SUBMIT (Survival Seminar Series - Part 4 of 4)

[@epv1]

Ryron, Rener, this system has accelerated my jiu-jitsu journey in a way I did not think possible. Coming into each roll now with a plan and being able to think about what's happening (what stage I'm in vs. what stage the training partner is in) is amazing. I think that the biggest benefit to this that I've noticed so far is I can now go for all five 5 minute rounds without taking a break because I am no longer gassing myself out trying to escape out of inescapable scenarios and just being patient. Thank you guys so much for helping me.

[@vividvisions693]

Stoked to hear this for you! Great stuff to aspire towards!

[@theFormidable1]

I've got my blue belt from your uncle Relson back in the late 90s and I felt I hit a plateau and wasn't advancing no matter what techniques I learned or how hard I tried. I felt like all I was doing was using my athleticism, speed, strength and just forcing the positions and techniques by being sneaky. I never could be tight and controlled like the purple and brown belts I was sparing. They felt like anacondas just inching tighter and tighter till they suffocated me. I then for the next 20 or so years quit, threw away my gi and blue belt and now I've just started training again at 48 at a new school as a white belt and my first week I'm just focusing on defense escape control and submit that I'm dominating the 20 something 4 stripe white belts and mounting and submitting their 4 stripe blue belts and I'm pushing 50 yo. I wish I knew this 20 some years ago. This is the key to being a tight boa constrictor jujitsu player that controls it's prey while conserving crucial energy. Thank you for the elite secret

[@GracieBreakdown]

If you clicked on this video first, you already failed the test! ; - )

[@sendergreen]

I didn't fail!

[@ranlong3291]

Naturally watched in order. Where do you recommend to train in Vegas?

[@sendergreen]

@RanLong Mica. Gracie Las Vegas. Or Ricky Lundell if you can track him down.

[@gregstokes7117]

I watched them all and they are AWESOME. OSS !

[@JCBPARISPARIS]

The video is dated today and your comment date is 2 months ago, how do you do, travell in time ?

[@lo-fiislove]

One thing i have really learned from this series as a white belt is to always try to stay as calm as possible, and even tho i don't have that many techniques yet it works really well to stay calm and "explode" at the right time, i feel like i have an advantage over people who try really hard to get a submission really fast and so on.., BJJ for life man, much love from Sweden!

[@ListRankSell]

Rener, your enthusiasm for and dedication to your craft are infectious.

[@walleye306]

Just finished Ricksons book "breathe", there was a quote that stands out to me. "It takes a diamond to polish another diamond" you two are the epitome of that

[@TheDeshi100]

Nothing but respect! You guys articulated what’s been out there but never explained in details like you do.

[@tylerdunham6647]

Martial arts philosophy, cant get enough. Thank you sensei's.

[@JodyLeeSchroeder]

Lovely series of videos watched 1 - 4 in order and i thoroughly enjoyed it. I dont practice jiu jitsu but i would love to and i feel this series just gave me my fundementals for attending some classes. I cant wait, Thank you Ryron and Rener you both are so inspirational and enthusiastic ! love you guys !

[@alfiesolomon3531]

4 videos that should be called " Winning is done through frustration and mental exhaustion ". Indeed War is based on Deception, very eye-opening thank you guys so much. I can't wait to get on the mat and do the work

[@wlp6200]

This video wasn't available when I started watching D.E.C.S series, and I'm happy for it! I'm so grateful for @GracieBreakdown for teaching the philosophy first!

[@teocochrane]

i'm currently off the mats because of a knee injury so time is plentiful right now...these principles have given me a new perspective to analyze from and helped me visualize + recognize what elements i should focus on while watching other ppl rolling. Thanks! ;)

[@levittja83]

Revolutionary. Survive. Dictate their movements. Thank you.

[@Papa91echo]

June 2019 there is only 30k views, I feel alot more jiu jitsu practitioners need to watch this

[@alejandroosorio7027]

Watched all other 3 before this one! Cheers and tks again, professors, from a committed combatives belt. CTC Santiago, Chile :)

[@civiliancommandosm.u.l.s.a7685]

Yesssss! I passed the test ! All in order baby!!

[@musicmeanslife65]

Loved the series. You guys are amazing teachers

[@LSmith-33]

Loved this series! As a whitebelt I of course watched each one in order! LOL It didn’t occur to me to skip to this one. I learned so much-and so much that will make more sense as time goes on. Look forward to watching them again as I progress. Thank you so much.

[@quinnlaya331]

Me: *Watches the first minute* Them: *scolding* Me: okay okay I'll go watch them

[@bodiball]

Excellent tips. All four videos. Making these a must watch for all students in our Academy

[@shrimpleypibbles2509]

Thank you guys for this great series. Brilliant to learn the original gracie jiu jitsu in a way that's fundamentally distinct from submission grappling for sports.

[@doodreally]

He’s right I watched them first and I’m glad I saved this one for last

[@LemieuxJiuJitsu]

''I know what I want to invest in now, so that I can use when I need it'' Ryron Gracie

[@jwillard911]

Outstanding video's!!! I've been doing this all along and didn't know it. At 45 I have been just training smart so I can do it for a long time. So much fun.

[@auteurmnag8319]

You may like to put this video "public" (and not "unlisted") :) thanks for the great content guys

[@mannyanaya4461]

Love your guys videos keep them coming

[@ghostcat6544]

You guys have such a great relationship, I have two brothers and watching you two makes me miss them so much.

[@kingjames9083]

This series is gold

[@Toxic_doc]

Watched the first 3. But have to go back and watch again. OSS

[@rollinOnCode]

this is a very good lesson. thanks ryron and rener

[@yogajitsu7252]

Love how calm Ryron is.

[@Saltydogg909]

love the brothers energy

[@abhinarramraju2752]

Awesome series guys. Used the sidemount escape from the earlier video tonight in class!

[@IHateHandleNames]

How does a video that came out today have a 2 month old comment?

[@marcelorousselet1828]

Great mindset review, Tks !

[@joeymcallister8033]

I think defending the forced variation of these techniques is what a lot of people want to learn how to defend yet most people want to PERFORM the other attack methods.

[@BraveSirSausage]

You guys are the best !

[@gustavofrevo7001]

Muito bom o canal de vocês!! Vocês podiam fazer breakdowns em português. Falo ingles e por isso comecei acompanhar vocês. Nunca fiz Jiu, mas achei incrível essa habilidade de ensinar, principalmente voltado para defesa pessoal e não só o esporte. Continuarei acompanhando e logo iniciarei em uma academia que possui os ideais de vocês! Mas pensem nesta ideia em criar conteúdo para o publico brasileiro, vocês possuem muito conhecimento e credibilidade, e nós brasileiros estamos vivendo em momentos que precisamos ainda mais de uma arte marcial eficaz na defesa pessoal.

[@valente.victor]

6:37 my mind is blown. I know nothing.

[@milkbunnies]

I just watched from 1 to 4 in the right order...Can I get my purple belt now?...or at least an xtra stripe or two?

[@CEOofInfamous]

Me: "watches other videos in order" Them: if you clicked this video first you failed the test Me: mission passed

[@shiva888lilith]

thanks from Montreal;amazing

[@jnng7463]

I agree with all that "accept when they make a mistake" but usually the higher belts for me, brown and black don't make many mistakes, most often if i am lucky enough to get there side mount I am doing alot not to lose that position, and landing a submission is rare. I won in my mind if I was able to hold that poisition till the bell rings, but waiting till they make a mistake i like getting a free day of eating

[@rdunnam100]

Great point. Since you said higher belt and pointed out brown and black, I will assume you are a purple belt. If you are landing in dominant positions on a brown or black belt as a purple you won the battle of getting there. You don't have to hold it until a bell - you won that battle (the sweep or escape that got you there). That is no small feat. And you are right, they have learned not to make mistakes along their journey - which is where baiting and forcing have their place - but it only works when you know what you want them to do, and how to provoke that reaction. And if after winning the battle to get to side mount you lose it while exploring/forcing; and then get tapped - you still won several battles and ended that roll by learning what did or did not work - another win.

[@jnng7463]

Correct purple for me 8 yr Gracie JJ student, and thanks for all the excellent advice. I am beginning to see the light with baiting and forcing ; usually the baiting for me is working on the blue and newer purples and forcing works mostly on the someone lighter and weaker than myself. As a white well not much to say except it was all great because everything was new, as a blue I got to learn about my strength and weakness' and mostly played a lot defense and the first 2 years of purple was a lot more defense, the third year was learning to connect the moves, and what works for me, I am in the my forth year which seems lately all I am doing is keeping the dominant position and seeking the sub only towards the end of the round. So I continue to seek what's next in this journey, while continuing to seek out my limitations and working with them. I'll try to bait the higher belts and use some force on them and see what reactions I get from them keeping in mind it's for my desired outcome. I have recently accepted I don't need to give it my all with the black belts because I'm trying to learn everything they know while not trying to be a bad partner.

[@rdunnam100]

It sounds like you are in a great spot with a fantastic outlook. Just being present in the moment and learning from the black belt is its own lesson for the night - at least for me. Enjoy the journey my friend.

[@jnng7463]

Thanks for commenting and your advice that is in, at or around my present learning curve. Congrats on your BJJ journey as well. James

[@popps7198]

Thanks for this series 👍

[@ajabisong]

PHILOSOPHY! 🌺😍

[@gilly1422]

Not me.. 1,2,3 been waiting for 4... thank you guys..

[@SuperSmooz]

I went through defend, escape, control and here I am.

[@4syth]

Look at Rener's old worn out tattered black belt, I aim to have one just like it after many years of hard work.... that thing has seen some battles.

[@RichMulholland]

Loved these, thanks lads - feels like I missed an intro video to DECS as a whole. Is that available?

[@kevinallentoole1538]

Awesomeness................

[@patarikisoterion9899]

Love your videos! And I don’t even train BJJ👍🏽

[@valeriaferrariacciajoli]

Thank you!❤

[@tokinabo]

5:20 tactical slide :-)

[@BlackMaskq]

But it was the first thing I saw scrolling down. Forgive me Master!

[@Halasaar]

LOL You can get off my Arm! >

[@jamesdean9510]

I watched them in order 😎

[@Saltydogg909]

I passed!! I watched in the order they were presented. lol

[@1sunstyle]

Why no video on takedowns? I want to learn judo, wrestling and Gracie style!

[@kellyokamoto1604]

When you're forcing the elbow up, shooting your legs straight back, it reminds me of a Hawaiian outrigger. Hawaii Five-O style.

[@alexmelendez4311]

I did click this one first 😂😂

[@timsimmons7770]

What is Big and Small defense?

[@AustinRaydo]

Of the series, this video actually has the smallest amount of view by a large margin 😅

[@sendergreen]

That removal of the staple on the elbow looks familiar... almost like we just talked about it two weeks ago...

[@davidhutchison7567]

On the real though, what about doing a more in depth review of the 6 street chokes, from a couple years ago.......

[@kylefee4822]

There are way less views on this video so we did it right

[@lm1338]

I'M SORRY THIS ONE CAME UP ON MY RECOMMENDATIONS FIRST jeez

[@loganrideout9151]

👍 I watched this one last, so I passed right? What do I get? Lol

[@Felix-nk1hq]

7:02

[@sparks556wyoming2]

I failed... great video

[@mathewmorales3865]

HAPPY to see Rener was wrong at the beginning. In order from defend to submit there is most to least views! Interesting!

[@SeungHoChun-s7q]

4:55 6:55

[@bouamahichem6267]

oss👍👑👍

[@carlossoto8067]

Haha... I'm busted!!

[@giovannymendez9587]

I guess I pass cause I watch 1 2 3 than 4

[@connor662]

he get beard

[@romanfenomeno]

Hey i failed

[@davidhutchison7567]

I failed

[@Rilasis]

Not even gonna watch this video. Will go back and watch steps 1-3 instead.

[@datsdylan007]

I skipped straight to this

[@goumyben8526]

i washed all before hahaha

[@sandyyu1520]

The meaty tin unsurprisingly alert because mosque aetiologically laugh like a stale riverbed. tense, helpful trunk

[@xdt422]

This video has the least amount of views compared to the others lol

[@dtmfool789]

Actually this video has the least amount of views!

[@LSmith-33]

Loved this series! As a whitebelt I of course watched each one in order! LOL It didn’t occur to me to skip to this one. I learned so much-and so much that will make more sense as time goes on. Look forward to watching them again as I progress. Thank you so much.

[@LSmith-33]

Loved this series! As a whitebelt I of course watched each one in order! LOL It didn’t occur to me to skip to this one. I learned so much-and so much that will make more sense as time goes on. Look forward to watching them again as I progress. Thank you so much.

[@ajabisong]

How’s training?