I Rolled with BJJ Expert Ryron Gracie

[@SenseiSeth]

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[@underwatercat4817]

I do Shorin-ryu karate And I am into your stuff

[@impartsxxx]

Do a how to fight like cobra Kai but based off Miguel

[@davidmills5286]

i have that gi already and its pretty sweet!

[@martialartsvocationalschoo3319]

Rolling with blackbelts makes you feel like a baby, every time.

[@tprnbs]

yep, especially with black belt who've been training since he was a sperm cell :)

[@marcz2903]

I'm a white belt and my teacher isn't even a black belt yet and rolling with him is like trying to roll with water. He so effortlessly avoids my attacks and just slides right through my defenses, and yet never goes for any submissions, just allows me to keep fighting for position.

[@sorrshotgaming2033]

Honestly rolling with a purple belt or higher makes you feel like a malnourished infant

[@marcz2903]

@@sorrshotgaming2033 right? They let you work, leave openings for you to exploit, don't exploit openings in your defenses as fully as they could, give you time to escape submissions, all so you can learn, and the whole time you just know they're going easy on you. That's a good thing, because you wouldn't learn anything if they just steamrolled you all the time, but every so often they go just a little harder on you and you can just feel how massive the skill gap is.

[@3nt3rtain]

What trips me out is black belts tell tales of black belts who make them feel like babies... 🤯🤯🤯

[@julianferrer3278]

Seth! I can’t believe you got to meet freaking Ryron Gracie!

[@SenseiSeth]

We had a great time!

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

@@SenseiSeth how much did you have to spend?

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

@@shinobi-no-bueno he is not gonna tell you that 😆

[@Inv1cto]

I KNOW RIGHT??? That man is a Jiu Jitsu legend

[@Vinnay94]

Seth has met Wonderboy, Machida. Chuck Norris could be the next one.

[@The_YouTube_Critic]

"The lion isn't born in the water, but it can swim with the sharks" -Rorden Gracie

[@SenseiSeth]

👏👏

[@Michael-Moo]

Hello there, r/bjj

[@insalubriousdithyramb1742]

It actually can't. Practically speaking.

[@The_YouTube_Critic]

@@Michael-Moo *tips fedora* M'lady.

[@SenseiSeth]

I mean if you wanna share it there… 😂😂

[@isaackulp2885]

I notice that seth is bright red and panting, while Ryron looks like he is enjoying a nice coffee.

[@SenseiSeth]

That’s the key 😂

[@MONK3YK1N9]

@@SenseiSeth was just using Kaioken

[@jamesgray7908]

It's so awesome seeing Seth try out so many new styles, I always learn so much watching this stuff!

[@SenseiSeth]

Happy to hear it!

[@marcz2903]

@@SenseiSeth between you and Jesse Enkamp, I've developed a bigger respect for karate as a martial art. I'm considering adding side kicks into my arsenal, even if they don't work.

[@warriorsinagarden]

Started my jiu jitsu journey in a gracie garage learning from a purple belt. Was one of the best decisions of my life to start jiu jitsu.

[@noob2649]

What belt are you now?

[@counterkidnapping1737]

That when Rickson Gracie dominates

[@viniciuslongo4622]

I've started a month ago and I'm almost obsessed with it, would love to train it every single day

[@Joru0906]

@@viniciuslongo4622 how do you train everyday?

[@formoney5255]

that part at the end really shows that there really isn't a grappling equivalent to a "punchers chance"

[@SenseiSeth]

Maybe being so flaily something accidentally pops? Lol

[@voidlight0472]

...and what if you punch them at the ground?

[@bryannoyola7440]

Kinda but those punches almost never have enough power to KO anyways

[@voidlight0472]

@@bryannoyola7440 but they can create openings some times

[@kantarakornsna]

@@SenseiSeth jumping closed guard. A complete beginner can do it,they probably saw it on KZbin, and if you catch someone off guard it can badly injure them. Basically anything that involved jumping on them gives a punches chance of injury 😂😂😂

[@seabright8648]

Ryron seems like an execptional teacher! Very clear and concise when moving through what you should do

[@kennethcurtis1856]

Of all the grandkids of Grandmaster Helio, Ryron seems to be the one that was gifted with his philosophy of fighting and life the most.

[@QenaitheCustodianGuard]

Considering the family has a history of being incredibly full of themselves, this man seems very nice and super charismatic

[@tichtran664]

Not only full of themselves but violent and CRIMINALS. They beat rufinos dos Santos ( catch wrestler) with a METAL BAR and got a PARDON for it.

[@Justamartialartist]

Not to even MENTION the skills and knowledge in this room....So much charisma and good vibes from y’all , much love 🙏🏽

[@SenseiSeth]

🙏🙏🙏

[@hard2hurt]

Lol... 13:03 Ryron said "oh hell no I'm gonna get this triangle for real now"

[@asxxdm]

Illuminati confirmed.

[@DoseOfReality308]

You should take some lessons Mike

[@SenseiSeth]

Yea he wanted that one 😂

[@TheKyleMark]

Icy Mike with a Gracie when? I know it’s not your thing but if you’ll do Kata for Jesse but not do some BJJ with a Gracie…

[@dcsteele]

Somewhere Rener is text messaging Ryron about a "direct flight" and asking if he would fly to Chicago via Florida via New York.

[@tylerheerdt6438]

I remember the first time one of my coaches, a black belt, gave me one of those rolls where he wasn't letting me work (I'm a white belt). I've never felt more helpless in my life. I think every single man (I say man because we tend to think we're pretty tough) should go to a BJJ gym and let a black belt put their hands on them. Of course a blue belt is gonna absolutely handle someone who has no clue what they're doing, but letting someone with the depth of knowledge and experience of a black belt really puts things in perspective.

[@onimekyo7633]

Some blue belts and upper degree white belt are so rough, they may cause injuries to newbies like me If you roll with purple belt or higher, you are safe, because he/she won't really hurt you and you can even learn sth

[@CryptoPros1]

I remember the first time I rolled for real with my 1st degree black belt teacher. The way I always describe it is it feels like getting caught in a spider web. He had me off all 4s and in the air within a 20 seconds. That might even be generous. Got choked out soon after lol.

[@Mike_Nowlan]

All the Gracie guys seem so incredibly friendly and helpful.

[@igormorais4192]

A few are. Others my so much.

[@twoOfThemThangs]

Ive met ryron personally and he talks to you like youve been best friends your whole life

[@mrtselfdefense4185]

@@igormorais4192 I met or trained with Relson, Rorion, Rickson, Carlson Jr., Royce, Ryron, Gregor: they were all pleasant, friendly, and of course incredibly knowledgeable.

[@tichtran664]

Not all the Gracie's are friendly. There are those that are arrogant and BIGOTED. In fact the Gracie's were affiliated with FASCIST. Goggle it.

[@lalianza]

Older generations had a challenge mentality that wasn't all that friendly, but man... If they where there slaping your face and challenging you to a fight, you can be sure they where doing because they thought you where good enough for the drill, so there is some respect at it. Knowdays, new generations seems more chill and challenges are more organized. Someday look for the stories in Rio de Janeiro in the 70s and 80s, its fun, at least.

[@KennyKenKin]

12:38 "You're gonna be great! You're gonna get tapped." That line was hilarious 🤣. No advise on how to not get tapped cuz it doesn't exist in this moment at your current level. When I roll with Black Belts the only time I don't tap in a round is when they are working on something and let me take their back. Keep training dude 👍🏾

[@forlorne]

hell yeah man great video. Shout-out to Logan from BJJ class for putting me onto your vids

[@SenseiSeth]

Shout out to Logan for sure

[@zakstephenson4545]

Imagine being able to have a private lesson with Ryron Gracie and make money while doing it, living the life bro

[@wtfgoogle3884]

You know how easy Ryron can beat you? The same applies for 90% of black belts. He's a beast. When I used to train under Ryron, whenever we would participate in a tournament he would tap out his opponents using whatever technique we last practiced in class just to show us how it's done in real time. Amazing, and my god I miss those days. I wish I hadn't gotten so old and injury prone.

[@Markperna1]

What a great teacher he is. That looked like a ton of fun!

[@SenseiSeth]

Yea I had a blast!

[@rabidbadgersgaming4301]

I love how enthusiastic Ryron is. So wholesome

[@scottthomson3575]

Dude Ryron is an absolute legend. Watching him going at literally his slowest possible speed and he's like a soaking wet blanket on Seth. Just so easily and smoothly transitions with every movement Seth makes. When I first started watching and dabbling in MMA, I thought it was boring and a snoozefest when it comes to grappling and ground control... Once you start developing a very basic understanding of what's going on, it turns into the most exciting and fascinating part of MMA. Especially when you have two high level jujitsu guys in their element. It's like a high stakes chess match and they calculate every movement.

[@TheFightBible]

Love your attitude bro. Jiujitsu is serious, great to know for "da streetz" but great therapy, exercise and building character by shattering your ego lol 😆👍🏻

[@jansettler4828]

There's more ego in BJJ than high society

[@malkomalkavian]

Egos tend to grow back when you aren't looking :)

[@wysegrym7746]

Love seeing you test other martial arts!

[@SenseiSeth]

Thanks!!

[@Shojushoju]

What an honor to train with Ryron Gracie!! Gracie University is great, btw. I highly recommend it! (Martial Arts Instructor here)

[@Victor-Soria]

1:04 1:36 "Trap and roll" lesson 1 in the gracie university online classes

[@TheCorporateMudkip]

I remember rolling with a black belt for the first time. Chet at gracie fort wayne made me realize I had to get rid of most of the aggressive habits I built wrestling in high school.

[@stewartsmalls2024]

When a Gracie invites you to move in, you move in. When he invites you to move in to practice BJJ daily to get better…you record it and post it to youtube and you have content for weeks! 🤘🤩

[@DoseOfReality308]

Finally! It’s about time you get PROPERLY schooled in the art of the jits 😁😁😁

[@SenseiSeth]

Doesn’t get much more proper than this! 😂😂

[@CanadianIslamicWealth]

I have to say, I love how open-minded you are about training with other practitioners and other martial arts. Huge amount of respect for that.

[@danielcartwright8868]

What I love about your channel is that you don't take yourself too seriously.

[@rackinfrackinvarmint]

It's weird to only see 1 of the brothers at a time. Great video. Love these guys

[@mobiledetail4you]

Been learning gracieuniversity for a couple months and now also at a certified training center. Both are so good. If your on the fence or curious at all. Do it. You will be surprised how well the training is done. The online video curriculum is perfect size, in depth and to the point. Ryron and Rener are amazing instructors. Could not recommend more. Men, women, kids, parents.

[@fredeuhrbrand3789]

Capoeira.. Bjj... The way you interact with other people and styles makes me happy :-) you're a true martial artist.

[@philipschinetsky]

It’s been fantastic to see you branch out and try all these different martial arts styles and see what you can learn from them. Now when do we get to see you put it all together in a match against Icy Mike?!?

[@alexrandall8557]

Absolutely love your stuff! I've been doing BJJ for almost a year and I love it. Might pick up Muay Thai as well

[@SenseiSeth]

Love it!! It’s super fun

[@alexrandall8557]

@Reinhard von Lohengramm Unfortunately not. I've been super busy with school and in fact I even train BJJ only a couple times a week now(compared to the 4-5 when I posted the original comment). I'll probably take up Muay Thai when I graduate high school but it's just too much on my plate at the moment

[@rhinobridge]

Great video Seth! It would be cool if you have sparred with him using strikes. Just like his father and uncles used to make in Gracie challenges. He'd probably take you to the ground and submit you but you'd have the chance of landing some strikes. I'm eager to watch the Lyoto Machida video!

[@SenseiSeth]

Yea I don’t like my odds there lol

[@tjl4688]

I'm one of Ryron's students; we definitely use strikes in our sparring, once a week at least.

[@drjimjam1112]

It Reminds me of what they said about mongo in blazing saddles, “Oh no, don't do that, don't do that. If you shoot him, you'll just make him mad.”

[@stephen_north]

Currently going through the combatives the Gracies are the Best teachers!!!

[@jaye2491]

Rolling with black belt level grapplers if kind of terrifying. The fact that you are drowning, and someone else is choosing the speed that you drown, is so humbling. Such an addictive art/sport.

[@Link00TMM]

Ryron is such a cool dude, always used to watch videos of him and Rener rolling and doing instructional stuff, would be a dream to interact with the man like this! Cool stuff Seth

[@stephenanthonybailey]

Love Ryron! This is my favorite video of yours Seth! Letting this legendary gorilla of BJJ toss you around was awesome. I can see your spark of interest. Can’t wait to see where you go from here. Great lesson!

[@CKWatiyeli]

I do jiu jitsu, so having this video dedicated just to it was a nice treat! I love all your videos, but I eat up the jiu jitsu ones

[@elizmax2143]

I do Jiu-Jitsu and I love watching your videos! 🥳❤️

[@SenseiSeth]

Hope you extra like this one then! Lol

[@game9848]

Sensi Seth you always have the best BGM in all your video's! I'm a big guy myself(6'5"). This relax method in BJJ is the worth it's weight in gold.

[@emobuddha]

Ryron is the type to let you work and teach you on how to improve while rolling

[@rivhaaken9763]

Hey Seth, despite the reason i actually watch your Videos were the "all martial arts in one room" - Videos because they are fun and you are a cool guy, i have to say this one is really cool and you really earned my respect !

[@DavidMartinez-us2rk]

I have been studying karate and teakwondo since I was 5 and am getting ready to start in judo/ju jistu class after being away from the sports for a few years. So this very much helped prepare me for the hard work I'm gonna need to do. Thanks seth

[@jatt-jatt-jatt3181]

shiiiiiiiit broo i need to learn sum teakwondo

[@neologian1783]

So much respect to Ryron. He's such a patient practitioner of BJJ that it's almost too easy to misunderstand him and what he's doing. So many folks think in terms of "points" and "submissions"....in other words "winning" and thus they struggle to appreciate the "survival" aspect of how Ryron trains and teaches. He's training and teaching for the world out there...where there are no judges counting points....and no clock on the wall where you have to reach a submission before time runs out. There's only a bad guy who has to be worn down and survived. In the contextual frame that Ryron teaches within, "not losing" is winning.

[@QenaitheCustodianGuard]

I can't imagine how taxing it must be to go up against that frame of lean muscle. Very nice guy, seems down to earth and very charismatic, he was also a great speaker and concise and to the point

[@DoktorSick]

This is way i watch sensei seth's videos , He's always willing to learn and share it that with us.

[@metrolinamartialarts]

Is... is this start of Sensei Seth being a real BJJ student?! Great video - your open mind pays dividends!

[@floofyt2008]

Jiu Jitsu looks so cool. I hope to try it sometime

[@SenseiSeth]

For sure!

[@gogorth1936]

Not every gym is for everyone call around and check gyms out before you decide.

[@isrealboudreau6385]

Jiu-Jitsu is such an intricate martial art, I've never learned Jiu-jitsu but I have rolled before, and there are things in this video that I have never seen before, and some things I surprisingly already knew how to do. Nice job Seth 👍.

[@christophervelez1561]

Much respect Sensei Seth! I love the cross training and willingness to do other martial arts.

[@clarksonreptiles6637]

I started training last month and love it. Can't wait to fly to Torrence and train with Rener and Ryron.

[@bryanwaldron9076]

I LOVE Gracie University. My dojang is about to become a Certified Training Center. The approach that the Gracie University curriculum takes is perfect for those of us that don't want to go into a BJJ school as a white belt just get smashed and try to survive for a while. Great way to get introduced to BJJ.

[@marconjakecanonoy]

I’ve been a silent viewer on your channel, seeing this, makes me respect you even more, professor! Oosss!

[@chadthundercock5641]

Mad that you got Ryron on the channel. What a guy

[@OniBoiXD]

feel like I lucked out...my kenpo teacher also did grappling...we even had frank shamrock do a demo for us.

[@Narceologist]

Ryron seems like such an excellent teacher and just an overall really fun guy to be around

[@HA11EYS_COM3T]

There are so many things you could take out of context in this video

[@fixforfun]

I identified with Seth a lot in this video. It reminded me of my first days at the gym, not knowing what I was supposed to do with a purple belt three times heavier than me putting weight on me.

[@ruiseartalcorn]

This was awesome!!! There's no doubt that Gracie Jiu Jitsu is powerful stuff!

[@erikmedina6966]

You are great and humble. As a JJ guy I love your "what if all martial arts learned from each other" segmants 'you can't make me stand', they crack me up. Cool video, some of the Gracies are a little sus, but I like thise two brothers and the Valente brothers especially.

[@irishninja9857]

You're going to hurt in muscles you didnt even know you had. I feel for you right now!

[@0713mas]

So good! Awesome episode, so jealous of that experience.

[@NecroMemer]

great stuff I’m on only my third BJJ class so I’m the whitest of white belts, But I’m falling in love with it quickly. Would love to see more stuff like this, maybe Ryron can battle your multiple martial arts personalities sometime. And great channel 🤘🏼

[@JustFun-fe7ux]

Bjj is awesome

[@kingkumite9829]

Your channel is blowing up Seth Keep up the good work

[@RenzDavis]

Ha!! You finally took my word and met Ryron!!!!

[@SenseiSeth]

Haha yea, I totally did this just because of you Renz!… lol

[@RenzDavis]

@@SenseiSeth glad it wasn't Royce 😏😋

[@markrayner1637]

Wow what an awesome collab! Ryron and Rener, some of the best teachers in the world! Please get Rener next!!

[@zodiac154]

this was interesting to watch. how we're born with the wrong instincts. and through constant training, we reprogram our bodys/instincts. cool vid! keep growing, guys! haha

[@Tangeffect]

The Gracie's are the coolest guys in martial arts. Just wanted to let you know that ive loved seeing you grow Sensei! You have a great personality and your video ideas are great! Really really good work bro! I wish I could meet you and Icey Mike some day

[@seattleboatdetailingmobile1926]

Started Gracie university online almost two years ago and then joined an accredited school, have to say, so glad to have this amazing instruction. Ryron and Rener’s videos are great, now w the new 2.0 videos even better. 100%x10 worth it. Appreciate all the effort they put into Gracie university online. Ready to shoot test videos almost for Combatives belt… as someone who started late in life, cool to be learning this great art.

[@johnelliott9823]

awsome, good to stretch your boundaries. i like how he tries to generalize instead of just doing rote stuff

[@paultaylor107]

I would love to train with him. It is interesting when he's talking about energy usage. I've been doing judo since I was 5 (now 38) and bjj for the last 2 years and I have been struggling with this. Whenever u come off the mat I feel like I have spent ev8bit of energy I have. It is my goal to work towards this skill.

[@SenseiSeth]

He’s the man

[@rawesome1000]

more of sensei seth doing the jitz! makes me feel competent hah

[@beastboy7632]

I just got back from school and I love watching your vids.

[@SenseiSeth]

Glad to hear it!!

[@maitrekano]

you are a real martial artist sensei Seth , learning from all styles , i saw your video on judo , awesome and this one , beautiful .

[@rampart6925]

It’s always a pleasure to hear what Ryron has to say. I’ve done my best to take the mantra “Keep it playful” to heart and the biggest compliment I’ve got was when my coach gave some stripes on my blue belt. He said that i have to use a little bit more force.

[@Jo-id9zm]

Ryro seems like a super chill guy

[@austiny6539]

I share ryrons philosophy of being patient in every position and he seems like a wonderful guy to train with.

[@gallantdon]

Oh snaps, Seth is going to be butt scooting in no time with sessions like this 😅

[@JeanMichelAbrassart]

Wow, amazing. Big fan of Ryron. I was really surprised to see him on your channel!

[@heirapparent5004]

Wow! Seth's now Bullyproof 😜! I was so happy to see this video pop up. ❤

[@brokenbjj5150]

I love Ryron. His relaxed attitude is something I really try to emulate in my own training because I just can't keep up with stronger, fitter guys no matter how hard I try. I just made a video with some other tips for white belts that I think will help anyone be a better learner and a better training partner in BJJ: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIO0gGyXn86kgZI

[@camiloiribarren1450]

What every beginner should know is some basic grappling to get out of any basic locks. I'm game with this

[@rafaelcastillo8573]

Newest video learning from various martial arts made me wanna see this. Great video indeed

[@richardparker9344]

So much respect for doing this Seth!

[@jedijudoka]

Hespech

[@tmcb1]

BJJ is Interesting lol I’ve wanted to do it for a year now but I gotta wait till summer or I catch a break but this definitely just pushed my desires to get into it further

[@SenseiSeth]

It’s pretty fun! And super useful

[@marcoslacombe9831]

Any chance we get a video with Ryron trying out some karate sparring or techniques?

[@SenseiSeth]

We’ve got one more video coming. Not saying what it is

[@marcoslacombe9831]

@@SenseiSeth I would tell you to teach him how to sidekick but it would be unfair after he tought you so many things that work.

[@SenseiSeth]

Hahahaha

[@tjl4688]

@@marcoslacombe9831 Ryron knows how to side kick, at least at a basic level. Side kicks are taught in the self-defense work; Helio loved them as a defensive option

[@marcoslacombe9831]

@@tjl4688 I know. It was a joke about how sidekicks don't work.

[@dougieladd]

Ryron doesn't even break a sweat :D :D But well done... for keeping on trying !

[@rzbach23]

So much knowledge just got dropped. Amazing.

[@dougieladd]

Would love a week of training with Ryron.... I know he wouldn't kill me. :)

[@WesternCommie]

I was not expecting to see Ryron Gracie on your channel. Cool

[@anselmvantil7328]

The 32 principles system he and his brother put out is awsome.

[@TimRHillard]

Ryron and Renner are both excellent martial artists, but also very good men.

[@cunn1n6ham]

Every once in a while you’ll see a visitor that may have a little doubt in their mind about how good Ryron is….not often but…..then when they tap to Ryron’s friendly side mount pressure alone the light bulb 💡 is illuminated on how many levels there is to this crazy game.

[@danielskrivan6921]

I've watched this video before. This was when I was a Taekwondo instructor, and looking at it from a similar perspective as Seth The Karate Teacher. I recently started training BJJ, so now I'm looking at this from the similar perspective as Seth The BJJ White Belt. I get a lot of the same vibes as when I roll with my professor.

[@sleepyapex.]

hello seth cant wait to watch this 1 ik it gonna be a banger

[@SenseiSeth]

It’s awesome.. imo 😂

[@ErickMiyasato]

That is why here in Brazil we call BJJ "the soft/smooth art". It's mostly on yout technique and your capacity to manage your stamina during the rolls.

[@vibovitold]

That's a more or less literal translation of what jiu-jitsu actually means in Japanese

[@oskardavis7318]

This is one of my favourite videos yet😁

[@SenseiSeth]

Sweeeet

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

I love their teachings !! 🤗❤