The Omoplata vs the Marceloplata vs the Baratoplata.

[@FelipeMachadoRJ]

One of the most important directions for people training BJJ comes at the end of this video: "The responsibility is on the guy on top". Many BJJ instructors fail to advise their students to keep in mind the safety of their training partners! Congrats!

[@demiurgoyinyang3485]

in jiu jitsu thats really important

[@odin6162]

10:49 "aah, thats aweful"

[@kserious1]

10:48 Baratoplata from mount, can hear your partner appreciate the lock. Both you do an excellent job in your videos, both the teaching, and your partner flowing with you. Yours are the best BJJ videos I've found so far and you seem like a down to earth guy, which seems to be a rarity in BJJ, at least based on my experience (too much ego usually) May you have many good years to come sir.

[@tecnolover2642]

You are one of the best teachers i have ever seen and ive studied multiple m.arts...judo, juijitsu, karate over the course of 30 years. A true gift you have. These videos are jems!

[@StephanKesting]

How to do the Omoplata, the Marceloplata, and the Baratoplata - new 12 minute video The Omoplata vs the Marceloplata vs the Baratoplata.

[@EmpiricalPragmatist]

If I do a kind of combination of the Omoplata and the Baratoplata... Is that a BarackObamaplata?

[@EmpiricalPragmatist]

***** Thanks man! Unfortunately all I've got for my pains is that KZbin keeps bugging me to tell me people have +1ed the comment. ;)

[@zoommair]

EmpiricalPragmatist LOL, pure gold

[@espengade5591]

You should check out the Tarikoplata.

[@Mattythelong]

god this guy seems like a nice guy

[@eon2569]

and he can still break your joints like twigs

[@Tai_Mai_Shu]

And an excellent instructor

[@pabloamericano4930]

Thank you Stephan, for taking the time to do these videos. I’m a yellow belt with Brazilian Luta Livre and I practice and use many techniques from you. Thank you!

[@Romios_]

Dear Stephan,your videos are my favorite bjj-grappling teaching videos.Smooth and vey good analysis.Thanx and hello from Greece-Athens...

[@μαριοςΚαπετανοπουλος]

Που σαι πατρίδα, εξασκείσαι ακόμα?

[@woodm1979]

That's brilliant! Specifically the Barratoplata from mount. That will help me solve one of my biggest problems from that position. Thank you again Stephan and Richey.

[@trombonemunroe]

Wow. You managed to pack the essentials of a lot of different techniques into that one video, and the demonstrations were really clear. Thanks!

[@johnzebond7718]

Stephan, you and Ritchie rock! Many thanks.

[@sandpaper]

"That's awful" at 10:50 best part of the video

[@Booqoochef]

Jim D'Alessio I chuckle every time

[@raulrusboy]

Man, I think it’s the worst... Which might explain my difficulty finishing submissions 🤔

[@1sunstyle]

Kesting is a great teacher. I've been checking out grappling for about a year and a half. I've learned a lot about locking joints. I can't train it unless I move to Seattle. There are no local teachers.

[@Pifagorass]

Consider checking for Japanese JJ or Combat SAMBO classes - they are experts in joint locks but mostly in standing positions. It's too much focus on ground in BJJ if one thinks about self defence IMHO

[@blaxk6199]

When I was learning how to do the arm bar I just realised all this time I have been doing the marceloplata. Amazing!

[@iamcarpetpython]

Excellent breakdown and summery for anyone jumping around youtube trying to put this picture together. Thanks for uploading!

[@calvinking2156]

Always great to watch your instructional videos Stephan. Cheers - Calvin King (Tasmania Australia)

[@babb4214]

Learned barratoplata from a gracie barra instructor. Learned it from an armbar finish. Great move!

[@yacine6708]

I love how humble you're!!!

[@Education10NE]

Stephen Sir you're one extraordinary teacher in bjj, very crystal. ..thank you.

[@primate4]

Nice! I always enjoy Stephan's videos!

[@aleksandramierzwicka9339]

Great, as always! Thanks Stephan and Ritchie.

[@viktordoit]

awesome, my favourite move is triangle choke and now I have another backup plan to try the baratoplata when I lose the grip of the hand, thanks Stephan!

[@appenzeller1]

Another great breakdown, thanks Stephan. Just wanted to add, I have a lot of success with mounted gogoplata from the position where you attack mounted Marceloplata. I like the kimura option (which you mentioned) and gogoplata since you remain on top the whole time.

[@ant_toe_knee9168]

Great video man. Very informative. And thank you for shouting out who came up with the move and dropping knowledge on aspect.

[@CrispimSoares]

Professor, you lectures are excellent. Thanks so much from Maryland. Osss

[@zacanaya4806]

This is a brilliant video, sir. I love the Plata series and will use this a lot in the future

[@huandru]

A second camera, split-screen set up would be super useful.... This video is very clear & useful. Thank you.

[@luchador1764]

That reverse kimura grip from mount looks money. Never thought about it. Gunna try it. Thanks.

[@madbowler6]

you're the best Stephan. thanks for all you do!

[@RyanManggala]

very good videoooo stephan.. loving ittttt

[@JohnSchwabacher]

The Gracie Barra instructor who showed it to us was named Rafael "Barata" de Freitas. He has so many setups for this thing you wouldn't believe it.

[@soapyw]

Great instruction as always, will be trying to work the baratoplata into class tonight!

[@rodandreel1]

Lots of new techniques out there, thank you for being relevant and incisive.

[@TheChride]

baratoplata, my favourite. Have been using it for 2 months only and got it many times

[@deanobabino833]

I am soooo looking forward to working these in class tonight!! So cool and looks simple.

[@shaunmcisaac782]

Neat vid, nice to hear the safety tips mentioned.

[@RonnySayfan]

A small point Stephan - In the Baratoplata you don't actually force the opponent's wrist behind his back. You pretty much immobilize it, force it to stay in place - as you bring his elbow up\forward, creating a shoulder lock. This distinction is important to understand in order to apply the correct hip vector. Great vids, thank you.

[@mkn.567]

Barratoplata is genius

[@zutanonm]

Richie is finally a black belt!! Awesome! now you two have to post a video with a good rolling session! :)

[@kid108]

What a fantastic explanation Stephan!

[@dudleyserious1]

Great instruction. Stephan is really good.

[@jorgesosa1068]

Muy buena explicación Stephan. Pobre Richie! te banca todas.

[@hapkendo]

oh snap! Richie got his black belt! Congrats!

[@Watermelon-zs3tq]

Stephan, thank you. I enjoy your crisp, clear delivery, and the emphasis on safety, as others mention. Do you have a video on your at-home training methodology? I.e., if several white belts/blue belts get together? Any basic methodology or rules for a garage gym?

[@baymeosplit8537]

Keep pressing 0 for fun. BTW I love your videos!

[@mcspud]

Another great video Stephan! Thanks heaps.

[@humpergoat]

Thank you for this video. It has tremendously improved my omoplata game transitioning to different variations. The only one I struggle to get is the baratoplata from bottom. I find it difficult to maintain control of the arm while positioning and applying torque.

[@theItalianshamrock]

9:06 can you put your legs in a triangle and make a bicep slicer by bringing your hips up? Or even from the top position. Just looks like a cool variation that might work but idk honestly

[@2000jjcjfl26]

Thank you! Super awesome breakdown on the instructional!

[@jayfallows5749]

Great work. Love your videos Stephan.

[@st9378tr]

I remember Marcelo taught this on his first DVD series way before it was named the Baratoplata

[@cogen651]

This was great, showing the different forms.

[@ScottOrd]

Awesome explanation and demonstration as usual - thanks!

[@danieldenney5847]

Excellent video. Definitely subscribing. Thanks for the content!

[@DeadDoser]

great instructional video never knew about the baratoplata before i saw this

[@426woodworks]

Great video. I enjoy everything from 4 min mark on

[@alelytorres1373]

Omg thank you this was big help! Every time I'm on Mount I always forget what to do.😁👍

[@artnos]

you explain things so well, thank you

[@jon7523]

6:35+ is super simple but very solid 🤙

[@mrsozez]

Dam thank you very much, never learned the baratoplata from mount like so.

[@pablocarvalho2774]

Very Good positions!I I'm doing the baratoplata a lot!

[@DiogoSBastos]

Very nice video and very nice teacher! Thanks!

[@MTL150]

EXELENTE VIDEO Y MUY BIEN EXPLICADO SIGUE ASI BROTHER SALUDOS DESDE MEXICO

[@thatguitarguyguy]

wow i never knew anything besides the omoplata. thanks!

[@anikoustos2]

super cool variations thanks

[@lewchootrain]

For the baratoplata do you almost have some sort of bicep slicer or crush from that position

[@miki97xde]

Omoplata seems insanely effective and easy to apply. Do you guys think that during the Omoplata there is any sense in applying also a choke? I am not sure if its even legal on competitions but sounds good, doesnt it? :D

[@jeffnhnl]

great videos! Excellent instruction!

[@frannelk]

BJJ is limitless when it comes to techniques...... and still work in progress.

[@waldomarek]

wow. that baratoplata really blew my mind.

[@alleycatufc]

From my back I push away on opponents face with my hand then I get leg control of arm and sit out I always attempt to control the hips of opponent occasionally I cannot control hips and opponent rolls out does anyone have any constructive criticism or advice so I can better control the hips and body to prevent the opponent from simply rolling out??

[@KbrKingkoby]

Hey me and brother and his friends are playing a new game who can tap first will I took the gogoplata and mix it with a arm bar and leg lock combo I deathplata

[@IamLefty1976]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing

[@orangeiceice12]

You should also check out Renato Laranja's Renatoplata. I expect top comment for this.

[@davidn82]

hmm interesting

[@neilgray5652]

Porra!!!

[@HeSaidSheSaidMv]

I could never get the omoplata down when I was practicing. It just never felt like. It was like trying to throw with my off hand.

[@thepriest5552]

Iron Shieksmedi Are you looking for jiu jitsu in Syracuse NY? There are a couple gyms. I'd recommend Tai Kai in Liverpool for the most credibility.

[@flammisacribus9326]

un gran bell lavoro!!

[@dinsy69]

I keep getting stuck against bigger guys with my legs licked on there arm in the omaata. Only thing is, I can’t bring them to the ground or get my legs down from the air. How do I overcome this?

[@RicardoKooh]

Marceloplata is also known now as monoplata (something between an omoplata and an armbar).

[@ubermench1000]

Slick stuff, Thank you for sharing.

[@blaxk6199]

Is it posssible to perform the marceloplata from a triangle choke

[@NimW]

where is the link to the video with just the omoplata?

[@mikelombardo6741]

at 3:09 would it work to swing your other leg over and surf down instead of falling over similar to an arm bar? anyone one have an opinion on that variation of the set up?

[@IllusiveFoxx]

I want to ask about the baratoplata what the person grabs your arm that's supposed to control the leg? Do you need that control to finish it?

[@ZBJJer]

Great video.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

Why is the bicep crusher illegal?

[@tirok]

thanks stephan

[@skipney]

Awesome video! I HAD to sub!

[@ledzep5051]

This guy is awesome.

[@Sis0BJJ]

Love the Marceloplata, letting us finish omoplatas :P

[@psilocyberspaceman]

Nasty effect. Good teaching.

[@Nunchaku96]

That one's a choke. He's covering the shoulder locks here. I know the name seems the same. He has a great vid on the gogoplata too, though =)

[@kdbdw28]

Amazing man, love it

[@nawaalsadien3847]

My favorite plata... The platapus

[@marcelomarsico7816]

bom vídeo,boa variação de técnicas

[@sunnywong358]

Does any of these moves have age requirements?

[@admiralsuperior3]

Baratoplata from mount. that is nice

[@nayamoya]

Thanks you for your great lesson~

[@ThatHuedGuy]

This is fantastic...wow

[@mattreedkilla]

Great stuff as usual thnx!