Side Control ESCAPE Away!! Check THIS!!

[@MAKOFBEST]

Seriously, you are very underrated coach. In my books, you are one of the no gi GOATS, right up there with Danaher. Love the way you combine wrestling and bjj.

[@Philip-dy3ww]

No. Coach Brian is better than Danaha

[@hard2hurt]

At 9:29 when he said "Watch this hand abandon its post" I got lost for several minutes in the possible combinations of meanings of this. I believe he meant it figuratively, but then it was quite also literally abandoning a post. Then I started wondering... wait... is that why it's called posting? You're putting something there like you place a guard? And now I'm like I mean a person as a guard... not a defense... like a sentry. I'm really far gone now. I've realized that the word post has so many meanings I can't properly search for the origin of its meaning in a martial arts or wrestling context. Somebody help!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

😆 🤙... you got me thinking! I was using it in the figurative sense but usually when I say “post” it means bracing your arm, leg, head out for structural support and balance. Interesting thought though!

[@ahmadalhamar7226]

I’d like to come someday to your gym and have a big camp. You’re amazing man

[@winslowwong9719]

3:58 homer did this years ago on the Simpsons.

[@RonALampman]

Nice Coach! More tools for the tool box.

[@jdmj0]

Thank you Coach! I used this during my last class and needless to say, people stopped hugging me so tightly that I could use the basic closed guard recovery.

[@alvarocorral1576]

I live by this move. Works 100% every time and never get my back taken!

[@clytnjms]

I'm almost recovered from another major surgery and am planning on getting back into it soon so this is good to know. You do it basically the same way he shows it here? bycycling the legs?

[@alvarocorral1576]

@@clytnjms yes, same thing. It’s important that you use your arm to block their arms from under hooking you from behind or seat belting you. I would recommend that you drill this slowly with one of your training partners.

[@PsychoWoW21]

11:32 Coach went full Petr Yan on him :)

[@davidhughes4785]

Coach Brian, thank you for showing details of escape from side control. Good to know multiple escapes from bottom without further endangering self, as in mma or street fight. In these conditions, you have to be able to escape off the bottom, or submit them from bottom to win-or live! Escapes and sweeps are important, especially if you can do them quickly, you never know if your opponent has help-and if they do have help, I think an escape might be more valuable than a submission attempt from bottom or even more valuable than a sweep because then your back is vulnerable in case opponent has help. Gotta get outta there fast. Thanks Coach Brian

[@Slamminbassplayer]

I saw Henry Akins teach this and it really opened my eyes up to the concept of breaking those unbreakable rules of side control! Super cool - thanks, Brian!

[@BloodyCivilianKhan]

Always thought the standard side mount escapes were difficult. This looks like a good solution

[@HideAndRead]

Very cool. Keeping the knees together will help defend the cradles.

[@ncournault]

Pure gold. Coach keeps dropping knowledge on us like a Central Bank helicoptering dollars on the people!

[@claudiucosar]

awesome lesson from coach Brian again! can't stop learning every day! the level of details and the craft you put into each micro-adjustments are just great...and the passion and dedication to be smashed while teaching this...impressive! thank you!

[@BinhtriVu]

Fantastic breakdown! I'll have to make some time to drop by and visit.

[@maxmills3211]

Out of all the instructionals on KZbin yours seem to be the most applicable even in the gi. I'll watch one and than hit it first try in class all the others I have to work at alot

[@Leek24181]

Omg Brian. You solved my 1year worth of question. Thanks a lot.

[@eo3dmachines]

This is really nice, i always just end up in turtle.. the details is really helpful

[@davidhill3568]

Last week during mma practice I was stuck in side control for 3 minutes straight so this is perfect timing😂

[@kamiltomana7644]

I remember from one of the clips: "...in a street fight.... ah sorry, no street fight, ekmh... self defence..." :D :D

[@jawhersalah2438]

Thank you Teach me

[@aymanabaza6475]

I love the CURLY SHUFFEL

[@SwordTune]

This is great, I'm having difficulty getting my knee in. The only time I can recover guard is when they allow it.

[@ДмитрийКозырев-ц4е]

Thank you!!!Coach Brain is best!!!

[@angeladanzig8538]

Thanks for giving us another option.

[@mollymcgill9904]

He is so good coach Peterson.

[@GARIMITO]

Love this escape. Use it all the time

[@Burpingpp]

Sounds like Nemo’s dad 8:50

[@thebachu786]

very nice

[@merkabaseven1412]

Awesome mix of wrestling and jujitsu. Thanks coach!

[@Slamminbassplayer]

Dayyyyum this blew my mind! Thanks, Coach!

[@afig70]

Amazing and possibly the only time I have seen a multi person submission. At 0:09 he submitted several people with a whisper. Like one of the 3 gods from big trouble in little China....lol But seriously always good content here keep it coming!

[@allanlao9863]

It’s a good technical mount escape! Thanks Coach👊🏼

[@bg5561742]

Beautiful I’m trying to tomorrow

[@stefanocioni2587]

Love this

[@johncenaversusthings8452]

Keep them videos coming this is the closest thing I got to actually training :D

[@solarjudgement4575]

When you bridge pop and his arms open, you can take your right hand and grab his right wrist and yank it towards your left shoulder as you pop to your refs position then immediately drop toward your right shoulder and it will flip him over you so that you will now be in side control. #catchwrestling

[@melbobadilla5996]

Love this escape and set up!

[@solarjudgement4575]

You can also let him take your back on purpose bc if your back mount defense is on point as yours is you are fine and you then have access to toe hold options ;)

[@p.m.7810]

like ever, very interesting and useful tips!

[@andreasg.9161]

Thank you very much. This move is described in the Jiu Jitsu University Book but only now I really understood it.

[@josephandrus2295]

Thank you

[@torstenscott7571]

Great stuff! You never seem to run out of incredible drills and techniques.

[@stephanwatson7902]

0:15 Grappling is defined as gripping or siezing an opponent, you know that kinda sounds like both jiu-jitsi AND wrestling....

[@kaiceecrane3884]

Yeah, I don't really get why people separate wrestling and grappling

[@felixsteiner6479]

Great stuff !

[@IswearIwasBatman]

5:52 cant you get headlocked here ?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

For sure. When you are skilled at attacking from and escaping front headlocks, it’s a better position than where you originated from.

[@IswearIwasBatman]

thanks coach

[@jjk774]

Best

[@roadtomma247]

This channel is so underated I am so amazed about the lvl of skill in grappeling I am addicted and that's why I'm so thankful for your content text man ❤️

[@BJJ_Richie]

THIS IS AWESOME AS I HAVE MY 1ST EVER BJJ TOURNAMENT AT 51 NEXT SATURDAY IN NJ NAGA, , BUT IN THIS TECHNIQUE WHEN YOU COME AND YOU SAY GO FOR THE DOUBLE LEG , THE GUILOTINE IS RIGHT THERE , BUT I LOVE THIS WAY BETTER THEN THE ANTIQUATED ANCIENT BENCH PRESS THE GUY OFF YOU , THAT THESE BJJ PURESTS STILL STAND BY

[@tonymaurer6459]

Hey Brian, thank you for your nice content. I really love your stuff :) Look at Priit Mihkelson's "Runningman" or "Hawking". His system is well developed and points to this video. And he's talking about "Jab & Cross". Best, Tony

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Cool, thanks!

[@counterkidnapping1737]

Hi coach I've seen all of your side control escapes with Big Nick 265lbs, ghost escape, and phantom escape. This is new for me

[@GRPPLRJORDAN]

Love it

[@tededo]

Pure jiu-jitsu has wrestling. When I watch two BJJ black belts rolling and or competing, I can see all the wreslting in their A game. The reason why I witness soooo many BJJ black belt instructors smash and submit their students is because they combine their wrestling with BJJ.

[@rvosta2450]

Valuable information! 👍🏻

[@gutse007]

thank you sooo much coach Brian!

[@danielcalvo4635]

I really looove this

[@warhawksmemories3071]

Awesome video definitely something I will use when I go to the ground

[@cgreen4395]

Now, please teach us the counter or how to not let it happen in the first place. Thanks for the video.

[@ericknaus4998]

Excellent description! Great alternative and can’t wait to use it

[@BloodyCivilianKhan]

Amazing

[@jaypan2623]

You're the best!

[@matthewjeffers2055]

Love to come to your gym sometime. Good variation good sport and self defense side mount escape

[@dpad2480]

Too good

[@Texasbonez817]

Open a gym in Dallas, TX coach. We need your skills.

[@Brandon-ob9rg]

Hey coach have you ever heard of priit Mikhelson? What do u think of him and his ideas?

[@Toddbarcey]

Looking forward to this topic series. Do you think you could address going up on toes into turtling there, and some of the risks and benefits like standing quickly maybe vs sitting to butterfly, tucking under -- some call seal feet I think. Granted I get a super strong base from there on my toes but wonder about my risks in getting them used for handles to flip me with essentially. When it's happened a few times I've uncoiled to guard, and it somehow just worked out, but always feared giving someone good leg access like that. Anyway, thanks in advance, looking forward to turning away in days ahead!

[@JSMinstantcoaching]

Coach I would love to know your thoughts on the work of @jitsvulcan aka Priit Mihkelson, doing a great job on back exposure and protection.

[@HBT1ST]

Was just thinking this!

[@calebthroop6399]

He is pretty much affirming The Running Man here. Effective grappling doesn’t subscribe to rule sets. Good stuff.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I just got done watching a second video of Priit’s. He is an outstanding mind of grappling! I really enjoy watching him. It’s a little more sportive than I like but it’s still amazing stuff. His teaching style is very satisfying to watch.

[@JSMinstantcoaching]

@@TeachMeGrappling only great minds will recognize other great minds. I wish you could be more popular in Europe, because your ideas around grappling are so educating.

[@HBT1ST]

@@TeachMeGrappling Hey Brian, what are your thoughts on Priits idea of ‘active turtle’, which he says he sees in MMA a lot. Do you have any ideas on standing up from turtle whilst also staying safe (ish) from punches and chokes?

[@SirPraiseSun]

Can you fo a video on aljo could have dropped back to guard or moved away people were really saying " he was stuck" when was literally tiring out and resting

[@ctv186]

Still don't see a name for this yet, but it seem to have a similar direction to our other side control escapes named after creatures of the ectoplasic variety; the ghost and phantom. I offer the "Poltergeist" escape.

[@GRPPLRJORDAN]

I was wondering if you can make a video setting up takedowns for grappling

[@paul8972]

He has loads

[@stevenp2241]

Running man.

[@SuperKarlossantos]

👍👍👍

[@TM-ff6iv]

Awesome video! Great info!

[@Luckybjj614]

You are too notch learn so much from your content.

[@MannyMuskets]

The Curly Escape

[@Merrick]

Later perfected by Homer J.

[@Kaijufiftyfour]

Man, this is good stuff 👊🏽

[@Merrick]

Coach, you forgot to name it... not getting enough sleep? Getting up too early for those European markets? The way it looks like you just decide it's time to get up, reminds me of Black Beast - jitsu. What about holding on to his far arm and then turning back in hard for a sit through?

[@casualsukr1533]

👍

[@rollinOnCode]

nothin wrong with "turning away" from the opponent - 90% of the open space is away from the opponent. I love the Pacman waka waka walk. I do that all the time - and this is super wrestling like! :) clean and simple And always deny the undehook- fight to protect the underhook space and never be flat- then back will not be effectively taken.

[@Ecaba3]

Coach do you have a similar escape from closed/open guard that you like? one that you can transition to a double leg maybe? Awesome work. Thanks.

[@gozkillergoz9656]

It's seems very difficult to execute this side control escape but i will try to do it with my training partners

[@mullm5375]

If grappling was a building wrestling is the foundation and jiu jitsu is everything else....... that is of course my opinion 😉

[@xaviergovindan9966]

Are you still selling rashguards, brotha?

[@ericjones1876]

This is similar to priit Michelson and his turtle and “running man” if you haven’t checked out his system- it’s good.

[@AVTBJJ]

I'd say this is a pretty decent video, especially good for mma though, I wouldn't do this against a good jiu jitsu guy because of the kimura and guillotine. I think you can finish the armbar if you but your shin on the back of his head. But I don't really know, this is something I'll have to experiment with.

[@escorpikon2]

DEMASIADO ARRRIESGADO POR ARM BAR

[@Bunta1987qwerty]

También comentó en eso 10:03. La defensa depende más en tiempo de reacción para controlar el tobillo. Tienes razón, pero sí funciona si uno lo practica suficientemente.

[@madebyape]

Much in common with pritt

[@justchris4162]

Where is your gym located? Im in LA and interested in training.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

PetersonGrapplers.com

[@EnsoGhisonisuccessgateway]

The running man escape

[@snake_eagle]

Oh my bad

[@rpsenju1418]

Let get this straight. Do you need the irl rank of purple belt in order to be apart of the secret videos. Or are you referencing the rank system off of patreon to describe the price?

[@themaster-jp6sp]

What do I do when he has the leg over and a kimura grip?

[@avaandlilah8133]

Hi Coach; can you explain how this escape compares to the ghost escape? Under what conditions do you think you would use one instead of the other?

[@itneeds2bsaid528]

Call it the Homer Simpson escape! He does that same Curly dance.

[@hubster4477]

People are turning away all the time in mma.

[@danielashman1753]

Everytime I try this escape I get higher belts giving me advice to stop turning the wrong way. Kind of tilting me. I am going to specialize in this move and get it on everyone.

[@claudiucosar]

same here. this "means running away" some say..."i will have your back" and so on...literally i did this and i was not caught hence escaped a very hard cross face...

[@TheFamilyJiuJitsuAcademy]

Don't get taken down! EVER! LOL

[@stefanocioni2587]

Patreon only purple belt and above? Nothing for me (blue belt)? :(

[@zootjitsu6767]

I think he means there are levels (belts) to the patron depending how much you donate

[@TeachMeGrappling]

You don’t have to be a purple belt in BJJ... it’s a level of support for the channel. Also it’s not on Patreon but on KZbin membership. 🤙

[@hectorurdiales4570]

The homer simpson walk!

[@stevesanders5348]

100%

[@baraunaw]

Nice Very Brazilian boys i like