Side Control ESCAPE Mastery!

This video I breakdown a basic side control escape. Check out the details and you are sure to find something useful! Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!
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[@canunotg]

You’re such a good teacher. I’ve been teaching in an elementary school for 18 years now and love seeing great teaching practice.

[@JSMinstantcoaching]

Nothing is better than basics especially when delivered by an exquisite coach :-)

[@BM_718]

One of the best teachers ive seen. Much love from NYC Coach.

[@tunaman2200]

Awesome detail Professor about the bridge without the shrimp!

[@abdelhamid6674]

Very instructive. Thank you coach Brian !

[@danturner955]

Massively useful advice

[@refaelfargun7257]

Amazing detail 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@markbaker1237]

Brilliant teaching

[@ukjw2]

This is great. I’ve got so many weaknesses where I trained at a sloppy gym as a white belt, always trying to relearn fundamentals

[@tribe_of_trees]

Crucial details for a fundamental technique! Thank you

[@OdinMMA]

Great stuff coach

[@Tearfree709]

dope instructional!!!! love the details!!!!!

[@jfigs1649]

This looks like the perfect environment for training.

[@badxradxandy]

Thank you

[@diepdang1881]

Thank you Coach.

[@paulfigueroa6416]

Awesome

[@tichtran664]

Have you taught about the kimura lock/double wrist lock takedown?! Or the spine lock/leg lock combo(like half boston crab and texas cloverleaf)?! Or the figure four leglock?! LOL.

[@tprnbs]

Great video, helped me to connect some dots, thanks

[@jahosaphat]

Don't shrimp, bridge.

[@deecampbell.rva-2]

Wow, awesome video, like I was there with the best seat in the class. Keep it up! We appreciate all the effort and expertise!

[@vivianealvesrochamiranda664]

Amazing!

[@rollinOnCode]

it is 100x even easier if you never were flat on both shoulders to begin with. if you have control of underhooks and your head/shoulders are free it becomes even more trivial to escape like coach brian shows

[@TeachMeGrappling]

The point of the video is to help beginners learn proper mechanics.

[@alberto_2795]

I suck at side control escape, hope this can help me. Right now when someone is in my side control I let him mount me. It's pathetic so I should train more and better. Thank coach

[@gutse007]

Awesome lot oft THX!!!

[@ebateru]

Every single video is just fck great! Tnx coach

[@robindifo4972]

👍

[@mikebassett9195]

What would the position be called if the person on top put both his hands on the otherside. So he's almost laying on. I think you called it "when someone goes all the way over"

[@7Phoenix1]

👊

[@blankblank103]

I've seen some of your older videos where you also show a more "wrestling style" escape (the hook shot video etc) Overall, which do you prefer for escaping side control? Shrimp back into guard? Or bicycle out into turtle/takedown? Is one escape better than the other?

[@lordsneed9418]

I think doing that bridge/shrimp movement through the balls of my feet injured my big toe joint, now the balls of my feet feel weak and I get sharp pain from doing sprawls or push-ups or other athletic movements that involve sideways or twisting or sudden force through the balls of my feet. and big toe. Sucks that I have shitty big toes that get injured from something such basic movements. took a few weeks off and they haven't gotten better. wish my bjj gym allowed wrestling shoes on the mats.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yeah we have a few guys wear them from time to time when they hurt their toes.

[@tieoneon5240]

niceeeeeeeeee

[@mikebassett9195]

What is the position called when someone throws there arms over the otherside?? You mention it about 1 min into the video.

[@josiejams9018]

Something I would appreciate some advice on; I have a training partner I roll with a lot and when he gets a good side control he will often just hide both of his legs up towards my head; any advice on how to deal with this? A lot of times I lose frames so I know I should start there, but it feels like it has no weakness but I never see anybody do it in any video, competition, or anything so I know it can't be that strong. Basically he will get standard side control then instead of having his knee on my hip like you show here he will lay on my chest on his side with his hip on the ground and both his knees toward my head

[@daslate3974]

sounds like kesa with poor base if his knees are close together like that without a foot posted, the escapes for kesa gatame should work here, recommend to look it up on here but you basically can get your hips behind his and bridge and roll him or you can slip out through the back to take his back depending on his position.

[@deecampbell.rva-2]

@@daslate3974 excellent advice

[@josiejams9018]

@@daslate3974 cool. From my research kesa is the closest thing I've found to what he does, I'll just do more research on that. Also some of it is just a skill gap, he's much stronger and a better grappler than me so often as soon as I try to take advantage of it he just posts a leg like you're talking about, so my best bet would be to stop ending up there, but appreciate the tip a lot

[@benryk9643]

Witam

[@tprnbs]

Witam, pozdrawiam rodaka ;)

[@benryk9643]

@@tprnbs Dziekuje za pozdrowienia

[@Huicho805]

FIRST!

[@hebperu]

I really like your content but I just realized that some times I am distracted and clicking other videos because your audio fades. I am just telling you this because it does not happen with other channels that have good audio always. Just a suggestion.