The BEST BJJ Passes For Beginners + COMMON MISTAKES | Gi & Nogi

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

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[@Supercoolkandgregg]

🤴 Thx for the links 💪🥋🫸 🦵🦿

[@ΓραικοςΕλληνας]

You do a great job but in my opinion they are no actually beginners techniques ,simple one has to start to learn from somewhere,but that does not mean those techniques are beginners techniques. Just a question when you show beginners throws or take downs which techniques you teach them at first?

[@omarelbaakili]

I'm 15 year old, just started 4 months ago and i improved with your videos so much that some of my sparring partners thought I was doing extra training. Thank you so much for all you do.

[@simmme]

Watching Jordan's videos are kind of like mental BJJ training!😄

[@gustavorb2000]

Agreed! I feel like I'm much better and wouldn't be nearly as good if I haven't found Jordan

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Aww thanks guys! Makes me feel appreciated and all the hard work worth it. Took me 3 days to make this one but I wanted it to be extra great since I hadn't posted in a while 🙂

[@MUSHIN_888]

Yeah man it’s knowledge and then physical ability

[@BH-ix7nq]

​@@JordanTeachesJiujitsuthe quality shows! Thanks man

[@mturnbull42]

I learned a lot about guard retention in this video: use foot grips to prevent the torreando, prevent consolidation with your second layer of frames, capitalize on space in the side smash, look for the underhook or knee shield against the knee slide. Great to think about it in both directions!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Definitely! I always find that really cool that the videos can be reversed engineered. I could basically make the same video twice but with the opposite angle. But the viewer doing it themselves is a great learning tool!

[@rediempti]

You are my favorite BJJ channel on KZbin. I get so much out of it. Listening to condensed commentary on live rolls, instead of lengthy technique demonstrations in a vacuum, makes it easier to absorb by just watching and trying it in training later. You keep things simple and put emphasis on all "small" fundamental movements and positions that happen in between techniques. That is what makes or breaks actually successful moves, especially for beginners and intermediates, who make up the majority of the practitioner base. A lot of schools miss systematically teaching those fundamentals and leave it to students to figure it out themselves.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

I appreciate that a lot man! Honestly feeling appreciated and valued is what keeps me motivated to continue making videos. Always feels really good to help people so much. And I 100% agree most gyms leave all this stuff out. I had to figure it all out for myself. Always asking myself "why did it work this time, but not this time" "why did I have to work so hard this time, but it as easy this time." Thats the approach I think everyone should take to improve rather than collecting more techniques. For example I was doing positional sparring in mount at a gym I was visiting last night. A guy was trying to arm triangle me and putting tremendous crossface pressure on my chin and not choking me what so ever. When we switched positions I just slowly put on the squeeze with minimal effort and zero discomfort for him. That's what it's all about. Working smarter not harder!

[@25davidhenry]

I agree so much with this post. The way you demonstrate and teach the movements and concepts is so effective. And you point out critical details. For example, when you showed how to alter HQ to stop the knee shield - so helpful! Thank you.

[@jarrodmcalister]

I agree with 100% of your comment.

[@kerly0027]

This is so helpful! The tips and common mistakes segment for each pass really helped me realize my areas of vulnerabilities. Details make all the difference in jiu jitsu! Thanks Jordan

[@TarekBishr-mc9eu]

Thanks!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thank you!

[@ethn-hrpr]

that truck reversal clip at the end was fire. remember you saying you liked reversing it on people but have never seen it like that. loved the video!

[@jagermeisterjager7794]

The competition clips as examples are a nice addition! Great content Jordan!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thank you! I'm always really glad I filmed so many of my matches back in the day. I have to get new ones sometime though!

[@MrVesimelooni]

Perfect timing, just got home from class and figured I'd go on KZbin to search for some guard passing tips!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Hope it helps!

[@mattisjalakas4045]

This is becoming my fav bjj channel. Excellent content

[@paulc924]

Best channel on KZbin for BJJ! Do you have any videos on passing the knee shield when you get stuck there?

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks man! I have a lot of clips of me passing the knee shield. I could definitely make a video on it!

[@MrN00mis]

Thanks

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thank you!

[@MrN00mis]

@@JordanTeachesJiujitsuwhoops it didn’t give me the option to write anything! Super helpful tutorials. I realised not controlling the feet is a big problem for me in passing! Still struggling with getting peoples legs in the air from seated guard though!

[@Lord_Swoledemort]

I’d like to see a guide on entering headquarters. I know there is a brief overview in your knee slide / side smash video but I still find it difficult to get there.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Ya good idea! I honestly barley use regular (high posture) headquarters anymore. I'm all about low posture headquarters (tripoding). I'll make a tutorial soon!

[@RevelsEnd]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@chungsun277]

Always very informative, helpful and well produced. Since you’re asking about issues in JJ, I have a really difficult time rolling against larger opponents. I am purple belt, 5’7” 155# and sometimes I have to roll against people who are 200#+. Any good strategies for top, bottom, high success submissions and how to bring it to the ground (takedown or pull guard) would be extremely helpful. Thanks! 🙏

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks man! Against bigger opponents mostly everything remains the same and you just need to work harder, be even more disciplined to be technical as well as be faster. As unfortunate as an answer as that is. There are some techniques I'd avoid against bigger guys but overall everything remains the same. It's just the reality of jiujitsu that size matters quite a bit.

[@soluschristus1689]

Definitely my favorite BJJ channel, I’ve learned so much, I’m also a Patreon supporter. If you appreciate his content please know how much time Jordan invests in making these videos

[@skmfkr2]

ive done the knee slide and forgot the underhook so many times. ive learned not to do it now lol. i usually try to post on their rib and keep my elbow in to also block the knee shield. then post by their hip and block them from reguarding.

[@MichaelSmith-ny9qh]

Don't see these kinds of details just anywhere, great content and techniques.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks man! I do my best to stand out 🙂

[@jarrodmcalister]

Your content is so helpful and well explained/demonstrated - you are hammering home the fundamentals that my coaches are teaching but I tend to forget if life interrupts my desire to train constantly. This video will be on loop while I drill passes at home - Oss brother!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks man! I appreciate it. Let me know how it goes 🙂

[@MatthewDavidT]

The key is in the details! Love this video Jordan. You did an amazing job as always!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks man! Details are everything! People often think they need to collect more techniques to get better but really what they need is to perfect the details of what they already know!

[@MatthewDavidT]

@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu this needs to be in a book of JTJJ quotes! This is seriously applicable for all things in life. Thanks my friend!

[@gundropmusic]

great compilations of effective techniques you've been talking about. Already helping me smash

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Happy to help!

[@BH-ix7nq]

Always can expect little gold nuggets when Jordan posts a video. Hell yeah👊

[@edmorris4103]

Awesome video! Love all the finer details and great examples with all kinds of opponents.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thank you! I had a lot of fun making this one. Took 3 days and up past midnight last night to get it done but worth it! :)

[@senoragustin48]

greetings from Argentina !! this data is amazing, i really want to the no gi in my country be bigger with the time and your videos are very inspiring. LARGA VIDA AL JIU JITSU KNOLEDGE ITS POWER

[@TMDataScience2815]

“Feet are just the hands of the legs” -Sun Tzu

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Haha I was hoping people would like that one!

[@kevinobrien9241]

you may everything easy to understand and simple, thank u man

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thank you! Imo, BJJ is way more simple than it's made out to be. I feel like everyone over complicates it and makes it so confusing when it shouldn't be!

[@maxzhao8331]

this videos absolutely incredible! I really wished I had this info earlier! I’ll check out the jiujitsu theory course!👊

[@mon0theist_tv]

Jordan you make some of the best BJJ content on KZbin, but as a student if I could give some feedback, it would be helpful if there was more slo-mo and highlighting so that it's easier to follow what you're talking about. Maybe I'm just dumb but I have to watch certain clips serval times over to try to fully follow what you're talking about.

[@TheJiuJitsuNerd92]

Great video, I love the details for the knee slide. Do you have any advice for rolling with one arm?

[@jackpower182]

Great explained as always💪, thank you so much🙏

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙏

[@MrFinkincorporated]

Thank you for this amazing information. However I now have to keep this video on repeat until I can perform those passes with elegance lol

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Haha helps me out anyways if you keep it on repeat!

[@Supercoolkandgregg]

Love this video, like i said on the competition plan video i am going to compete soon so I watch ur vids to help me prepare physically and mentally, its very helpful and i would love❤ it if u did a video for grey and white belt competers

[@jims512]

Correct me if I’m wrong: Her approach at 3:30 seems fine. Her problem was that she didn’t hug your body In order to maximize downward pressure during the smash.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

It's hard it show completely accurate static but my point is it's hard to generate enough pressure when there's a significant size difference

[@jims512]

@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu 10-4. Thanks for the reply. Your videos are very helpful.

[@farscape1975]

Loved the knee slide. That's where I struggle a lot. Thanks!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Glad you liked it! 🙂

[@arthursakashita3009]

Great video Jordan!

[@nebnostunk9325]

Can you cover leg drag? How to ensure that you get the leg dragged across ?

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Yepp will do soon!

[@johnmayo593]

Another BANGER. Thank you very much!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Thanks man! Worked super hard on this one 🙂

[@dyurezak7498]

The best jiujitsu channel,,, everytime I watced u, feels like I sneak peek whole semester curriculum 😂❤

[@denholmsinclair3483]

Always have great videos!

[@spenndoolie]

as a beginner you explain this and concepts very well, thanks

[@apvienneau7697]

👊 very detailed video , thanks !!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

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[@YedderBedder-kx5lj]

Epic top game sequence pretty much everything you need to know for a high level top game in my opinion other than the cartwheel pass you forgot to mention haha glad you put this together I hope the new folk understand how valuable this is to understand as fundamentals don’t get caught in that showjitsu game 100 percent of the time haha will there be a similar video for playing off the back

[@Luc-1991]

I really like that you use actual sparring footage instead of showing techniques on a uke.

[@RevelsEnd]

Pure gold! Thanks Jordan

[@BigChill228]

Great stuff!!!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@YaleAppliance1]

Hey thanks...I just started

[@leonardorabelo7778]

Thank you for such great content. I have difficulty being stacked by heavier guys when they are on my closed guard. How can I prevent that from happening?

[@clayton97330]

Fantastic tutorial, thanks.

[@frinkamorris1307]

Can you please cover how to prevent your opponent from escaping the back and how to escape the back effectively

[@carlosgranah]

Do you know any counters to the arm behind the back close guard pass. (Sao Paulo pass)?

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

I'll make a verticle about it 🙂

[@okamitsu1212]

What should I focus on when trying to perfect a skill?

[@bjorn6956]

please do a video like this for take downs

[@testtube9423]

Fantastic video.

[@RunYourLuck]

Thanks as always

[@УчительиУченик]

I heard somewhere, that one of the most important things, when kneeshielding is to touch the mat with your knee.. Otherwise, you can be sweeped very easily 🤔

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Hmm nope. I mean there's 2 styles of doing it. One of which you touch your knee to the mat. It's not my preferred way but either way isn't wrong or increases your chances of being swept.

[@PatrickTeachestheWorld]

Hi, i was trying your AB passing system and while attempting the knee slice got caught in reverse de la riva. He had my trapped legs ankle also. Any tips on dealing with his defense? Thanks for the videos!

[@Tyborg425]

Side mash changed my whole life, as a white belt I’m fresh and the higher level guys did it on me, I didn’t really know how effective it was till it happened to me a lot. So at some point I started doing it, it took about 3 weeks with some other smashes learned in there till it was really clicked right for me.

[@Tyborg425]

It’s like side smash with knee cuts and this undergrad thing I do as well as knowing I can go to the back too I don’t have to just cut through. All that together kind of clicked at once for me. I went from zero passes to I can pass people higher belt than I.

[@ninjanickysveganwellness]

I have Trouble dealing with the knee shield. Especially from stronger opponents

[@tylerpetrov8094]

Your videos just click with me, and I understand them better than others on KZbin. Thank you for all the videos you post!

[@lohascha462]

the move is basic but the details are advanced❤

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

The details make or break! Getting good at BJJ is all about perfecting the details rather than collecting more and more techniques. Glad you find it helpful 🙂

[@barbaraoconnor7038]

Brilliant ❤

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

🙏

[@drag11ish]

thanks

[@chazalicious]

What camera do you use to film your videos?

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Sony a7siii with a 24mm GM lense

[@echols2010]

Wheres the podcast its been a while??

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

I've been in Vietnam/Australia for 3 weeks so we've had to put it on hold. It'll be back soon though!

[@nickday2060]

Very useful video, thank you Jordan!

[@oramac7237]

Good stuff! Love the examples.

[@austmo516]

Thank you

[@alvarrituseldelzetus]

Super interesante. Muchas gracias

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

👊

[@exclusivenee]

how yk we were passing the guard td😏

[@chinkonojutsu]

where is that gym in vietnam?

[@mylesowen2]

Fantastic

[@jakemrmean3008]

Cheers champ

[@tmass1]

i need to get underhooks..

[@AdventureArtGaming]

Great!

[@CityTup]

Have you got anything on dealing with bigger guys who just lay on you?

[@christy-q8j]

jordan i only roll no gi- dont have gis anymore. is that a problem for the trinidad retreat?

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Nope it's mostly nogi

[@chadmccarthy5655]

I cannot stand leg grappling. Can you do this with an axe in your hand

[@keithagee8972]

I comprehend why "grappling" has so much pass emphasis. Why does MMA have so little pass execution? I'm thinking the answer is mindset; involving "guard to submission" & "energy conservation".

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

It's because there's different goals in BJJ and MMA. In BJJ the goal is to get a submission, which in general is much easier to do when you're not in someone's guard. Not only is it eaiser but it's also less likely you'll get submitted when you are passed the guard in a position such as mount, side control, or the back.

[@gldplatinium]

Knee slide so clear now

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

🙏🙌

[@bengreen8054]

So uh... we gonna ignore that unbelievable berimbolo at the end?

[@ramblesandtangents4003]

as if you're heel kicking some prick behind you...that got a good belly laugh from me!

[@Tobby4063]

If I pulled off that Uchi Mata I'd quite happily lose the match. It was awesome.

[@fillipepascalicchio9385]

👊

[@CantHandletheParrot]

yaay

[@charliehollender7850]

Before watching, I picked single under staple pass, double under pass, force to half guard, and the hip staple walk around pass that resembles an X pass...don't know the name though. Let's see how I do Update: 0 for 4 geez

[@RibsBjj]

Thats because you dont know me Im a blue belt and make not only this mistakes but others too!

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Haha the way of the blue belt! I've been there 🙂

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👊 oss

[@markoniksic3630]

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[@lilillillili]

There is a lot of "for beginners" videos, buy only a few with clear explanations. Unfortunately, this is not one of them.

[@JordanTeachesJiujitsu]

Oh look someone being rude on the internet again 👏. Sorry it was too advanced for you? Maybe come back in a month or so and you'll find it more helpful 🤷

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[@BabaYAGA_OW]

I don't know that is wrong with me but I just can't you torreando I've been drilling it for like year and never hit it in rolls. I have much more success with knee slice, double under and backstabs

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Sometimes in life, you just have to heel kick the prick behind you

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[@triocha24]

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