One Huge Mistake I See Grapplers Make - And a drill to correct it.

[@lootsmcgoots436]

I think everybody does this live but it’s a different situation during tournament time. During regular practice during the week, I feel that it’s good to let someone establish grips so you can practice escaping once it happens. But during a tournament, you should be doing toreando like your Steph Curry trying to cross somebody in an NBA finals game.

[@kanekauai]

Wow! Right on Professor I am greatful for your teaching methods I feel like you have not forgotten what it feels like to be a white belt. So many instructors forget what it’s like to be a white belt and just jump in so deep in teaching that it leaves many clueless and confused. Also some may be to embarrassed to speak up therefore wasting time. So again thank you very much keep up the amazing work.

[@oreocarlton3343]

Natural teacher, very eloquent

[@jimtomlinsom1279]

Keenan knows how to teach for sure. Really like his style

[@AamirTime]

Thank you for sharing Keenan. Your sequential arm bar defence/escape is my go-to. This concept video was awesome. Respect from UK.

[@a.chigurh8902]

It seems so simple when a master shows it. It so hard to do when you start it yourself

[@here9393]

I like the og KZbin gaming video intro on a bjj video the nostalgia is running wild

[@ryantran2572]

I do this all the time, just let people put me into their guard. Not anymore. Thanks Keenan

[@Karanar]

same, just goes to show how stupid we are.

[@bjjneuwied6733]

thats the gym from the matrix! download some more jiujitsu from your operator, no need to talk!

[@seekn.destroy4064]

BJJ Neuwied I'm going to watch that tonight now.

[@StillRolling]

I have had a habit of training this way and it has unfortunately leaked it's way in to some of my real matches ,being to laid back about their grips and it has cost me

[@dimecanal]

its funny how we all do this mistake

[@mixedmartialnutrition1746]

great teaching thank u this is very helpful for basic guard passing which is tough af against higher belts as a white belt

[@mgojich]

That's a beautiful gym. Thanks for the info.

[@fritzdagger]

Guardian gym in Oakland CA

[@PercTrippin]

That’s my gym :)

[@PercTrippin]

And I was there

[@kylieminou7775]

Yes! Beautiful gym ❤

[@PauloBerni699]

Wise beyond his years.

[@1928zxcv]

Guilty lol. But true Think offense and attack from the get go as opposed to just falling into defense mode for no real reason

[@beljaneimiel07]

Wow. Great drill sir. Definitely gonna do this. :)

[@usbsol]

A mistake...and a drill to keep making the mistake... but working through it 🤔

[@mN-bx9vb]

Thank you Sir. Will keep this in mind when rolling.

[@semir2607]

Master Keenan, have you considered offering a college student discount? Sincerely, A College Student

[@xroth4855]

Awesome gym decor

[@abelflores2621]

Much respect to Keenan, but did anyone else notice at the beginning of video he states you don't want to enter square to the guard player and then sets up a drill where he enters square to the guard player? Keenan knows more about jiujitsu then I will ever know but this video is confusing

[@sergiotigernunez1023]

I understand like correcting the fact that I entered the guard on a square position, that is my way out, literally he shows a way out.

[@evolbetty4598]

Is it bad to stay partially in the knee slice and start digging for the underhook before you finish the pass? I get worried about the back take

[@archgod7928]

i wish my gym wasnt so small and shitty

[@Seanrobertsbjj]

I used to make this mistake.

[@walperstyle]

I've been playing chess for years. I don't recall any of these 1337 moves.

[@ffnovice7]

Spicy description

[@burbayev]

Thank you very much. Good drill by world class black belt. Subscribed

[@kylieminou7775]

Is that Morpheus gym?

[@walissonsantos9287]

Good Drill

[@jose280714]

Flaws in humanity... lol

[@Jdizzledinh]

Great video.

[@John2corner]

If Kneena is not on some sorts of steroids, his intelligence and understanding of this game has allowed him to be this successful. A very smart guy

[@John2corner]

Oh really? not in months or years? Thank you for letting me know.

[@LOLLYPOPPE]

John2corner you're pathetic

[@John2corner]

John Johns don't hate other Johns tho. Anyways, I didn't know that either. Thank you for letting me know.

[@LOLLYPOPPE]

The dude looks like a toothpick, what makes you think steroids is even a possibility

[@John2corner]

First of all, there are different types of steroids and peds therefore, it's not about how your body looks. Secondly, I never said he was on sth. We all know that steroids use is epidemic in Jiu JItsu world which I believe should be fixed asap. What I was trying to say is that if he is not one of them cheating, he is a legend already. His intelligence and understanding of this game has allowed him to be this great.

[@theazza]

Good.

[@brianbellomy3697]

I am glad I don't do that.

[@JackD87]

What is the white section on his black belt about? The guy in the background has the same.

[@DrtyMikeNDaBoyz]

Jack D late comment, but white indicates a competitor, red is for professors I believe

[@loganralston]

Keenan, What size Gi do you wear?

[@sim8726]

I like the details great teaching

[@timberwolves10452]

A whole white belt course of Keenan talking into the camera..argghh Kill me now

[@Slamminbassplayer]

Haha - guilty. So stupid, but guilty. Seems like it's the way to play the BJJ game... you do this, I do that, etc. In competition it would be a pretty stupid mindset to let yourself fall into.

[@김-u5g5h]

Why no blacks do jiu jitsu in USA??

[@PercTrippin]

김. I train at this gym and there’s black people lol I’m black. And I was there

[@김-u5g5h]

Its Ok Elefante Wow thats good~ many black people in USA do jiu-jitsu??

[@PercTrippin]

김. I mean not as much as other people but I’ve been to a couple tournaments and I see some black people. Trust me they’re around lol

[@김-u5g5h]

Hahaha yeah And I can also see Asians on the video kkkk

[@김-u5g5h]

Im wearing tights that I borrowed from your mum. Yes I see but there are no black on the video hahaha

[@supernalbjj]

The real bad habbit here is sitting on your ass and playing guard, in a real fight you should get up and\or fight for top position. #makebjjgreatagain

[@siteswaper531]

Depends. Some of the most effective self-defense techniques don't perform well in competition... like rubber guard for example.

[@siteswaper531]

But yes in general you always want to be on top whenever possible.

[@buckobucko3938]

K.

[@supernalbjj]

Why do a combat sport then ? Bjj used to dominate mma #makebjjgreatagain

[@36424567254]

While it is true that in self defence or MMA you don't want to be on the bottom any longer than necessary, bjj used to dominate mma because people did not know bjj, not because it was somehow magically stronger back then. Now, everyone knows and trains bjj along with wrestling, including the strikers. The counter to striking is grappling, but the counter to grappling is grappling, as they say: that's why it is the single most efficient way of defence (provided you do know some sort of takedown).