Charles Harriott
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Single X & Reverse X Guard Easy Progression
Single X & Reverse X Guard Easy Progression
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Відео

Xmartial Rashguard Unwrapping and Sponsorship
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So just like that I have been offered a sponsorship by Xmartial. They found my UA-cam, liked it and reached out. I had never worn their gear and so they sent me some stuff to try. Here is me unpacking it. I actually wore the green set for the first time today here in London at Wave BJJ for open mat and absolutely loved it. So I am now going to be a partner so if you want the discount code drop ...
3 Sweeps 1 Hook (BJJ sweeps & leglocks)
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a short clip showing how to effortlessly sweep and leglock from a seated guard and half butterfly in nogi Jiu Jitsu. This was from the first time I had the pleasure of meeting the amazing people Bendy and Katie from King Kneebar in Las Vegas at the last ADCC. www.patreon.com/charlesharriott bjjfanatics.com/collections/dvd/fighter_charles-harriott #bjj #charlesharriottjiujitsu #charlesharriott #...
Fish and Ponds Part 2
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Fish and Ponds Part 2
Fish & Ponds Part 1: How to Improve your BJJ no matter where you train
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Fish & Ponds Part 1: How to Improve your BJJ no matter where you train
Leglock Games at Zen Camp
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Leglock Games at Zen Camp
Sneaky Armbar Solo Drill
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Sneaky Armbar Solo Drill
Sneaky Armbar
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Sneaky Armbar
The Elbow Frame: Mini Game & Butt Judo Installments 😂
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The Elbow Frame: Mini Game & Butt Judo Installments 😂
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 Armbar and Pendulum Conditioning
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BJJ Armbar and Pendulum Conditioning
Pendulum Motion for BJJ
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Pendulum Motion for BJJ
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
Leglock Safety by Charles Harriott
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Leglock Safety by Charles Harriott
Leverage Application: The Kimura
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Leverage Application: The Kimura
Leverage Concept: The Bent Arm
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Leverage Concept: The Bent Arm
Leverage concept: The arm bar
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Leverage concept: The arm bar
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
Windmill x Inversion
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Windmill x Inversion
Leverage Concept: The Larry Table
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Leverage Concept: The Larry Table

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @pvpprodigy-v1
    @pvpprodigy-v1 Місяць тому

    Am I the problem or is it so hard to remember?

  • @shawaccs1468
    @shawaccs1468 2 місяці тому

    Beautiful advice

  • @kforcer
    @kforcer 3 місяці тому

    Great drill! I was actually just thinking of something fairly similar conceptually. Great to see this!

  • @shawaccs1468
    @shawaccs1468 3 місяці тому

    Love how u say.. nothing scientific 😂❤

  • @brianr2941
    @brianr2941 4 місяці тому

    I find myself doing this with my instructor because I realize right when I’ve went past the point of saving myself but not against lower belts. What he is saying is great advise that I’m going to start heeding. Thx!

  • @frazzle657
    @frazzle657 4 місяці тому

    If they then start smashing you towards your head can you still tuck your head forward to roll on?

  • @bohm66
    @bohm66 4 місяці тому

    Thanks for the seminar!

  • @130BJJ
    @130BJJ 4 місяці тому

    i really like the details here, thank you. 0:55

  • @johnkeating2050
    @johnkeating2050 4 місяці тому

    Brillant

  • @scal7122
    @scal7122 5 місяців тому

    Amazing. Could even do this as a defense to a standing single leg

  • @Leopar525
    @Leopar525 5 місяців тому

    Too many severe accidents with this one… not worth it

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 5 місяців тому

      While I agree if done poorly, ie jumping into the side of the knee it can be very dangerous. However, if you look at capoeira and sambo they both do it without injury . If you look I put my rear leg into place first and put weight in my hand so that the takedown is done hitting the waist and back of the knee so that there is no impact on the lateral knee. This variant I have done for a long time with no injuries. Just my 2 cents

  • @130BJJ
    @130BJJ 5 місяців тому

    i like your teaching style

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 5 місяців тому

      Thanks feel free to shoot me a message and request a video.

  • @thelastchimp
    @thelastchimp 5 місяців тому

    thanks charles

  • @iuseyourname
    @iuseyourname 5 місяців тому

    This is great. Thanks for sharing!

  • @ChrisNickelson
    @ChrisNickelson 5 місяців тому

    Eerily accurate

  • @PhilDiaz-y7n
    @PhilDiaz-y7n 5 місяців тому

    Thank you, Charles. i needed to see and hear this, especially the week I'm having 😊

  • @claytongreen5285
    @claytongreen5285 6 місяців тому

    Don’t miss an opportunity to train with Charla Harriet. Excellent coach and one of the coolest people I’ve met.

  • @Brandonsherrell-zv3pc
    @Brandonsherrell-zv3pc 6 місяців тому

    thanks for the tune

  • @CharlesHarriott
    @CharlesHarriott 6 місяців тому

    ua-cam.com/video/WooOeGxySrY/v-deo.html

  • @jixs2033
    @jixs2033 6 місяців тому

    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.

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 6 місяців тому

      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.

  • @TheNamshubofEnki
    @TheNamshubofEnki 7 місяців тому

    Awesome

  • @terrellkluting5370
    @terrellkluting5370 7 місяців тому

    This is awesome instruction. I’m really trying to learn how to teach like this. Thank you

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 7 місяців тому

      Thanks for taking the time to watch. Happy I could help.

  • @upkpoxer
    @upkpoxer 7 місяців тому

    Yay, a new video with Charles. Thanks for sharing your experience and wisdom!

  • @KnightJiuJitsu
    @KnightJiuJitsu 7 місяців тому

    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.

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 7 місяців тому

      Thanks so much man I appreciate the kind words.

  • @allenharrelliii7424
    @allenharrelliii7424 7 місяців тому

    Great advice. I know a brown belt thats is getting booped on tbe nose

  • @PhilDiaz-y7n
    @PhilDiaz-y7n 7 місяців тому

    Great advice i needed to hear this.Especially like showing the students actually flow rolling.Thank you thank you

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 7 місяців тому

      Flow rolling is hard but id done right it can be helpful. Happy you liked the video

  • @mattmgarza
    @mattmgarza 8 місяців тому

    great content on this channel, thank you!

  • @allenharrelliii7424
    @allenharrelliii7424 8 місяців тому

    I find this elbow frame everywhere. Game changer.

  • @allenharrelliii7424
    @allenharrelliii7424 8 місяців тому

    This elbow frame is amazing. Charles is a great teacher

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 8 місяців тому

      Thanks let me know any success or struggles you run into.

  • @KodiakCombat
    @KodiakCombat 9 місяців тому

    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.

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 8 місяців тому

      There's definitely only one Rinaldo always with the jokes and stories. Happy you enjoyed the seminar with him.

  • @EnergiaMartialArts
    @EnergiaMartialArts 9 місяців тому

    Well said!! 🎉

  • @thelastchimp
    @thelastchimp 10 місяців тому

    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🇬🇧

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 10 місяців тому

      Thanks so much for all the love. It has been my pleasure.

    • @PhilDiaz-y7n
      @PhilDiaz-y7n 4 місяці тому

      Hi I hope you're well and i hope you don't mind me messaging you? I read your comment about Charles Harriot.I like his videos and teaching also Priit and Chris Paines vids and teaching. I am from UK but living in the Philippines and learning Jiu-jitsu unfortunately no one has heard of those instructor's here or their methods. So may I ask, did you train using the video's on partners ? I'm thinking of joining Priit Mihkelson website but not sure ? Hope I was too intrusive but I was happy someone from the UK was on the same page as me. Mark

    • @thelastchimp
      @thelastchimp 3 місяці тому

      @@PhilDiaz-y7n hey man , no worries. I started just with the videos on the globetrotters channel and anything on youtube to study pretty much i.e. eduardo telles, priit, craig jones, charles & chris, etc. instructionals I study: unstoppable standups, inversion 101 and just stand up hope this helps

  • @charlieruisseau2476
    @charlieruisseau2476 10 місяців тому

    AWESOME!!!!

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 10 місяців тому

      Thanks!! Try it on an unsuspecting training partner lol.

  • @upkpoxer
    @upkpoxer 10 місяців тому

    Lol "Butt Judo"

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 10 місяців тому

      Wrestlers can wrestle up so I can butt judo 🤣

  • @johnnyvegas3979
    @johnnyvegas3979 10 місяців тому

    this is immensely great

  • @EternalIntelligence
    @EternalIntelligence 10 місяців тому

    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.

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 10 місяців тому

      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.

    • @samuelmiller1936
      @samuelmiller1936 10 місяців тому

      Are women not allowed to hear the word nuts or something lmao

  • @EnergiaMartialArts
    @EnergiaMartialArts 10 місяців тому

    Smooth!

  • @EnergiaMartialArts
    @EnergiaMartialArts 10 місяців тому

    Amazing video Charles! Thank you

  • @jamesguy4688
    @jamesguy4688 10 місяців тому

    Love this,I have elbow frame vid and this is a nice addition to that

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott 10 місяців тому

      Happy you like it feel free to message me with any problems or successes

  • @PhilCardella
    @PhilCardella 10 місяців тому

    well said

  • @bryanvandergriff3588
    @bryanvandergriff3588 10 місяців тому

    I love this! Thank you, Charles

  • @workwork2847
    @workwork2847 11 місяців тому

    fucking awesome!!!!!

  • @ABJJMarriage
    @ABJJMarriage 11 місяців тому

    Awesome video 😁

  • @williammdsilva
    @williammdsilva 11 місяців тому

    I want to improve my game with more of this Gahngam style.

  • @TheAdamk12
    @TheAdamk12 11 місяців тому

    Hands down the best, most straightforward tutorial I've seen. I was able to do a cartwheel almost immediately going through these steps.

  • @jrandersson7719
    @jrandersson7719 Рік тому

    Pinoy pride 🤟

  • @Vntichrist
    @Vntichrist Рік тому

    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

    • @CharlesHarriott
      @CharlesHarriott Рік тому

      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

  • @JSFILMS129
    @JSFILMS129 Рік тому

    Weirdos

  • @GemLifeDIY
    @GemLifeDIY Рік тому

    THA

  • @ShriLLKiLLz
    @ShriLLKiLLz Рік тому

    Wtf was this 🤢