tap to the ref! 😂

[@Interscepter]

Haha, I noticed. Nice.

[@andrewsmith8727]

he said good game lol

[@peacauve]

If you notice his adrenaline was going way hard at the end and he was still in combat mode so he had to check his way out

[@jonnybrello4360]

Letting him know it's over, all is well. Sportsmanship extends to even spectators, I believe.

[@bxfugitivo]

Thats the "dont worry im calm " tap

[@jasonhightower]

That setup and sequence was beautiful.

[@DenSerebra]

Какой красавчик!!! Просто нет слов!!! Молодчина!!! Браво!!!👏👏👏👏👏

[@FluxFreeman]

The English translation is funny

[@MisterJackson-so9lo]

Dude in blue remonds me of what I looked like in the clubs partying underage when that 80s cocaine kicked in😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@prosaicliving]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kencabbage71]

Makes you wanna take up the sport

[@EXTENDEDclipped]

@He reminds me of the teens hitting their first nicotine vape in 2020's. I prefer the 80's too myself brother!

[@Kiss_da_Ring]

White ⚡️

[@brianandreus1705]

The transition of the leg hook to a triangle was a masterclass

[@jerrymckenzie1858]

Let's talk about that transition to the back mount and right into the choke. Fights off the hands and you're humble pie.

[@user-hu5mx6si1k]

Referee quick on the leg kick . It fair and impairptial nice to see.

[@solutions_advocated7016]

That was beautiful a true warrior know his strength and it’s from the calm within

[@kylesadirtbag5937]

Lol not everyone is the same bro, what you said is bs. Different characters have different physiological expressions. Tony Ferguson in his prime was wild. So was Connor

[@dustinsykes2671]

@@kylesadirtbag5937we all have it in us dude lol😂

[@deshawnalston2480]

​@@kylesadirtbag5937 Still very much so true.

[@deshawnalston2480]

​@@kylesadirtbag5937Those guys are just on a whole nother level naturally skilled more and added to it. What he said is very much true. Plus people put on for promotions alot as well. They tryna get paid to my guy.

[@weareeatingtheleftovers2758]

Beautiful display of patience and skill💯

[@user-oi4ns8bx5c]

Красавчик! И без всяких понтов!!!!! 💪

[@martijn1662]

This is art in perfection 👌

[@pocket__sand]

I hate when people go all monkey shit and start slapping at you trying to get a grip somewhere, i got poked in the eye real bad that way one time

[@prosaicliving]

Yeah, they are pretty much trying to over compensate for the lack of skills.

[@masonwillms2542]

Heavy ties are great wym?

[@holdenmuganda97]

@@masonwillms2542the other guy gave a few proper heavy ties. The dude in blue was throwing strikes

[@templarexemplar35]

Sometimes boxing head movement comes in handy during jiujitsu 😂😂

[@japanesebitter1066]

@@holdenmuganda97that’s wrestling, you punch into it.

[@Newjerseyblows]

I love the part where he fell and landed on his forehead 😂

[@centrellturner8619]

He had no choice, the victor extended his hips which. If you know you know

[@majorali242]

A matador taming a raging red bull - pun intended

[@benjaminzaoui9683]

That was sweet. Beautiful change of speed and set up to take the back

[@kylecasey7890]

Duck under is the most deadly wrestling technique when perfected. Beautiful, my man!

[@kevivtawar7716]

Slick back take! First i thought it was from an arm drag but clearly it was much more complex! Amazing amazing stuff

[@guest0046]

I think it was a short duck under, with a claw grip i think its called in english, its available when ppl keep flaired out elbows when they chase collar ties

[@kylebulldog2115]

Yeah, a lovely club collar tie, then a basic swift as fuck duck under. As the guy in blue was standing way too tall. Beautiful.

[@grayson1946]

Is there a book that shows his techniques? I have no idea what an arm drag is, or the short duck is, etc

[@guest0046]

@@grayson1946 try google these terms. Short duck under. Arm drag amd then add words like tutorial or technique

[@competitivewrestling4217]

​@@grayson1946 Blue reacted poorly to the "over collar shrug". If you want to youtube that. So poorly that he stepped over the top of the offensive guy in a low position ducking his head. Nice setup to a "duck under" which you can youtube too. There are so many hundreds of moves in just wrestling alone that the books only cover the first hundred. You'll get duck under but you won't get the all the ~4 shrugs that I know of in a book. Even wrestling is still evolving and doesn't have any huge comprehensive books or websites. :(((

[@tdmagichands]

That back take was so smooth

[@onzkicg]

That scary calmness and focus.. you see it from the beginning 😅nice finish!

[@Christopherjones466]

I've been fighting sense I was 13 I'm 51 years old I never gotten in no ones face or tried to over power my opponent respect and humble is my way of success

[@trevor866]

The dude that was calm is the person you want to roll with. He’s there for the love of the art and not the show. He has something to offer in the way of teaching and achieving goals.

[@raiyanabdulraoof-dx6ij]

💪💪💪💪💪 calm control perfect confidence level

[@Michougan]

The calmest mind win the war.

[@xmattyic3x505]

Dude got Humbled real quick

[@willbachman9312]

Some dude tried that with me. My legs and elbows just don't buckle easily, so he got to hit the ground really hard when i stood straightish and came down on him with all of our weight.

[@bine35]

y this is a cool transition but i would never teach this to beginners its very situational and can easily backfire

[@willbachman9312]

Honestly it's just not good unless your opponent is inexperienced or really small. That being said the guy was bigger than me at the time I was a varsity wrestler and well practiced.

[@RMILLSMMA]

That back take was really nice.

[@garydboyd785]

not blind rage dude was just pumped it is better to stay calm tho saves energy and focus

[@jacksonhibbert322]

I agree the fella was just excited

[@MochaZilla]

He was too excited/pumped/whatever you want to call it. He lacks emotional control. This wil lbe a great disadvantage to him in practicing martial arts

[@user-pw6gm1tu6q]

@@MochaZilla nae bother master splinter

[@r4lzmaxFACTS]

ONE CAME TO PLAY, ONE CAME TO WIN 💯

[@6519980407]

“For every loss by over confidence, 100 are lost due to excessive timidity”

[@nikscott6644]

I saw no timidity

[@Daantjer]

At lower ranks sure. Better to do something than nothing since unexperienced people freeze up or don't know how to react. Purple belt and up definitly not the case.

[@Joesixfour]

Quote makes 0 sense for this video

[@sasquatchbbq8892]

​@Joesixfour 😂 I'm glad im not the only saying, "what you talking about,???

[@benjaminbray9199]

Awesome control!!! His counters are by design, to get his opponent to respond how he wants him to present the opportunity to neutralize and destroy. Good technique. 👍🏼

[@Cloud_Swimmer]

Danm that was beautiful!! The set up, the faint and that attitude!!!!❤❤❤

[@PricelessShadow]

Everybody just going to ignore how hard that beat is in the background???? 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@alypha737]

shittiest "music" i ever heard

[@reviewforthetube6485]

Hes legit good and his base is hella strong.

[@Joselox]

Excellent song

[@NetGuyMsia]

The duck-under, back-take to RNC was beautiful to watch.

[@limitless_one621]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@prosaicliving]

👊🙏🙏

[@PEPEdela110]

"you're done, baby girl" - last words he heard before tapping.

[@MPrint67]

That back take was beautiful.

[@mikeyloveshousemusic]

Crazy Guy seemed more like a super advanced Jedi teacher than a combat opponent.

[@BigChill228]

He should have held it 2 seconds longer. 💪🏾🥋

[@prosaicliving]

Lol

[@jaredfrazier2216]

sit down little man

[@ericktepepa4255]

That ref threw that man’s energy off. Let him work. His just super active

[@opensourceecon]

Is slapping and kicking legal in BJJ?

[@Raritoken]

I wouldn't have called that a kick, it looks like an attempt at a foot sweep (specifically De Ashi Barai). Shouldn't that be completely legal in this situation?

[@normbouffler6546]

That was smooth. Pretty to watch. Great finish

[@bestvirals3677]

Sweet like bear meat 🍖

[@equinoxproject2284]

It wasn’t blind rage, just stupidity.

[@azunicorn356]

Homie boi in the blue is cracked out of his mind 😂😂

[@ZeusEBoy]

Genuinely though great performance and submission take. Went for one of my favorites and it was pretty perfect execution

[@user-dl1jy1rv6s]

You're a true inspiration.

[@theferociousmma25]

Calm mind is the technical mind

[@MojoZrWorldZr]

I like the way he move the cocky wrestlr hand when he try to escape the lock....so smooth

[@obi-shankenobi5891]

1 is playing at being aggressive, the other is waiting for the right time to be aggressive 💥

[@ronwilliams8529]

The ref thoroughly enjoyed buoyed raising his hand!!!

[@ChorizoteMan]

Literally wrapped around him 😂

[@JAKLAR79]

That transition was slick!!

[@Marcus_The_Comedian]

The guy in the blue learned his lesson.

[@papalol9257]

Clearly, action speaks when you have discipline and focus on the goal. 😊

[@davidleeroth1968]

“beware the man who does not talk and the dog that does not bark” Native American proverb

[@taz_artt]

posturado e calmo

[@michaelfanning1306]

Dude was chill AF the whole time😎😎😎

[@user-cr6ey5ol4o]

Красавчик!!! ВОИН.

[@ShiiitIDK]

Beautiful👏🏾👏🏾

[@randygoldsmith7480]

Head slaps and oblique kicks are my favorite part of rolling

[@canberraraiders1631]

Bro, no matter what situation you in, never mess with the calmest person. They always dangerous, guy the are hype still pose a threat, but the silent violent ones a different level

[@fitnesstraining4u977]

That's the best ref in the business. Semper fi John. 🙏

[@nouridineboulmoute1477]

That is why you should always stay calm in a fight

[@Captain_Dick_Swett]

That transition to the back was slick

[@tuurks1]

Bro literally squashed his confidence out his stomach, even I felt that pressure 😅