White Belt BJJ: Common Mistakes

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  • @marcofognog
    @marcofognog 9 років тому +155

    Finally someone is using the appropriate tone and vocabulary for brazilian jiujitsu

  • @Lescouflair
    @Lescouflair 10 років тому +533

    I didn't understand anything until you started speaking like a Brazilian

    • @RobMakowski
      @RobMakowski 10 років тому +1

      I hear that!

    • @KronozMH
      @KronozMH 10 років тому +1

      Rob Makowski you didnt hear what you seen within the video \:v/

    • @igorbull666
      @igorbull666 10 років тому

      Steven Le You sure? ... who knows!? haha

    • @lethalcombination
      @lethalcombination 10 років тому +4

      look up renato laranja :)

    • @CharlieMcShaneFilms
      @CharlieMcShaneFilms  10 років тому +5

      Harry Cheema Little known fact: the Renato Laranja theme song was done by... Charlie From The Plaza.

  • @PabloCruise91
    @PabloCruise91 9 років тому +234

    Your Brazilian accent is hilarious

  • @jeremylee107
    @jeremylee107 8 років тому +12

    As a white belt, it's great to see a B.J.J video with a sense of humour. It makes the dauntingly complex world of B.J.J feel just that bit more approachable. Would love to see a video on a simple closed guard armbar. Keep up the good work!!!

  • @RAULxsXex
    @RAULxsXex 10 років тому +131

    priceless brazilian accent !

    • @CharlieMcShaneFilms
      @CharlieMcShaneFilms  10 років тому +2

      If you're brazilian, I take that as a high compliment.

    • @RAULxsXex
      @RAULxsXex 10 років тому +5

      Charlie From The Plaza Yes sir, im from Sao Paulo. The way you pronounced "guard"..... hahahah LMAO !
      sad but true....

    • @johntorres1353
      @johntorres1353 10 років тому +2

      Charlie From The Plaza Dude I was multi-tasking and listening in the background since I'm a white belt and just started rolling and all of a sudden I hear a Brazilian accent. I had to stop and look at the video to figure out what was going on!

    • @CharlieMcShaneFilms
      @CharlieMcShaneFilms  10 років тому +11

      Thatch nice for you to says to me for my accentch.

    • @777Skeptic
      @777Skeptic 10 років тому +3

      Sounded exactly like my instructor. "You poot your foooot here, and you sweep."

  • @coolisnow
    @coolisnow 8 років тому +28

    LOOOOOOOOOOL the Brazilian impression at the end

  • @HarveyFoFi
    @HarveyFoFi 9 років тому +57

    I wished they had youtube, to watch videos like this, when I started BJJ back in 1995/96. It would it saved me a lot of headaches.

    • @CharlieMcShaneFilms
      @CharlieMcShaneFilms  9 років тому +13

      +Harvey rivera Exactly! I hope these videos spare new guys some years of flailing.

    • @inthepocket9136
      @inthepocket9136 8 років тому +2

      +Harvey rivera Same here man. Started back in 96 myself.

    • @yannikbaltes3552
      @yannikbaltes3552 8 років тому +3

      +Harvey rivera most of the guys who just started a couple of years ago have no idea how lucky they are. There are all these techniques out there, u just have to search for it and take it. Same with sparring matches. look at marcelo for instance, he has tons of rolls on youtube, back in the days u maybe have to travel to another country to see him roll for 1-2 hours. Its out there guys, take it.

    • @YOCEEOOH
      @YOCEEOOH 8 років тому

      +Harvey rivera Everything they said could happen, happened to me....lmao!!!

    • @mikeharvey1597
      @mikeharvey1597 8 років тому

      same here. :)

  • @Pavement-Prophets
    @Pavement-Prophets 10 років тому +1

    Love the way you have that imitating frantic expression of fear of the white belt. I'm taking a leaf out of your book, you know what I'm going through.

  • @tiagostaurenghimurer5350
    @tiagostaurenghimurer5350 7 років тому +4

    White belt from brazil here. Your brazilian impression is remarkable. I'm subscribing your channel.

  • @scotta1820
    @scotta1820 2 роки тому +1

    I'm new to BJJ and these videos are awesome. Love your sense of humor

  • @funknotik
    @funknotik 9 років тому +19

    I did all these dumb mistake today lol. Good video.

  • @gojuboxer4224
    @gojuboxer4224 6 років тому

    The simple breakdown with the accent really authenticates the lesson... that was AWESOME.

  • @BillyHandsome
    @BillyHandsome 8 років тому +2

    when i first started jiujitsu a couple years ago i made these mistakes so many times no matter how much my coach told me to refrain from it...I even saw newer guys come in and they were earning stripes before me and i eventually got so frustrated and got tired of the whole team tapping me out all the time i quit BJJ...Then I started doing my homework (videos, going to other schools and picking up books)....I came across this video and some other ones like White Belt: where to start and immediately noticed some things i had been doing wrong that my coach had been trying to show me all along....it was like i was watching myself rolling and doing all the newbie stuff...i decided to pick up my face and headed back over to the same gym and try everything all over again....I'm still a white belt but i have since earned two stripes on my belt just by changing a couple of simple things i learned from watching this...thanks

    • @Slickhuman
      @Slickhuman 2 роки тому

      Are you still attending?

  • @migraine516
    @migraine516 10 років тому +4

    This video has the most Admiral Ackbar in it, than any other Brazilian Jiu Jitsu video ever made.

  • @rafael6485
    @rafael6485 8 років тому +1

    the best brazinglish I've heard so far.

  • @kduffin33
    @kduffin33 10 років тому +25

    i feel so stupid hahaha (I'm a white belt) that fist 30 sec was all me

    • @MadcapMagician01
      @MadcapMagician01 10 років тому +4

      You're not the only one....lesson now learnt :)

    • @mattfield3371
      @mattfield3371 10 років тому +3

      Don't worry about it, we're in the same boat...white belt is the time to learn that what you are doing is all wrong, not the time to learn that at blue belt, purple, etc. you will fix most of your issues at the early white belt stages, I've seen upper-level white belts that seem to be at a blue belt level at least and it's because they've learned these basics and apply them very well.

  • @kevincharliefoxtrot9792
    @kevincharliefoxtrot9792 8 років тому

    Great accent. I took a lesson w/ Royce in 2006 & will never forget how he said triangle. "Try-angle". I forgot everything else, but the stripe he gave me on my white belt, and rolling w/ him. An honor.

  • @patiscool5553
    @patiscool5553 8 років тому +1

    Thank goodness that second part was in there, I was lost up till that point.

  • @HollisZheng
    @HollisZheng 5 років тому

    Great introductory video. That American accent you put on at the beginning and ending is priceless.

  • @DatDarnDude
    @DatDarnDude 9 років тому

    Those last 2 minutes was probably the greatest thing I've seen all week

  • @antoniohiguera1738
    @antoniohiguera1738 9 років тому

    Thank you so much, im a White belt and i always do all the mistakes in the video, specially the first, trying the choke in the closed guard. Now i have to improve myself

  • @paddylynn1409
    @paddylynn1409 8 років тому +1

    Been doing bjj for 7 months now so glad i watched this video, thanks for sharing :)

  • @johandaniels
    @johandaniels 8 років тому

    Haha I love the Portuguese add-on for effect. great video just got back to bjj as white belt and this helped me remember those early mistakes I made.

  • @robsmith763
    @robsmith763 10 років тому

    Good parallel between closed guard and mount: both something to escape from. Thanks for the video man, good one.

  • @edwardperezmendez
    @edwardperezmendez 8 років тому

    Thank you so much for putting this up. This is exactly what I'm doing as a white belt right now!

  • @chrisjones7165
    @chrisjones7165 7 років тому +1

    Sounds exactly like my instructor Thiago .... love the simple version ...

  • @alfredyanone6215
    @alfredyanone6215 8 років тому

    Oh man, that Chris Walken Brazilian instructor was the best. Also, it actually did make it easier to understand.

  • @MsDanimalC
    @MsDanimalC 10 років тому

    I'm only just about to train gi, after doing nogi for a little bit. I felt like I was watching a video of myself! Thank you for the humor, and the good advice. The Brazilian accent really drove the points home. :)

  • @tamarabeck2411
    @tamarabeck2411 8 років тому

    This is where I'm at right now, good to see im not the only one feeling unko :) going to watch all your videos now and when I roll on Saturdays Ill feel much better :) thanks

  • @mrnaji
    @mrnaji 8 років тому +1

    I don't know if this is funny or serious but I do these same Mistakes all the time when in someone's guard

  • @Aymiikeeganmelb
    @Aymiikeeganmelb 10 років тому +2

    I think every school should teach this to young girls and women !! It should be compulsory !, great video ! This video could save a woman u know pass it along ..

  • @DoktorSick
    @DoktorSick 9 років тому +5

    things became so much clearer when he started using the brazilian accent.

  • @bluejackscanada
    @bluejackscanada 8 років тому +26

    LOL! i subbed for the accent. How long have you been training for that accent?

    • @CharlieMcShaneFilms
      @CharlieMcShaneFilms  8 років тому +23

      +bluejackscanada Some people praise my Brazilian accent, but I don't do a stereotypical Brazilian accent. From white belt through purple I had the opportunity to train with Royce probably a dozen times and so what you hear is an overblown Royce Gracie impression.

    • @ileksoku
      @ileksoku 8 років тому

      I don't know about Royce Gracie, but if you watch Saulo Ribeiro's DVD... That was spot on! Especially the additional "Yes" and "No"s at end of sentences. Same with @bluejackscanada, I subbed for the accent too!

    • @Elmer_Buckwhistle
      @Elmer_Buckwhistle 8 років тому

      There is a difference between low language proficiency and accent. Many Brazilians BJJ instructors have very modest formal education, poor English skills and their speech patterns reflect a vocabulary made up of very few words spoken with intensity for effect. The outcome does not necessarily make it a Brazilian accent. I don't know of many US BJJ practitioners that actually learn or have interest in learning more than three or four Portuguese words. Americans that are not monolingual have a huge advantage in learning and pronouncing Portuguese.

    • @jkyle1018
      @jkyle1018 7 років тому

      I detect a hint of Christopher Walken in there as well.
      And since I've watched this video a hundred times I really want to see Royce have a conversation with Walken now.

    • @luizbueno5661
      @luizbueno5661 5 років тому

      You gotta understand, us Brazilians, when we speak English, we are actually speaking Portuguese and translating it (kinda) at the last second.
      Consider it as an extra brain train. Good for you twice 😅

  • @B4TM4NX
    @B4TM4NX 9 років тому +4

    LOL. Loved the video, especially in "simpler terms".

    • @jitsman
      @jitsman 9 років тому +1

      Lol.😂 So true, but informative!

  • @BRUISER1
    @BRUISER1 8 років тому

    great video. this is exactly what white belts should be watching and not flying armbars. the simplicity of the language used is also a thumbs up.

  • @seayar1629
    @seayar1629 8 років тому +33

    1:50 that dab tho

  • @MrJrhzues
    @MrJrhzues 3 роки тому

    BRO YOU DROP GEMS AND THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN THINGS FUEGO MY BRO

  • @alahatim
    @alahatim 8 років тому +5

    Had to laugh watching this - I have literally done every single one of those mistakes multiple times and learned the hard way.

    • @rl1800
      @rl1800 8 років тому +1

      +alahatim Same here, again and again. The ol' keylock from in guard.

    • @alahatim
      @alahatim 8 років тому

      rl1800 oh yeah, had this black belt at our gym that would lay his arm over to bait you. first time i saw that i pounced on it while in his guard. he was on my back in 2 seconds choking me

    • @rl1800
      @rl1800 8 років тому +1

      +alahatim Funny thing is, my instructors saw these mistakes and never said anything. Shows you what a difference a talented instructor makes. Would have saved me months of futility having this guy as a teacher.

  • @ckarjala
    @ckarjala 8 років тому

    Thanks for this! It was both humorous and a great reminder for us beginners to focus on passing and position.

  • @Geo-ns1nw
    @Geo-ns1nw 9 років тому +4

    WHEN THE PICTURES STARTED GOING UP I DIE LAUGHING AT 4 AM

    • @wicknite1425
      @wicknite1425 9 років тому +2

      "I get up big on him, and hold. And then he sweepy"
      COMEDY GOLD

  • @marcuslorenzo9705
    @marcuslorenzo9705 8 років тому

    Hahahaha loved the impression. This will definitely help me as a white belt, former wrestler.
    "I get ap big on heem...an den he sweeep me" (ringing in head next time I'm rolling) hahaha.
    Subscribed.

  • @cwesley2005
    @cwesley2005 9 років тому

    Your videos are so great for noobs like me. I've done every one of those offensive moves from closed guard! Please keep the white belt videos coming

  • @kenpo1
    @kenpo1 8 років тому

    I'm new in Bjj this video makes perfect sense!!! Thank you very much. I was trying to hard. now I understand.

  • @jonathanhernandez3292
    @jonathanhernandez3292 10 років тому +4

    Thanks great vid (and funny)
    you had great Ackbars and do a good Brazilian accent :)

  • @slamdunktiger
    @slamdunktiger 6 років тому +1

    We need a video of you and BJJ world champ, Renato Laranja!

    • @CharlieMcShaneFilms
      @CharlieMcShaneFilms  6 років тому +1

      A couple things: I was the first guy to fly Mestre Laranja to the east coast for a seminar. If you look up "Renato Laranja Owns 10th Planet Student", that was filmed at my academy. I also sang his theme song. Grandmestre Laranja is a living legend and even coached me on my Brazilian accent.

    • @CharlieMcShaneFilms
      @CharlieMcShaneFilms  6 років тому +1

      Next time I see him, I'll humbly request if we can do a video. His time is precious.

  • @Mantinae
    @Mantinae 9 років тому

    You guys are awsome :D. BTW, the first 30 seconds of this vid...oh man...they pretty much summarize my BJJ experience so far (been rolling for 3 weeks).
    Can't wait to see more of you :).

  • @TomPicking
    @TomPicking 10 років тому

    Great info. More please!!

  • @rickm409
    @rickm409 Рік тому

    Dude, you sound just like a Brazilian- it's hilarious!!

  • @alan1552000
    @alan1552000 8 років тому

    thanks a lot! It'll help me. Im watching this vid before starting to practise jiu jitsu. Such a good advice. THANKS FROM BRAZIL!

  • @keefers84
    @keefers84 10 років тому

    Haha I was cracking up! I am always doing that posturing thing, I kinda cringed when I saw it. Then the accent at the end was hilarious. Nice video!

  • @timothylopez8572
    @timothylopez8572 2 роки тому

    This was some of the best advice I ever had.

  • @JeseCamacho17
    @JeseCamacho17 3 роки тому

    The Brazilian Accent made me suscribe! Had me ROLLING 😂😂😂

  • @devingale9780
    @devingale9780 8 років тому +1

    I really wish I'd seen this before I started a couple of weeks ago. I've already made most of the white belt blunders. Now I know, "Attackee No, Escapee Yes".

  • @interlightstudio1645
    @interlightstudio1645 7 років тому

    Best part was the Brazilian talk. I now get it, thank you!

  • @letsastraltravel
    @letsastraltravel 7 років тому

    Wow bro this is awesome stuff I've been training for a week and I'm always just sitting there on my heels thinking "what next"

  • @SteventheShoehanger
    @SteventheShoehanger 10 років тому +13

    Either your impersonation sounds like Christopher Walken speaking Portuguese, or Christopher Walken sounds Portuguese.

  • @NicolaVictoria
    @NicolaVictoria 6 років тому

    thanks, love this video - I'm a newbie, my poor posture is definitely my weakness.

  • @gnomechonky
    @gnomechonky 2 роки тому

    I love how all the "don'ts" are accompanied by heavy breathing, spazzing out, and grunting sounds. Classic White Belt like me

  • @MyTobylerone
    @MyTobylerone 8 років тому

    amazing. best instructional video i've ever watched. i literally do all of those things so now i fully understand to avoid it

  • @iFlowWithTheGo
    @iFlowWithTheGo 9 років тому +6

    I loved the Australian accent! Brilliant!

    • @JasonMichaelSloan
      @JasonMichaelSloan 9 років тому +10

      You idiot that was a Brazilian accent. God... Just don't do jiujitsu

    • @iFlowWithTheGo
      @iFlowWithTheGo 9 років тому +11

      Jonathan Win
      LOL It was a joke...relax.

    • @zero11010
      @zero11010 9 років тому +5

      Jonathan Win Don't go out of your way to let yourself get trolled like that, man.

    • @EmpiricalPragmatist
      @EmpiricalPragmatist 9 років тому +2

      Jonathan Win You try to criticize? NO.

    • @hadouke2050
      @hadouke2050 9 років тому

      Jonathan Win hahahahhahahahahahahahha im fucking dying here mannnnnn

  • @Titanium516
    @Titanium516 6 років тому

    Great video, thanks. You explained it beautifully. I was doing everything you said not to do.

  • @davidworrell86
    @davidworrell86 6 років тому

    Thanks for keeping my attention! Funny and informative

  • @dorianedgerly921
    @dorianedgerly921 6 років тому

    Between Admiral Ackbar and the Gracie accent, I couldn't sub fast enough haha. Awesome info also!

  • @johnlopez8208
    @johnlopez8208 9 років тому

    Now that I realize it, a lot of purple and blue belts will make these mistakes on white belts thinking they won't catch them in anything. Some might do it for the sake of teaching and giving opportunity but others I'm not so sure. Good video for beginners.

  • @tmass1
    @tmass1 7 років тому

    the Brazilian accent part fucking killed me. double thumbs up.
    try to escape-ey ? no.

  • @itsamejake
    @itsamejake 4 роки тому

    Thanks Charlie! This series is awesome

  • @AruMaLyon
    @AruMaLyon 3 роки тому +1

    I appreciate these tips Prof!

  • @iel2006
    @iel2006 8 років тому

    Nice, I am just starting out (white belt). This is good advice,,thanks.

  • @m1shadow
    @m1shadow 9 років тому +1

    All very good points! I remember when i was still within a few months of my 1st year in BJJ, i was able to tap another newbie while i was in his guard with a keylock, so of course, i thought i figured out some awesome trick.. wasn't long after when i learned that was a bad move when i tried it on a few more experienced guys and it worked against me, lol. Great video guys!

  • @MrGatorrHD
    @MrGatorrHD 6 років тому

    bro I swear to god with that brazillian accent you sound EXACTLY like my coach. I was dying the whole time

  • @Alaskanese
    @Alaskanese 9 років тому

    This video was truly inspirational, thank you for sharing.

  • @drbell26
    @drbell26 6 років тому

    You must have seen me train! Thanks for the break-down

  • @dmacdougall61
    @dmacdougall61 8 років тому

    Wow, I wish I'd seen this before. Super clear super useful.

  • @1979almann
    @1979almann 11 років тому

    Brilliant. Great lesson, but loved the impression!

  • @somelivesdontmattersldm8776
    @somelivesdontmattersldm8776 7 років тому

    I'm sorry that's the funniest thing I've seen all week oh my goodness

  • @RichieRich1402
    @RichieRich1402 6 років тому

    Awesome videos - make me chuckle every time!

  • @ProdigiousEntity
    @ProdigiousEntity 10 років тому +7

    i didn't get it, but 4:18 cleared it up.

  • @luizbueno5661
    @luizbueno5661 5 років тому

    The video was alright, where you earned my "like" was when you pulled a Brazilian accent. I'm Brazilian and you've aced it. Ahahah

  • @thomaswallace9814
    @thomaswallace9814 9 років тому

    Good tips bro, your accent was hilarious, was dying laughing, good info too

  • @itisimatadvc
    @itisimatadvc 9 років тому

    I love the videos, Please make more white belt stuff :)

  • @richardnaimy8709
    @richardnaimy8709 9 років тому

    Very funny and educational! Great job guys!

  • @thedepressedjetsfan8598
    @thedepressedjetsfan8598 8 років тому +2

    Great video man ! Thanks a lot.

  • @RebelForce8
    @RebelForce8 8 років тому

    First bjj class ever sparring at the end, other guy had couple months of classes. What do I do ? I go for the lapel choke from guard and when that doesnt work I try to stack him... kek. Good video guys, really hit the nail on the head.

  • @vincenzoisoldi1806
    @vincenzoisoldi1806 5 років тому

    Hahaha Into vid looks exactly like me when I roll. Just started a month ago and have been getting better but have also been getting wrecked more often than not. Thanks for the tips man! Seriously helped me out a lot.

  • @tomanderson848
    @tomanderson848 5 років тому

    I may be tapping faster than Fred Astaire on No-Doze, but I do an excellent Royce Gracie impersonation! Thanks for a great vid

  • @TaxEvasi0n
    @TaxEvasi0n 9 років тому

    This video is fucking amazing. Those memes, that accent. I thoroughly enjoyed this video.
    My instructor always says don't try to submit in the guard. He is correct, like you said, it's for higher belts who are more experience and know what they are doing. Not white belts who don't know shit.

  • @seans6467
    @seans6467 10 років тому

    This is great! I watch it over and over. "It's a trap!"

  • @shaunkerr902
    @shaunkerr902 5 років тому

    Dude is a weirdo in all the best ways. As a new white belt (1 month in) thank you for all the knowledge. I can't wait to put it to use

  • @AlfieinMontana
    @AlfieinMontana 5 років тому

    I love this guys videos 😂. Helpful and hilarious

  • @skraddypoo
    @skraddypoo 8 років тому +1

    Fantastic! Finally made it simple!

  • @darrenstettner5381
    @darrenstettner5381 6 років тому

    These vids are golden.

  • @Fightjunkie_de
    @Fightjunkie_de 8 років тому

    nice edit
    oss
    That's some soundly moves
    great

  • @Raumance
    @Raumance 8 років тому

    I had thought that being in the guard was a good position but I guess not then. Very good video.

  • @FJ0EL
    @FJ0EL 8 років тому

    I will try this for sure! Thank you

  • @MontyQueues
    @MontyQueues 2 роки тому

    our exercise was just opening and closing guard... we were told not to "fight" aka roll
    so in my head even though I felt I could of went for an arm bar or triangle, I didn't wanna disrespect my teacher due to the rules
    aka respecting their process of teaching and learning...

  • @YOUTUBE_IS_WOKE
    @YOUTUBE_IS_WOKE 10 років тому

    Thanks! Really informative, esp. the american inside the guard.

  • @rondok1
    @rondok1 10 років тому

    Hahahha spot on great video, thats me to a tee! So where do i go ? basically all about the passing(virtually impossible against higher belts) then what....

  • @TPSTraining
    @TPSTraining 4 роки тому

    Its 2020 and i still love this video!

  • @bane3991
    @bane3991 5 років тому

    What I learned about the guard very early on is it's very dangerous for the person on top. I avoid being in someone's guard like I avoid being mounted or having my back taken.

  • @akonjo2012
    @akonjo2012 9 років тому

    Believe me i got this after a bunch of armbars with blue belts but its nice from u to list it