How to Defend Big Guy Attacks (and the Honor of Jiu-Jitsu)

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[@StephanKesting]

Ezequiel chokes (aka sleeve chokes) are totally legitimate attacks inside the guard. I've seen high level people put to sleep that way.

[@1234kingconan]

lmao Stephen "sounds like you have an opinion here". Funny guy. Thanks for the vids you guys.

[@fleurduh]

+1234kingconan Same thought here XD

[@gregorytorricellas873]

I'm just here to learn how to counter counter little squirrely dudes that think their name is jack and they want to steal my golden egg laying goose.

[@bobbob6743]

What lol????

[@kpdc1]

Thanks some big guy crossfaced me in my closed guard last night and didn't know how to escape. Kept trying to push him back with my legs and frame off his neck but wasn't getting anywhere

[@statmandemps1154]

I used this today. New guy came in, not super big and I've only been training since march, but he went head lock in my closed guard and I remembered watching this, shrugged, shrugged, shrugged, and took his back. Thank you guys

[@cooltroop2]

Did you get cauliflower? Haha

[@BulletproofMonk]

What if your big guy opponent is strong enough (on the X choke part) to stand up and lift you up with him? What's the best thing to do at that step to counter it?

[@guchecast5292]

Not gonna lie, when i started BJJ I was VERY guilty of doing some of these things lol. Realised they don't work that way after like a month haha.

[@bobbob4919]

Thanks for showing the headlock, I got caught yesterday by a big guy lying in my guard and getting an Ezekiel choke on me and I was kicking myself afterward thinking of the options I could have done. I've been training for about 5 months and I always have trouble with top pressure from big guys but this video really helped. Going to drill these a lot so I never get caught like that again.

[@TaxEvasi0n]

I LOVE THIS! I've been training for about 4 months and I've been caught in almost all of these. I will definitely be coming back to this video and owning these big guys!!

[@asengeorgiev7848]

Haha, I'm a big guy who has done all of those...the difference is, I have never expected them to work (I know I can expect an armbar), and they never have. Also, I do them to bigger, stronger guys as well :) ! So why have I used them? Simple, really: you can't neither armbar me, nor take my back, without opening your legs (OK, the latter is possible, but most people still open them). I suck at opening the closed guard, I'm lazy, and I know that white belts like me are going to submitted a lot, so I don't mind risking another one...perfect combo ;)! Also, as I'm learning more about guard passing, I use those moves less and less. Big guys can learn, too!

[@philosophicalidiot]

Thanks guys I’m a big dude 230 and I do this shit all the time. Although it’s mostly because I’ve only been training for a few months and sometimes I just draw blanks trying not to get subbed.

[@shawn9457]

I forgot to armbar from guard when strong guy was choking in my guard 😞

[@craik7]

wait. That's not a big guy thats a Giant Guy.

[@ehmt-19]

Love this entire series...probably cause I'm 150lbs! Go figure. ;-)

[@jeffreybarruga257]

Some people just have a genetic advantage in size. I'm 220 pounds and I always roll with guys 180+. If its Im stuck rolling with a smaller guy, I always pull guard or let them mount and practice sweeps and escapes.

[@AgeTheStoned]

missed the classic Ezekiel when in someones guard

[@HiredGunGames]

lol if a guillotine is successful best thing to do sty calmif its a frontal position try taking you hand nd pus his elbow over your head, if that doesnt help the best thing to do is stay awake so breathing is the most important, opening your air way if hes choking you is important so try getting your chin down this will stop him coking youand allow you to stay calm and think of a way out as well as tiring him out.

[@markb1001]

I literally did the first two things on my first class, and guess what, I got arm barred

[@HiredGunGames]

it can be but if he gets a grip lock by grabbing his wrist or interlocking his fingers he can stay like that for awhile also if his legs are wrapped around the waist it can be very hard to get out of it, best bet is to be stronger than the other guy and less tired as well as calm

[@esdubray026]

Seriously, the first collar choke happened to me on my 4th practice, exactly the same as demonstrated, I'm ready for it now lol 😃🤙🏽 Thanks for these videos

[@jimolyphant7985]

Im just curious as to why their is such a bad stamp on brute force submissions? I can get a knuckle choke on an unsuspeting opponent pretty much 90% of the time, but everytime I do it people get like frustrated... Completely ignoring brute force submissions is dangerous in my opinion. I knew a high level blue belt who, in a bar fight, ended up on bottom and got raped choked by a big bouncer. Bouncer was huge and just grabbed his neck with both hands and choked him out from inside the guard..... if it works.... then why hate on it

[@PercyLeMat]

I can imagine a couple of reasons why. First, you simply can't teach someone to be big and strong. It isn't primarily a matter of instruction or technique, so there isn't much of a point in spending time on it. Second, winning by brute force often leads to sloppy technique, which can get you in trouble when and if you run into someone stronger or more skilled than you. My experience is that I often have a harder time gauging my own performance against smaller opponents. I can screw up in all kinds of ways but still "win" simply by weighing a smaller opponent down through sheer mass. In a related third point, BJJ is a sport. Brute force might be an asset when practicing, but it loses a bit of its edge as soon as weight classes become an issue.

[@WhereThereDude]

if a blue belt get choked out that way he should find another instructor...

[@bobbybello6624]

True u should be aware of those submissions but they wont work on someone whos good, Im a purple belt in bjj, also with Catch wrestling experience, its better to strike someone in a real situation than to try someone goofy move like that, lol.

[@WhereThereDude]

without using bjj only "common sense" is not really hard to break that "movie cliche choke"

[@yungunz88]

Imo, belts are not that important.. Blue belts make up the most diverse amount of knowledge and usually separate responsibility of being purple. Should we ignore these techniques of brute strength? ? Of course not, but should a properly trained smaller weaker individual tap to them?.. This is where I believe this black belt is taking his stance on these type of techniques

[@QuantumLoup]

This video was awesome. Very applicable/practical! Oss!

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

I dare say the last think you're going to give a shit about if you're in a fight for your life is some honor of kosen... i mean gracie/brazilian jujitsu. This cult mentality has got to go. ps not realizing that brute force is an advantage if you have it, or trying to demonize it like this fool is doing here, is just as dumb as demonizing raw speed. Anyone that thinks that raw power doesn't play some factor at all levels is an idiot! power speed toughness etc all matter, and no colored belt (and what said colored belt really or supposedly means) changes factors of nature. As that one commentator said in the sakuraba vs rampage fight, when sakuraba had rampage in an armbar and rampage picked him up and slammed him 2x, 'technique is all well and good, but there come's a point where raw size and strength is all that matters'.

[@kinneas]

Whilst that's true. In a BJJ match the player with the best technique will always win. There's plenty of ripped white belts who can bench/squat/DL quite a good bit and get torn apart because their opponent is better technique-wise.

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

kinneas *I dare say the last think you're going to give a shit about if you're in a fight for your life is....* *Whilst that's true. In a BJJ....* Yes, in a bjj match.... I dare say your life better not me on the line on a fight where you can't do anything but bjj.

[@kinneas]

A fight for your life is never mentioned haha. If it's a fight for my life I'm gouging eyes and squeezing bollocks. In a BJJ match it's completely different

[@NomSauce]

TENNSUMITSUMA Yeah, but the majority of these techniques were designed for competition now adays, not for a fight of survival, you're not comparing things that are close to eachother. You know what's the best technique in a fight for survival? Gun training.

[@DeShark88]

He's saying it all tongue in cheek. The fact is, in Brazilian jiu jitsu, the guard is a dominant position (if you bring strikes in, things change, but if you notice all the techniques in this video are counters to submission attempts). If an opponent of any size attempts a submission while in your guard, there are easy techniques that can be applied. I'm 5'8", 70kg and have applied the above techniques against guys who are almost double my size. They work, so this "size matters" comment, while true, is only applicable in certain specific positions. It's possible for a huge guy to bench press me off side control, but they're helpless when you have their back (it's actually harder for them to escape the back because they lack the flexibility). That's one example of when size does and doesn't matter. In an armbar attempt against a larger opponent, there are techniques (underhooking the leg), which negate the possibility of a slam.

[@TheTuneAce]

The problem with these is that it's never a cross collar choke. It's an Ezekiel or a punch choke where they're on their feet stacked all the way into your head with their head down. No chance you can make space for an armbar. And if you start trying to work for a back take, they just abandon, reset, and do it again lol

[@shanefoye6635]

As always, thanks for the great videos! When I tried the last move (5:20) in training, it worked twice, but on the third time, the dude did a big back step (5:27) and moved to side control. How can I stop the back step when I use the butterfly hook to elevate the guy?

[@Dr-Grayson]

What about for someone who is smaller but heavier and denser. I'm 5' 9'' but I only weigh 140-145lbs and sometimes I have issues with short guys who are still heavy.

[@hian]

to be fair though, collar chokes from inside guard can be a good faint if you're on top of a guy with a really tight closed guard. I'd never go for one with the intent of choking them out, but it can be a way of causing a distraction so the guy on bottom doesn't get the freedom to work his guard game uninterrupted.

[@AZTigerMMA]

so true brother, id sooner have my head ripped off and have walked away with kinks in my neck- defending the honor. ill be damned if i allow that to work

[@EnhancedSportsPerformance]

what do you think about the guard "pass" where the person diggs their elbow into your thigh to open up your legs. I know some schools really dont like this but was just wondering your take on it

[@stanley7854]

This video couldn't be more accurate. Big guy in my gym always attacks me when he's in my guard (and it works sometimes 😭)

[@Pric3less1]

4:18 Why not just insert butterfly hooks and sweep him instead of doing all that work? You're already on your side and you have the means to do so since he is driving his weight forward which would mean that his base would be weak therefore making him easy to sweep regardless of weight difference. I'm 145 lbs (I cut down to 125 lbs when I compete) soaking wet on a good day and I hit that sweep on BIG dudes EASY all the time, gi and no gi.

[@chrisjanbredenkamp6240]

No that kimora defence is not right. 'shoulder lock' bringing it closer to your hip means giving them more leverage. This is not a sustainable defence. Sorry but not buying it. No one will let that wrist control go that easy just because you turned your hips.

[@kikuchiyo1377]

Man size is a huge problem if the guy wasn't this Jujitsu guy ans someone with rage weighing in at 260 280 pounds this little dude would be in major trouble.

[@Conflictproject69]

iam a tall guy but a low weight cat and i get the stick of being the big guy but iam as weak as a kitten lol

[@MrMZaccone]

Well, top "control" from inside guard is problematic because that's what "guard" is all about, control from the bottom. Once you pass guard to at least half then you've got something. When you say "decent" guard passes, I'd say that the basic ones are the best and if you just keep working them, they work the best. Be very aware of the moment that the guard changes from open to closed or from one form to another, these you need to exploit because that's when your opponent is weakest.

[@XxAfriCaNKinGxX]

good stuff im gonna remember this, bjj is real effective, iv done judo for many years but that is nothing compared to this imo, i would try and grab ur balls though when im in guard or half guard and when the reactions comes throw a punch/elbow, i know its without honour but when a guys tryna break your limbs you should do anything to survive even using ur mouth/teeth, but you must know this stuff how could in earth find counters against it nice videos much respect

[@bertohtown41]

thats is true to an extent. If all you drill americanas from inside the guard chances are you will catch a lot of inexperienced grapplers with it but anybody that knows what they are doing and even occasionally drills arm bars will recognize the crossing your arm over situation and immediately go for the armbar. You have to remember that the person whose guard you are in is in the dominant position so you should try to escape their guard and move to a more dominant position before attacking.

[@bertohtown41]

he goes against big guys every day at our school i should know he is my instructor plus the fact that the absolute bracket goes before you compete at your weight why would you risk getting injured in the absolute and then not be able to compete at your weight. He competes at the lightest weight he could get injured even by accident as he takes a big guy down. Competing at your weight is the important one absolute comes second

[@dontwalkdontrun]

Cool story bro. In judo if there is no signifigant action for 3 seconds the ref will stand you back up. I have been practicing judo for about 12 years and I have won most of my matches on the ground. If you want to keep the action on the ground and uke wants to stall a leg drag is too slow. Judo is fast and dynamic, BJJ is technical and methodic. Choking someone in their guard works. There is video evidence of this, and I am telling you it is popular and effective even if you are not bigger.

[@santiagocreel7394]

I dont know about you guys!...But these days everyone puts out a video on how to!!!! This guy does a video on HOW TO DEFEND BIG GUY ATTACKS and has never even competed in the absolute division on a tournament!!!.. Im not saying anything about winning that is not the issue!!! HE HAS NEVER EVEN REGISTERED ON THE ABSOLUTE as a Black Belt. All Im saying is DUDE at least compete against a big guy before putting a video on how to defend against one!

[@COMMANDERPINT]

Not everyone has a feminine voice like you...he's a world champion... & he's sharing his knowledge when he doesn't have to...this is a privilege..if your a true practitioner in anything that ANY martial art has to offer....then you'll HONOUR the most BASIC code in all martial arts..... mutual respect.. So until you're a world champion of ANY KIND & on stephan's or any other famous KZbin instructors page..... Please keep dishonorable & low-level critic opinions to yourself.... K-THX-BYE3

[@jasonthyaw]

i train in tkd n study other martial arts too...d one thing i learn is to talk with respect while conducting a session...he speaks like he's the best at what he does...i wont object...he's good...but fella...talking with yr proud tone like that shows disrespect to any practitioner of any martial art...and the title Stephan Kesting uploaded (no offence intended Stephan...i learn a lot from yr posts) "how to defend big guy attacks" should better be better with "how to defend a BJJ big attack".

[@PiiskaJesusFreak]

I think ezekiel choke is a bit better from the guard. There was one ex-judo guy who did it to me once. I assumed that it would be easy to defend, because I was on the bottom guard. But it was on so fast that the superior leverage provided by my legs was of little use. It was quite suprising, because you don´t expect to be choked from there. Then again, I was white belt, so defence might actually be easier than I thought.

[@BrettsterG]

I wish I saw this last week! I have been training for 4 months now and I was sparring this guy who was in his first month. He did the headlock thing from guard. Now I assumed it was gonna be like a stall move or he was gonna eventually move on to something else or something so i figured I'd try and wait it out, wrong! He just stayed there pressing his shoulder into my face. I eventually pushed his arm up and put him in the arm triangle position from bottom and worked for his back.

[@maruj666]

how come i have never seen these guys before? very legit stuff, I actually love when people try cross cholks from guard, armbar or omoplata is perfect there, there is a few sweeps to.

[@omerikog]

A-sometimes you need to be faster or not get into bad position B- the game is keeping the distance with your legs and body while he got the first hand in the collar C- you can still take the armlock - depends on your level,position and ability to roll on your stomach D- its always hard to catch big and strong guys on armlocks - chocks are better! good luck

[@MrMZaccone]

And let's be clear, the reason not to use strength in training is so that when you come up against that rare guy, bigger stronger and faster than you, you still have the same chance. If you're in a real fight for something genuinely important, use your strength, just don't use it to your own detriment.

[@LegendaryBadace]

Lol, I am a big dude, but I dont try any of this ish. I do enjoy when little people try to kimura me, arm triangle me, and lazily armbar me. I pissed off a buddy in my gym once when he was trying to arm triangle me, and I just pushed his arm down to my side and said, "Big boys don't get arm triangled by little dudes." hahaha

[@xAristaicx]

*continued* You are much better off with standing up, opening the guard, passing with a leg drag or leg weave, maybe spin to the back if they go to their knees. But trying to sub someone in their guard that is good, will just result in you annoying and maybe hurting them in the processes, them getting angry and choking you extra hard. *Insert True Story meme here*

[@xAristaicx]

yeah see unfortunately you are not a master LOL. My fellow grappler, you can understand why the little black belt in the video shows his frustration towards big guys like you, because while you go for these moves with strength, it hurts us, and on someone who is good/legit it won't work, but just hurt us or "give us colliflower ear".

[@dontwalkdontrun]

An ezekiel choke or amasso pao are not "ideal", but they make the person on bottom react and move. I wish I was a master like you so I only needed to use moves when they are ideal. I like the move, and I am rarely bigger or significantly stronger than the people use it on. It makes the person on bottom work and open up, so I can pass.

[@bryanhill3524]

A lot of BJJ teachers do use the Japanese names. It is just easier for English speaking people to understand when they make their own English version of the technique.. When it is said in Japanese, everyone will have a hard time remembering what it is since they don't know what any Japanese word actually means. We can break X-Choke down easily since we speak the language...

[@Theinnersearcher]

Thanks guys! Go to sidemount ! ..of course...i knew it was something i could do. I just didnt think of it and was comepletely stuck and felt stupid!:P (i was like WTF this guy is seriously hurting my neck when i mounted on him??):P funny now...it sucked then. ended up armbaring the dude or something later in the match though:P

[@cwatt05]

Not all aspects.....alot of the moves are intended for small guys vs larger opponents. I cant invert or do some of the smaller guy moves, I played football so flexibility isnt always there. I mean gravity is always a big guy advantage in some areas as long as you stay on top but and also has its disadvantages when you're not. I get the turtle on its back feeling sometimes.

[@Dudongo86]

I started in judo and already have strong hands, attacking inside someone´s guard is not good , they can sweep you all the way, the reason why those attacks work is because some people forget to use their legs, usually newbies...I love judo by the way but that thing in newaza instead passing guard is something I hate...

[@eamonob84]

submissions CAN be done from inside someone's guard. common, no, but possible and not always bad technique. there's a bjj vs judo video on youtube where a judo black belt chokes a bjj black belt unconscious in a tournament with an ezekial from inside the bjj guy's guard.

[@bryanhill3524]

Right, which is the absolute best way to do it. But depending on the position of the person attempting a submission, "X-Choke" can mean something else, if you were on the back vs a choke from the guard. It's the MMA type people IMO.. not BJJ people. But they both are guilty to an extent.

[@abdullahabdulaziz]

hahahah im a big guy i too did it im a judaka i will never do him that coller choke by giving my hands stright like that my elbows will be on his chest pressing against him and the kimura stuff i want is elbow close to his body so that i can submit him faster and i must thank im for tugging it under

[@dontwalkdontrun]

Someone just told me what the technique is called in BJJ. Look up Amassa Pao. It works to open up their guard if they are playing a tight closed guard game. You need to have a good base, and you know they can go for the armbar, but it makes them move and react.

[@PearsAreOkay]

I seriously thought he was going to say "and finally, fuck you bigger people. You all suck." XD

[@bertohtown41]

Japanese didn't invent grappling either. this vid simply shows the huge flaws in attempting the x choke or other submission inside an opponents guard. Its not smart and leaves you open to many counters, simple as that so no need to get but hurt

[@Kaprije1]

well i been tried to be submitted by all this cases plus Americana as well from half guard. Then again we are all wight bests still. Thx for the video. You will find this kind of attacks from some judokas as well. (not black belts)

[@lllChokelll]

You're right...I can't imagine he knows anything about defeating larger opponents. I'm willing to bet he has NEVER had to roll with any bigger guys on his journey to black belt. Hell...maybe he goes to a "lightweight only" school....

[@xAristaicx]

Going for an x choke in guard is dumb. If anything an ezekiel choke. I completely agree with the guy that says "I hate it!" because it's not ideal. It's a "big guy" attack which a lot of the time results in them getting their backs taken!

[@blastermitch]

'X choke', eh? When will you BJJ guys 'honour' jujutsu and acknowledge the technique has been around for hundreds of years and has a Japanese name such as Kata Juji Jime or Gyaku Juji Jime? The Gracie's didn't invent grappling! Get used to it you frauds.

[@GJJPete]

I've seen ppl try all of these. I would just disagree with the one about pulling your head out of the headlock. A better alternative is to just chill. Theyre not doing anything to you anyway, why waste energy and give yourself cauliflower ear for no reason?

[@aspiringrunner4796]

Little bit of work on the verbal part of the presentation and this would be a good block of instruction. Just a hint of non-openmindedness in this vid. Either way, like everything, take what is useful and throw away the rest.

[@mordeth86]

Thank you for the free book. Now im waiting for bigger stronger series 2 to become available from your site:D, how much is the wednesday discount and do i get a even bigger discount if i order both the series at the same time:P?

[@101shred]

lol i might be that big dumb guy. My partner today was joking about my bear hugging, i did however arm triangle him twice in one session. Im sure ill learn someday haha. Thank you for all the videos mr kesting.

[@TheRocky9147]

u cant come out from that headlock with clean techniques! i train ju-jitsu-my weight is 65 and my oppenet was over 100 kg u have just maximal 40 sec to react after that u most give up u cant do anything elese

[@1ma4ighter]

no one's stupid enough to attack from guard in the black belt anything division. . .and if you're stupid enough to be submitted by it, then you better return your black belt to whoever you bought it from on eBay, cos it's faulty

[@cancontrl]

white belt here...some of these "bad" moves are like the first things you learn. if they don't work, what's the point in teaching them? is it a fundamentals thing?

[@SniperSpec0ps]

Do you also believe that the "big guy" will have zero training, and sit there doing nothing while you're moving around, like your vid shows?

[@fitedude]

we had a 2x ncaa d1 all american wrestler who is a blue belt in bjj come in the other night. he tapped our brown belt instructor with an ezekiel choke from inside the full guard. this was in no gi.

[@blastermitch]

There's three versions of this 'x choke', if this is the term you use for the different cross lapel chokes we use in Judo. Knowing the Japanese names helps distinguish them from one another.

[@campagnolo10x15]

Hello, Stephan. I am on your mailing list and received the mail for "1 sidemount attacks vs larger opponents" but it is "Private" on KZbin. Let me know how I should do to watch it.

[@forteastro6996]

Big guys at white belt levels should always be avoided.. Big guys progress slower because most believe power is key. Ik several cool heavy guys that are capable of technique but tht isnt the case

[@mordeth86]

i was going to suggest the same thing but i dont feel comfortable giving tips when im just a white belt, then some higher belt comes and nonono thats not how u do it and make me feel stupid hehe:D

[@bertohtown41]

not effective at a high level of BJJ, maybe in judo but not in jiu jitsu. its effective at getting you countered same as the kata-gatame position; good in judo, no so in Jiu jitsu and mma

[@Muaithaisy]

I caught a "big guy" with a can opener submission the other day at training. i think this is more of a novice issue than a "big guy" issue to be fair.. Great techniques though.

[@cwatt05]

I'm 6'3' 300 lbs and dont feel like I was built for jiu-jitsu but have done it for 4 years now and developed my own style. Being big doesnt mean you have to be looked at as a bully.

[@juneda33]

Some guy who i used to roll with tried the x choke in the guard so many times on me. I always got mad cuz i never tap to it hes wasting his time and energy its just annoying.

[@2003cgrg]

like your vids but this kid is making a huge mistake thinking he is just gone slide out from under a bigger guy especially thinking he can arm bar him that's hilarious I could give him my arm straight and he wouldn't be able to hold it much less straighten it on his own

[@danielskrivan6921]

As a 5'5" guy with 7 months in, I get these a lot from brand new white belts. I rarely tap to them, but I rarely get out, either. I need to use my legs more I think.

[@xAristaicx]

lol that video is the worst example of a BJJ black belt. I have hit this as well, but it's only when a white belt is gassed and not paying attention.

[@dontwalkdontrun]

You just need strong hands. If your just starting in judo you are going to need strong hands for everything. Work on that grip strength and stick with it!

[@bornfedslaughter]

Get a higher mount? Pull his arm off..push your forearm into his throat until he lets go..I dunno. It's weird when people attack from being mounted..lol

[@MonkeyThreeThousand]

I've seen a Brazilian BJJ black belt get submitted by the collar choke from inside his own guard by a BJJ white belt/Judo guy. It can happen.

[@xAristaicx]

then again though, if the guy is just too heavy and knows how to use his weight eg a 140kg purple belt, then these attacks are ideal ;)

[@uddaside]

Not everyones a black belt in BJJ, so to ridicule people and get mad is a touch obnoxious. Its a good video but i see why some disliked it.

[@gregorde]

For the second one, if you don't get your head out and the guy on top controls your arm, it can easily turn into a pass to kesa gatame.

[@yanniszaxaro]

1:15 how much difference in bodies can be in order to apply this. because he has a strong opinion and martial art is to be humble. he cannot take Stefan.. that was a presentation and we never have the oponent make a move.. he can do with a dummy doll

[@maxwelljohnson5028]

Hi Stephan hope you’re well I was wondering if Ju Jitsu tickles

[@forteastro6996]

Lol. A white belt tried the gi choke inside my guard so I just scissor swept him and let him tire himself out. Dumb and damgerous

[@SINdaBlock411]

"and the Honor of Jiu-Jitsu"' ... WHAT HONOUR LOL

[@MonkeyThreeThousand]

He's talking about countering 'dumb' big guy moves, which you're probably not going to be seeing at the black belt level.

[@mordeth86]

Thanks for these tips vs bigger guys who are stronger and use theyr muscles, they come in handy for a skinny guy like me:D

[@francismalaj]

Thats bullshit. If a big guy sinks in an american you're not gunna be able to weasel your little ass arm out of it.

[@bornfedslaughter]

This is more like white belt attacks, not big guy attacks. It's not like big purple belts resort to bad techniques.

[@uddaside]

I thought the same untill i saw the video, the guy in white seems a touch obnoxious. Stephan would never act that way.