The Tiny Adjustment That Changes Everything On The Feet

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[@WrestlingUniversity]

🔥 Jiu Jitsu Practitioners, Ready to Finally Feel Confident on Your Feet? 🔥 FREE COURSE: The 2 takedowns you should focus on, regardless of age or skill level, when you’re not experiencing consistent success on your feet AND a unique way to drill so you can actually hit them live. 👉 Just tell us where to send it… www.wrestling.university/FREECOURSE

[@DustinLikesJiujitsu]

This is the best wrestling instruction on the whole of the internet.

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Appreciate that brother

[@Luke12.011]

For sure

[@Pifagorass]

Trach me Grappling - Is the best I've seen so far IMHO

[@DustinLikesJiujitsu]

@Peter Pifagorass is that a question? I've seen teach me grappling, very good also but 2nd to this channel imo.

[@adcyuumi]

That's a Tai Chi principle... sort of. Attacking the person's balance first, then attacking the person. In one motion, tho. The goal is to take an action, then take a second action before you register whether your opponent's reflexes kicked in - you trust that their body will react, because humans CANNOT fight their balance reflexes very well. The way I would describe this particular "Set their hips then shoot" in Tai Chi terms would be that you do not wait until you see/feel the opponent shift their weight. You can be 99% certain it happened without waiting for confirmation, and your opponent will know they've done it before you can see/feel it. You just trust that you've set their hips with the movement, and you shoot immediately. Your goal in shooting blind this way is to catch the opponent in the middle of their adjustment, reacting to the first thing you did instead of the second. You are buying yourself roughly 0.18 extra seconds, which is more than enough to separate success from failure. I call that first part "anchoring a leg".

[@WrestlingUniversity]

I dismiss most comments like this as basement dwelling keyboard warriors, but this viewpoint is actually quite useful. Appreciate the input

[@adcyuumi]

@@WrestlingUniversity Just noticed the reply. I appreciate the semi-open mind; you are halfway there. I'm guilty of it as well - I will watch some video by a person who knows less than they realize, and I can get a bit dismissive that they have nothing to teach me. But it is possible to learn from someone else's mistakes... so we should always take in what they show us and see what the lesson in it really is.

[@atdyeam1605]

This stuff is brilliant and what so many of us never get taught in bjj. More videos like this please!

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Coming up! 😎

[@remp1040]

The difference between basic drilling and practical applications once you have drilled basics a lot. Love the content!!

[@Twelvepounds12]

Subtle details make the difference

[@matthewyeung8542]

Love you channel. This content is gold

[@Pifagorass]

Amazing as always. no-Gi BJJ beginners should start learning wrestling first and add submissions later on.

[@thelastchimp8670]

amazing content, really game changing stuff for me! landing more takedowns in rolling and hesitating less!

[@WrestlingUniversity]

That’s awesome brother keep it up!

[@SuperBlake89]

Loving the new videos man with these key insights. Any chance you can do a video series showing all the best takedowns from different inside and outside positions (ie collar ties, over / under, Double Under, inside ties, over ties, two on ones, etc). Would be great to see the different attack and counter attack options available from these different positions. 🙏

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Have had something in the works for a while now, but keep refining it. Will have a nice handfight breakdown coming soon, but included in my first instructional launch in June will be a sort of "handfight bible" breakdown that I think will resolve most of the confusion surrounding the subject. I know it's confusing for most. Appreciate your support Blake!

[@Luke12.011]

would appreciate some greco roman wrestling vids too!!

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Did you see this one? The vid I posted just before it is gold too: A Complete Throwing System | From a Greco-Roman Wrestling National Champion kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn61mmxqr9x9p5o

[@j0gi]

Hey Coach Adam, could you make a video about scrambling? Like the fundamentals, when it's a good time to go for it and maybe how to prevent a successful scramble from your opponent?

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Appreciate the super thanks my guy. Definitely can. Are you competing in wrestling right now?

[@j0gi]

@@WrestlingUniversity No sir I'm just a jiu jitsu guy, didn't have the good sense to take up wrestling while I was in highschool lol

[@stoned_]

Lol notice the student subconsciously mirroring him doing his hair and scratching his neck etc. 😂

[@JayV98]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, every BJJ school should have an experienced and dedicated wrestling coach.

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Couldn’t agree more

[@twinsunsurvivor8564]

please sir some hand fighting to get on right side for o goshi trow i m struggle to get on the inside and even when i am on the inside , i need to be so deep in hips trow help pls

[@rudro5784]

Sir,i have seen all wrestler picking up their opponents, but how do they do that?strength is important i know, but still is there any details like breaking poster, setting my shoulder in his hips or something like that?if THERE is can you pls explain in a video?

[@WrestlingUniversity]

This video will help immensely, use your hips instead of your posterior chain: How to throw a human | Wrestling for BJJ kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXfMdqmNgtKBZ7s

[@rudro5784]

@@WrestlingUniversity thank you very much

[@hakug2587]

''The devil is in the details''

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Certainly is 🙏🏻

[@MichaelJames707]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@u.a.1449]

What do you think about John Smith style low single for BJJ?

[@WrestlingUniversity]

I love it. Use it all the time. Full tutorial dropping soon, in the meantime I've made a few teasers to peak interest: kzbin.infodQ328dalM4E?feature=share kzbin.info5-HrHvNVqY0?feature=share

[@u.a.1449]

@@WrestlingUniversity thanks for the reply

[@wendychamorro2244]

I lost 2 pounds after watching this video!! Ty!!

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Just don't watch it too much then, don't want you disappearing.