I NEVER Saw This Before!

[@Eric3Frog]

I want to see more from this guy. Nice control and position flow.

[@nbt1420]

Damn, Coach Murray looking JACKED!!!!

[@ibaraku]

When I first started bjj I subbed to like twenty or thirty channels. Now it's just coach Brian and Lachlan Giles. You guys have the best, most efficient, most detailed channel out there. Thank you!!!

[@jaredffemtp]

Same here, subbed to a lot of channels but I mainly watch this one and BJJ globetrotters (mostly Prit)

[@Babjengi]

Have you tried Jean Jacques Machado? His channel has been really valuable to my understanding of fundamental concepts/details

[@joshroa9111]

🍻

[@fuckyoutube9713]

@@jaredffemtp Same! Brian Peterson, Lachlan Giles, Pritt, Silver Fox 🦊, Jordan Teaches Jiujitsu, and a lil bit of Chewjitsu

[@MartyMoose1611]

Awesome. Another takedown in my toolbox. Now I have like 4 (haha). Thank you both!

[@josephandrus2295]

I like when visitors come and flip the script. Thanks Murray

[@kallepikku4991]

Wrestling & Underhooks, my favorite youtube combination.

[@RonALampman]

Nice stuff! Just be glad he seemed to be in a good mood, "the mood I'm feeling at the time" LOL.

[@jimmylin7233]

Very interesting! The takedown at 1:45 is a variation on hand-blocking (shóu bíe 手別 , a popular takedown in Chinese wrestling (shuaijiao 摔跤）and kung-fu. The one at 4:45 is a variation on another kung-fu move called “Removing the Helmet.” Not saying that Coach Murray studied Chinese martial arts, but some of his moves really resemble them. Very cool stuff!

[@amitabhapalmer5085]

Also popular in sambo!

[@JudoMateo]

Sanda’s most common takedowns are very analogous to Western wrestling despite them having their origins in Shuaio Jiao. The most efficient methods to take an opponent down get discovered again and again around the world apparently.

[@Ruleisbroke]

Where do you find these guys? Pure gold. Thanks coach.

[@alvarocorral1576]

I dare anybody to pick on an old guy like Coach Murray!

[@ISnoopmenuceEarnedHisDiploma]

Code words Wrestling Judo Jujitsu moves!

[@tieoneon5240]

makes you never want to leave the gym great move thanks

[@JudoMateo]

That’s a real grappling pro tip right there! The takedowns off the position have a really nasty pain compliance aspect too that I absolutely appreciate.

[@tichtran664]

You definitely pin someone with that underhook move when you bring the opponent down to the ground. But you could also grab the arm(in the position that it in) and turned it into a double wrist lock/kimura lock. Basically a submission. Something not found in modern wrestling. This definitely shows the influence of it(freestyle and folkstyle wrestling) ancestor catch wrestling.

[@basilistsakalos9643]

Amazing guy!! Beautiful control. More please 😁

[@omoplatallama1800]

“There’s a lot of wrestling in wrestling.” ‘Scuze me whilst I ponder this.

[@MichaelGentile]

Oh man that is efficient

[@rebelfilmz4714]

I watched this video the day it was uploaded and I was able to pull it off in sparring… love this technique

[@paragon1782]

That's very unique! Looks effective

[@KaliCarter]

Wow, just awesome. One of these days we'll be coming to visit you.

[@georgeszaszvari3108]

Fabulous stuff! At 4:30, when it is demonstrated how Coach Brian doesn't pull back from the double wrist hold to allow the underhook folding arm pin and guillotine, Coach Murray performs a beautiful circular Aikido kokyu nage! I notice that others comment how this action is also known in Chinese wrestling and Sambo. One of the best grappling channels out there, in which I also learn stuff from the comments! Thank you all, guys!

[@navigatingel6104]

Lol Welcome to Aikido ladies in gentlemen. Aikido is a grappling art not striking

[@georgeszaszvari3108]

@@navigatingel6104 Just one of the many misconceptions about Aikido that people buy into, when Aikido is mostly about striking, just not in the way striking is usually perceived.

[@archangel98632]

Thank you for this! We use 2 on 1s a LOT in Filipino martial arts because the assumption that you are controlling a blade in the hand. These ideas will be fun to explore at my next stick-grappling session :D

[@chungchow7351]

This guy just showed me how to use Fok Sao hook in Wing Chun. Awesome 🤩

[@Crownholder]

OSS 🔥 This was a blast!

[@amitabhapalmer5085]

Love it. That two-handed grip is my go-to (usually to arm drag then to low ko sotogari) but I've never seen that transition. Can't wait to try it out. Thank you!

[@NinjutsuAkademieHeilbronn]

Interesting technique! Thanks for sharing. 👍👍

[@ayohab5757]

wow this seem to be easy.mindblowing for sure.i just love your content coach

[@ISnoopmenuceEarnedHisDiploma]

Code word Holds as in Wrestling holds...nice video Coach brian

[@BibleHacks]

This was kinda incredible. I cannot wait to workshop this grip in nogi class.

[@TheChaoslusterhall]

Wow. Takedown reminds me of some billy Robinson catch stuff👀looks brutal

[@ashmanfreepress]

Lmao 5:50 coach brian in there dying for us

[@adamshahirkayoom]

Beautiful!

[@Slamminbassplayer]

This is sick. Love it! Osss.

[@benjaminweilein3492]

I will definitely try it out. Thanx a million.

[@모름지기-l9t]

incredible technique!

[@sana-cm7oc]

Very cool.

[@aznkane87]

That move at 4:34 is straight up aikido stuff. (Not saying it wouldn't work, just super interesting to see something like that in wrestling.)

[@kampar82]

There was a collaboration between Martial Arts Journey and Oliver Enkamp. It was interesting.

[@killersalmon4359]

It's basically an irimi-nage. And the take-down he demos with the front headlock is basically a kaiten-nage.

[@raymondhardman7286]

Yep. Same body parts, same moves, different languages and different names. When you find something that exists all over, then it probably exists for a reason :)

[@michaeld2716]

Good stuff.

[@hhspector3006]

in the old panther production adds of Combat Sambo by Master Tony Lopez he was pictured doing a shoulder lock which I guess can be initiated using this that you discovered. Do a video on this please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never seen this shoulder lock ever in 100s of tapes

[@yja496]

Awesome!!!

[@Djphonolyz3]

I wonder if you could do it in the guard. Maybe you can do a video on that coach?

[@BradMyers4]

This channel goated

[@abhisheksajwan8877]

Too good sir respect for you from India

[@hajikelist]

I am using this asap! nice!

[@gominhogo]

Great vid as always!

[@Alexander-rd7bi]

amazing

[@americansensei]

Awesome!

[@hhspector3006]

this was in marco ruas panther video passing the guard

[@heroesmartialartsacademy734]

SolIdGold!

[@BJJJUDO]

Never saw that one before

[@nationalfitnessclub2805]

Nice

[@Presence_o_Mind]

Chickenwingderhook! 😜

[@Blackronin357]

My old head is built like grandpa's in anime!

[@leonvandersande]

I swear to God, a few days ago I was wondering whether this underhook variation is a thing. Stars do aline sometimes. Question: I have long arms - any advice for tightening the grip? Is it a question of gripping higher on the shoulder/trap?

[@Jacked_R_Us]

ye man I have long arms and you can get a tight ass grip on the crevice between the collar bone and trap

[@ajithsidhu7183]

How to slam ,takedown and throw for self defence

[@kampar82]

I'm here to prop up the channel, but also to comment. These would be excellent takedowns for self defense. At least where I live the assault on you is one court case, then there's the next court case where you have to defend your actions, everything has to be proportionate to the threat.

[@benjaminweilein3492]

Has anyone use this from the bottom to sweep?

[@ptarter]

Does coach Crews have a channel?

[@blackthunderbird99hu]

Bring him back more. I do jiu jitsu its looks like it could be a kimura or head arm triangle.

[@avaandlilah8133]

Wow

[@李晧瑋]

😯

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

Roidhook 😆👍

[@hhspector3006]

when you both are sweaty is not gona work

[@GridironMasters]

hit it before then i guess

[@Apolonio.]

5:46 🥵🥵

[@moderndayshaman]

For sure that seems a little dangerous, so when you teach it you should make sure to go very fucking slowly! cause if a training partner fell the wrong way with a torqued chicken wing, thats already pretty much a joint lock itself, then the arm could snap by impact of the fall, if fell wrong, so the takedown portion especially needs to be controlled if practiced