The Most Important Concept in Jiu Jitsu? | Jiu Jitsu Brotherhood

3rd-degree black belt Nic Gregoriades demonstrates one of the most important principles in jiu-jitsu.
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[@jamesle1263]

Oscar with the strong running away shape

[@chancemichael85]

HAHA! Im glad someone else noticed that

[@JustOrgil]

Mind blown! As a white belt who's been training for a couple of months, I've experienced the instinctive discomfort of being in the weak shape many times and couldn't really grasp what exactly caused that feeling of vulnerability. Thanks a lot, Nic!

[@RK_peace]

you still training brother?

[@shamankia]

You are brilliant and a visionary mind. Thank you for digging deeper into concepts and theory instead of just coming up with more moves and cool tricks. Most of all, thank you for sharing with us. I would like to meet you someday cuz I think you're not just trying to make jiujutsu better... you're making people better.

[@tintadepulpo1]

Thanks, Nic, as always. Peace.

[@aircombatmaneuvers]

This is amazing I applied it today, worked like a charm, itjust tookmy gane to anew level as xande ribero said, just try to reset to that diamond shape no matter what the opponent does.

[@zencat13]

This is absolute gold, love these conceptual videos - thanks Nic!

[@keefers84]

Wow, that's a very helpful explanation. Thank you.

[@vizhns]

Revolutionary. Thanks Nicholas!

[@jayfallows5749]

Great concept mate. Gonna put it into practice

[@AndreCruzXampa]

Nic, for sure, this is your best video. Tks

[@charlestuo2702]

Great concept ! Good instructor !

[@michaelsiddiqi1353]

Thanks for such an in depth explanation on this very important concept ! :)

[@andrianmotelica9803]

So much difference after applying this, it revolutionized my game! Thank you!

[@Poorscousertommy1892]

Just phenomenal.

[@andytyler2052]

Great video. Thanks!

[@phobowl]

Wow. Mind blown. I think I’ve understood this concept instinctively but to have it explained clearly in a usable way is awesome. Thank you.

[@antoinevonburg0404]

Just two months in and it really makes sense to me. Don't really know how and when I will try to apply this concept, but I will keep this in mind. Many thanks for this video!

[@5gallonsofwater495]

i will start using this concept in my next class, thank you sir.

[@mpageflint]

New subscriber here. Love this guy's teachings.

[@GluttonforPunishment]

I really like that Kesa Gatame adjustment. I'm going to have to try it. Feet much more active and ready to change position.

[@MoonLight-zd3sb]

Very beautiful Nic thank you 🙏 oss.

[@jamierossi6936]

I've never thought of body position in those terms.....but I will now! Your explanation was helpful. I'll write that down in my jiu-jitsu journal and won't forget the concept. Thanks for taking the time to share your lessons learned.

[@SpixIo]

Awesome video 👍

[@maximedemontbron5179]

Interesting, in the game of Go. shape is a very important concept. It's the spacial relationships between your own stones. There are strong shapes and weak shapes. Nice to see the same idea applied to grappling

[@FR-ty5vn]

Great 👍🏼 tip!!

[@mark0365]

Interesting concept. That's what's happening to me then haha... I will take this concept to class next time. Thanks !

[@tamegomait]

Insane concepts

[@wordpower2710]

Concept should be taught in bjj school before technique. Recently I have realized how important it is to maintain good body positioning. This video made it even clearer. Thanks.

[@stephenboyes5189]

excellent

[@johnbrock8864]

Nic, great vid. I am about to start my jiu jitsu journey in about a week or so. This video makes a lot of sense. I think I can see where this advise could keep me from getting as smashed as I might without it. And also be applied throughout the rest of my journey. Thanks Nic!

[@johnbrock8864]

Also love your inspiring words/thoughts in the Stuart Cooper films. I have gotten a ton of inspiration from those videos.

[@johnbrock8864]

@@JiuJitsuBrotherhood thanks for the reply.. I can't wait to start. As far as getting smashed, I'm ready. Gotta pay those dues my man. Part of the journey, right? Any advise for a beginner? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks again..

[@johnbrock8864]

@@JiuJitsuBrotherhood cool man. Thank you.. appreciate that. Take care brother. Good talking with you.

[@tremblayd76]

So, from any position, I should focus on being in strong shape while dismantling my opponent to the weak shape. While doing that, what is your mindset ? Is it a even percentile like, at the beginning, you have 50-50% chance of getting it and more and more, it will raise up to 70-30% until 90-10% of success/failure ?

[@tremblayd76]

Jiu Jitsu Brotherhood Thank you, it will be very helpful. The percentile is that I will get better and better at it without giving up position and doing errors.

[@Furockbeast]

this explains so much of why I'm so shit at jiu jitsu at the moment

[@Furockbeast]

@@JiuJitsuBrotherhood 8 months - 2.5 of missed classes of jiu jitsu, still a no stripe white belt. In a stand up fight it's in my favour and likely not going to the ground. My grappling strength is in the clinch and I usually get the takedowns from standing which annoys the crap out of a couple of purple belts. I try and pass guard I get submitted or end up on bottom. I'm not struggling to breathe anymore but I'm still getting submitted by dumb stuff and having simple things elude me. This annoys me, I'm used to picking things up almost overnight. But I love it because I suck at it. I want to be good at it and there are no shortcuts. Just different ways of thinking and things you haven't considered before. I apologise if this comment comes across as arrogant at any point. But I feel like I'm getting worse at Jiu Jitsu. This video drew my attention to something I hadn't considered before in a new approach of thinking like when you get in the shower aftet training and you think of something you haven't thought of before and your mind just gets blown. To me that's the best part about Jiu Jitsu and this video is another thing for me to consider.

[@efitwithnick]

Cool beans

[@chris013579]

This guy is a South African hard man

[@thaboshikwambane5578]

I could hear the South African accent

[@littlestav98]

lol was about to comment mind blown but its all over the comments

[@julianeheck8626]

What happened to your British accent? 😭