Rener GRACIE Showed Me THIS!

[@GracieBreakdown]

Seems legit.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Definitely Legit! Thanks!! 🙏

[@Good.shepherd420]

Rener can sell pencils in a pen factory.

[@chriscrew4478]

Thx for passing it on!

[@giszTube]

Spread the love...

[@Freduccine978]

i love this crossover! now i gotta hit both places whenever im in socal

[@KOP1968]

Thank you for sharing coach really appreciate you for showing this technique.I think Rener Gracie is a lovely human being and great teacher.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Absolutely!!

[@BOBBOB-tx7ox]

Both Ryron and Rener are excellent humans and humanitarians. The technique you shared we learn in Master Cycle as part of the curriculum. Gracie University Torrance

[@nixedgaming]

Rener sold out the entire BJJ community for a cash payment to testify. F him.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I believe he donated the 100k to help those with spinal cord injuries. I don't know him extremely well but I know him better than most people do and I have only seen an incredibly good human being.

[@tjl4688]

@@nixedgaming He didn't sell out anybody. He didn't take money from you, he didn't steal money from anyone. If you're going to call Rener a sellout, you must also call Clark Gracie a sellout, because he agreed with Rener despite being Sinistro's expert witness. A man's neck was broken by a BJJ coach and Rener was asked to give a professional opinion. Expert witnesses get paid for their time. Sinistro admitted he was being reckless, Rener was right. Deal with it.

[@gegaoli]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing and spreading the love.

[@RonALampman]

Fantastic for MMA! Thanks coach and Rener.

[@davidrivas6412]

Thank Coach Brian for sharing the kowledge. You are a incredible teacher as well!!

[@EnsoGhisonisuccessgateway]

Both the brothers 👍and we'll said bro.

[@rumpeldumpel675]

This is good stuff, thank you for sharing Coach Brian! Big OSSS from NYC!

[@flawlessfusionproject5430]

love this sweater marketing 😂.. thanx for the technique coach!

[@redlightclinicdrummer]

Thank you

[@pc3903]

Love to hear the results of great folks collaborating! 🥋🔥

[@Owen-C1997]

I dont practice or train at a gym at the moment. But my younger brother and I wrestled all our life and love learning together at home with this youtube. So much valuable information. Thank you for the info!!

[@DavidLee-no9uc]

Rener is a Great Teacher..... Greeting from Reno, NV.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Incredible teacher!

[@matthewparsons6496]

A tiny detail - Rener recently did a KZbin video in gi setting up something similar, but using knee on belly. Anyway, when he opened up arm for the Americana, he made a point of the fact he was using double c grips, and not gable grips as you are using here. He didn't explain, and YMMV etc. It's just a detail I remembered from that video and so noting it here. Thanks for sharing!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes we did that one too and you're right he did do it with c clamps! I'm always telling students not to use their thumbs on gable gripping that I didn't use the c clamp which I do agree is better overall on this application.

[@matthewparsons6496]

@@TeachMeGrappling thanks for your response. Love your content! Cheers from Singapore.

[@tomasodubhthaigh4987]

Always appreciate your balanced approach and trying to keep the peace in bjj. Both Rener and Ryron are great teachers and also promote clean living. So I always recommend them. My first 6 months of jiu jitsu was as a Gracie academy student training with just 1 teen-ager from church. Then I joined an academy and was every bit as good as most of the 6 monthers there. Im blue belt now and I still reference my online content on gracie university. 💯

[@byrontakeuchi9768]

Brian: You mind if I show that technique on my channel? Rener: Sure Brother……. Hey Brian, have you seen the Quickflip? 😂 Great technique, thanks!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

😂

[@chrismorris4889]

Really think that it's interesting I would like to try 😊

[@saintoflastresorts2272]

Thanks coach! I do not think anyone doesn't like Rener. We do not know him personally. People critic the whole blue belt via online classes. Its a valid point. I like his curriculum based teaching especially when he first introduced it years it was huge. If you want to talk about controversial people if you have a Lloyd Irvin move that be nice.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Lol! 🤣

[@cassyj6595]

Com on coach that wasn't a compliment...there was no need to say that ....rener is a good guy ..business is business...but he has a heart of gold

[@TeachMeGrappling]

What are you referring to? I fully agree he has a heart of gold!

[@dpeshy6719]

I don't know why would anyone dislike him?! I'm grateful for his free online teachings and instructionals and the coolest personality. In some of his academies I heard they dont let students do positional sparring till the blue level, maybe it's the owners' personal choice. I disagree with that concept, but who am I to tell anyone what to do. Want to roll? Join the gym where they do on day one.

[@BOBBOB-tx7ox]

Gracie University slowly eases the students into sparring. First Gracie University teaches the 36 techniques that a white belt student would need in a real fight. Once the students gets used to the body contact and gains a combatives belt the student starts the rolling process. In my opinion this reduces injuries and slowly builds the reflexes needed to survive, learn and grow.

[@dpeshy6719]

@@BOBBOB-tx7ox I agree there are some ppl that need time to get used to the body contact. It sounds like a strategy to build them up mentally to have a positive experience and positive reinforcement every time they come to training. I can tell ya from my personal experience of 2.5 yrs, the best lessons are learnt through failure and reality checks in free & positional sparring. A perfectly learned technique will fall apart in a fraction of a second in realife sparring test because of one small overlooked detail, an inch or a few angles of incorrect positioning. Let alone fatigue, exhaustion of a real "fight". Happens so often. These nuances are learned and absorbed only "under fire". I cannot imagine the level of shuttering frustration for a blue belt whose moves fail against a seasoned 2-3 stripe white belt that already had around 3 competitions and countless hours of positional sparring. If they are meant to quit, they will regardless, whether after a month or a year.

[@dragonballjiujitsu]

@@BOBBOB-tx7ox Yep

[@MyZ001]

@@BOBBOB-tx7ox That's the technical/official statement. But, even though we don't do rolling until we get out the beginner's class, we started doing positional sparring/scenario rolling at white belt 2 stripe. As the OP mentioned, it may be different for each gym though, and is at the discretion of that coach. But, I believe it should become a standard part of the curriculum. For a lot of people, not rolling until 8 to 12 months after you start (average time to combatives belt) is crazy; damn near blasphemous. I think it would bridge the gap between the 2 approaches. Also, I got super excited once we started doing scenario rolling, even though I lost. I dived knee deep into bjj videos for days to see how I could improve where I went wrong. And, the same thing happened the next week. But, it's still a lot safer than an all out roll, and you understand basic bjj at that point which is very important instead of being a spazzing white belt

[@josecantutv5584]

Awesome 🤙

[@Huicho805]

Got my Quikflip #1

[@FR-ty5vn]

Nice 👍🏼 - and once you trap his bicep with your shin there’s gooseneck or waiter wristlock a lot of people aren’t expecting…❤

[@MrMZaccone]

Gracie University is the online component. The Gracie Academy is the in person school.

[@frankbarron9022]

Awesome coach

[@RadicalTrivia]

So my first thought when I saw Rener's name in the title was that he was gonna appear at some point and try to sell me something. I almost fell on the ground at 5:34.

[@stanislavsukhinin4026]

the moment they lower their hands past the shoulderline - I attack Marcelo's N-S choke.. that normally would bring at least one arm up for defense, and would give me the side to enter with this technique .. so I'm loving this. Thank you for sharing and always making it simple and effective in bite-size pieces. I know I missed some fine details but I equally know I'll come back, re-watch, then go back on the mat and eventually pull it off.. great concepts and tons of options from there with opened neck and isolated limbs.. pure dominance :D

[@jojosdojojiujitsu]

Never seen this before. Thanks coach! Do you think a bicep slicer exists there?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

It’s possible but I don’t advise it. Good/tough guys tend not to tap to it.

[@QuakePhil]

2:50 start

[@szajitsu]

awesome technique...im wondering if u hit a bicep slicer first before getting that kimura...

[@TeachMeGrappling]

That would be cool!

[@szymonstarosta7117]

@Coach Brian ask Rener to post his high school wrestling footage where he made state

[@TeachMeGrappling]

maybe I will some day! I remember I was coaching when he made it... I watched him his junior and senior year at West Torrance HS.

[@szymonstarosta7117]

@TeachMeGrappling I wanna see butterfly guard in wrestling and mounted pins : )

[@robbelliii]

Rener was out here in Washington DC a couple years ago for a martial arts conference and put on a seminar. It was amazing. Good dude and very technical. Don’t understand the hate.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yeah its nuts

[@pc3903]

I’m with ya but when I think about it, it’s Actually the easiest thing to understand…jealousy is a very common and sad human trait

[@tjl4688]

People hate Rener because he's a ruthless entrepeneur and has a natural level of extroversion and energy that many find offputting. The same people who make fun of GU for doing online learning are all making online courses now due to the pandemic.

[@anonoumos]

mustve been pretty cool to join the black belt exchange...

[@TeachMeGrappling]

really cool!

[@Throughphoenix]

For the Americana try slipping your hand under the shoulder where their is a little gap to pass through. The triceps is to hard to pass the hand under.

[@phredbookley183]

A series where you show us specific things from specific ppl would be awesome. Just saying

[@TeachMeGrappling]

great idea!

[@ShaneGoodson]

But a blue belt on r/bjj told me only white belts use americanas

[@MichaelJames707]

🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@Longarmshortarm]

I can see an opponent becoming quite protective of the second arm once you’ve isolated the first, what attacking options would you advise from having only one arm separated from the body rather than both?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I saw some of those issues today. I think there is a lot more experimenting that we need to do.

[@exploremore2881]

Rener Gracie vs Gordon Ryan

[@phredbookley183]

Did you guys spar? That would be dope to see.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes we did but just kept it playful! I don't think any of our roll was recorded.

[@pc3903]

Gonna need a court order for that GU security cam footage haha 🥋👍

[@TeachMeGrappling]

🤣@@pc3903

[@globalterroil3208]

👌✌👍

[@walterwelander9113]

Narcissism with a splash of sociopathy.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

🫣

[@Combatinho]

It is all jealousy. Weak and insecure people are jealous people. Brian i do not think you needed to say anything about Rener. An open mind leads to a different view. Question, how many black belts there wiped the floor with Rener. Very little if any.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

When people hate on someone I think is amazing, I feel it's a good thing to voice my opinion. Nobody anywhere can wipe the floor with Rener.

[@taleyrantaleyran9233]

Thank you very much coach, you are doing GREAT JOB and please can you show high crotch in detail? GREETINGS FROM ARMENIA

[@t_hnsn868]

Coach, do you prefer support through Patreon or KZbin?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Definitely patreon.... KZbin grabs a much bigger piece of the donation.