The 'Butt Double,' A Fast and Slick Reversal from Butterfly Guard | Nonstop Jiu-Jitsu

BJJ World Champion Brandon Mullins breaks down a butterfly guard attack. Here it's demonstrated with the gi but at 6:46 you'll see him hit the same move in competition in no gi. From the brand new 'Nonstop Jiu-Jitsu' book available at amzn.to/3kwkHRH - thanks for supporting BJJ book producers!!

[@franknolucklasota]

2k views and only 120 likes? Everyone needs to give the guy his thumbs up

[@BobMiles]

Always great material from these guys!

[@emesis9]

One of my favorite guys🤙

[@StephanKesting]

Me too! Brandon is great

[@ilike10229]

i like his explanation , and book ordered ! :)

[@StephanKesting]

Thank you very much good sir

[@mr.hunter1065]

Thanks.

[@StephanKesting]

You are very welcome

[@CHEWYCHEWYQQ]

Great video! Simple and easy. I haven't tried this move yet, but wouldn't it be easier to grip on the lapel in front of you, instead of cross gripping like in the video? I would prefer that grip for a knee tap, which i feel like is the standing counterpart to this move.

[@StephanKesting]

You can do it with a same side lapel grip, but in general the cross lapel is a little harder to break, and offers you more followup opportunities if your opponent manages to counter this move and you have to go to a followup. Hope that clarifies things!

[@CHEWYCHEWYQQ]

@@StephanKesting Thanks for the reply! With a cross grip I can also combo this into a collar drag.

[@theticoboy]

When is the next Brandon Mullins instructional?? 😊

[@StephanKesting]

Working on that... It's complicated by the fact that I'm in Canada, he's in Texas, the border is closed and there's a pandemic going on :(

[@DoctorYianni]

Nice but how do I get that cross collar grip to begin with. The animals at my gym don’t just give it to you. Here @ Marcelo’s academy grip fighting is the most important thing.

[@StephanKesting]

That's a great (and very valid) question. Here's my friend and training partner Ritchie Yip with video showing a few tricks that might help you out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4qyh4SZeM5oaKM

[@simoneriksson8329]

Nice tecnique but as a beginner level grappler (at best) I feel concerned that hocking my feet inside my opponents legs like that might cause a risk for me spraining an ancle or something like that... is that a valid concern?

[@piotrdygas5345]

Dont worry about that. That is Basic move of Bjj. It is a base to soooooo many moves you Just have to do it. And nothing can happen to your feet dont worry.

[@StephanKesting]

Welcome to Jiu-Jitsu Simon! This is a form of guard known as the 'butterfly guard' and I've never heard of someone getting their feet injured in a the manner you are describing. More info here: www.grapplearts.com/what-is-the-butterfly-guard-for-beginners/