Take the BACK From Side Control... For All LEVELS!

[@jitsu30]

“It’s...damaged..Brian.” Awesome

[@jedsanford7879]

I really like how Brian teaches. This video solves like 20 things I have been struggling with. The leg walk with the scrape, the chair sit details on breaking his posture down to get in, the stretch out. Thats something I have been doing but it makes more sense now. Even the smooth body triangle transition.

[@tokinabo]

see guys, there are a few types of coaches: - good coaches, - excellent coaches, - awesome coaches - don't you guys dare pointing out the negative versions of coaches! those we just don't mention.. but this Brian, he is a level beyong all above! personnality and knowledge combined, you fill in the superlative to describe the priceless quality of his videos/teaching. even platinum is an insult ;-)

[@TeachMeGrappling]

😉

[@TheDuckTuxedo]

How does this channel not have 1 million subscribers?

[@phredbookley183]

"Lock him up... Walk towards his legs." That walking seems so perfect. Surprised I don't see it more often

[@TezDoinWork]

two years later and this is still gold

[@musicmeanslife65]

Man, your videos are never too long

[@81realtime]

Brutal sequence

[@jonw1958]

"how's your life?" "Damaged" :D

[@fightnfeast]

For being a wrestler nice back take🥋

[@MK-ev6ov]

Thank you, this addresses all the issues I currently face. I gift wrapped everyone in my gym for awhile and they all got wise to it and presented new problems I am trying to trouble shoot

[@Keluoduo]

Amazing, as always !

[@Chris-jd9rz]

Insane technique

[@RonALampman]

Thanks again Coach Brian, I've used this "Tightest Darce Alive" setup to get peoples elbow away from their body for side control attacks, but this is AWESOME! For those that don't subscribe, like, ring the bell, or contribute, I'll just keep taking gold at tournaments at least one, two, or three age groups down, and usually a weight class up.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

😜

[@MM-cx7zl]

The best!!👍

[@myplcrew]

So good. Thank you.

[@Ecaba3]

Love the back take coach! more videos on back takes if you have any please. 🙏

[@scottlee38]

Redo this combination with the "sherlock holmes" (Robert Downy JR) Slow motion effect + narration!

[@AVIverse]

Another great video coach. great tips on how to get that arm/elbow away. Enjoy the thorough explanation.

[@1valg]

Pure art! :-)

[@tomiibarrientos9440]

This is awesomeee !!! Thank you so muchhh !!

[@johnmedeiros8553]

Slick!

[@juntjoonunya9216]

7:58 no way! We need another take. He was so lying it's obvious. And these live examples are perfect. I wish we did that with each move at my gym. That's when I learn a move, when we use real resistance. Otherwise it's a dance move I practiced for 15 min and dance moves don't work in live rolling. Thanks!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

😉

[@chrisdering258]

Wow. Great stuff as usual. However when smashing the legs to the opposite side, how do you prevent the person at the bottom from catching the back of your knee with his leg that's on top?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

One idea is to keep running into it instead of away. Another is to position your leg at an angle that doesn’t allow the hook. Every grappler’s type is different some this is easy, some you have to be very precise. If it happens turning your hips away and sliding out also works. 🤙

[@brianr2941]

Bad a$$ back take! I always know if I take the time and watch your videos I’ll learn something great.

[@Docinaplane]

Initially, I thought you said "a rocked out 130 pound LAWYER!" Who doesn't want to dominate one of those. Brian, I'm thinking that this great technique would also work from a near side kimura. Yes? Thank you!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes that’s possible too!

[@Docinaplane]

@@TeachMeGrappling Thank you for taking the time to answer.

[@pallkvaran2903]

I love this and have been using it all the time since I saw it here. However, I sometimes run into the problem of not being able to catch their elbow because the move the arm to the front of their body instead of trying to keep it on the side. E.g. they will put their elbow on their belly to keep it away from me. What is a good response to that? Got any tips?

[@guitarfan84]

Knee on belly

[@theinvertedprotagonist]

How effective and high percentage is this move actually?

[@Yaboi_123]

Off topic, but does anyone have a recommendation for wrestling shoes for bjj?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I would just shop online... google Wrestling shoes! Inexpensive will work fine.

[@Yaboi_123]

TeachMeGrappling Coach Brian thanks coach, I hurt my toe and thought it would be a good idea to get them

[@gpcm9226]

Meh. I've had people two weight divisions higher than me try to pry my elbows away from my ribs in "set piece" challenges and it's just impossible for them. The Lats can be ridiculously powerful.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

You need to try this out!

[@theinvertedprotagonist]

How tall is the black guy?

[@rainieram7873]

At 1:05 you can try finishing the move via cobra clutch choke. Use the blades of your forearm to squeeze the carotid kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpyzfoOfhc12gs0. You can also use this submission from the mount kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGnRoo1jhaeijas.

[@thomasolson7447]

What does it say about yourself if you spend zero percent of your day training and twenty plus percent of your day searching youtube for opportunities to emasculate people you never met that likely spend twenty plus percent of their day training.

[@willtorrence8949]

Jesus died for our sins

[@dosomething3]

Jesus Christ. So many steps?!?!?

[@deecampbell.rva-2]

...think I'll just try an armbar... Edit: But, yeah, Brian said the arms are in too tight. ...I think I'll just go home now....

[@1lostinspace]

way too much shit.. there are way easier ways to take the back from there

[@willtorrence8949]

Jesus died for our sins