How To Mount Escape ANYONE In BJJ | Gi And No Gi Jiu Jitsu

[@ethanbuttitta1]

The camera work and just overall quality on these videos is something other BJJ channels need to learn from😂

[@TylerSpangler]

BJJFanatics hire me!

[@lorodz]

Impressive video and music choice.

[@lorodz]

@@TylerSpangler I would definitely buy your video!

[@jinxit]

@@TylerSpangler I think Keenan Cornelius would in a way be a better fit for you; before finding your channel I watched his video where he narrates a sequence of his rolls; it's a bit of a similar style, in that it's enormously more helpful (to me) then videos about techniques, like for example bjjfanatics. But your videos are better, because I feel in the video of Cornelius his opponents get psychologically crushed by the fact that he's narrating their demise, whereas your ones are actual rolls where the opponents are at their best. In any case it's hard to doubt you're gonna go places in the bjj instructionals world :-) Good luck!

[@jackjordan2361]

Tru

[@alanbrott3159]

Rolled for the first time yesterday. As soon as guy got mount I realized I had no clue what to do. Thank you

[@jaxn54]

I did this today. My coach was very surprised how much I have been growing. Ive been doing a lot of other things but he never taught me these moves so he was surprised.

[@Lightpockets]

Same bro. Keep it going 🙏🏽

[@TheBrandonCraig]

These are my favorites from John Donaher's pin escapes instructional. This is gold and are extremely high percentages escapes. Seriously i've used some of these to escape purple/brown belt mount as a 3 stripe white belt

[@TylerSpangler]

I may use him quite a bit as an inspiration 😅 for real, his techniques are great, if you can sit through it. They’re really helpful! Thanks for watching mate!

[@jscarpa2002]

Bath salts Brandon

[@dreamtobeapolyglot8444]

Your tutorials are like gold and this is coming from one of the most elite blue belts in the world. 😎😎😜😜

[@TylerSpangler]

Ayyyy glad to hear the most elite blue belt in the world likes my tutorials 😅thanks for watching mate

[@Crookedchurch]

Hey Tyler, thanks for the time you gave in making this video, it's been a massive help to me! I'm 36, father of two and began my jiu jitsu journey 9 weeks ago! I'm only training one night a week ATM (hoping to increase this!!) And mount escapes are a big deal for me. I'm enjoying it and I'll roll with anyone I don't care, but I always stay humble and ask for advice after. It's a humbling martial art for sure, you're not using any of your day job strength in that place it just gets you tapped even quicker! Having videos like this where you give your time to walk us through what we need to do is priceless. Thankyou again! If you're ever in England would love a roll (I'd learn loads even though it would be a sub fest for you!) :) Keep rolling bud

[@alanbrott3159]

I hope you’re still training. I’d love to hear if you are. I’m 36 just started 3 weeks ago and got my boys in it as well.

[@katiethecamgirl6693]

Camera work is legendary! Cool to see the difference from the beginning to now. Good stuff

[@TylerSpangler]

I love your filming skills

[@beznikx7003]

Underrated as fuck you deserve more fame for all the detail you put in this

[@BrandonLopez-lh8ch]

God this one was perfect the music and the slow and calm details in the vids instead of way people like to coach when they want you to key on a detail they just yell and its just kills the vibe but man so calm and majestic

[@steveparr5586]

Awesome job. Watching this with my son. He struggled escaping the mount in class tonight. Thanks!

[@greekpimp77]

I have to hand it to you I've watched a lot of videos on Mount escape but yours is just a little bit more detailed and I thank you for it.

[@consciousnessofkane4155]

Glad your feeling better! Thanks for the content

[@TylerSpangler]

Gotta power through for the viewers! Thanks for watching mate

[@prizerunner4828]

This is legendary. Period. Tyler for the W.

[@VonFinancial]

Wow the detail breakdown on this type of video is unmatched. Subscription worthy

[@gravisriga8451]

Amazing video. Getting stuck in someones mount is my worst position and im always struggle to get out. Thanks a lot !

[@devinlemieux8495]

You do awesome videos, I find them really helpful and instructional. The fact that you're making these videos just to help people get better at jiujitsu is amazing, you're a credit to our race! Lol

[@TylerSpangler]

Glad you liked it mate! Sometimes I want to start a boxing channel with the same effort. Not enough time in the day.

[@Taekwon-Brando]

Amazing explanation of the fundamentals man, a lot of non-affiliated gyms I go to don’t teach these crucial fundamentals

[@TylerSpangler]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mattmgarza]

0:17 hand positioning 1:02 frame and shrimp 2:24 kipping escape 4:33 classic escape 6:02 spider escape

[@BODYBUILDERS_AGAINST_FEMINISM]

Usually I'm a fan of entering through the back door but I've never heard of exiting through there as well. Insightful.

[@jason101386]

WOW. i love the format of the videos. labels, slow mo, slowly talking through. SOLD. you earned a like and sub!

[@bettybunbun9664]

Videos like this remind me, that even after a few years of grappling training (albeit with huge breaks), I'm still lacking in so many fundamentals. In a way its good. More low hanging fruit, I guess.

[@KimberlyAchelisHoggan]

I am new and this has been one of the most helpful i have see thank you

[@vincechanhealthy6373]

this is really good. I was never confident about the spider escape, but I didn't slide my back out like you did. Gonna try it again.

[@TylerSpangler]

Let me know how it goes!

[@waddwawadsdasad2339]

Nice man!! Pleasure to watch your chanel grow💪 love your videos also love the slow mo while youre commenting, helps way more to understand

[@TylerSpangler]

Glad to make these for you mate! Thanks for watching!

[@jmart4166]

Thank you ... best mount escapes tutorial on KZbin

[@Joselito0120]

This video was exactly what I needed, Amazing work to everyone that helped make this video possible. I’m studying Jiu Jitsu so that I “hopefully” have an advantage against my friend when we roll in 3 days

[@samcourtney7919]

Brother you just changed my life with the spider escape. Many thanks!

[@kofidebrah7594]

Wow ... my new fav channel!!

[@xPerkDaddyx]

Had to subscribe. You make great videos. I love how you add the yellow circle so I know where to focus my attention.

[@A_RayChan_Joint]

awesome stuff, The go to was always to upa/ trap and roll but sometimes it's not the easiest to bridge some big guys off, these are great options. The thing I've found out after drilling is always make sure they have their hands on the ground, so always bump them with your leg on their butt to make them post. That makes the weight distribution way easier off of your hips.

[@tehletkhan3511]

Holly Molly, the details here are 👏 👌 👍

[@towmyers3]

This is the best Jiujitsu tutorial!! You need to make on side control escape 💪🏼

[@lorodz]

thank you. another quality video for free. thank you!

[@gregmau7557]

Great vid dude! Gonna try these the next time I'm in a bad spot.....

[@marlinschiler1897]

The spider escape ist super cool im gonna try that Out the next Training 👍

[@Eggzachry]

The spider escape is definitely something i tried a lot early on at whitebelts but shied away from it because i wasn’t sure how technical it was but some of those extra details will definitely pull me back to it

[@RasmusStagelund]

Another thoroughly explained video - Thanks alot!

[@matthewrelles9987]

Thanks for the detailed instructional, details matter

[@ajsal1902]

Excellent video! Well thought out and explained !

[@Zzzeusage]

This one was awesome!!! Thanks Tyler!

[@gaminglive8123]

very good man thanks for the free stuff

[@A.C.71]

Great as usual.

[@redwangrymify]

I been binge watching your videos like its netflix lol. Do you train in Gi? I see most of your videos are no gi?

[@martin44293]

Great video! Very helpful! Subscribed!

[@lennygalindo]

Excellent video, thank you!

[@jacktesseyman3786]

Very helpful, thank you. Keep up the good work!

[@HordanJarbinger]

Great stuff

[@TylerSpangler]

Thanks mate!

[@JT76]

It looks like you're entering the back door on that spider escape, not exiting it 😂

[@stujitsu]

Oss, going to work on these tonight. Cheers dude 👍

[@failforwardfast8609]

Great job here.

[@ahmadmoner]

good insight, will have to practice them, thank you

[@TylerSpangler]

I hope they do well for ya!

[@toxikroyalty3787]

Great tutorial, learnt a lot from watching this vid definitely going to try in future rolls. 👍🏽

[@mattmitrakos6534]

This is incredible

[@El_Prieto]

Gracias! This will most definitely help a ton.

[@TylerSpangler]

I hope it does!

[@aamvoor]

Very nice instruction. Thx

[@bettybunbun9664]

6:20 this technique doesn't seem to be encouraged much, but I like the look of it. I often find myself framing up against opponents armpits apparently in a decent position (as mount positions go), but not knowing where to go from there. As I have long legs, this might suit me.

[@fernandoviel72]

this is super useful, thank you so much!!

[@serad1]

Such a cool video. With the spider escape at the end tho, when you’re exciting, is it kinda like a backwards roll over your shoulder or what exactly is the movement. I watched that part over and over again but I just don’t seem to get how exactly you got out😅

[@TylerSpangler]

Yep you're right, it's similar to a backwards roll. The main focus is that your feet push the armpits HARD so they can't pin your legs too.

[@mezzi9736]

Great content thanks man

[@BL0HARD]

Trap and roll? Definitely going to try using the spider escape

[@andrewmcdonald9518]

Good job matey

[@jinxit]

I would really like to see a video how you use them in rolls, when your opponents start in full mount and they have 40lbs+ weight advantage.

[@stunters44]

What’s stoping your opponent from just attacking your neck when arm are in hips?

[@TylerSpangler]

Ideally if they use their hands to attack our neck, they’ve removed their posts. This will make it easy for our escapes to work. Their goal is to move my arms into a more dominant position (for them), then they can set up their attacks

[@gcgnatorcats6888]

At least imo mount is much easier to escape than side control...could be wrong though.

[@TylerSpangler]

I agree. You can move really easily on top in SC. Very easy to go to north south and just pin them.

[@Beaunage]

Great video tyler! do you have one of these videos for side control, especially in the gi?

[@TylerSpangler]

I’ll make one in the future! Anything to help the viewers

[@Beaunage]

@@TylerSpangler Thanks bro, I appreciate you.

[@MrNickW123]

Spider/ scorpion escape is the king of escapes

[@bettybunbun9664]

4:10 I dont understand how the kipping motion is generating any force to allow the leg to come in. I hate this escape. 😅

[@josephvargas198]

Thank you for this information. So helpful in the angles you show. I hope I can apply some of this. Just trying to survive as a fresh white belt haha. 🙏🏽

[@Adam-sb1bn]

Thank you 👍

[@mr28086]

How would you do the spider escape if you're super unflexible. Also, is there any submission that can executed after the escape with the opponents leg that you escaped under from

[@TylerSpangler]

Hard to do if you aren’t the most flexible, but kipping can work really well for those guys. You can enter a leg entanglement on the way out, but generally I’m more concerned they will want to entangle ME that I just yeet myself out of there

[@mr28086]

@@TylerSpangler cheers

[@MarcusOryanus]

Love it.

[@LoudPackMuzikChannel]

I’m so lazy on mount escapes. I got ridiculously good at the catch and roll escape to end up in their guard. Hit it on everybody in the gym up to brown belts. I usually just buy my time until I have a opportunity to catch the post arm and bridge. That was my go to until I tried it on coach n he just vined both my ankles n ruined my dreams as usual. Needless to say I need to drill some plan B’s lol.

[@TylerSpangler]

I think the kipping escape is for you my friend 😀

[@LoudPackMuzikChannel]

@@TylerSpangler that was one of the first and really only escapes I was taught by coach, with a transition into oshi. Problem is I’m not good at it yet. My legs are long and I have to move my opponent fairly high to get my knees back in. Im 6’2, 170. Strong but not Superman. If I’m mounted by someone over 200lbs. All the kipping in the world doesn’t move them. If I can’t sweep. I resort to the classic dive to regain half.

[@Justanormalfish6]

Awesome need help off the bottom when someone gets me on mountain

[@jritchie4743]

Great video, but I still can't pull off the kipping escape!

[@victurchen]

awesome

[@louiejoe2533]

Definitely clickbait but I'm definitely clicking

[@TylerSpangler]

Hope it worth the click 😅

[@broceliande2922]

Merci beaucoup !! Je subi tellement 😊 , mais bon au jjb avant d'attaquer, il faut savoir défendre 😆

[@MrNickW123]

I use a throwby as well

[@boganbogai894]

Bravo

[@huskylord123]

One method I didn't see was the arm trap and roll. As a noob white belt, I'm trying to figure out why this wasn't included? Is it a low percentage success rate compared with the others?

[@Georgefosterwoodwork]

I have a problem when the opponent holds my head and stays tight and heavy. I can’t get under hooks.

[@user-kf5cr1kf2w]

Ok let’s talk about it: WHY do you hate the trap and roll?😂

[@TylerSpangler]

How did you know!??

[@grimsbybrazilianjiu-jitsu7423]

Id like to know since its the most important and fundamental of mount escapes.

[@briant4632]

How come didn't add the umpa escape?

[@anti-herocollectibles7735]

Always struggle when they wrap their feet underneath. Can't capture the leg, can't push them up because the are wrapped tightly around your waist. I rarely see examples of people using these escapes when they are firmly wrapped around the waist so any guidance there would be awesome. Maybe the Spider is the way to go there? Thank you!

[@TylerSpangler]

You could try spider, but kipping is my go to from there. I told Danny (the other guy) to wrap under my hips as hard as he could, but he couldn’t do anything about the kipping.

[@Jisamaniac]

Question. Should kipping be hard?

[@xenios7]

2:15 first escape

[@dangerdjk]

Are they not cross facing or have any grips while in Mount?

[@TylerSpangler]

They can, but the kipping is the go to for those!

[@hopked]

Cool stuff but it said escape any mount and you only showed middle mount?

[@Mo-ge3tl]

Yeah mount escapes are my weakness but I’m great at defending all subs I’m just not able to escape the mount or submit mount control is an issue for me

[@pauldarthurs]

It seems like you're pretty much always starting with that bump to offshift you opponent forward, right? I was having a hard time with opponents grabbing hold of my head and crushing me under their chest.

[@mattc1447]

what about the classic trap and roll?

[@artnos]

the kipping escape seems very tiring, I can’t move my feet like that without tiring quickly The push up works for me but not on much heavier opponents The forth one I want to try but I’m worried about my neck

[@TylerSpangler]

#3 seems best for you. Kipping may take more energy, but I would say it’s the most efficient. Takes work to get out of a bad spot like mount

[@kenryu364]

He's literally the Connor McDavid of BJJ

[@af4396]

Not sure if this will work against anyone that is even slightly decent at chokes. Not having your hands to defend your neck... they'll get their hands in your collar so fast! (Or around your neck in no gi)

[@lerryberdi8268]

i hit that spider escape all the time it feels so disrespectful lol

[@robirhodes7411]

OSS

[@TylerSpangler]

Ossss

[@xenios7]

4:57

[@robirhodes7411]

Would have been faster but phone duked me lol

[@TylerSpangler]

Still good timing 😅

[@itsamemikeg]

Excellent. I can use this in my plan for world domination.

[@TylerSpangler]

That’s what I hoped you’d use it for

[@vyndaio]

Yeah, these work with an opponent the same size as you who isn't very aggressive. Now show me a video of how these work with someone 60lbs heavier, much stronger who's smashing the hell out of you with an established cross face and very strong shoulder pressure, keeping you flattened out while at the same time, driving their hips back so you can't scoop their legs into quarter guard.