Can’t Finish Armbars? (Try These 2 Brutal Submissions) - w/ Mahamed Aly

[@jamesthe-doctor8981]

Mahmed: "Let's say you're fighting a super strong guy...with no neck...or whatever..." I'm dead.

[@jamesthera]

I heard "bicep slicer" and physically leaned forward in my chair in intrest

[@hortinus]

😂😂😂

[@joeyripswell]

brutal esp off lasso guard

[@JohnGarcia-qq8px]

Such a nice guy to provide a “pillow” when he puts someone to sleep 😴...😂😎👌🏼🤙🏼

[@shahree100]

“A little pillow” 😀

[@onewayjiu-jitsu3257]

Thank you very much man !!!! It was awesome spend some time with you guys !!!

[@Chewjitsu]

Awesome having you out brother!

[@Aceinthehole1179]

One Way Jiu-Jitsu Awesome video

[@zoommair]

Amazing techniques, can't wait to try them out tonight

[@ian4africa]

This was a great video man

[@Shinigone]

"yeah he is strong, i am strong too" haha nice one

[@PessimiStick]

That choke is *sick*, I need that in my life.

[@mcleanuniform22]

This video is a hidden gem.

[@aaronwolbach9880]

You know that when Mahamed makes Chewy feel as helpless in a roll as Chewy makes you feel ... that Mahamed is a legit badass.

[@darknightmare2158]

The way Chewy was suffering with that sub.if i was watching on the sidelines i wouldve been like coach can you repeat the move again 😂😈😂😈

[@danielskrivan6921]

Whenever my TKD/HKD master is using me to demonstrate a technique, he will show about 4 different submission options from the position, each one more painful than the last. After about the 4th or 5th one, while he's still got me in the hold, he'll go "oh, sorry", as if he didn't realize how much pain he was causing me. After he finally lets me up, my Dad (a fellow student of mine) will say "I didn't quite catch that, can you show me again?"

[@adrianmoreno1103]

So fun to do that bro

[@stupidandboot4507]

@@danielskrivan6921 your dad is a fuckin gangster

[@kylieminou7775]

Thank you! I'm a female and this is a very useful move to use with big, strong people.

[@annymus4502]

Ikr

[@emmanuelbrown1693]

At 5:10 I screamed because, I always end up stuck in that position from a kimora attack. I end up using it as a sweep but now from the love of you guys it's going to be a finish. Man I wish I knew were you guys were so I can come down and visit and train. Thanks for showing all your videos. I love you guys man!!!!!!!

[@sana-cm7oc]

Mahamed "If you're controlling you're not fighting" Mind blown. Awesome subs.

[@eddys.razorxp6445]

Ive been training since i was 32 years old im now 47 going on 48 and a blackbelt. Im at stage where the younger guys are beating me now. Just watching muhammed makes me say damn, what a different level the pros are on. Just a totally different level. Anyone over 40 years old in any combat sport is OLD> These little things allow me to end it quicker without using more energy I dont have. I have a hard time getting out of bed I dont want to use what little energy I have left if I don't need to. Great little add ons.

[@ronthemogul]

I just started at 32 as well. It’s a journey for sure and I’m learning how to conserve since I’m fighting kids born in the 2000s this is a big help lol

[@bensepens]

What a knowledgeable guy, love his idea and mentality on adaptability! Also loved that choke ;)

[@dcano86]

It’s because of those aahhaaa moments that I love BJJ... these simple adjustments just blew my mind. Especially that kimura triangle thing. Great job guys.

[@asdfkhieee]

Ive used the bicep slicer tons of times due to be shit at finishing arm bars, but I never thought to use it when fighting for the kimura. That is some slick stuff there. Loved the video as always.

[@eddys.razorxp6445]

Bicep slicers hurt like hell. I have had the one from the kimora employed on me many times and I hold out until Im black and blue. All you can hope for is his lower back is weak. Not the pros man.

[@jsabino20]

Great emphasis on the philosophy on control, next level finishes, and commentary by both black belts. Excellent video!

[@dudleyserious1]

This is actually one of my favorite BJJ videos. Great instruction and chemistry.

[@ryshag]

I REALLY like that choke from the armbar! Excellent stuff. As a new brown belt I need to incorporate bicep slicers more. Great stuff.

[@nelsonstephen20]

This was GOLD! I throw armbars all the time and my training partners are getting good at defending them. Ive used the bicep crusher before but never thought of the choke.

[@cgwhiting]

To go from boxing to BJJ..respect

[@herculesrockefeller4584]

No gi tomorrow. But Monday morning I’m all over this. Thank you 🙏

[@kenwu7]

Hercules Rockefeller for the choke / armbar try to get a grip on the shoulder. might be stressful on the wrist but try a few options.

[@basedchris8784]

The bicep slicer works great in no gi

[@pediegordon9627]

Im always learning more everyday. Sometime i almost dont watch a video because i already know how to do it but then I think maybe they will improve me and teach me a thing or two i dont know and it happens every time. I love jiu jitsu its like a game of wits in a way.

[@karmanyngje4907]

Excellent. I had this problem in my last roll. I had the perfect set up, but couldn't break his grip. I hurt my own forearm yanking on his arm, and had to surrender the position in the end. I'll remember this for next time. Brutal indeed. Cheers.

[@addison6605]

Those tiny little tap groans from Chewy are hilarious. “As you can see I put a little pressure here!” Chewy: “oo *Tap*”

[@huntermoon7251]

Very cool I love the kimura trap system and that bread cutter from the arm bar is very similar just never thought to look for it there so thank you very much can’t wait to try it out in a live roll

[@richardcrosby7624]

You can always learn from someone you"THINK" you know more than because openness to new ideas can be helpful.

[@ozzmann3217]

This was amazing still above my head but things are starting to make more sense and both of your understanding of jiu Jitsu is amazing to me

[@danielskrivan6921]

8:55 in Hapkido, almost every move I know can be easily countered by applying strength in the opposite direction of the technique. But applying that strength makes it very easy for me to do an opposite move. If I try to go inside and apply a V-lock, and you apply outward strength, I can switch outside and very easily apply an armbar throw. Same thing the other way.

[@adilbekramadan2038]

I think that choke amazing 🖒. I'd never seen that choke 👍Thank you. 👍👍👌Super

[@Arthur-Mallmann]

caraaaca, mano, bom te ver em um dos meus canais favoritos de BJJ. :)

[@levihogan5782]

I never comment just kinda hide in the back of the class. But they work.. got subs all night using the figure 4 for arm bars. I was not actually trying to break the grip but wanted to see how tight I could get the technique.. Great stuff.

[@bruce0816]

I just want a girl to look at me the way mahamed looks at chewy at 9:06

[@wolfparkour]

das creepy

[@zoommair]

LMAO

[@sebbe4717]

he looked like that cgi tiger from mowgli

[@AtGwJosh]

😂😂

[@pinkysidealmond2854]

Lmao!!

[@Jessehenri]

Mahamed Aly is amazing. Thanks for for presenting.

[@NoOne-ki3bm]

Some of those techniques he was demonstrating looked painful. Thank you Chewy! Your pain, our gain..

[@luckyguy49]

controlling - is when you have more options, than your opponent

[@mathuff5]

Great video! I'd like to see more Mahamed in your vids!

[@loganlabbe9767]

Perfect for me, I rarely attempt armbar vs stronger opponents because I find them so unreliable but I'll try this

[@dalhadelhedolydoly8868]

I had no ideia mahamed could teach this great

[@ed1726]

Loving this content with Mahamed.

[@lo-fiislove]

man bicep slicers are nasty! I have had purple belts do this on me and man that's a fast tap for me haha, great video as always Chew!

[@tomwalker389]

Only brown belts and above are allowed to use the Bicep Slicer and other compression locks. For good reason.

[@jaybekay01]

These are just the business. Happy days. Will try out this evening. Thanks again my friend. 👍🏻

[@zoommair]

Oooooo, that armbar to lapel choke is nasty! I'm trying it tonight.

[@mariofilho8880]

beauty of the thing, ahahaha. a beleza da coisa. baita vídeo!

[@Courtside411]

Awesome video. Thank you Chewy. Props to Mohammed great techniques. There are levels to this sh%t. Great explanation as well.

[@BunchofHappiness]

Such a humble guy!

[@karlinladeramusic]

Aly is an Excellent teacher!

[@MAl-xz7lc]

SUCH A GREAT MIND SET 🙏🙏🙏

[@rfrancoi]

Amazing video guys.... As usual.

[@phobowl]

that was really good stuff. i've never seen either one so thank you!

[@zelipapa84]

Super useful stuff, thank you guys!

[@joejoesoto9859]

This is sooo amazing Beautiful technique. Very clean performance.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

I like the bicep slicer, bit I haven't been able to get it really as I don't usually attempt armbars. One of my coaches showed me an alternative version from guard, but idr much of it. I almost got it in my last grapple session(no gi), but not quite. Guy knew better. Lol.

[@jordanpir68]

duuude that was sick in a good manner !! well done !

[@momentum8640]

I'm focusing on armbars as a white belt. Great video!

[@booohooooo]

6:47 "allokket" .. i don't know why but that part made me laugh

[@kalebgriffith7936]

Dude thank you so much for these videos. I've been training 6 months and feel I have improved alot in the short time over been studying these videos

[@wisekoff7940]

using leverage the triangle creates for both a crush and grip break! that's great stuff guys!~

[@scotttoccs03]

Mahamed is the man

[@azinga8979]

ALY'S A BEAST

[@matsuwd-emethdaath4002]

I like and have known that tech ( bicep slicer/ cutter) since white belt early days...only issue.is its only allowed in purple n up for comps. ( unless thats changed )

[@mark_oss]

Wow this is STRAIGHT 🔥!!!

[@NYCTalkingcom]

Really nice stuff. A bit above my pay grade, but quite nice.

[@Ricardo-do4ch]

That Kimura armbar was soooo sick

[@Chewjitsu]

Yes it was.

[@jamesgarnerjr.6062]

Love that black and white gi! Who makes it?

[@nelsonelekona]

Awesome viewing of jiujiutsu, thanks guys

[@raymondr2821]

Mahamed ali aka beast Beautiful transition to finishing

[@Chewjitsu]

He's a straight monster.

[@conanthebarbarian7223]

Mahammad is a weapon

[@feralgrandad4429]

I'm from a Judo/wrestling background, I'm short and strong. Arm bars are my thing lol. But DAMN! Love those little nuances! Thanks for sharing.Great video :-)

[@manuelpuga2097]

this was dope.saving this vid

[@amospizzey1]

Beautiful technique ⚡️🥋❤️🙏🏻

[@GeorgeSoloist]

Great stuff, from what belt is this aloud in competition?

[@constantinoshadjichristofi6304]

Like the lapel grip… and tight lat close to chest power position… funny thing - is that the opponent always seems to have a weakened grip position. What if the opponent also used the lattismus Dorsi self collar grip control... there’s a great video by firas zahabi on breaking down all the nogi grip variations. But with the gi… it becomes even harder when they can also grip their lapel and lock down a lat grip power hold. Sometimes I wonder why people continually recycle the easiest grip hold variation to break, in content.. and never quite show the monster grip, defence breakdowns most people use when they actually roll.

[@MrAidanDoyle]

Loved this video

[@Joe-pd3lx]

Amazing video version helpful

[@madao39awm29]

Esse ae e monstro !Osssss! Thank you for sharing whith the best.Ossss!

[@sdgordon05]

"Make this little pillow" haha! This is a great video

[@VestigialHead]

+ Scott Gordon Yes it is good to make your opponent comfortable. Give him a pillow and the whisper sweet nothings into his ear.

[@oreocarlton3343]

Damn son! Mahamed Ali! He should show us some of his sick stand up tricks

[@laynesackett5659]

Great video

[@TheManglor]

Such great content

[@airportchronicles199]

Brah....Muhammad is genius!!!!!

[@Ikasu01]

THANKS FOR THE GREAT TECHNIC👍

[@kitman]

Great techniques and great talk!

[@ufgyms.comnewsletter2918]

This Video was extremely helpful. I used these small points to finish a match via arm bar in a tournament this past weekend. Thank you

[@raymonddabela8538]

"Make a lee'l pillow".... aaaand put you to sleep.

[@lonerjoshy]

Thank you Mahamed! Gold!

[@guardrailbiter]

He had Chewy grimacing a few times during the demonstration... all while talking very calmly. Impressive. ☺️

[@larryreid865]

Dat choke! 😍

[@chamanderCharChar]

man, guys, thanks for sharing this. Whenever I get to the armbar position, I sometimes end up crushing my own nuts (yeah I know, I got massive nuts, it runs in the family), I tried this out today, and the amount of pressure you generate on the wrists make anyone tap even before you get to lock it, thanks ! (white belt love )

[@sharkbite9389]

I used to smash my nuts on armbars all the time lol try getting your groin under your opponents shoulder more

[@ac2jones]

Wow really good insights

[@johnnycharles702]

I do this from spider web all the time but that Kimora bicep cutter is a game changer

[@marcoswolf373]

Damn that was awesome!!! So many options I hadn’t considered 🧐

[@ForzaTerra89]

Cool techniques. One problem. The S grip is so easy to break. When people resist armbars it's generally not that defence they use, you can't access their wrist easily or you can take the arm, when they grab under your hamstring and defend their wrist so you can't crush it, that's when armbars are hard to finish so something from their would be good to learn

[@MegaKhoi]

wow that is very neat thank you.

[@etienne6456]

Great mind, great fighter!!!

[@FR-ty5vn]

Really Clever Moves - Amazing Attitude...

[@williamreside5573]

subscribed to that BMF's channel. Thanks, Chewy!

[@BJJandBS]

Nastiness. Love it. Thanks Chewy!

[@calebaddison2013]

is that lock from the arm bar ( the one where you put your feet above the lock ) considered a “crusher” or a “slicer”? and is this legal for lower ranking competition?