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Charles Harriott
United States
Приєднався 11 лют 2017
Hello people! I am Charles Harriott.
My whole life the only thing that has never changed is my love and practice of Martial Arts. From a young boy, to breakdancing physics major, to software developer, Martial Arts was always part of my life.
At the age of 30, 8.5 years into a professional career I made a change: I left the office behind to embark on a journey making martial arts the main focus of my life. I had always traveled within Florida to train. Over the coming years the journeys got longer as I met more amazing people in the Jiu Jitsu community. In 2018 this allowed me to travel to 90+ schools in 26 countries.
After I got home I decided I wasn't done and have made this my life. I can't think of a better job, as a lifelong teacher there are few things that give me as much joy as watching students gain proficiency and fall in love with their Jiu Jitsu.
My whole life the only thing that has never changed is my love and practice of Martial Arts. From a young boy, to breakdancing physics major, to software developer, Martial Arts was always part of my life.
At the age of 30, 8.5 years into a professional career I made a change: I left the office behind to embark on a journey making martial arts the main focus of my life. I had always traveled within Florida to train. Over the coming years the journeys got longer as I met more amazing people in the Jiu Jitsu community. In 2018 this allowed me to travel to 90+ schools in 26 countries.
After I got home I decided I wasn't done and have made this my life. I can't think of a better job, as a lifelong teacher there are few things that give me as much joy as watching students gain proficiency and fall in love with their Jiu Jitsu.
Відео
Fish & Ponds Part 1: How to Improve your BJJ no matter where you train
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Fish & Ponds: Part 1 How to avoid plateaus and mental fatigue whether you are a big fish in a little pond or a guppy in the ocean. This is the first part of a class I taught in Poland and I really enjoyed it. I chose to take the time to do a little bit of editing. Let me know what you think. If you like my style feel free to support me by checking out my Patreon and BJJ Fanatics Instructionals ...
Leglock Games at Zen Camp
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A constraint lead class focused on semi-live games for gaining time defending and maintaining leg entanglements. Patreon www.patreon.com/charlesharriott BJJ Fanatics bjjfanatics.com/collections/dvd/fighter_charles-harriott #bjj #jiujitsu #leglockdrill #leglockgames
Sneaky Armbar
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Throwback to an older simpler time. Before the travel. Enjoy a me with hair explaining a fun armbar that was the bread and butter of my old school game. I'm proud of how far I've come and excited for more. If you enjoy this and want more check out my instructionals on BJJ Fanatics bjjfanatics.com/collections/dvd/fighter_charles-harriott Or join my Patreon www.patreon.com/charlesharriott #bjj #a...
The Elbow Frame: Mini Game & Butt Judo Installments 😂
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A short clip from the Butt Judo class focusing on keeping the elbow frame. If you enjoy this and want more check out my instructionals on BJJ Fanatics bjjfanatics.com/products/defense-to-offense-attacking-from-the-elbow-frame-by-charles-harriott Or join my Patreon www.patreon.com/charlesharriott
Discover the hidden gems from Charles Harriott Jan 2024 Patreon Q&A
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Discover the hidden gems from Charles Harriott Jan 2024 Patreon Q&A
The Elbow Frame: Butt Judo and the Teapot Tai Otoshi
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The Elbow Frame: Butt Judo and the Teapot Tai Otoshi
The Elbow Frame: Don't Drop the nuts
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The Elbow Frame: Don't Drop the nuts
BJJ Frames and Levers: Wielding Gravity with the Elbow Frame
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BJJ Frames and Levers: Wielding Gravity with the Elbow Frame
Game Over & Saddle Entries from Single Leg X for BJJ
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Game Over & Saddle Entries from Single Leg X for BJJ
Lessons Learned Episode 2: Tornado Sweep Modifications
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Lessons Learned Episode 2: Tornado Sweep Modifications
Lessons Learned Episode #3: Active Hooks
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Lessons Learned Episode #3: Active Hooks
Lessons Learned Episode 4: Little Victories
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Lessons Learned Episode 4: Little Victories
Lessons Learned Episode 1: Pocket Grip
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Lessons Learned Episode 1: Pocket Grip
Charles Harriott Jiu Jitsu Highlight
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Charles Harriott Jiu Jitsu Highlight
Don’t miss an opportunity to train with Charla Harriet. Excellent coach and one of the coolest people I’ve met.
“Charles”. Pardon my fat thumbs.
thanks for the tune
ua-cam.com/video/WooOeGxySrY/v-deo.html
my gym in new jersey , bodega jiu jitsu trains the ecological approach as well. I hope to this become the new style of teaching in the future, its only my third month of training , but the instincts I have currently show that its almost like ive been training for years when reality ive not. When i travel to other gyms and train at my university and go against people who are purple belts or even brown belts they are surprised that im able to wrestle them or pass them in ways they haven't seen before and even submit them a good amount of them. I really do hope this becomes the new style of training as it totally blows technique drilling out of the water which just gives you moves that you end up forgetting.
I follow them on Instagram and would love to visit some time. I can't claim to be any expert at the ecological approach. I teach in many ways enjoy letting people discover and work with progressive resistance and constraints. So I think it's really about having the right teaching tool for the right time and task. I definitely had a bit of prescriptive instructions towards the end.
Awesome
This is awesome instruction. I’m really trying to learn how to teach like this. Thank you
Thanks for taking the time to watch. Happy I could help.
Yay, a new video with Charles. Thanks for sharing your experience and wisdom!
Thanks for taking the time to watch.
Excellent information, man! Love it. And I can’t believe I wasn’t subscribed to your channel already, but I fixed that and am now subscribed.
Thanks so much man I appreciate the kind words.
Great advice. I know a brown belt thats is getting booped on tbe nose
Excellent
Great advice i needed to hear this.Especially like showing the students actually flow rolling.Thank you thank you
Flow rolling is hard but id done right it can be helpful. Happy you liked the video
great content on this channel, thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
I find this elbow frame everywhere. Game changer.
This elbow frame is amazing. Charles is a great teacher
Thanks let me know any success or struggles you run into.
Got to do a seminar with Rinaldo about a month ago. Lunch with him was a blast. Funny dude. Flew in, did a seminar, flew out.
There's definitely only one Rinaldo always with the jokes and stores. Happy you enjoyed the seminar with him.
Well said!! 🎉
Thanks man
charles you are one of my fav instructors i have been annoying my teammates with the elbow frame and dog leash you have also got me to invert, thinking i would never have the coordination to do so! cheers from the UK🇬🇧
Thanks so much for all the love. It has been my pleasure.
AWESOME!!!!
Thanks!! Try it on an unsuspecting training partner lol.
Lol "Butt Judo"
Wrestlers can wrestle up so I can butt judo 🤣
this is immensely great
Thanks man
I don't get why these instructors use women as their partner during these examples. And then talking about nuts. Like, bro -- use a dude as a partner.
Simply put, she is my partner and assistant, and a great one at that. She often assists by sharing what the technique feels like and how to be a better partner for it. I literally meant peanuts, chips, or any snack you can hold in your hand. Yes, the word 'nuts' got some giggles, which I appreciate because laughter aids in learning retention. If that offends you, then my style of teaching might not suit you. I use larger, stronger guys when I need to illustrate how something would work on a tall or heavy person, but for most things, I use Natasha. She is the person with whom I have taught the most, and teaching seminars with her is a pleasure. I hope this clarifies why I have a female uke in my seminars. I can't speak for anyone else.
Are women not allowed to hear the word nuts or something lmao
Smooth!
Thanks man
Amazing video Charles! Thank you
Thanks man
Love this,I have elbow frame vid and this is a nice addition to that
Happy you like it feel free to message me with any problems or successes
well said
Thanks Phil
I love this! Thank you, Charles
You are so welcome!
fucking awesome!!!!!
Happy you liked it
Awesome video 😁
Thanks 😁
I want to improve my game with more of this Gahngam style.
Hands down the best, most straightforward tutorial I've seen. I was able to do a cartwheel almost immediately going through these steps.
Thanks so much. Happy to help
Pinoy pride 🤟
Good luck tryna keep your aggressor still in order for you to do this 💀 Boxing is the best thing you can learn, and that’s coming from a HARDCORE UFC Fan since I was a kid
Leglocks are a thing that sometimes work and sometimes don't. This technique has an application for when the opponent doesn't fall on the initial imanari and seeks to entangle both of their legs to bring them into a position where standing back up is difficult. Leg locks in striking situations will always be high risk but this video was made for a grappling match application. That being said I still think Dukaru and other backside 50 style pins are powerful in a striking context as illustrated by the Ryan Hall roll in the link I am providing. Have a good one. ua-cam.com/users/shortswBI8cJ_W9Vc?si=DOGy8LqmfCIfnfcq
Weirdos
Yup
THA
Wtf was this 🤢
Ayoo
Wtf am i watching...
Starring into my soul
I thought that was Samuel L Jackson at first
🤣
Brilliant thanks!
Definitely
Thanks 👍
Hopefully it helps
This is awesome
Thanks
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who named the position game over and do you know which instructional it is found from?
Dean lister iirc.You can find it from Reilly bodycomb old instructionals and dean
Yup I think his leg lock system instructional is free on UA-cam
Thanks for some great lessons, Charles! He broke down guard passing to simple elements: ua-cam.com/video/aIzSrxt4xl8/v-deo.html
Nice 👌🏼
Thanks
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Ah she blocks the 4 11 leg locks and you wind shield wiper pass.
Exactly.
Dig the foot to foot detail on the Castillo escape. Good stuff dude
Thank you for this! You’re def one of my favorite instructors 🙌🏽