THE BEST Attack From Side Control with Henry Akins

THE BEST Attack From side Control
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Henry Akins demonstrates THE BEST Attack From side Control, in this BJJ Training video.
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Bernardo Faria is a 5x World Champion. Bernardo started training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Juiz de Fora - MG, Brazil at the age of 14 in 2001. After receiving the Black Belt from his first instructor Ricardo Marques in 2008, He moved to Sao Paulo to join BJJ legend Fabio Gurgel and his Alliance team. After many years of training and winning many major titles, Bernardo moved to NYC in 2013 to train and teach at Marcelo Garcia Academy. In 2015 Bernardo achieved his dream of winning the IBJJF World Championship Open class title and his division, doing the double Gold and becoming the 1st in the IBJJF Ranking and also chosen as the best athlete of 2015.
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[@coryscook91]

Henry has shaped my game so much. Best teacher, true jiu jitsu

[@arlesblueman1161]

Henry is always abusing Bernardo! Leave Bernardo alone!

[@rstlr01]

Henry is a true gem of the art!

[@Memofuma]

A personal favorite of mine

[@jrizzy626]

This is a good example of why I hate being the demonstration guy in class. And there’s always some joker that says “show me that again!”

[@drewfiles7475]

It's never funny

[@copa593]

i've always loved being the demonstration guy. Helps me understand the move better.

[@caprichante]

Free Bernardo

[@secohen73]

Very nice! I'm just dipping my toe into the no-gi game, so my attacks are sorely lacking. Hope to catch someone with this one soon!

[@bassi1973]

not making new friends at the gym with this one

[@shaun374]

🤣🤣 Most people tap long before you're crushing the S out of their windpipe. Once you show the paper cutter and they know they can't turn their head, they'll tap. Source: Been doing this BS for many years, and people seem to like me in general.

[@RolandoTorres10]

Thank you for the head positioning and raised elbow detail 🔥 i get to this position allot and i was not getting the taps .. rolll on Tuesdays class 😂

[@sonsoflegion]

Thank you for sharing, this is gold!

[@peterparker5166]

Great content, thank u

[@alexandregerrits8808]

This is my go-to move but I pin the arm with my other leg. But I like how he turn the chin.

[@SalsaBailaProductions]

Looking at Bernardo face the pain seemed so real😂

[@gregorywesley.stokes]

Love this !!

[@patrickreagan7784]

Bernardo with some serious tapping.

[@angryhephilump756]

Someone help! my black belt Juijistu coach said that the super chill position and scarf hold position suck and that I should stick with traditional side control. as a one strip white belt those positions have been my favorite to submit from but I am wondering if they are not considered as good at higher levels. thoughts???

[@seaeagle758]

shows your coach has very limited understanding…dont tell him that, but it does

[@ChinoV]

Just my opinion, maybe he is trying to get you to learn & understand that basic position for now. Maybe he will encourage you to explore variations of the side control in the future? Maybe? Trying to give him the benefit of the doubt. Keep in mind, no one knows everything and we all get different experiences and levels of knowledge and understanding. Keep an open mind to learn from various Grappling styles, not just Brazilian jiu-jitsu. There are different forms like judo, Sambo, catch wrestling, etc. What works for one person may not work for another, have vice versa. We all have different body types and sizes and you have to find techniques that work for you. I personally try to learn various techniques from different instructors on KZbin who have proven techniques. JJ Machado, Henry Akins, Danaher, Chewjitsu, Marcelo Garcia, etc. I usually make a playlist for each position (mount top, mount bottom, closed guard, inside closed guard, etc) as I explore and find new techniques, theories, concepts, etc, I add them to the specific playlist to study. Keep an open mind to learn from different sources, it truly is an endless journey. Just enjoy the journey and learn from everyone, even other white belts. I hope this help answer your question. I personally don’t like the traditional side control, cause I still have to open up and let go of the head to attack. I typically like to staple one arm and attack the far side, very similar to ones shown in the Henry Akin video. Here is a variation from an old coach and mentor of mine that I recorded last year. I hope this can help you think beyond the traditional side control. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6Sno2OnbJaIps0si=qzoHE6YvljxmVIlv

[@KaninTuzi]

Scarf hold is not used a lot at high levels because it is difficult to get to when the opponent is good at scrambling, and other options are higher percentage. That doesn't mean it doesn't work once you get there. Case in point would be Josh Barnett vs Dean Lister. Dean hadn't tapped in competition in forever, but tapped to pressure from Josh's scarf hold. Maybe your coach was just being hyperbolic.

[@sherwinjamesgarcia5893]

your professors concern has merits. as a judoka who loves that technique, I had to adjust it a little for jujitsu. Henry akins video really help me a lot. it's really satisfying when you get that tap just doing compression. 😊

[@scarred10]

Your a white belt,listen to your coach for now.Too much info isnt good at this point,just train.

[@dbergstrom]

Imagine being in a Bernard video and he says "Ok guys Im here today with John Smith."

[@ricardomazzaseixas7549]

Awesome❤

[@Proxolol]

Is the papercutter just windpipe pressure? I feel like all my training partners will think I'm cranking the neck or just applying pressure for no reason. Is it actually a clean choke?

[@captmoroni]

It's not a crank. And it's not a blood choke (strangle). It's the same pressure as a guillotine. People complain because it's so simple that it looks like you're just "using muscle." However the technique is in the setup. You see how the defense is just turning your head to the side.

[@Leitefsj]

Just?

[@CancelIFR]

This looks absolutely filthy

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

1:57 key point

[@kongliao3698]

is Henry ok?

[@kravmagaCDK]

He could’ve stop at 1:15 and had would’ve still got a lot out of watching. I love the way he looks at Jujitsu.

[@TheTwistedCam]

What kind of rash guard and short are those?

[@doomlebowski]

Custom design for Henry but rashies and shorts made by Toehold

[@michaelle7663]

Is this legal

[@shaun374]

“Huge crushing for me.”

[@DanielIvan707]

Stop hurting Bernardo! 😢

[@MOTIVATIONEXTREME]

But AT the beginning hé could bridge or make a shrimp to escape

[@vic8552]

i like that henry looks like hes explaining this to someome on the phone.

[@philipwhitcomb5358]

Underrated comment 😂

[@SilentRio]

🤣🤣

[@isawariley1]

Bernardo got mangled. Poor guy.

[@saharaharris]

The agony Bernardo went through for the sake of the fans 😂

[@TheTechPapi]

😈😈😈

[@TheAj0323]

I feel like I'm watching an assault.