Old brown belt vs young brown belt

[@DieselSC]

Appreciate YOU, brother. Thank you for your instruction and your consistency.

[@Jitsover50]

Thank you!! I appreciate you

[@iannucciemilio2]

What a fascinating round, high level. You weathered his storm and came back fighting / earnt the young lion's respect even after a scare. Glad you're elbow is alright. Thank you for sharing, as always brother.

[@chuckduncan9098]

Those injuries can happen so quickly. Glad you're not injured.

[@Jitsover50]

Yes it can Chuck! It caught me by surprise and went on fast. I can't wait to learn it! lol

[@Danjr704]

Josh is really creative with his submissions. Really interesting start he had before coming to Codellas. He also used to do some of the kids classes with me before joining military. But yeah he’s a fun roll, and definitely doesn’t give you a moment to relax, cause the second you think you’re on, he’s putting some weird stuff on you. Nice roll.

[@Jitsover50]

100% brother! Tough and technical!

[@chs9996]

pass @ 1min was very slick ; nice roll, good to watch/learn from.

[@Jitsover50]

Super slick. I watched it 100 times. lol

[@chriswilsonyu2599]

The over under is hands down my favorite and most effective pass! Not used much at my school but for me it’s the centerpiece of a pressure passing approach that I’m working on…

[@Jitsover50]

Hell yeah! I just put out a video "Old brown rolling with young brown belt". He uses a Torreando to over/under. Check it out when you can. Really sweet

[@chriswilsonyu2599]

@@Jitsover50 yea that was a great entry! I'll have to play around with Torreando more. I mostly enter by switching from a double-under attempt, shoot into it directly, or get a leg isolated and then enter it. It requires some quickness and craftiness to set up, but once set up, I find that even higher belts have trouble stopping it...

[@morganmackenzie250]

Always enjoy the videos. Great roll.

[@Jitsover50]

Thank you as always Morgan!!

[@Ramiz112]

You got your brown belt! Awesome. Congrats!

[@Jitsover50]

Thank you Chad!!

[@jedsanford7879]

Great round! appreciate it as always :) I learned a few things here

[@Jitsover50]

Thanks Jed! So did I! It’s great having your limits challenged sometimes

[@juanlopez154]

Great video as always !

[@Jitsover50]

I'm glad you enjoyed Juan!

[@fatalbert135]

Love your content man! Currently a blue belt and I'm always looking to learn from watching upper belts in vudeos like these 👊

[@Jitsover50]

Thank you Fat Albert! I used to watch that show as a kid.

[@cbrusharmy]

Solid group of grapplers -- tough and caring. Dig it

[@Jitsover50]

Thank you and agreed!

[@rafagnincarlos]

Great video! How do you balance your "agression" during rolls? I'm still struggling to find my pace and level of agression during my rolls.

[@Jitsover50]

Thank you Carlos! Great question. The key is to use it briefly during key moments like warp speed on the Millennium Falcon. lol

[@fergy888]

Legend!

[@Jitsover50]

haha. Who Josh or me?! Either way thank you and respect!

[@andrewkim6037]

Glad your arm is okay. That looked really dicey.

[@Jitsover50]

Thank you brother Andrew. Yes no problems with it afterwards! Josh and I talked about it after class and he is going to show me how he hit it next time we have a moment.

[@nicholasherrera1785]

That was a neat magic trick, pretending like you got hurt. Couldn't even see what happened. Enough already! Train a real martial art like the great master Steven Seagal!

[@Jitsover50]

Lolol

[@Jitsover50]

Steven Segal is my uncle

[@jims512]

Is this Renzo’s school?

[@Jitsover50]

No sir. My professor is one of Renzo's early black belts