Ugly BJJ Mount Escape that Actually Works (w/Coaching)

[@GeefromBC]

The seizure/dolphin sound is awesome but this escape is definitely effective

[@ecetin6176]

Props to that white belt grandad youre never too old!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ecetin6176]

JiuJitsu_87 im not trolling. I have older men that join my bjj classes every other week. I find it awesome.

[@Chewjitsu]

You're talking about Dennis. He's awesome.

[@roymills7566]

Glad to see this video. I needed a good mount escape

[@QuincyBJJ]

Ahhhhh! I’m stealing this, using this tonight! Thanks for the awesome technique.

[@AntoineFabri]

The epileptic flipper

[@chrisdart7141]

This is really cool. I'm excited to try this.

[@ufc_hlhd2713]

i always do this!!! it works so damn good!!! my favorite escape!!!

[@alexlong5705]

I like this in class format as compared to the regular instructionals, more engaging somehow

[@3ARKH]

this will solve half of my problems against heavier guys! thanks coach =D

[@oboroshogun]

Respect to that older gentleman white belt!

[@AnthonyPolanco]

gonna try it tonight

[@BR3TTST3R]

definetely gonna give this one a go good vid chew :D

[@bongkukangkil9126]

There is a similar move when they hook my legs I literally shake it off while push instead of the frame. Very similar but I didn't know was also possible with the frame thanks Chew. OSS'

[@andri6527]

I searched if it works in the gi and it works. Thnx

[@Mirai8]

should be called the fake seizure escape lol

[@Chewjitsu]

Exactly. Your opponent stops to check and make sure you're ok. Then you escape. ;)

[@Seegie16]

Im afraid id gas from doing that.

[@asdasdasd1788]

nice one, it is the dolphing escape XD I will try this one.

[@mooseyak]

Are you required to make the noises while doing the technique to get it to work? ;)

[@Chewjitsu]

Yes, it's the linchpin of the whole damn technique!

[@JD2jr.]

Sir Patrick Stewart trains with you guys? (dude in mismatched gi)

[@Chewjitsu]

haha that's Dennis. I'll tell him you called him Patrick Stewart.

[@theomen49]

getting the top knee in for butterfly is harder than going for the single leg x right?

[@Chewjitsu]

Not necessarily. Just depends on how the opponent adjusts.

[@HerMisterAnonymous]

Im a white belt. When i roll other white belts and more experienced guys grab up my gi and literally never let go. What can i do to attack this or defend this? Thanks

[@dquake4646]

K UFC break the grips

[@xclavo3]

K UFC what one of my instructors taught me that deff helps is: extend and take out all the slack from the grip !FIRST!, then break grip opposite of 4 fingers, it really works

[@xclavo3]

K UFC just take the slack out, but not tensing your arms because that's a waste of energy

[@pmartialartsx]

Go to your best local Hapkido school and ask the Master. They will show you some sick stuff that will make them never want to grip you again. That’s like all the entire art of Hapkido seem to do; breakaway from grips.

[@orangeInc311]

so this might be long but I need some help... I'm 14yr old, yellow belt, 50kg, 5ft 6in and quite lean with a bit of muscle. My problem is that I'm having back problems which are starting to spoil bjj for me and I obviously don't want that to happen. Previously I had lower back problems and was constantly injuring it so I started weight training (previously just doing bodyweight exercises). For the most part this fixed my lower back but now I'm having problems like IN my upper back and I find it hard to explain but after getting up after doing bench presses or training for over 2 hours and I get off my back I have a short pain like in my back so it feels very stiff for a few seconds. Any help?

[@orangeInc311]

I think it is my upper spine

[@iFlowWithTheGo]

Speak to your Doctor or a Physio.

[@orangeInc311]

GoWithTheFlow how does a 14 yr old go about doing that?

[@ParkourUnited100]

get your parents to take you to a doctor

[@jeffrobertsbjj]

Orange Inc are you benching often? Are you doing upper body pulling exercises (like rows or something similar) to balance out the muscles? If you are benching a lot, your pectoralis minor may be tight, which causes your shoulders to round forward, and leads to upper back pain. Stretching the pec and strengthening you middle and lower trapezius can help if this is the case. However, I would suggest seeing a Dr to make sure there is no injury first.

[@carnivalwrestler]

Those are the most terrifying Kiai screams I've ever heard.

[@Chewjitsu]

Haha.

[@jaime667]

iron maiden killers rash guard already on the market!!!!! lml

[@P12ooF]

I get murdered in mount. I try my best not to ever get in that position but man my escapes suck. I'll give the shake for space technique a shot.

[@damnson6556]

P12ooF I recommend closing the distance then grabbing one arm and hook the leg on the same side then a big bridge

[@bonecrusherjiujitsujunkie6769]

this move reminds me getting tazed

[@rollinOnCode]

too funny. chewy is awesome

[@DanielSRoba-sh2gc]

What do you call this move? You have named it?

[@Chewjitsu]

The flipper escape.

[@hackedit4u]

Does this work against heavy opponents?

[@aaronramsden1657]

hackedit4u I've used butterfly sweeps into submissions for guys 50+ kilos on me

[@hackedit4u]

Right, but was this technique used to get into butterfly?

[@Chewjitsu]

Yes. You're using mostly hips to lift. Our hips are super strong and can lift a considerably heavier person up.

[@ProfitWebster]

Spasm hair?

[@aaronf.186]

I'd rather get KO'd then use that mount escape in the streets