Q&A : Concepts & Strategies When Being Pinned In Side Control

[@usbsol]

"We dont fight, we do jiu jitsu" 🤗

[@kikzrandrade]

“ I let my partner fight as much as he wants… I don’t fight, just want to use the technique”

[@usbsol]

@@kikzrandrade pure gold 🥇

[@klh271]

always remember this "slogan" when rolling !!

[@oldmanstrong-ish]

What an incredible teacher this man is. It looks like he absolutely loves what he does. He's rich! Thanks for sharing.

[@mattsuran1270]

Concepts are what stay with you long after you forgot the sequence of movements.

[@CleverWheels]

Truth.

[@quantangchieu3530]

Great lesson for a white belt like me. Thank you sir

[@tomasseidl7688]

"We don't fight, we do jiu-jitsu." How awesome is Jean Jacques?

[@aikidoisthebombyeah]

really awesome

[@MarvelTheDefenders]

Rickson and JJ hands down the best! 👍🏾💛🖖🏾🕊️

[@pablosanchez4575]

🔥🔥🔥 I’ll have to use this in this weeks lessons!

[@kikzrandrade]

This is great. Thank you so much!

[@andrewmcdonald9518]

Hips off the ground check!

[@austforbeer]

Such insight!

[@splintchesthair100]

Brilliant

[@andyc1019]

General ideas go along way.

[@brucemcgraw2265]

Excellent

[@lukebaker8263]

Wow thanks for posting all this

[@joeoleary9010]

You guys doing bjj now have it so great. I began in 1996 before there were any books, very few videos (if you wanted a video you had to buy it through the mail). Rash guards didn't exist. No belt stripes. All classes were for all belts, and the only "higher" belts in those days were the blue belts. No matter how good you were at grappling or judo before you started bjj, you were a white belt for at least a full year until you made blue belt. The warm-ups were brutal, then we'd do guard passing drills, then we'd be taught a technique, and then we rolled for the rest of the class. Sometimes we'd have relay races. The other team was the blue belts and I wondered why they were working so hard (and cheating) to win. Then the teacher told us because we lost we each had to do 300 pushups. I was pretty brand new then and was like "you're kidding, right?" But he meant it and somehow I did those 300 pushups. Anyway I think things are way better now because the student has so many resources to learn technique.

[@deftrooper]

the good old days...

[@captaincrunch1062]

“Back in the day….” That’s what I say to my teenagers about me being a teenager in the 80’s

[@hotsauce0606]

Interesting

[@kojo68]

🙏🏽

[@GlueFactoryBJJ]

I wish they had shown the far side of these techniques as well because there seems to be some details there we can't see...

[@GlueFactoryBJJ]

I keep watching this video over and over and I'm STILL missing the details that make the sweep work. I've tried it at school with no luck. Anyone have any ideas?

[@jnwoodard8764]

I like how he just shrugged him off with ZERO effort

[@davedave8608]

Oss

[@Andrew-cs1td]

At 4:16 if you keep your head off the mat and roll into the person in side mount you will get d’arced. Am I missing something?

[@jiujitsustudent604]

Jean Jacques is missing something. Most of a hand.

[@carlomagno913]

Not if you can keep a solid underhook to knock them off balance

[@bottomdollargarage644]

I move to an over hook on the high side at this point. It gives me the option to A.omaplata B. Triangle if they drive in C. Continue moving the hips through and the foot slips to the inside position giving me the elevator sweep opportunity as well.

[@spiritualgeek3340]

Think hes just trying to demonstrate leverage and technique of escaping the CONTROL. So keep legs and waist off and curl back and fluidly move into oosition rather than struggle against opponents weight. Its not about doing the exact escape sequences i doubt