The 5 Most Common WRESTLING MISTAKES BJJ Athletes Make...With Former D1 Wrestler Joe Breza

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[@SubFlow22]

Don't shoot without a setup should be #1 for both wrestlers and BJJ guys alike. Great video, solid stuff.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Definitely! Thank you!

[@ninobach7456]

The setup can be as simple as using a snap down

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

@@ninobach7456no doubt, but when people are standing upright, it’s an inefficient method-unless you can push him hard enough to commit to pushing back. On of my biggest grievances with BJJ rules is that they don’t call stalling for backing up like they do in wrestling. If you’re just backing up, you’re not trying to get anything done. So, changing that rule will have a massive impact

[@thurmangreen676]

Good advice

[@counterkidnapping1737]

At 1:46. I see a lot hand fighting like that. Usually the stronger bigger dude will win the battle if you clash your hands like that. And sometimes I see it and it works. It depends on the state of your opponent

[@Black-Circle]

1:24 Stiff Arm 1:49 Hands up. Post and Run them down 7:18 Single leg sprawl to the body lock 8:06 cross wrist to underhook 9:13 same arm, same leg reach, elbow post 9:19 & 9:30 knee pull single

[@akadillboy9451]

finally got the chance to see some wrestling specifically for jiu jitsu

[@CoachRasul]

It's amazing how powerful wrestling is when done right. Super cool tips.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Yepp 100%! Thanks for the kind words 🙏

[@JonDenton]

I’ve been dying for a conceptually-driven guide to nogi standup, after 12+ years in the gi with no mat room for standing sparring. Gold. 🙌

[@carterfisk9571]

When two of the best teachers on KZbin come together it makes me think the internet has served its purpose.

[@wavey2067]

Great video Jordan! I believe a lot of people don't realize just how important the standing game is and some gyms don't even teach much standing game which is crucial in competition. This video is great to learn the stand up game that you can't learn anywhere else.

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

The instructional is like 100x better than this…just sayin lol

[@tylerdurden7918]

this is the best jiu jitsu channel on youtube, change my mind

[@markzuckerberg3128]

5:25 This guy is a true master. When he hits the ground there is virtually no noise. He knows how to decrease his weight to 0 kg's while flying through the air. Simply amazing.

[@lokvik4755]

The sound is edited down.

[@jkool1919]

More like sound editing mastery!

[@Bookbagfilms]

I was looking for this comment 😂 but no the mics just didn’t pick it up background sounds

[@froggy3496]

​@@lokvik4755no. He can defy gravity

[@johannesandersson9477]

Silent but deadly

[@patrickcoyne3211]

As a former wrestler who often competes against upright-standing judokas, I'm definitely going to use the stiff arm to single. I usually just blast double, but this is much more efficient.

[@CoachKevanKillsit]

Same! You could probably also bait someone into lowering their stance after a few stiff arm singles too.

[@TheDevourerOfPancake]

Mind the arm bar, if he gets his legs around the post arm, there will be grief

[@damnyankee3558]

Hear in michigan we got lots a good wrestling let's just say the judoka I have rolled with don't fall for that let's just say they set their giallotine traps so to say

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

@@CoachKevanKillsitoh dude 100%!!! This is exactly how I taught heavyweights in highschool how to wrestle. I would get some big football players and teach them a stiff arm single, elbow post single, blast double, and then a good push to a snap front headlock off the opponent’s push back. They could go from not knowing what to do to owning people on the mat. I would tell them to just avoid collar ties and follow that method. It was crazy how effective it was

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

Easier on your neck than the blast double too

[@kennethchapman1]

I love how you brought it back to inside position again - hadn’t really been thinking enough about how that applies in no-gi standup!

[@felts8031]

About to turn 50 and picking back up in JJ after almost 20 years. Lots to relearn and remember. This is great information in regards to how far the art has changed over the years.

[@danielsiriphongs]

I did the same about 7 years ago. At first, it was a little frustrating that my brain knew what to do but my old body wouldn’t do it haha. Enjoy the journey again!

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

What I am showing here is classic wrestling technique that I have been using since the early 1990s. That just shows how much there for BJJ to learn on their feet. I use a lot of the same things for heavyweight wrestlers (stiff arm singles) because of their posture

[@SpaceMunkey5000]

I just started at 45, and boy do i feel 45 lol.

[@CantHandletheParrot]

I respect that you just let him talk and not worried about how you look

[@johnmayo593]

Thanks guys! So helpful.

[@Dante3014]

Found Breza’s channel like few month ago. Stuff that he shows is awesome. No doubt he’s course of wrestling is great.

[@RyderKnightly]

Love Joe. Love that you guys collaborated. I hope you guys make a ton of money for all the quality instruction you both always give. I am definitely getting this gold mine of proper 'wrestling for jiujitsu' knowledge. This is The Way

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

Awesome man!! Thank you!! You are an OG on my channel! Without you, I wouldn’t have been recognized by Jordan. You influenced the algorithm brother! Jordan is great man!

[@kickboxing3728]

The single leg -> body lock countered by uchi Mata has been my exact problem

[@sense8371]

I stumbled upon Joe’s channel earlier today. And now seeing this video come out really validates the quality stuff of Joe’s material.

[@themetkaf]

Great video as always. Thank you Prof. One thing I couldn't help noticing is the sound of silence everytime one of you was thrown and hit the mat. 😮

[@danger9ii680]

I recently switched to a new school that spends a lot of time on takedowns and everything feels foreign to me. This video was super helpful.

[@StillRolling]

Agree 100%! Also @8:15 when he transitions to a single he is keeping his head high and and looking into the chest. So many people drop their head to the belly to get low and lose all that leverage. Great colab🤙

[@johnesparza8079]

Very cool video! Probably gonna watch this one a few more times to absorb everything

[@SilentSamurai8]

As an instructor, I need to look good with that XMartial plug Jordan! 😅 Great stuff my guy. I love the collaboration, if you want to call it that, exposing holes many let themselves have. From wrestling to leg locks, we should never be complacent with our training. I love that your always working on a complete game for yourself, your students and your viewers. Bravo.

[@cheesystick1]

That was a really great pointer about getting frustrated and trying to transition to the body from a single. You feel like you’re in a strong position, but the power of the opponent’s hips makes you quite vulnerable.

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

It’s the big illusion that so many people are not seeing yet. My highschool wrestlers owned people in that position, because wrestlers talked and worked on it so much. When people would get tired, they would get to that side bodylock and not be able to lift. My guys would just send them to their backs and end up on kesa getame (head and arm in wrestling). Like the worst place to be in wrestling when you’re tired, because you have to keep that far shoulder off the mat or you are pinned

[@floridafruitcups9910]

Super thanx...when u coming to Orlando FL

[@raf889]

Great video. Joe is a really good teacher.

[@WheezyMcsnipe]

Thank you for showing this topic! This is definitely another area I struggle with!

[@Innerobesechild]

Tremendous video! This will quite literally help my stand-up awkwardness go down.

[@lukeburt1414]

Much needed video! This is definitely an area that I struggle in with my game.

[@kevinwhite5163]

Breza is the man!

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

Hey Kevin! Just seeing this now! I miss training with you man

[@user-uz8js5bm9i]

Bought the course! Looking forward to implementing the techniques in class 😁

[@Slamminbassplayer]

Amazing content - clearest and cleanest instruction I’ve seen… possibly ever!

[@abdominalesalos4026]

Those takedowns are really quiet... Great collab. A lot to learn!

[@CJ69-]

Love the points on the set-up emphasis and the same side collar! See way too many people using the same side collar and getting hit with a basic slide-by as well. Cheers from AUS 🤙.

[@__french]

Jordan I needed this top level coaching advice yesterday at the comp !

[@mpaganr34]

This is awesome. Starting to venture into standup and have no idea what I’m doing.

[@mattkbunch]

This is rare content in the BJJ world. Very thankful for it. Going to be trying to put it all into practice in the following weeks.

[@天龙人-q9m]

very good instruction，already purchased that！if anyone wanna improve your wresting，do not miss this opportunity！hope to see coach jordan use these takedown techniques when rolling with other people，aha，can't wait！

[@mustafatv4048]

Amazing video as always!! These videos have helped me improve my jiu-jitsu game a lot just by me remembering your instructions while sparring!!

[@EmilAllanVillanueva]

This is so detailed. Thank you Jordan and thank you Joe!

[@geewitt3810]

Awesome video, great tips! I'm a 49-year-old purple belt who always pulls guard. Looking forward to trying these out in class.

[@harrisonbradford4643]

That single leg adjustment is something I've never thought about

[@left4d1]

This video is awesome. I feel like I’m gonna watch it like 10x and bring stuff to practice at training!

[@nisseder]

Great video, Jordan! Just bought the course and i can't wait to dive in!

[@brendannew3064]

Love Breza’s stuff

[@paulbridgman3437]

Homework done for today. Thank you, Joe and Jordan. ✔️

[@dedoc888]

Great video! Just bought your course guys! Can't wait to up my game with this 💪 Though, was anybody else always disappointed that you couldn't hear the satisfying smash when Joe hit the mats!? 😅

[@temple-dojo]

LOVED your Wrestling for BJJ video - I see it’s not available now :( How can we access that footage?

[@ronnierodriguez9424]

Wonderful stuff, Jordan. Definitely gonna improve my overall game.

[@iftekharuddin]

Just got the course. Super pumped!

[@mich15smith45]

OMG. Did not expect a collab between these two channels.

[@zeshepherd]

Love that you are bringing in subject matter expertise, especially with the stand up game. Thank you Jordan!

[@semja]

Great instruction. Extremely detailed

[@BrianDiMarzio]

Great video. I just bought the concepts course. Jordan is putting out some great content.

[@vincechanhealthy6373]

this is a terrific summary for a guy like me who isn't good at wrestling!

[@oramac7237]

Already bought the course! Really looking forward to implementing this in my game.

[@msankar]

Always great details from your videos. OSSSSSSS!! So funny how this is exactly what I want to work on, and now you're advertising a course for this now lol.

[@philadelphiabarber]

Dope instructional. I like your approach to sharing. Thank you

[@nathanbell612]

Love a bit of wrestling for bjj, great video

[@kingchief4038]

You forgot Mistake 6.. Not sitting to Guard when versing Joe Breza!!

[@willc475]

Great information!!! I love the stiff arm!

[@mariecatterson6696]

Thanks for the content

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

My pleasure!

[@Vangelis.N]

Very informative!! I'm definitely guilty of some of those mistakes 😅 I gotta get to work to fix em Subbed to the newsletter as well

[@gkosan89]

Excellent content already just from this video alone

[@freetimeJam]

Love this video. love the technique. i can add this on my arsenal. Thank you

[@williammcnally1561]

well...i legit make most of these mistakes. Thank you for this video. amazing content. I hope to fix these issues asap.

[@alexbailey6542]

Great video! I’m just starting to compete and this is very helpful. Love your stuff!

[@MH-lz3gp]

3 seconds in and I have already learned something - great stuff

[@matthewjalomo8511]

This is gold guys! Ive been training bjj for 1 year and wrestling in high school for 2 years and I make a lot of basic mistakes like these! Especially with my stance! Continue doing great things! Your changing lives man!

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

That is excellent!

[@yagskie1984]

2:46 What i'm worried bout are those armdrags

[@Kenneth-km1rj]

Fall asleep watching these videos every night. Thank you!

[@jeredandres9931]

Love it audio is super clear but I can't hear the slams

[@iBeo01]

Wow what a great wrestler. Wish you were my coach in highschool probably couldve prevented my leg from getting broken.

[@mturnbull42]

Great stuff! Always happy to see more standup content - ground work is a lot easier when you land on top!

[@rickeymcclaryjr.2350]

Awesome! I’m going to study this .

[@SublimeGreenV4]

Excellent! I'm going to implement this tonight. Love detailed stuff like this.

[@Jedboy123]

Great! Hoping for the XMartial goodies! From Wales, UK

[@brennanschultz9645]

Great video. Jordan you’re doing so much more for the jiu jitsu community than you think!

[@juanrijos9230]

Awesome instructional video, thanks!

[@ulrikek359]

Super thanks😁 I will have to rewatch this video

[@adammills9715]

Love both your material and youtube channels, definitely considering buying this

[@lucasnoble175]

This was great 💪

[@BMack-qw7li]

Thanks so much gentleman. Advanced basics. My favourite.

[@lukehudson9684]

So dope! Can't wait to start employing these!

[@Vscribe]

Great video! Definitely a lot of mistakes I've been making- great breakdown and explanation of how to fix them. 👌👊

[@FelixFrost]

Mad content. And love the quality!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks!

[@davidness]

👊Thanks for these online lessons. very good!

[@alexanderhernandez5141]

Definitely going to get this instructional

[@jsb5449]

Thanks for all the great content. Been watching your videos for awhile now. All the work, detail, and awesome narration has provided great anatomical insight to how to manipulate someone's body to where you wanna go. I have used many of your tools teaching wrestling techniques to my son and his team. We made it all the way I state.

[@Itzak15]

Please do this exact same video but with a judoka!!

[@danieljoslin8092]

Thank you for another great video! I can't wait to start adding this to my game.

[@JohnnyJudoka]

Awesome tips, thank you for sharing this knowledge with us!

[@ObieJuanKenobi]

Jordan... I just bought your Theory Course a couple months ago and even let my wife check it out when she started jiu-jitsu recently... now I'm going to have to buy another great course! Lol. I was literally talking to my friend today who use to wrestle to give me pointers cause my take down game is weak! Definitely going to have to check out this new course. Thanks for all your help boss

[@dustanbratton8652]

I plan to start bjj in the next couple months but I want to get a solid foundation of wrestling first. Great video!

[@coleashmore]

Thank you for such great content! Wrestling needs to adapt into BJJ for sure! Thank you!

[@gigiguru]

These are critical concepts to incorporate when controlling distance and range with takedowns.

[@YedderBedder-kx5lj]

That was really good instructions thanks to you both 🤙🏾

[@deangarciaa]

Per usual your videos are gold ! Appreciate all the incredible content sir

[@Alexarias1999]

Great video! Super helpful