THIS Side Control ESCAPE Tip Changes EVERYTHING!

[@hard2hurt]

You explaining the "why" instead of only the "how" is the reason this is the best martial arts channel on youtube.

[@mackenzyphilippe7508]

The best coaches always explain the mindset behind the movement. Explaining the purpose usually makes the process easier to understand. At least in my book.

[@1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew]

I don't agree yours is the best, this is a close second .

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

@Life Modify depends on the rules I'd say

[@jackjordan2361]

@@1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew tru

[@matsuwd-emethdaath4002]

@Cue Cumbah is that fact or opinion? Any man can defeat another on any.given day .

[@youcef5966]

Imagine being coached by this guy it must be really good

[@Omar-jy1gr]

Coach Brian, you are the most underrated coach on the planet!

[@warriorloyal3621]

Facts

[@AndresMartinez-hh3fo]

Great coach he explains thoroughly everything...

[@mrtravelhub4313]

Bridge into the shoulder was a good tip

[@eddyfan7728]

I'm pretty sure its adam sandler but alright.

[@tyhatfield7156]

The thing is he should not be pretty underrated, and he shouldn’t be underrated at all! It’s just like I am very underrated because I’m older, and I never did a lot of stuff! I did competitions, and won, but who cares! The biggest thing with a lot of the guys to as a teacher water downed stuff Brian he teaches great stuff ,but hardly anybody even knows I don’t do a lot of videos, thing is I am a person that’s been doing wrestling judo in Jujitsu for over 38 years, and post them anymore because if people wanna know stuff it’s all good!

[@dsvec]

that was the best side control escape tutorial on youtube.

[@Plaskett15]

It is a beautiful thing to watch a true coach in action. Brian's tone, the pace of explanation, the progressive expectation of his students while drilling. This is coaching at it's finest. Much respect

[@NinjaWarriorDude416]

My dad is from Amherst, NS... :)

[@danielashman1753]

I heard this “dont push w arms” before but never understood why. Very helpful to hear reasons behind it which are actually key to the move the hipping out part always felt weird to me but when its linked to the arm push looks smooth and natural. Great video

[@theflamingone8729]

Pushing with your arms also exposes them, potentially getting you arm barred.

[@UV_IR]

long time follower. I had terrible injuries. broken fibula. broken toe. hip injury. it took me over 3 years to recover. now I am back to BJJ. great lesson. Always a pleasure to see your videos.

[@christianchase9909]

Dude I didn’t realize my problem was pushing and bridging at the same time, I’ve been getting stuck in side control a lot lately and couldn’t figure out why no escape was working

[@fastlanenigeria]

Same here!!!! Couldn't escape one guy's side control till this!

[@savagecombatives2765]

I wrestled in HS, I am Junior High Wrestling Coach, and I have taught submission grappling to adults and kids for 15 years.... I love this video and it goes to show watching & listening to what other coaches are doing as well as their teaching methods and blending it with how you teach pays off. I used this drill last night and it was very easy for beginners to understand and was very effective. Thanks for all the videos you post

[@tombeans2204]

Coach you have changed my life

[@thewarriordad1418]

This might be the absolute best side control escape ive seen one that doesnt require 500 steps...cant wait to try this THANKS COACH!!

[@BusterReeko]

Dude. You are so good at explaining stuff. You make the information relatable and break it down into details that are easily digested. Many many thanks always

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

7:25 Amazing teacher and amazing drills. 👍

[@That_IT_Trainer]

This was one of the things I was able to do on my blue belt exam. This channel is simply amazing because it doesn’t just show the escape but also things the opponent can do. Whenever I need a refresher I look at this channel and it is instantly noticeable how I spar. Thank you so much!

[@qstogg7955]

Love this channel

[@doublebguitarplayer9434]

Wow, what a great lesson,,,I’m a white belt,,age 50,,,,my buddy who’s a purple belt and 260 always holds me in side control. I’ll try this today while rollin. Thanks for the great videos sir.

[@padraigin2929]

You need to show that big man some love

[@OuterLimitsEntertainment]

lol the teasing even after "that's kinda hurtful" 😭

[@brocos0312]

This video solve my question about if I am too weak to do correctly the side control escape, thank you very much this is gold

[@Tobby4063]

Cheers Coach Brian I'm going to try this at open mats tomorrow.

[@jamesm3235]

Would love to see some more solo drills like this

[@victorribeiro2431]

Bro... I used to get stuck at bottom side control, and now I can throw people away with those little details on how to bridge and than push them away. You saved our lifes, we're eternally greatful.

[@ba8e]

Hands down the best martial arts channel.

[@AnIdiotOnline]

This is going to be my saving grace as I often have to roll with someone over 300lbs, it's difficult, this looks like it'll make my life a lot easier. Thank you, every video I've seen of yours has been great, I will be watching more.

[@bookdream]

You are brilliant, and the reason why I advanced so rapidly when I actually started bjj

[@canunotg]

Best Grappling teacher online. Good to see big 300 pounder is Samoan.

[@blag6666]

Only people with experience realize how SUPER IMPORTANT is this micro adjustment.

[@charlesolhos]

I needed to see this video, especially the beginning. I'm trying to teach my 7-year-old how to escape this position. And this didactic of practicing near the wall will be perfect for training. Muito obrigado. Thanks!

[@sethschiele3218]

I absolutely love this guy’s enthusiasm and teaching style

[@gegaoli]

Such important detail. Very helpful.

[@JSMinstantcoaching]

True, love it too :-)

[@Perfectly_Balanced930]

Fantastic drill. I am constantly smashed in side control.

[@huskylord123]

This really does put things in context. Shrimping in warm up down a line is one thing, shrimping when you "need it" is a completely different beast. This video really does an awesome job of illustrating why this skill is crucial and by practicing against the wall I think you can a better feel if your technique is up to the task. I've learned that I need to spend a ton more work on improving this skill. Great vid.

[@akashanu4826]

Thankyou for the valuable lessons

[@PerfectoKiss]

Thank you for the instructions. Getting crushed by a bigger person has been a challenge for me. This will be applied!

[@WarrenSonskyn]

Turning into an omoplata video 😂 Brilliant stuff! Thank you!!!

[@chrismiksworld]

So Freaking Lucky WeHave you Coach

[@jesperhogstrom7776]

Exactly the lesson I've been looking for after getting smashed by bigger guys, thank you!

[@SirPraiseSun]

Simple effective oddly enough never had this escape before thank you

[@claudiucosar]

never thought about "dissipating" the force through the arms push but now that i m thinking it actually makes sense, my hip generates power/torque while "power-bridging" instead. thanks professor!

[@ohegypsy]

I’m at Redlands now but it was such a pleasure to have you visit 10priv when I was still there. I don’t know who set it up but mr Tice & professor Dolf where still there and I’m blessed and grateful to still learn from a distance. Godspeed and god bless. Thank you for the lessons 🙏🏼❤️

[@aaronj286]

You showed me a solo drill that I can add to my skill list. Solo drills work. I don't care what anyone says. Will be trying this soon. Thanks.

[@Pifagorass]

Kata in grappling and analogies from striking - amazing knowledge sharing across disciplines

[@suleymanv.7228]

Yout are tjhe best teacher. greatings from germany

[@anthonybruno6439]

Everything is explain in this video. Great teacher.

[@N0rthGym]

this is freakin' awesome!!! 👍💯👏 i was taught this a few years back and never got it ... 1 time listening to you explain this and I got it ... I actually understood the "why" ... thank you 🙏🙏

[@nainoa2323]

man what a beautiful thought process and move

[@jiujitsustudent604]

Best side control escape tutorial I’ve seen

[@avidanelkin4581]

Really great, detailed, and useful explanations. I learned these moves in the beginning and these are the details that make it all of it make sense. Thank you!

[@ynd9836]

This the one💪 been struggling getting stuck in side control and until now couldn’t find a solid “go to” to retain guard… hit this one in class a few times today, beautiful stuff & really well explained. will be using this a ton. thanks!

[@stevwal]

This video is worth the channel membership. Excellent and many thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@sneakyshaffer7247]

As someone who has been getting smashed on side control for a while now when he did the escape on you my jaw dropped this is amazing thank you!!

[@ayohab5757]

i appreciat you effort coach thank you very much

[@KC-dv2rs]

Coach Brian you are a legend, helped me to win against the big guys!!

[@fitepitsnbonfires]

Yeah side control escaping , good stuff to have in the toolbox brian keep it up !

[@AG_-wn8ik]

This was excellent instructions. This might be my favorite escape from side control.

[@andyh3065]

THANK YOU! Coming in at 70kg (154lb) wringing wet, get out of side has always been a challenge. Just about everyone where I train is bigger than me. This really helped.

[@waitam5014]

Thank you for the free instructions 🙏

[@DrDaveTetlow]

This is one of the best explanations I've seen for this

[@Slamminbassplayer]

Legit AF. Thanks man. I am far too experienced to be this shitty in side control - the destructive power of bad habits coupled with physical attributes.

[@Stevecollinsclear]

the is ‘kin AWESOMENESS. Much respect

[@lovernotfighter]

That's a really useful lesson. I remember in BJJ we called the Bridge and Roll, OOPAH! This side escape is really useful against really heavy guys.

[@kingslavd661]

This is highly detailed and as a white belt, I do struggle with escaping a tight/pressured side control. Thank you.

[@dasgespenst979]

I'm learning more and more bjj moves from this channel. I don't have access to any training so it's nice to see you explain and demonstrate everything

[@badxradxandy]

I hope you get to train in person at a gym

[@dasgespenst979]

@@badxradxandy there are drawbacks to being out so far from a city. No access to awesome classes and training. It's a 2 hr drive just to get to the city

[@dalroache]

This was some awesome 👍 instruction...thank you Sensei....stay blessed from the uk

[@mustafasaed7766]

Definitely teaching this in class tomoz

[@miguelpastor4703]

You make the best videos ever explaining so good 🔥🔥🔥

[@rangeela07]

Think I've only ever commented on maybe 2 videos since I've been watching KZbin videos for 10+ years. This deserves a comment, your videos are amazing coach! So many details, awesome stuff man. Hope to train at your gym one day :)

[@JSMinstantcoaching]

Very well said :-)

[@adukill]

You rock Mr. Thanks.

[@anthonyhughes4642]

Excellent instruction. Great details

[@lukehudson9684]

WHAT! This was an amazing instructional. Phenomenal coach explaining the REASON for the technique. Subbed 👍

[@andrasgearbox]

This content is GOLD!

[@yayajlupo]

Great info 👍🌟

[@zodiac154]

Going to try this with the biggest dude at the gym tomorrow. Very excited to work on this. Getting smashed in side sucks.

[@wasnt.here.3853]

this was such a through explanation. Amazing technique, great addition with the wall drill

[@chungchow7351]

I am little guy always face this problem. I will try your way and hope it works better.

[@tsol438]

Wow!! There's hope for me. Everybody outweighs me by a lot. At 30 or more.

[@JRDATX]

Thanks for this great video. It's the best set of side control escape concepts for making the escape work that I've found on KZbin.

[@Stuckofftherealness]

The “why” part has me like 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@SenseiEli]

Great drills and flow.

[@kjpd-jkod5001]

Really appreciate you and the knowledge you share. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@mattisamackern6981]

Realy helpfull, especially for a beginner like me.

[@JackSparrah]

This is gold. So simple, but makes so much sense when explained properly. I love this channel.

[@dirtygeazer9266]

Danaher and Gordon say escapes are first thing to learn so teying to leanr as much as possible

[@leonstreete]

Great video, explanation and points are clear.

[@ΓραικοςΕλληνας]

Most best way i have ever heard the way you explain it.Great stuff! Thanks!

[@diegobjj99]

love the break down of the details🙌🥋

[@luismaldonado3618]

omg, wow, just what i was lokkig 4, many thanks

[@moniryaseen9056]

Excellent video Coach!

[@rockylugo2193]

Tonight Im gonna try this for sure!! Thanks

[@mr.dephiant9713]

This is golden! I have been pushing & wasting energy...going to start the wall exercise...thank you, Coach!

[@nicholasjackman7833]

Brilliant explanation thanks!

[@Butterflylo328]

Awesome explanation like always 👍👍👍👍👍

[@tudorcalugareanu8433]

I appreciate your effort for showing us such a simple easy technique that is so effective. thank you so much!

[@gceltmc]

Great video, I’m training with bigger guys now and I’m getting caught a lot in side control. Gonna do this drill now

[@MTNMAX88]

This is really awesome stuff. Very good instruction and presentation

[@Gaming_like_its_1989]

Thank you. That was an awesome lesson!

[@joshpoi886]

Love the video. Love the humor and personality. Always figured I couldn’t bridge due to lack of strength, but it appears my technique is just bad. Will try this out!

[@cregan55]

Excellent!

[@jahosaphat]

Great instruction, thank you.

[@Tearfree709]

feels good to see this....i've been telling the same thing...use to feel crazy but i know if you say it too, it's GOLD!!!

[@josephyeampierre2275]

Awesome teaching