Uncommon Training Method to Develop Advanced Submissions in BJJ

[@ronaldp.vincent8226]

Beautiful perspective of jiujitsu! I love rolling with people who share this same way of thinking. We’re not just trying to break each other’s limbs- we’re trying to get better. If you have a submission you know you can finish, that’s the win you’re looking for, but then giving the guy an opportunity to escape or defend makes HIS game better and YOUR game better. That’s when the real fun in jiujitsu happens for me.

[@sacramentallyill]

Love it. It's not about being better than the next person, it's about being better than yourself. You vs you!

[@determinedlyunmotivated4300]

Thanks for all you do! Met you in RL and you are a class act. Much love

[@juniorlimma8100]

awesome! thanks chewy. Your videos have been making my journey as a white belt a lot easier. I'm competing as well, so against some colleagues I can't roll as hard, and was trying to find ways to use these more relaxed rolls to learn as well. Good weekend man

[@tigercrush2253]

I used do this all the time when one of my primary training partners was much, much smaller than me. I set up my primary submissions on her and then let her start her escapes so I could find my next steps. Super valuable.

[@Flizbap]

Instructions unclear; will attempt nothing but americanas going forward.

[@austmo516]

Thank you

[@fastrrcbr]

awesome stuff

[@LastRellik]

Awesome! Now I just need to find someone less skilled than me

[@DavidR-t9d]

Adam has changed a lot 😢

[@mgherter]

He even changed his name to Mike. That's commitment.

[@chubbydubs]

Second comment great stuff !