This Knee Shield series works great for me!

I hope everyone’s having a great day here is a new technique I have been loving!
When you start hitting the knee bar over and over your partner falling back to defend will be common. You will need to just start looking for the straight ankle instead when they turn back.
If you are a white belt that can not do knee bars yet than start looking more for the straight right away. The straight ankle that will always be legal at most tournaments.
The key to this technique is really getting a bite down on the hip so you do not get smashed down. Once you get that good bite it should be game over!
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[@vincechanhealthy6373]

I love how Adam pops in for 5 seconds with his comment!

[@deericking3932]

Same, I highly enjoy seeing Adam

[@acwils2]

I was watching this for research and I had completely forgotten that I was the one who operated the camera. I was shocked to see my big head pop up 😂

[@reyg7028]

Think you Chad . I am a knee shield player by necessity .I am 54 and just got my black belt. 8 years ago i had my left hip replaced .because of this i was forced to play either closed guard . Which is limited for me or a hlf guard and knee shield game .G-roll , dogfight , deep half , lock down are all in the arsenal .However I never ever thought to attack the legs from this position ..I am thoroughly impressed and very grateful to you for sharing this . Thank you . Ossssss

[@theticoboy]

Rey G - I’m thoroughly impressed with you getting your black belt at 54! I’m currently a skinny, 41 year old white belt. So, from where I’m sitting, that is a great accomplishment. I’ll remember that when I’m getting crushed by these big young guys. Hopefully one day I’ll get there too.

[@theticoboy]

@@samphillips7194 unfortunately I stopped training once pandemic hit. Tried doing the zoom thing for a year with my kids. Then when things opened back up it got very busy with 4 kids in soccer and me coaching two of them. I still watch jiu jitsu videos but haven’t made it a priority to train. As it has been in the back of my mind. Been thinking of getting at least my sons back in it at the start of next school year. I’m glad you messaged. Got me thinking more about it. Oss.

[@TorTuga744]

loving the series for the tall folks

[@conjj17]

Yes! Keep these types of videos coming!

[@therhythmatic]

This set up is nice! Thanks for sharing

[@franciscoramos7339]

Lmao at Adam!

[@chrisneal214]

My two favorite thing so far, half guard knee shields and leg locks. 😍🤘🏼🔥

[@elmntlgnd4995]

You’re a great teacher that always keeps it entertaining. I’m always anticipating the next video. Thank you

[@shaynegreen]

This is gold. Thank you!

[@Tylerr8901]

This is getting added to my game. Thank you 🙇🏽‍♂️

[@mike13lea]

Man I love this setup! I just got my blue belt so no kneebars yet but I got the straight ankle on another blue belt the first try. Awesome stuff!

[@hamishmakepeace3386]

Cheers for the vid chad I will be sure to use this knee shield series in my csw classes

[@tplummer217]

Appreciate it chad! Good stuff

[@westcoastbrotha]

Thanks for the details and breakdown Chad. I’m gonna experiment with this. You’re a beast!

[@nitescreamer]

love these videos im a 6'2 208lbs white belt and find these very useful

[@brianr2941]

Thanks for this! I never thought of going from knee shield like that!

[@tonyr6878]

You're a beast kid ✊👊 keep up the hard work !!

[@RobertJohnson-xr4gy]

Thanks for the video Chad. Seems like you are getting more comfortable with the camera and it's upping the quality of the videos.

[@jiujitsuexplorer]

Thanks for your great instructions

[@SundownTE]

Great series

[@ndv5502]

This is fantastic, thankyou!

[@kaistigerboy]

Haha I liked the camera mans sense of humor, cheers really enjoyed that its opening my vision more

[@tededo]

When you told Adam , he would be in your Channel, this is not what i had in mind, lol

[@conjj17]

We have the same body type... I am tall and skinny like you with long legs. Have been training in gi since last August.. Just went to a no gi practice and sparred no gi for my first time, and got my ass kicked. Realized how much I really don't know without gi. It is a whole different battle, and it felt very unnatural to me. After watching this video, I feel I have a better understanding of no gi, and a new move I can use. Thanks homie, you earned a subscriber!

[@islayyourhoyo]

How has the journey went so far brotha. I’m in a similar position but I prefer no gi 😂

[@sienjong2762]

Thank you bro 💪

[@Apollo_Blaze]

Beautiful!

[@joserezende102]

Thank you for the video.

[@jorgezepeda8190]

Taths so great!!

[@mushonti]

Thanks, Chad. Is there a backup plan in case the guy reacts to the arm going under and around his leg by sprawling or just straightening the leg back? I often get that reaction in the beginning. Am I telegraphing it too much? What do you do if that happens?

[@joshuaperez1818]

Beautiful

[@johnsuzy98]

Thanks, Chad! I’ve been doing this wrong for months! Happy Holidays!👍🏻🥋

[@demianthebackpackmaia435]

This shit with adam is gold

[@FR-ty5vn]

Beastlike ❤

[@vicky.littlewolf8069]

Love your smile

[@jdibb72]

when you swing wide over the top is there a trick to clear the guys arm that you're going over. meaning (to stop him using that hand and arm from seperating your knees)

[@KaMiL83r]

Nice 👌 thats my game. Thx 🖐

[@mikeb6703]

Thanks

[@thegoldenonethelomo]

Do one in gi please!

[@HusainAlfraid]

this has been my go to move for awhile, once i think i got good at it i will move to something else

[@remoheugh9095]

Awesome video, thanks so much! I've tried this a few times and it's been working great. What do you do if your training partner tucks the foot you're trying to pull under his butt then sits with his weight onto the foot you're trying to grab? That's happened to me a few times...

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

Remo Heugh for an example watch the video at 1:24 this is one way to deal with them tucking that foot in. I just bumped him with my hips and pulled out on his knee with two hands to get him to fall over. This will off balance your training partner and make them fall to their hip so you can start attacking the legs. Hope this helps!

[@serjan5723]

Nice

[@defkxgt]

Adam is hilarious

[@rogerTitohotmama]

this could be elite

[@errcoche]

What would you say are your percentages of submissions with leg locks, chokes and arm/shoulder locks?

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

Ed McGuigan i would say 45% triangles. 35% leglocks 20% armlocks. Just off the top of my head haha it really just depends on what I’m looking for that day.

[@islayyourhoyo]

Me a white belt watching this after I just pulled off my first knee bar. 😅 Coming for them knees and ankles baby. I’ll stay away from the heels

[@MaelaAmor]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@wyattswildadventures8183]

Wouldn’t the SAL be considered knee reaping?

[@calebpatterson7645]

1:00 do loads more videos like that but full length videos plz

[@kameronoleary9262]

When I was doing this it felt like I had no control over the persons body/ stopping them from just stacking into you csuse theres no foot on the hip- id love to see how you control them without the foot on hip

[@Joshtarrant1]

Yeah he gives up way too much space without controlling them first. Craig jones does a good breakdown of this, calls it Z guard something

[@jasonm9264]

What level guys are you getting this on? Seems like that guy you got it on over and over knew little basic butterfly defense. Who would stay up like that when you have the z guard?

[@etherealentity7675]

Pseudo Mortality not a good idea to use this in a real fight he didn't mention that.

[@absoluted100]

Is the ankle lock IBJJF legal?

[@remoheugh9095]

So I've been looking everywhere but I can't seem to find anyone doing this. Can't this same setup be used to set up inside sankaku?

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

Remo Heugh yup! It works perfect to get into inside sankaku

[@remoheugh9095]

I thought as much, I often find myself in that position. It's strange I haven't found anyone showing this entry into inside sankaku. It really opens up the half guard game: take the back, kimura, leg attacks, etc.

[@gabs_bjj]

In the gi, can you do this move if the guy weave the arm and grab the bottom leg?

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

gabriel henrique yup, you can👍

[@liamatkinson1168]

Would it be classed as reaping ending in that stright foot lock position

[@PhysiKarlz]

Reaping is to the _inside_!

[@myk702]

Yo I was trying this today against a dude that was much better than me. He would kill it by just smashing forward. I would still have the grip on his leg but he would pretty much be sitting heavy on it. Am I just not creating enough space and keeping him off balance by not pushing his head away enough?

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

myk702 yup, you have to really create space by pushing off his head. Otherwise they can crush you down and pass. That hand on the neck/shoulder will save you. also watch and see that I am scooting my hips back when I push away to I have the room to throw my leg over. Hope this helps you out🤙

[@myk702]

awesome man! thats what i suspected. Thanks for the quick reply. I'll give it a shot today.

[@theticoboy]

myk702 - how did it go? Still using this move at all?

[@jmstephe011]

is any part of this illegal in gi?

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

jmstephe011 depending on your belt level it is all legal

[@jmoz]

Beeaaast

[@brandonb1233]

Chad, how tall are you?

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

I am 6’3

[@wyattswildadventures8183]

Is it possible for him to jerk you into your neck. Looks like a neck injury position if the opponent over compensates towards the side of your head. Anyone?

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

Hm, possibly. It’s never happened to me before though. Maybe if it was someone really big. I grab the foot before he gets a chance to do so.

[@swagonamillion3711]

K guard before it was cool

[@rafaelcorujja1251]

Se fala pa caralgo confunde agente mano slc.. passa a tecnica de uma so vez

[@guitarshredder109]

No liabilities right?

[@ChadtheBeastHardy]

Guitar Shredder never!

[@igipop14]

BJJ is such that there are always liabilities or counters. Even counters to counters and so on. For example you purposefully put yourself in a what is called a dope mount position (which sucks quite much) and if the opponent is very versed in it they can make your life miserable. However your speed, inversion, reaching for the heal and such play a huge factor in pulling off this move quite effectively. In conclusion, I would always recommend getting out of your comfort zone and practice. This is a very good and sneaky move.

[@andrewkim6037]

Poor Adam, lol...

[@mauricinho1974]

Have pity on Adam!

[@kyle52245]

Adam......

[@johnhagebeuk8]

Poor Adam, he is a hurt soul. Just give him a chance 😂😉👍🏻

[@tranlangamingo5409]

OSU

[@FartCakes]

That's some weird positioning..

[@etherealentity7675]

Do not use this in the street this is not gonna help you as a real fighter.

[@kevantovi8378]

Ethereal Entity I think it's obvious that a lot of the moves we see BJJ players do these days wouldn't work in MMA or settings that involve striking. However, for sport BJJ and rolling this move works great.

[@etherealentity7675]

Kevan Tovi true but still should be noted.

[@thechickenchaser696]

Ethereal Entity nobody said this was for street fights

[@etherealentity7675]

TheChickenChaser well mma then.

[@igipop14]

I didn't hear anywhere in the video a mention of MMA. But it was nice of you to point it out just in case. Also, if you were so good in this move (which would mean effective and fast) I see no reason not to pull it off in MMA. Look at what Ryan Hall is doing in MMA. People said leg locks or 50/50 wouldn't work. Yet he is proving them wrong