Wrestling Up: 3 Ways to Counter Resistance | Damien Anderson B-Team Technique

Damien Anderson shows a wrestle-up series during a class at B-Team Jiu-Jitsu in Austin,. Texas.
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[@dcDOC19]

Once again the B-Team dropping great knowledge. Thanks Professor Damien, oss.

[@MrStrongBro]

Damien has a wonderful gift to teach.

[@brentonmckiterick4786]

That's so sick.

[@christophertymchuk1054]

One of the best jits channels on KZbin. Thanks for all the content!!!

[@TheeFitnessEnthusiast]

Professor Damien is an amazing instructor. I would love to see more from him.

[@lolus8974]

Damn this is incredible. Professor Damien has a gift

[@Samsamsmovement]

Good stuff! Love the B-team.

[@TylerTheUke]

Top Tier Instruction as always from Damien

[@nam11r]

High level teaching right here!

[@valhallabjj1032]

thank you !

[@SweetNonExistence]

Great display of skills at CJJW Team Duel. That overtime result sucked cause you guys truly deserved the $50k. An amazingly dominant performance.

[@inyourfacegaming7221]

That shit was set up to start with . They stalled and even got the harder of the two teams . It was rigged and they know it .

[@odinzraider591]

I agree.

[@anotheryogateacher8499]

wow, such a good video. i will sure to get the silver with these moves. love the B-Team.

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

Just something to be aware of… If you post your far hand on the mat, the defensive wrestler should grab that wrist, and use his whizzer to pressure down and simultaneously lift his inside leg. This will set you on your hip and he is now in positional control. When you meet this resistance on the single, it is better to grab your own wrist and push your palm to the floor behind his knee and tripod up, step over the far leg, then you are in a position to shelf the leg and finish. I did it the way he was showing up until I got into higher levels of wrestling competition. Then it was imperative to do it the way I am describing. The way I am describing is the fundamental way that I was popularized by John Smith and taught by my collegiate coach who wrestled with John Smith on the 1988 Olympic team.

[@TheSpasticShow]

Can you film a video of this??

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

@@TheSpasticShow yeah I didn’t cover that in a lot of detail on my own page, so I can make a more detailed one on when you’re really getting sprawled on. But I discussed it briefly and showed it from when you started to beat the corner (with your palm on that mat) here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5DZi6xqmL9opJY

[@zaidamien2743]

Is this the same technique where the placido 'beef' stemmed from?

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

@@zaidamien2743pretty similar. Except what was shown on the other video is that you’re gonna somehow lift your head back up and regain height/posture. Damien is circling behind, which is actually a much more realistic option, but posting gives me the wrist, which I can do a lot with. When he doesn’t post his hand, I actually have less defensive options and the John Smith finish is very hard to counter when someone understands how to do it right. But post that hand and now I have an entire arsenal of stuff and anything you try to do afterwards is the wrong answer

[@danwatts2096]

sick

[@amechi]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Exiecutioner]

🔥

[@ericfamily7155]

Damien has great instructions 7:36

[@aleksandertokarzewski7978]

Złoto.

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

so many details

[@elmundir]

at 7:27 you cant prevent the opponent posting on the mat by removing under hook and just hold his wizzer this is a very strong and underated move , you can mix this by going it directly using the john wayne sweep Also everytime someone try to darce you you just maintain his wizzer and john whyne sweep him easely you will look like a pro jedi lol

[@elmundir]

@@markbowen8461 I just watched this fight and didnt notice the sweep I was talking maybe I missed it but here a video of the technique I am talking kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ2QhH2im8-Gerc do you talk about the same technique?

[@elmundir]

@@markbowen8461 ha yeah nice technique but not really the same technique I was talking still a good one but I think it s kinda lucky scrambling

[@elmundir]

@@markbowen8461 sorry yeah I dont mean to say that but Galvao tried a fancy arm bar and then his opponent counter by throwing him almost like an seino nage . Still thanks for sharing me this exciting match have a nice day

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

@@elmundir wow! I really like that technique of regripping off his Darce attempt. That is super cool. Thank you for sharing that, man! This is what it is all about-sharing knowledge!

[@Tupat95]

100%%

[@cccowboy2576]

Hey those two dudes sitting under Texas flag were paying no attention to Demian the entire time... Anderson you really need to whop their asses in sparring so that this would not happen again... 🤭

[@troysdogtraining]

ohhhh no bteam failed the smoke detector test

[@littlebighumancom]

Good stuff, good teacher. But dear lord, I wish people would stop with the nonsense Japanese. Doesn't help at all. Ko soto means small outside. Saying outside hook makes so much more sense. Just makes it unnecessarily more complex to teach this stuff.

[@cro_magnum]

Lmfao

[@dusanslepcev2665]

It’s a lot easier to say kosoto instead of minor outer reap

[@psychoshonen]

If you can learn Americana, Kimura, Ezekiel, Estima, Sao Paulo, anaconda, D'arce, or any of the other terms for techniques that aren't expressly descriptive of a technique (though as you note, the Japanese is actually descriptive if you speak it), you can learn kosoto, juji, sankaku, ashi garami, or any of the other Japanese terms Danaher and his offshoots tend to use just as easily. (Though if it wasn't obvious by my name, I'm a weeb and so Japanese just isn't as confusing to me as it is to other people, so grain of salt and all that.)

[@adamgillespie3393]

It's just showing respect to the origins of the sport. It's now too difficult to learn and you can use both of them if u want

[@littlebighumancom]

@@adamgillespie3393 bullshit