Coach Brian's BEST Wrestling Throw!... "The SPECIAL"

[@MrRaven210375]

he Looks like a fight Version of Adam Sandler, i love this guy

[@beneastman9252]

Joe _Black_75 lmao I thought the same thing

[@smooveking773]

I don't see it at all.

[@virgian2]

Joe _Black_75 Get Adam Sandler on the show, and teach him some brazilian jiu-jitsu 😄

[@fabooshka]

It's a recurring meme at this point

[@yourmomlovespenis]

Your mom is a fight version of Adam Sandler

[@chadistan4790]

Wow I can really see how deep that is

[@RonnieD1970]

As a former HS & College wrestler and now BJJ freak fan I absolutely LOVE the beautiful blend of both of my favorite sports! The synergy between the two is wonderful and symbiotic. So many great wrestling moves with slight techniqe tweeks make GREAT additions to BJJ arsenals. There is a very strong catch wrestling movement resurging and it's great. Great work.

[@matthewjohnson2649]

Have you tried to study your wrestling roots and try some catch as catch can wrestling

[@matthewjohnson2649]

Now I feel dumb cause I didn't read all your post lol

[@RonnieD1970]

Matthew Johnson now worries brother. Lol

[@jakobmenichini4021]

Do u know if this lock is illegal in highschool wrestling

[@MichaelMiller-rg6or]

I completely feel where you are coming from and agree!

[@JB_58008]

Almost thought this was gonna be a "huge honor for me" looking at the thumbnail

[@ethofig7479]

I love this, I need to find a victim to practice.

[@celica96]

I really love this channel. A lot of gems for jiu jitsu guys. I'm a white belt, but when I roll with even higher belts like blue and purple, their stand-up game isn't that good they can't even take me down and they just pull guard instead. Nothing to brag about, but shows how important it is to develop your stand-up game and do so early on. Thanks Coach!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yep!!

[@jsurfdogname1490]

I'm 70 years old. Blue belt. Wrestled in high school. Training Bjj for 4 years now. I have used this move successfully ever since I saw it on this channel. Taking down guys 1/3 my age. Has worked on blue belts, purple belts, and brown belts so far. It works. It also works from scrambles on your knees. In fact, I have used it from combat base (headquarters) more often than from stand up. Watch the video, pay attention, this is sweet.

[@BooLee01]

I am a 57 year old (barely) blue belt with COPD. I drill a lot but only roll once in a great while because I usually run out of air before anyone can sink in a submission and it's just not fair to my partners. I watched this video a couple of times and two days later I rolled with a big slab of muscle in my class who has been a wrestler for years but only been in BJJ for less than a year. We faced each other and the very first move was me doing this throw. It worked like a charm. I think my partner and I were both equally shocked by it. Of course--after we hit the ground--he ended up smothering my face till I couldn't breath and, when he felt me give up, he got behind me and sank in a choke. But I still considered it a good roll because my goal was to pull off this move and I did it. Thanks, Coach Brian.

[@love2fight205]

Man, you put that overhook *deep* in them, so deep. They were probably sore the morning after with how deep you went.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

😆

[@johnsnider2956]

My judo teacher goes for this a lot, especially when people get the collar tie. He came from greco, and we integrate a lot of that stuff in our judo games.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Awesome!

[@steffenb184]

One of the best takedowns and great tutorial too! Even some colored belts seem to not know it and they don’t see what’s coming at them once you hooked their arm 😁

[@tdrako1846]

This move is actually a specialty of a lot of Greco Roman guys. Asskalov has used this at the highest level of wrestling. Great move.

[@williamwisekoff7835]

Had to pause at 1:20 This is why you're THE BEST coach on the planet in my opinion...you're literally teaching him to feel with his entire body as he's mounted, free the lock and escape from a terrible position for anyone to be in for any reason. That's the highest level of grappling. The rest is training the body to feel these points always on the way to your finish.

[@MicheleCiprianiit]

he's an awesome coach, he has a vast knowledge and I love his attitude. Brilliant

[@Anakria97]

Awesome throw into Kesa Gatame!

[@phantom_mist1726]

@@emperorjimmu9941 I can't tell if your kidding, but let a let a black belt judoka put you in that. YOU WILL SUFFER lol yes I know from experience, it sucks 😄😄

[@anthonygerber8261]

I watched this video a while ago and have been having a lot of success with this "special lat drop." I'm an older grappler, 40 years old now, but I'm able to hit this in my bjj class against younger and bigger guys. I've been holding on to that over-hook, throwing my legs over their body and lock the shoulder! Been working like a charm!

[@tharpporter]

Love this move !!! I'm a traditional thrower (under hook and step) but noticed with bigger guys they would end up on me and I would have to work hard to reset. This move literally will create state champions

[@James77721]

That is fucking sweet dude!

[@smooveking773]

Guys a great teacher knows so much

[@wyzr-xf1qi]

This is phenomenal. Baiting the single leg is just too slick.

[@suspiciousneighbor4799]

Just got into wrestling and this is my favorite move to hit

[@colet1096]

Yeah, but is that overhook deep?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

So deep! Look at how deep!!!

[@thaisonroofing1963]

@@TeachMeGrappling thanks for this amazing move it works fantastic.

[@tigerboom9030]

It's amazing you got bernando to participate in your video!

[@JohnSmith-cg1fq]

That cracking of the dude at 9:03 tho

[@zackpaleias6516]

Late comment on this one coach but I showed this to my students pre-covid and one of the kids who did HS wrestling just came back and told me this won him all three of his matches for his division championship. I sure as shit felt good to hear that so I hope I can pass the good feeling back to you since you made it happen. :)

[@rbimprovision22]

I truly love this throw head and arm is my go to

[@THIS---GUY]

Once I get this "special tie" up I either lateral drop to the trapped arm side or hit an uchi mata series the other way. I've tried it on about 20 guys some up to 50lbs heavier and have yet to find anyone who can stop it. Craaaazy effective technique - thank you 🙏I also finish w a transition to the trapped arm bar it's vicious

[@zarakaiki6280]

I hit the special in comp, she had no idea what was coming! Thanks coach

[@bronstet]

Thanks Coach Brian, this is by far the best explanation I've seen on KZbin of this particular technique. One arm lateral throw, the "Special", the arm drag takedown, Yoko Wakare -- whatever you prefer to call it, this is how it should be done. Thanks for posting it.

[@gingercore69]

Great video

[@John2corner]

One of my favorite tds n u just revealed it to the world lol u are a genius coach

[@willwailes9298]

I love the lateral drop. Good throw for tall guys.

[@RonnieD1970]

SofaKing's StupidFishing my summer going into my senior year of HS I was a lateral drop machine in the summer tourneys, specifically freestyle tournaments. I hit every oponent in the 1988 baystate games!

[@THIS---GUY]

Shortest guy at my gym and everyone goes for a ride

[@jimo559]

Wow! The leverage on this throw is huge! Easy to get from clinch. I could never hit a lateral drop but hit this my first attempt.

[@gerrybarone5434]

This looks like a really good simple throw! I'll have to give it try next week. Thanks for the upload.

[@CPTLYNXY]

Great coach

[@dualmass]

Some of The comments are funny, good video Thanks for sharing coach!

[@davidmichael6913]

Thank you sir for your videos. You are doing unique things I don't see in other BJJ videos.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

That’s what I try to do!! Thank you! 🙏

[@KevinYeePharmD]

Thanks coach Brian. Been nailing this at 10th Planet HQ in the mornings!

[@ILLRevenueRecords]

This throw is so cool. I saw another video call "high leve Russian leg sweep" and if this move does fail and you get to the "2 on 1" position you can go right into that sweep.

[@joelstewart8787]

This channel is amazing. Completely underrated

[@musicismyreligion5213]

Very good teaching here.

[@rodrigolaporte274]

This mix you do between wrestling and JJ is incredible. Love it. Wish I'd live there to be able to train it.

[@thedreamteam4u]

In florida we called that a screw lock. I teach it to most of my wrestlers over a head and arm

[@cm1212]

Thanks coach. I'm a patreon subscriber and money well spent. I hit this takedown last night a couple of times it was awesome. I find the higher belts though won't take the bait. I get collar tie and they won't take the underhook and give me the overbook but I nailed this on bigger less experienced guys

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Try starting with the overlook first. Sometimes that may convince them to use their underhook. If someone avoids a position, no worries... move on and play with other toys! 👍😈

[@virgian2]

Love it...the simplicity and effectiveness

[@akirashoji3630]

I watched this video the other day and tonight I got it in training. I didn't keep that good tight control like you do here though. I was still happy. Very cool, can't wait to try it again. Thank you!

[@Doesitmatter666]

Thank you coach brain .. Your videos are so easy to understand and precise ...

[@ouchmyspleen7]

Ive been using this for months, now I see the no-gi grips! Cool

[@KevinYeePharmD]

Thanks Coach Brian for showing this. I hit this all the time in practice... So much that people never give me the overhook anymore 😂

[@lextr3110]

awesome coaching

[@sedul2006]

This is great! Thanks for the video. You have a charismatic style of instructional!

[@nednoah1]

I started using this grip today for butterfly guard sweeps and it seems to be working pretty damn good haha

[@Baron-digit]

Don’t know if its already commented but I think its a variant of Yoko-Wakare - but I really love this grip variant cause of the kesa gatame hold afterwards!! Thanks for sharing

[@alangarde2783]

That throw is amazing for no gi

[@trandafirgeorge5208]

Thank You,respect from Romania.

[@aymanabaza6475]

Great stuff and I love the aggressive Kesa Gatame

[@ethofig7479]

This is amazing Coach Brian.

[@TiltingT]

That is a beautiful technique..wish i knew it 20 years ago lol

[@alskoy]

I love this guy.

[@cbeaudry4646]

Watched this video multiple times. Then I tried it while rolling and did what you say Not to do at 9:15 , annnnnnd yup: he landed on top and ended up getting me. Second time I got it right. Great move.

[@Daniel-yo5es]

sweet... nice job... Ima try it tomorrow morning.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Let me know how it works!

[@harrisonclark4382]

First time I saw that was about 20 years ago. We call it the Cuban.

[@jb8375]

Lovely throw I will be trying this.

[@teddyruxbin7769]

Excellent work. I've never seen this lock. Weird under hook gable grip . Love it , great control

[@lordsneed9418]

this is so cool. it's like a superpower.

[@thaisonroofing1963]

I learned this move from you and i use and i love it thanks

[@StrumVogel]

Eeeyyyy I train with Joey. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@albertoespinoza7128]

I like, ty. I love the unorthodox

[@kythe7429]

4:33 6:20 7:49 8:34 11:31 play at .25 speed.

[@adriansaggressiveplayz1104]

kythe 7 thanks dude

[@UtsuNOvo]

I hit this three times today. Awesome technique

[@oraclebjj]

Woohoo what an awesome throw

[@bjjbrawler1]

Same control, once on ground, as kesi gatame but with a nice overhook.. i like it. Your throw was perfect. Nice..

[@robbybee70]

I like this, seems like it would link really well with the Josh Barnett Chest Compression (which most likely has a different name but that's what I call it) Barnett vs Lister Metamoris I believe.

[@shinobihiriyu-originalninj4634]

pretty cool throw, I am gonna try it out thanks for sharing

[@paulfigueroa6416]

That works I got it 👍😊 I didn't know that was a technique awesome 🤘

[@DCL87]

That looks amazing, will try it out at the gym

[@joeluna7729]

Wow. Sweet move/ Thanx Coach.

[@cwright8293]

Learned it at the ken cheratow camp in 01 or so they call it a screw lock .

[@BLMann]

Solid. I learned how to lat throw/drop a few months ago, but I've had mixed success with it. But this is beautiful.

[@killerbloxxx]

Dude, i have been using this grip for a long time in jiu-jitsu classes. It's a super safe grip to use for jumping guard, and for controlling the opponent in butterfly guard. Used to grap my bicep though, exited to try grapping the forarm, and to play with the takedown too. Good stuff man,

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Awesome! I don’t think there is much difference in the grip but I feel it’s slightly better for me when I throw from the feet. 🤷‍♂️

[@matthewjohnson2649]

Where the head goes the body follows

[@JstEnlightened]

That is an awesome move!

[@zshakur]

I REALLY like this throw!!!

[@griticalbrand2015]

Nice, great attention to detail!

[@deadlynumbers6701]

Holy shit I love this move. I plan to try it in my next bjj class. Thanks for the move.

[@tomel7196]

It's a variation of a judo throw called Yoko wakare.

[@Wisstihrwas]

This move seem simple but effective. I'd really like to learn it. So for studying purposes a slow-motion while throwing would be really helpful!! Thanks and keep up the good work!

[@WreckRod]

Thanks coach! I love this stuff. Great entry into what Jeff Glover calls the "Suzanne Somers" he has right arm all the way to his thigh, then if they try to walk legs towards him, he hooks their right leg with his left elbow, with both hands holding his thighs, just squeezes them together like a ThighMaster. For extra pressure on super stubborn people, roll towards their head to stack them and squeeze thighs more.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes I’m familiar. Someday I will do a video on it!

[@olbrocko]

He has a deep arm inside headlock (kesa gatame) and with his other arm hooks the leg and squeezes. Does he hook their top leg or bottom leg?

[@WreckRod]

Same side leg and arm. So if he has opponent's right arm, hooks their right leg (or bottom if they're on their side) It's a pressure move, so opponent should be flat on their back and carrying all the weight with their ribs/chest (your hips off the mat, feet driving)

[@ArchieSuave]

Awesome detail at 9:30

[@nateb4543]

Sorry if its been covered, but i would love to see a series of submissions that would be an easy learn for someone with a wrestling background. The cowcatcher-neck crank is a perfect example. We're used to pinning people which doesn't do a lot of good if forced to defend ourselves.

[@cedrictheartist2195]

I once threw my trainingpartner with a variation on this lock, it felt like his upperarm was about to snap! Scary

[@gamoraxandar6674]

:) amazing! Your videos are mind blowing man!

[@WhiteDoberman]

Excellent. Clear explanation too. Thank you.

[@thebaneking4787]

Good throw Coach.

[@SpicyCactus]

I love grappling

[@thebillboard500club]

Great video! Thank you for sharing!

[@duxdux2686]

Perfect movie!!! Thanks bro!

[@ethanchaney1139]

I learned this in Jiu Jitsu and it just carried over to wrestling, personally

[@loicdurand5338]

In judo, it is called Uki-waza.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yep... pretty much the same with a “special” grip. 😉

[@asteriskcolon]

Uki-waza is just the "forward" version of Tani Otoshi / Yoko Otoshi. The step-through is not a match to this technique The throw he demonstrates is closer to a Yoko Guruma than it is an Uki Waza. But yes, that plus the special grip.

[@jhonathanstuart9991]

Great technique! I've been watching a few times, also the way you explained it is pretty dynamic thanks again it is wonderful 🔥💪🏻