Working BACK Escape with my Brown Belts!

[@sufianal-mukhtar2888]

This is pure gold. Not only an escape but a route to their back! Thank you Coach

[@dgarcia9376]

Hey coach, I love your approach to explaining the techniques. I like how you always extract the most fundamental principles behind complicated techniques: momentum, space, hand fight, hand positioning... Just enough detail to keep the fun. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@RonALampman]

Great recap! I've used this several times since I first saw it, but the guys I train with are wise to it and swim through.. LOL

[@ddturnerphd]

Awesome, that's part of Wednesday evening's session sorted.

[@stevereedatx]

As a white belt with only eight months of experience, I’ve been using these tips and they’ve been real game changers. Each one of these details works amazingly well. I’ve been pretty surprised at how well I can escape the back to the point where I’ll often allow myself to get there with some people as a staging point to better my position.

[@ahmedalam8704]

I know most of this stuff, but didn’t know the front roll to back take, this stuff is sick…thanks coach Brian!!!! Now I can take this and beat people up who takes my back!!

[@escapetheratrace4798]

This channel is always bringing the slickest moves with the such clear explanations Can't wait to try this one

[@tylerdurden7918]

amazing content, never seen this escape before

[@BodyByBenSLC]

This is good.

[@TonyFernandezjkdjedi]

Can't wait to work this

[@ineed0805]

PERFECT...I have been wondering about back escape for a long time

[@brownmiester]

what if your pulled to the strong side?

[@benryk9643]

Hello

[@albertoherreros9087]

BEAUTIFUL

[@MrKanti-yy5ux]

Love it. Definitely drilling this one.

[@sergelanglais1890]

Game changer!!!

[@grapplerart6331]

Volk and yan should take notes💀

[@NewWorldMMA1]

Fantabulous ✌🏾💯

[@jimg1504]

Does this only work with the body triangle or can you do it if they just have hooks in?

[@eliasschneeberger1337]

Why do you call the underhook side the weak side? We learned the straightjacket system of john danahar recently and he says to fall on the underhook side

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Weak side got its name long ago. The majority of grapplers prefer weak side to strong side because of the ability to control and attack with so many options. It’s called the weak side because the choke is more difficult to apply from that side as opposed to the other side (strong side). Trapping an arm is better on weak side though so it improves the choke a lot. Armbars are great on weak side… arm triangles are great from strong side. It’s just a way to describe the positions. I never think weak side is “weak” however I happen to prefer strong side.

[@eliasschneeberger1337]

@@TeachMeGrappling Thanks for clarifying! We call it the underhook and overhook side

[@jcnesci]

Would've loved to see Volk pull this off against Islam 2 weeks ago 🤯

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yep its what he needed. He had no answer for the body triangle.

[@killerwall11]

Being up against a cage makes some moves more difficult

[@Huicho805]

First baby!!!!!

[@ineed0805]

why can't lean to the other side?

[@MrPhilipRoberts]

Second 🙁

[@shaunantonelli4673]

I like that