Jiu-Jitsu Submissions | Compression Locks, Slicers, Sandwiches

[@amyarredondo9623]

Great stuff as usual. My poor training partners don't appreciate me watching your videos though 😁

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Hahaha! Too bad for them. They can always watch too.

[@chadmichaels1896]

LMFAO

[@alexnava9304]

Bicep cruncher is something I use tons because everyone's reaction is to lock the arms when an arm bar is attempted so the sudden pain is a great way to get a tap

[@jaysonbishop7734]

I get that bicep one from the triangle set up often, also if I cant get the tap on that it's the setup for modified tarikoplata

[@timothylee8004]

Great addition to what I have in my

[@dilloncurtis675]

Definitely some interesting stuff. Havent really gotten into compression locks yet. Looking forward to trying them out for sure. Thanks for the awesome video as always

[@scottmarlow6018]

my favorite duo! if you notice, Jared's hand turns white with bicep slicer from armlock 1, that tells you a lot about how effective this technique is.

[@asengeorgiev7848]

I recently hit my first compression knee lock (accidentally, I believe it might be my first knee lock ever, but then I'm a white belt) almost by pure chance. Since then, I've been looking for more compression locks. My training partners might not be grateful to you for making this video, though! ...ah well, they probably hate you two already (and David Avellan, too) for making your "street kimura" instructional, anyway. For the record, it was inspired by a move I'd seen in a Stephen Kesting instructional: I was in side control, but the opponent (another white belt) had managed to grab my hand in the bent of his knee and was triangling his legs, trying to use that to pull my hand away. I guess he wanted to re-guard, or at least to prevent me from moving to mount or a submission. That actually worked - I wanted to go for the mount, personally... That's when I had an idea. So, with my other hand, I grabbed the ankle of the leg that was bent around my forearm and pulled it towards his own butt. He tapped so fast I was awfully surprised! (I was told later that this is an actual move that I hadn't been taught yet). For the record, the move Stephen Kesting had shown was about bending the knee around your leg, not your hand. I was just curious whether it's going to work in a modified way.

[@BecozPro]

This was an excellent video, you both fed off each other really well and it was like you were finishing each other's sentences. It's great when the person you're demoing on can add their own feedback as well!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

We have known and trained together for so many years. We have similar brains😊

[@BecozPro]

@@KnightJiuJitsu i can tell! Thanks for the great content as per.

[@marklevine8959]

One of my favorite techniques is hitting calf slicer/knee separator from reverse mount, especially when many people automatically assume a knee bar is coming and defend by triangling their legs. You can also hit bicep sliver from top side when someone is trying to defend against limits by grabbing their own pant/belt.

[@jakefromstatefarm4849]

These subs are sick.

[@dragonballjiujitsu]

I had a brown belt come in to roll with me a few months ago and he got me with the slicer from guard/triangle setup. My arm was sore for a good two weeks.

[@Apollo_Blaze]

Awesome video 🔥🔥🔥

[@gregdaniels1559]

Excellent work!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you, Greg!

[@adilbekramadan2038]

Super moves 👍🖒👌thank you

[@robertgarsee8128]

Great video fellas!!!

[@donaldlyons180]

Great video

[@primitivojdavis]

Definitely gonna try this when I roll tomorrow great techniques 👍👍👍🥋🥋🥋

[@francklopez3881]

Maravilloso profesor!!

[@johnlammons9352]

Keep them coming Eli, good stuff!

[@ElephantJackson]

Knight & Jessup = The. Best. Cats. Going. (In BJJ 😊)

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you 🙏

[@jordibruvandellos4715]

your videos are very instructional and very didactic. could you make a video with different applications of the kimursa? thank you very much, a fan of yours

[@bobobiskit9249]

I fucking love this, definitely going to be using it on the mat. 10/10 mind blown 🤯

[@deborahlebl6946]

There's a compression lock available if you're in top side, go for a kimura, and uke burries their arm. Just cross your arms around their bent elbow and hug super tight. If that doesn't get them, go N/S and drop to your hip. It's a shoulder lock

[@ericdcbrown1980]

I "invented" one from the failed kneebar. If a standing opponent runs out of a loose kneebar, catch the back of their knee with your lower leg and force their knee to bend (to the ground) with your pelvis on the top of their foot and your leg (shin) in the back of their knee. Sit up fast as they fall and "Dan Severn grip" one hand between their legs and the other around the outside and hip forward. It's a calf slicer everybody passes up in order to take the back. You can finish inside or outside sinkaku (triangle) i.e. It doesn't matter much how you stuff your calf in there so long as your pelvis bends their foot up to their butt and you can monkey grip between their legs. It's a good trap because nobody knows the move. They think they're getting out of a kneebar and getting top turtle or stand up. They're not. they're getting their knee raped the opposite way than a kneebar. Enjoy

[@Pain.3jj]

Do you have any videos of this

[@PotentialEn3rgy]

Badass video, thank you!

[@juandavila9147]

Great lesson today, I am looking forward to practicing these

[@anthonybacy]

Nice I will try it sir

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Be Safe

[@jordibruvandellos4715]

Excellent, thanks

[@josejaramillo6164]

muy buena clase, excelente

[@robinc.6791]

I think these are kinda of considered "frowned upon" at my gym. Guys won't tap to these sometimes but it just hurts a ton. Kinda like a bad choke that's all trachea

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I understand. The only reason I will avoid these is if the person I’m doing them on is unfamiliar or a competitor that these aren’t legal in their division. Otherwise, I make them respect the move and tap.

[@PKV-wl3ec]

If they dont tap and you keep going they would snap

[@danielforatoyacobian5305]

OSS Sensei. Thanks for position

[@BongdudeMMA]

5:25 that one is crazy

[@kaiceecrane3884]

Great video! Love compression locks. On the calf crush try placing your outside foot on the hip while keeping your inside leg on the inside. Use your inside leg's shin and place it behind their knee if the space is open to prevent them from turning away or standing. If they stand and go into you, the foot on the hip (not necessarily crossing over if you don't have the right angle, and they might remove your foot anyway, keep the foot on the hip is faster/eaiser to do and faster to replace if someone takes it off) will allow you to go with the pressure and roll. I'll add some links for you

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[@OlivierTravers]

There's an almost built-in biceps slicer off a lasso sweep.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Almost every time.

[@NotaF3D]

The bicep slicer didn't hurt right away, but gave me a week of tendinitis

[@11kim25]

so good

[@GSt035]

Can you do a tutorial on how to escape this kind of submissions?

[@carlostrujillo1546]

Exelente oss👍

[@lo-fiislove]

Man, a purple belt showed me some techniques similar to this,it really hurts hahah, like it started to hurt so fast, if someone did that to me i would tap instantly not even try to escape lol

[@doctormadero1919]

Why the blue tabs ? Are those gracia affiliation?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I’m a black belt under Royce Gracie and he uses the blue sleeve instead of red for his black belts.

[@doctormadero1919]

@@KnightJiuJitsu Cool. I knew about some Gracie who did the blue tab black belts thing,but was not sure who. Royce is the man. Super legit.

[@JaponesGAMES]

Very Nice !!! =) LIKE

[@kdbdw28]

Brutal

[@MotterPotter]

I pity the next friend who I drunk grapple with 😂

[@tapoutrobby1843]

Just saved it to my videos

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thanks!

[@ducula]

I just want to say that I love watching your videos, they are awesome and I have learnt a lot and really look forward to watching the new videos you post. But as a white belt, and I'll probably get smashed for this, I think posting this video is really irresponsible. Showing compression locks that can break arms and dislocate elbows to white belts who have no real understanding of control and how much pressure to apply, I think is just asking for trouble. Please, no more videos like this unless they come with some of kind disclaimer like... White Belts do not try this. Sorry for the negative feedback on this. Keep up the good work.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I am a little confused...yes, these techniques can cause injury, but so can every other joint lock in Jiu-Jitsu - it's what they are designed to do. It should be understood that safety is required in training. A compression lock is no more dangerous than any other arm or leg lock. As for danger, chokes are potentially deadly, but we show those to brand new students as well.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qouunmuFeJiCiM0 These ones are from kimura or Americana that I have been trying out. Great backups for both subs. Same move really. Don't know how effective they are as I've never seen em or done em, yet.

[@umarfernando5736]

Any of this illegal for a white belt to perform during competition?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Most competition rules, especially in the gi, these would all be illegal.

[@umarfernando5736]

@@KnightJiuJitsu thank you very much for clarifying. Great techniques and fine detail. Keep up the good work.

[@jfs1133]

Oosss!!

[@andywilson7160]

calf slicer from lockdown?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Absolutely possible. Takes a couple steps, but yes.

[@andywilson7160]

would like your take on it maybe some other set up options, I have been pretty successful with this as of late because no one suspects it.

[@bacolodmyhome9802]

wow

[@iShallEatChips]

Play with sound from 2:38 at 0.25x speed.

[@Atheneummartialarts]

At what level are these legal? 😂

[@HansDavidian]

I don't think my gym bros gonna like me if I try any of these to them.

[@oogabooga6299]

Too bad they don’t allow ”youtube submissions” in my basics class 😂

[@angelchab5979]

*Where are the Sandwiches?* Ham & cheese anyone?

[@dinomra7771]

I think I am better off getting more experience before trying any of these, they look pretty nasty.

[@Bluudclaat]

I’m so cooked and hungry after rolling I thought his shoulder patch was the kfc logo