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If my school had a belt test with a fee I would just stay at white belt...the goal is to roll until you physically can't, not to get to black.

Man jiu jitsu guys that I come across are all so soft spoken and seem so calm, coming from a wrestling background it’s so different lol

Good stuff right here. REAL jiu-jitsu. Getting rid of the training scars caused but sport grappling.

Very true. Excellent points. Awesome class. Looks like lots of technical grappling going on.

If it says GB on the sign. Red Flag!

Only 1 gi class per week is red flag.

I agree. Most people start Jiu Jitsu to learn self defense but easily fall into the seductive nature of playing guard and neglect learning takedowns and staying on top.

Because they have had enough. They learned and did what they wanted and now it's time for them to move on.

Great stuff! Absolutely love this

Well look at you taking advice and shit. I stopped letting new white belts roll with each other about 6-7 years ago and the injury rate went WAY down. I mentioned this to you a couple years ago and you poo pooed the idea. Its nice to see you are progressing in your thinking.

Very good informative video on new Jiu-Jitsu students, If you’re spazzing during drills/rolling it just means you don’t have enough techniques learned to address the situation you’ve been presented with. So keep showing up to class to learn how to deal with it 👍🏻 Oss!

OMG That shirt is amazing! :)

Red flag: they never talk about self-defense. Unless you are only interested in competition BJJ.

I can tell from wrestling experience its an really great takedown option against larger opponents!

Nice!

The requirements to be a back belt is being trained at driving tanks and helicopters

Sick shirt

so on so called 'spazziness', you can not just say you are a spaz, stop spazzing and 'flow roll'. you have to first define it- and setup an environment to facilitate a very controlled learning environment so they can overcome any so called spazziness. there are different methods to do so- but more or less you have to teach the person to slow down and process things one at a time. you might start them near the end of a submission and teach them how to control not necessarily finish but just control the position. or you might have them do standing passing but not actually pass- just do not get swept and neutralize the opponent hips. it is these very small games and skills that you need to develop to get rid of so called 'spazziness'. Another fun game that everyone can do is BJJ chess- you can make it very very silly and fun. Each person takes turns and does just 1 or 2 moves. if you are far higher rank then you might let the lower belt do a couple more moves then you do yours. and you keep going. there is no finishing- it is just purely moving, controlling and experiencing the different fun positions and challenges. really as you get better and better at the game and more used to various positions, the moves flow one into another and you have an actual flow roll. but it is absolutely absurd to just call someone a spaz and stop spazzing- does nothing but create frustration

Great instructions, Ty for putting this together

Ozae- tani-otsohi( constricting Tani-otoshi)

Gracie Bradenton? Did you wrestle for Bayshore, Manatee, or Southeast? Nice instructional, by the way. Very good information and clearly presented.

Great video and sound advice!

Solid drill. Any advice of what workouts wrestlers should be doing in the gym?

I need more info about finishing Kimora with straight arm

Good info!

The shirt 😂 👏

If the top guy can't use his free hand to release the choke and go knee on stomach here, he isn't trying. If your goal is to get him to move, I suppose that works.

If he's doing north-south wrong...

that arm control is interesting!! Where did you learn that?

Looks like the top guy is more in side control than N, S Coach?

Love it, gotta see the dolphin choke next 🐬

Gold

Will try👍

Thanks! Good idea !

But aren’t a lot of movements inherently explosive? I’m thinking takedowns, sweeps, guard passing…I totally get not wanting to injure, or be too competition-motivated during sparring, but I thought the point of sparring was to field test movements that happen explosively on the street or in competition

Question: what do you think about Lat Drop to Kesa Gatame (as you’re doing) straight into Kata Gatame (Arm Triangle Choke)? I was thinking 💭 just let him frame and he exposes himself to it.

nice shirt

👎👎👎👎

After the striking comment I couldn't take this seriously.

I visited your gym, and I had a great time! I really enjoyed your teaching on the head and arm triangle

Honestly, that shirt alone would have me leaving your dingy @ss, ringworm infested "gym".

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Time based promotions with stamps on a card. Gracie Barra I'm looking at you

dont have a program obout the content that any person can see red flag, give belts when te couch think base only in his criteria red flag, allow pull guard without a takedown red flad

I agree with not giving promotion without earning it. My story, I was given 1 stripe on my white belt after a month. 18 months later I was still a 1 stripe white belt. I felt I was picking it up slowly with some added privates. My question is what to do with someone like me that want to continue. I did quit in the end. Haven’t been for almost a year now

Red flag: you don’t enjoy going. Green flag: you do enjoy going. Not everyone wants to be a black belt world champ, for everyone else just find something you enjoy.

I’m a purple getting ready to test for brown and I just learned this one and love it 😍

Love the shirt. Powerful message there that most people on here didn’t catch. Your eyes are open 👀

I’m new to BJJ and train at a small gym. Is it normal for the instructors to not give you personalized instruction? As in, they just demonstrate the drills, speak to the drills, but don’t ever provide individualized feedback. My gut feeling is that I’m getting lousy instruction, but not sure what’s normal.

Absolutely gorgeous drop!