STRONGMAN VS UFC LEGEND FRANK MIR

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  • @johncreed7436
    @johncreed7436 Рік тому +843

    Watching nick giggle at mma was the highlight of my day 😂 the way brian picks grown men up like children is hilarious.

    • @ironwolfgaming9632
      @ironwolfgaming9632 Рік тому +68

      the fun thing is he picks them up with zero effort and is just talking to Frank while holding them.

    • @Zerobytexai
      @Zerobytexai Рік тому +85

      ​@@ironwolfgaming9632and on top of that he is not just picking up "grown" men, he is picking up at LEAST 250 pound grown men.

    • @jonnylieberman
      @jonnylieberman Рік тому +10

      Here for Nick.

    • @bonkling
      @bonkling Рік тому +13

      Nick is so damn wholesome. When they're about to roll and he's like "Oh, Hi B"

    • @Benri05
      @Benri05 11 місяців тому +14

      I can already imagine brian throwing people out of the cage like a keg toss event lol

  • @RJKT
    @RJKT Рік тому +871

    Seeing how good of student Brian is really makes you understand why he is a 4 time World Strongest Man. He’s going to be extremely lethal in no time.

    • @weedermann
      @weedermann Рік тому +7

      😂WHAT?😂

    • @aajohnsoutube
      @aajohnsoutube Рік тому +55

      He’s already lethal. He can crush hands. No disrespect to MMA folks but he’s not Bradley Martyn

    • @RJKT
      @RJKT Рік тому +34

      @@aajohnsoutube I knew someone was gonna comment "He’s already lethal." That's why I added the "extremely" part if you read it closely.

    • @aajohnsoutube
      @aajohnsoutube Рік тому +5

      @@RJKT pretty sure “lethal”is like ”unique”. Not on a spectrum… just kidding. Agreed

    • @J.Lee-xv6wb
      @J.Lee-xv6wb Рік тому +9

      dude he alrdy was lethal...all he has to do is grab you and crush you.

  • @blindmelon95
    @blindmelon95 Рік тому +613

    Not only is Brian crazy strong but I really like how he actually asks so many questions to frank

    • @NickCasciani
      @NickCasciani Рік тому +52

      Agree 100 percent. He asks questions because he knows what he’s great at, but is also humble enough to know when other people know more than him. I respect the hell outta people like Brian.

    • @blindmelon95
      @blindmelon95 Рік тому +17

      @@NickCasciani exactly bro, you can tell he respects it and wants to actually learn

    • @frambojan
      @frambojan Рік тому +18

      His technical mindset from strongman really serves him well.

    • @moracomole8090
      @moracomole8090 8 місяців тому

      He wouldn't be where he is today without dedication and the man has TONS

    • @Noahboy8
      @Noahboy8 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@NickCascianiIt shows Brian is intelligent. He's naturally curious and aware of his own strengths and limitations.

  • @Adz907
    @Adz907 Рік тому +104

    "Whoever taught you that did a really good job"
    It was only Gordon Ryan 😂😂

    • @ItsReplayBro
      @ItsReplayBro 7 місяців тому +4

      Who was trained by John Danaher, possibly the best jujitsu teacher in the world.

    • @Vynne96-jg7er
      @Vynne96-jg7er 5 місяців тому

      ​@@ItsReplayBroAnd Gordon Ryan got schooled by Jon Jones

    • @ItzEra-go4ub
      @ItzEra-go4ub Місяць тому

      @@Vynne96-jg7er then jon jones admits gordon can submit him at will haha, you idiot

  • @techyb8614
    @techyb8614 Рік тому +1692

    What an honour it would be to train with the legend Frank Mir. Also what a nightmare Brian would be as a proficient grappler oh lawd.

    • @wasdawasda3849
      @wasdawasda3849 Рік тому +147

      If he just gets to blue belt level he'll absolute ragdoll people

    • @romeolajh1602
      @romeolajh1602 Рік тому +20

      Show would gassed out in 2 minutes. White version of Bob Sapp

    • @louiscypher6772
      @louiscypher6772 Рік тому +91

      ​@romeolajh1602 have you ever watched a strongman event?

    • @heveyweightheveyweight5399
      @heveyweightheveyweight5399 Рік тому +6

      ​@wasdawasda3849 no , he isn't flexibility and he is still caught up in bodybuilding. Brian is gona get hurt if he doesn't start taking this serious

    • @bigstock21
      @bigstock21 Рік тому

      @@romeolajh1602”Shaw

  • @danny1ft1
    @danny1ft1 Рік тому +424

    I'm so glad Brian is like one of the friendliest guys out there because he'd be a monster with intent. 😂

    • @MatteoFitness
      @MatteoFitness Рік тому +18

      He has intent it just isn't malicious.

    • @danny1ft1
      @danny1ft1 Рік тому +20

      @@MatteoFitness I think if he fights Eddie at least he has fuel lol, like that time Eddie took a shit in his trailer or threw a medicine ball at Brian's head, I'm from England but it's only right to support Brian, Eddie has been asking for some Dad energy for a while, think Brian is gonna bring him a deserved whooping lol. 🤣

    • @wingzero7316
      @wingzero7316 Рік тому +4

      ​​@@danny1ft1Martyn Ford will win. I think Eddie will beat Mitchell Hooper, Martyn Ford will beat Brian Shaw becuse he been training in MMA for years and final fight be between Martyn Ford and Eddie Hall, Martyn will win

    • @danny1ft1
      @danny1ft1 Рік тому +2

      @@wingzero7316 you'd hope so, I think they might be an issue for him with raw strength but I think he'd likely beat them at the striking game, plus M, Ford does have a lot of intent and want to let loose when scrapping lol. Still he's a nice guy, he went easy on that idiot calling himself something hulk. 🤣

    • @ChemiiOneLegacy
      @ChemiiOneLegacy 11 місяців тому

      Did you see when he headbutt Eddie? That was definitely with intent!

  • @Adam-nv9zo
    @Adam-nv9zo Рік тому +459

    I love watching Frank train people. What a great teacher.

    • @OwlsCoffeee
      @OwlsCoffeee Рік тому +33

      Frank is a very smart human and champion great choice for Brian to pick Frank knows his stuff plus he's a real heavyweight

    • @vincentven1262
      @vincentven1262 Рік тому +13

      @@OwlsCoffeeeHE HAS THE MOST SUBMISSIONS OUT OF ANY HEAVYWEIGHT IN MMA HISTORY

    • @hms9891
      @hms9891 Рік тому +12

      I’m an mma fighter in the heavyweight division and watching this video has given me so much knowledge and things to practice

    • @beavisbuttgoblin
      @beavisbuttgoblin Рік тому +10

      ​@@vincentven1262Frank has 9 submissions. Fedor has 15.

    • @valdivia1234567
      @valdivia1234567 Рік тому +5

      Yep, he seems like a naturally gifted teacher.

  • @ESPSJ
    @ESPSJ Рік тому +54

    It's impressive to see how good Frank is at training people. He's the type of guy you want on your team. One thing that is so important with these big guys like Brian in mma is finding people his size to train with. Aspinall spoke about this too, he improved so much once he formed a team of heavyweights.

    • @timammann
      @timammann Рік тому +3

      imagine shaw training with/learning from Aspinall...

    • @hms9891
      @hms9891 Рік тому +8

      I’m a heavyweight mma fighter and I’ve suffered by not training with heavyweights or at bare minimum guys my height, it makes a difference

  • @overflow6004
    @overflow6004 Рік тому +154

    Brian focusing on learning from grapplers and wrestlers is so cool, already planning to learn everything where his size and strength is gonna matter the most.

    • @jlogan2228
      @jlogan2228 Рік тому +19

      Exactly. He's not trying to be something he isn't suited for like boxing. He knows if he can wrestle and grapple that's going to be his bread and butter

    • @John_on_the_mountain
      @John_on_the_mountain Рік тому +2

      @@jlogan2228before learning any fighting he could still destroy most people with his size and strength alone. And now he learns to fight? Its game over for everyone lol

    • @marcovazquez-ou2pv
      @marcovazquez-ou2pv 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@John_on_the_mountain that is assuming he ends it in the first round. Otherwise his cardio would be toast.

    • @uncommonchannel3864
      @uncommonchannel3864 6 місяців тому

      ​@@John_on_the_mountain not elite level judu guy whonis 300 pound

  • @slayermill8621
    @slayermill8621 Рік тому +216

    For anyone unfamiliar with Frank Mir he was basically the first American Heavy Weight in MMA to successfully use high level Jiu Jitsu on a regular basis. Guys knew to tap when he locked in a submission hold because he didn't hesitate to break a bone and choke someone unconscious if they decided to be a hero and try to fight their way out. Frank Mir is an absolute legend.

    • @Jiu-Jitsu-Robot
      @Jiu-Jitsu-Robot Рік тому +10

      This whole narrative is based around Mir breaking Tim Sylvia’s forearm in a straight armlock which was a total freak accident. Frank went 100% as all jiu jitsu guys did. He was just big enough to do a lot more damage. But not a stand out in this regard.

    • @babyjessicascheekbones5463
      @babyjessicascheekbones5463 11 місяців тому +12

      Don't forget Big Nog being snapped like a twig.

    • @Jiu-Jitsu-Robot
      @Jiu-Jitsu-Robot 11 місяців тому +8

      @@babyjessicascheekbones5463 bent at the standard Kimura angle ? Anyone so tough or stubborn WILL end up with a noodle arm with someone that big and strong twisting. Nogueira, Renzo and Helio Gracie standing together in history in a short line of dudes who felt their arms breaking and saw their own hands behind their shoulders and left it up to god. Some say foolish but either way, that’s a tough ass opponent to face if they’re willing to be maimed for the sake of their honor.

    • @cake1159
      @cake1159 11 місяців тому +5

      "guys knew to tap" tell that to big Nog lol!

    • @MatthewBennett-h1k
      @MatthewBennett-h1k 11 місяців тому +5

      I believe he was the first guy to finish and to submit Big Nog.

  • @garretisla5282
    @garretisla5282 Рік тому +128

    Frank Mir is one of the most intelligent fighters out there, and his ability to teach is amazing. You are truly blessed to train with him! His insights into how a bigger man can utilize his strengths to upmost advantage, and how to negate the enemy strategy are impeccable. I could listen to him all day! You've made remarkable progress in the short time you have practiced!❤

    • @BVZTIII
      @BVZTIII Рік тому +6

      Everytime Frank Mir is mentioned, I can only think about Nogueira's broken prezel called "right arm" 💀

  • @morbidaudits
    @morbidaudits Рік тому +27

    Love seeing nick best pop up he seems to be the nicest geezer, it's also good to see Frank back to full health and his arm looks loads better

  • @franklast7955
    @franklast7955 Рік тому +166

    Always love seeing the reaction of the guys getting picked up like its nothing when they are used to being on the ground

    • @FirstLast-gk6lg
      @FirstLast-gk6lg Рік тому +38

      lol right? Some 40 year old, 300lb dude who hasn't been picked up since he was 8 years old hahahaha they are always great reactions

  • @kwilcox417
    @kwilcox417 Рік тому +27

    This might be my favorite Strongman/MMA Fighter collaboration. Two legends that I have a ton of respect for.

    • @Ravishrex1
      @Ravishrex1 Рік тому +1

      And frank was a beast making other fighters look small. Brain is so big it crazy

  • @Chewythetruth
    @Chewythetruth Рік тому +98

    Brian is so sweet. He stops to ask Nick Best are you OK? I don’t wanna hurt you. it’s crazy to see him during the hurt business. Good luck out there!!

    • @motorbreathjz
      @motorbreathjz 9 місяців тому +3

      anybody with respect will do that in training.. you just see it as dramatic and remarkable because your on the internet too much

    • @Chewythetruth
      @Chewythetruth 9 місяців тому

      @@motorbreathjz The only thing I’m on too much is your mother. And when it comes to training I wouldn’t let you sniff my gi! So stick to the horrible guitar riffs buddy.

  • @moondogg73
    @moondogg73 Рік тому +58

    What a freakin honor to learn from probably the best UFC heavey weight BJJ guy. He's got those tricks that work for big guys.

    • @stephenowens8658
      @stephenowens8658 Рік тому +13

      Werdum would be the highest level hw BJJ in history, but Frank would be by far the most analytical bjj hw & best teacher so great choice to train with.

    • @moondogg73
      @moondogg73 Рік тому +2

      @@stephenowens8658 Your right. I stand corrected.

    • @Slayerformayor1983
      @Slayerformayor1983 Рік тому +5

      ​@@stephenowens8658that’s arguable. Nogueira's 5th degree and has a higher ratio of subs than both guys. However, nogueira lost by sub only twice in his career. Once to mir...and once to werdum. This was way past nogueira's prime however, and he’s smaller than both of them. Neither mir or werdum have been subbed. So...all three are masterful former champions. Can’t go wrong with any of them.

    • @REXAZOR
      @REXAZOR Рік тому +2

      @@Slayerformayor1983 Not arguable Werdum is far more credentials in the world of BJJ than mir or Nogueira.

    • @stormrevenant
      @stormrevenant Рік тому +1

      Werdum

  • @Richard-Espanol
    @Richard-Espanol Рік тому +22

    What an awesome opportunity for you brian! Frank has one of the best minds for MMA!

  • @davidelliott8324
    @davidelliott8324 Рік тому +28

    Everybody is willing to teach Brian, who will never have to fight him. He's scary as hell untrained, but will be a legendary monster after all the OG's teach him techniques. We're all excited to see his first match!

  • @rw8147
    @rw8147 Рік тому +78

    Frank is really good at getting these ideas across, and he's constantly thinking about adapting this to Brian's size. He's a legend for a reason.

  • @RMichaelHimself
    @RMichaelHimself Рік тому +19

    I absolutely love the way Brian has embraced and shown passion for combat. Recognizes the physical gift he has, and wants to learn to use it like a warrior. Respect.

  • @Jrocc811
    @Jrocc811 Рік тому +71

    Brian is dead serious about this. Mir is the perfect guy to learn from. Awesome to see.

    • @joeNotexotic579
      @joeNotexotic579 Рік тому +15

      Brian takes everything he does seriously

    • @JJOV00
      @JJOV00 10 місяців тому +1

      Frank is a F(-d)🦆ing legend for so many levels. If Brian would regularly attend his lessons and we would have such a smushing monster in the making. LOL

  • @ggold3357
    @ggold3357 Рік тому +19

    "... being smart helps a ton" 🤣 This was amazing to watch. Frank is a patient teacher whos knowledge and ability to communicate are enviable. It was really cool to watch him demonstrate the small technical details that are so important. And watching Nick just giggle in the background was hilarious! Loved this episode.

  • @madmo_1148
    @madmo_1148 Рік тому +9

    The camera moving to show Nick come out of no where laughing made me laugh 🤣

  • @chrismiksworld
    @chrismiksworld Рік тому +9

    I can't get over how freaking awesome this is. Love this series of seeing B Train MMA. I also like how it seems Brian is taking the route Hafthor took, Starting from the ground up, Working on Technique, and letting the Speed and power that is there come as he goes.

  • @Ryuji3000
    @Ryuji3000 Рік тому +65

    I like how the first thing that Brian does when he picks someone up is start walking. Just like in strongman competition except they are not as heavy as the weights he carried.

    • @zerohero6602
      @zerohero6602 11 місяців тому +3

      😆 🤣

    • @SirPraiseSun
      @SirPraiseSun 6 місяців тому

      he is so stubborn he doesnt listen just does what his instinct tells him l0l he said head outisde then avoid guillotine he went for a single leg with head inside...

    • @nolife1506
      @nolife1506 4 місяці тому

      @@SirPraiseSun that's just being new

  • @Ridersonthestorm1
    @Ridersonthestorm1 Рік тому +22

    Always good to see Nick and Brian together!! Frank is a absolute legend. 💪

  • @deeboi1024
    @deeboi1024 Рік тому +62

    As a Human I can confirm that someone who missed the joke, I see this as an Absolute Win

  • @calebstacy8512
    @calebstacy8512 Рік тому +3

    The best part of the video is Nick in the back ground loving every bit of it. It’s so out of his comfort zone he is amazed by everything.

  • @julianherrera7547
    @julianherrera7547 Рік тому +8

    12:05 you can see how big of a heart our dude has!!! Doesn't wanna hurt his buddy. Much love man!

  • @thecat3507
    @thecat3507 Рік тому +23

    Brian Shaw has gotta be one of the most outstanding athletes of all time - above all else his attitude towards life is inspiring.

    • @KoriH-rj6ch
      @KoriH-rj6ch 7 місяців тому

      He's a modern day viking

  • @nmsoccer222
    @nmsoccer222 Рік тому +21

    I like how Brian doesn't act like a huge celebrity. He's in there really focused and willing to learn just like anyone else that wants to be better. That's what makes him great

    • @ThisOffendsMeTV
      @ThisOffendsMeTV Рік тому +4

      Frank Mir is a heavyweight UFC hall of famer lmao EGOs mean nothing at the Apex. Everyone there is a killer man.

    • @nmsoccer222
      @nmsoccer222 Рік тому +8

      @ThisOffendsMeTV yeah ik. I've been following MMA since UFC 1 lmao. Ik who Frank Mir is. Seen him fight live twice. My point is that no matter what Brian does, he never acts cocky. He's always as focused as can be and gives respect to everyone. Not all the strongman guys are like that.

    • @ThisOffendsMeTV
      @ThisOffendsMeTV 11 місяців тому

      @@nmsoccer222 well I’m sayin it might because Frank is a UFC legend so who would act high and pompous when another man is also famous?
      But Brian is always a nice dude so I get what you’re saying

    • @nmsoccer222
      @nmsoccer222 11 місяців тому +1

      You'd be surprised. A lot of people do. Especially athletes. Brian is a lot more world famous than Frank. I'm also talking in general. Brian is like this all the time. That's my main point. Doesn't have to be Frank. Even with guys I've never heard of showing him stuff, he's the same way. His attention to detail, focus and determination is why he's one of if not the best strong man ever. He treats everyone with respect no matter who they are.

    • @Alaskanman
      @Alaskanman 5 місяців тому

      ​@@nmsoccer222 Not saying brian would act like a prick, but brian knows he would easily get choked out and humbled by frank. He ain't dumb

  • @MannyGrey
    @MannyGrey 11 місяців тому +1

    What a masterclass that was. I've actually been struggling to finish arm triangles lately, did not expect to get a finishing tip while watching this.

    • @Sam656TH
      @Sam656TH 10 місяців тому

      Can go no wrong with Mir, hes one of the GOATs.

  • @jarrodsilver6365
    @jarrodsilver6365 Рік тому +11

    What an honour to be trained and to be coached by Frank Mir Awesome guy is a legend in himself. I watched him fight a lot of fights, and I must admit he’s a great fighter. He’s a legend.. ❤

  • @HereForAStorm
    @HereForAStorm Рік тому +13

    I love that Brian's natural inclination is to just pick everything and everyone off the ground.

    • @jacobgrzanowicz2337
      @jacobgrzanowicz2337 3 місяці тому +1

      It’s enough honestly. I mean we all know size and strength isn’t everything… but when it’s worlds strongest man strength, it’s a different league. Brian simply getting ahold of someone’s wrists is gonna be a bad day for them.

  • @xlegendarygamer1204
    @xlegendarygamer1204 Рік тому +183

    As a Canadian I can confirm that Brian's arm domination level is insane right now and he is and will always be recognized as the world's strongest man in the world.

    • @seanoxborough5830
      @seanoxborough5830 Рік тому +3

      He ain't no fighter

    • @Bullet44
      @Bullet44 Рік тому +28

      ​@@seanoxborough5830He ain't no bodybuilder either, or a powerlifter, a strongman (especially at his size) probably doesn't need to know how to fight. Whatever he does learn with just further his potential..

    • @CoreyC68
      @CoreyC68 Рік тому +6

      Tf? 😂

    • @Redneck903
      @Redneck903 Рік тому +6

      2nd place to Pudjanowski who won WSM 5 times. Shaw only won 4x

    • @0mniVerse777
      @0mniVerse777 Рік тому

      ​@@seanoxborough5830 since ur such a good fighter, u should fight Brian. U give off 🤏 man energy

  • @liamc7097
    @liamc7097 Рік тому +29

    Crazy how everyone in BJJ seems to be just a genuine stand up dude

    • @atodaso1668
      @atodaso1668 Рік тому +12

      Its because you get humbled daily

    • @miesvaillanykyisyytta3252
      @miesvaillanykyisyytta3252 Рік тому

      @@atodaso1668 There are bad and good people everywhere. I don't need a bouncer to tell me that I'm mortal unless I have strange case of dementia where I imagine myself to be superman every morning. Nothing against BJJ; just tearing down some common marketing points for it.

    • @atodaso1668
      @atodaso1668 Рік тому

      What does your word salad have to do with my comment? @@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252

    • @collinkelleu5609
      @collinkelleu5609 Рік тому +8

      Stand up dude is a funny word for a bjj guy

    • @liamc7097
      @liamc7097 Рік тому +2

      @collinkelleu5609 yeah I realised that but thought I'd keep the irony haha

  • @leroywood5383
    @leroywood5383 Рік тому +27

    Nobody hurt Nick. I love Nick. Looking strong Brian.

  • @jupitereye4322
    @jupitereye4322 11 місяців тому +2

    I love this. I really like how your channel is evolving and introducing so many things. Great stuff!!

  • @DILLIGAFMF
    @DILLIGAFMF Рік тому +17

    I met Brian Shaw at Mr. Olympia Orlando. He is the nicest, most humble man on the planet. What an amazing human being!

  • @hudsonvalleystrongdads3090
    @hudsonvalleystrongdads3090 Рік тому +5

    Man what a perfect teacher for those 2. Simple drills, the reasoning and how Mir shows them is perfect for Shaw and others watching. You can tell they got hit with “oh shit this is fun” bug 👍🏽

  • @LoreTunderin
    @LoreTunderin Рік тому +9

    Nick's laugh instantly brought a smile to my face. 😊

  • @Creati_Xx
    @Creati_Xx 7 місяців тому +3

    "i dont want to hurt you", boy brian is such a gentle sweet giant :D

  • @Bigramt
    @Bigramt Рік тому +53

    Frank mir is easily one of the very best technical Heavyweights ever and was a great fighter in hid prime
    Extremely well rounded and a great guy to learn from

    • @deenial218
      @deenial218 Рік тому +1

      Facts he is so underrated and unappreciated he struggled with a lot of shit and was a tactician the whole time.

  • @chrisfrench9257
    @chrisfrench9257 7 місяців тому +1

    This was awesome. I'm glad to see you approaching mma/arm wrestling.

  • @supercars3k
    @supercars3k Рік тому +47

    As a Freakin BEAST I can confirm that Brian Shaw will always stay motivated to train 💪

  • @cincinnatipedalsteel4347
    @cincinnatipedalsteel4347 11 місяців тому +1

    Nick chuckling cracks me up.
    He’s laughing thinking,” y’all thought I was big and strong huh?” 😂😂😂

  • @jasonfritz838
    @jasonfritz838 Рік тому +30

    Been watching Brian for years. Damn his forearms are so ridiculously huge.

    • @BryceJohnson98
      @BryceJohnson98 Рік тому +4

      Man I hope he tries his hand at armwrestling one day

    • @reeddill7842
      @reeddill7842 Рік тому

      Old videos of him measuring them. If memory serves me correctly, they are 18.5” in circumference.

    • @ivo3598
      @ivo3598 Рік тому

      @@reeddill7842doing armwrestling they get even bigger

  • @Demane69
    @Demane69 Рік тому +9

    Nice to see some big man grappling lessons. Brian's size and strength will make him better at some things, and less great at other things. Frank will know what tools best fit Brian.

  • @ethanrodriquez5543
    @ethanrodriquez5543 Рік тому +38

    Nick has the greatest energy ever. I love his reactions to everything!

    • @Bullet44
      @Bullet44 Рік тому

      Definitely! He had me laughing every time he did, haha..

  • @momoknows
    @momoknows Рік тому +14

    Brian such a gentle giant and Frank and his team are awesome

    • @Septoneien
      @Septoneien Рік тому +2

      You can somewhat tell Brian doesn't have that animosity he'll need if he plans to compete.
      It's there but not fully. Hopefully someone like Frank can pull it out of him.
      (Unless his opponent is Eddie, I can see him mauling Eddie out of payback for all the pranks lol)

    • @xTwistedFleshX
      @xTwistedFleshX Рік тому

      @@Septoneien Nah you don't become the world's strongest man without having that visceral killer instinct. When it's time to compete, it's time to compete. I guarantee you any semblance of niceness will go away when Brian gets punched in the face and realizes the other guy is out to hurt him.

  • @MainPrism
    @MainPrism Рік тому +6

    How friggin' awesome is this?! I've been a fan of Frank's since his EARLY days of MMA. I remember when Brian first appeared on tv doing WSM. Now they're together training?! Just epic.
    Brian really will be the most dangerous man alive if he gets this stuff down and practices regularly. With his drive and dedication I have no doubt he will. Watch out world. There's a mega heavyweight comin at ya!!!

  • @rcheezy7501
    @rcheezy7501 11 місяців тому +3

    The level of knowledge Frank is giving you is priceless. I know it’s a lot to handle all at once but these are the guys you should be listening to. A lot of these guys have anywhere from 15-30 years of experience. And at a very high level in the sport. Some guys do the sport of MMA. Guys like Frank live it.

  • @Ron-jw3ty
    @Ron-jw3ty Рік тому +29

    Once Brian becomes efficient at executing these moves, he is going to be even scarier than he is already.. Good thing he is a nice guy by nature.

    • @wingzero7316
      @wingzero7316 Рік тому +4

      Brian Shaw is a real tough alpa male, he doesn't go around bullying weaker men than himself, he could kill majority of men easily in a fight. There are people like Bradly Martyn, Hassan Piker, Zherka and others who are BETA males who only act tough, bullying smaller men and woudnt to people their size or bigger.

    • @capolean2902
      @capolean2902 Рік тому +1

      @@wingzero7316lol no he couldn’t relax but i agree he isn’t no bully

    • @wingzero7316
      @wingzero7316 Рік тому +4

      @@capolean2902 Majority of people are not trained fighters. Bian Shaw would destroy overwhelming majority of men in a fight

    • @sundvallen
      @sundvallen Рік тому

      Lol brian will destryoy MOST pro fighters in a real street fight, sorry.@@capolean2902

  • @nixazizu
    @nixazizu 7 місяців тому +1

    And then Khabib would come here and say '' Brother not like this brother '' There are levels.

  • @wldott
    @wldott Рік тому +7

    Fantastic too see frank so healthy again after so many trials and tribulations through his life. Always was my favorite fighter in the ufc

    • @-The-Darkside
      @-The-Darkside 11 місяців тому

      I loved Frank in his first run, then I hated him for a good while for shit Talking Brock after the 1st fight in what was Lesnars 2nd ever fight. Brock got his revenge and all was forgiven.
      He seems to be a GREAT trainer and that has definitely gave him a second lease in life that most other fighters can't do.

  • @sickjohnson
    @sickjohnson Рік тому +2

    These are mega awesome videos Brian, keep them rolling man!
    Very cool guests too.

  • @jimanderson8120
    @jimanderson8120 Рік тому +49

    The only thing I could see preventing Brian from being an absolute monster is just the fact that he’s too nice😂. I have a hard time picturing him just pounding someone’s face in

    • @marcovazquez-ou2pv
      @marcovazquez-ou2pv Рік тому +12

      ​@JkK-pu9ntslow and unskilled true, but out of shape lmao? Bro this is brain shaw, guaranteed he has more athleticism then half the UFC heavyweight roster. Strongman isn't just about strength

    • @REXAZOR
      @REXAZOR Рік тому +1

      @@marcovazquez-ou2pv He is way out of shape lol He would gas within 30 seconds of an actual match. He is literally 380lbs+ which is way to goofy and large to be an actual combat athlete. Pudz gassed out bad at 280.......he had to lose like 50lbs just to be relevent at C league MMA matches.

    • @f2ptruth
      @f2ptruth Рік тому +5

      ​​@@REXAZORyeah but most likely Brian isn't fighting at 380, plus pudzianowski is 5'11 and brian is 6'8. Brian is naturally going to be heavier cus hes bigger

    • @steventaylor6881
      @steventaylor6881 11 місяців тому +3

      @@REXAZORare you really that stupid?? Brian isn’t way out of shape 😂. Yeah hes got a gut but it’s there for a purpose, he still moves phenomenally for a guy in his early 40s at his size because he’s miles from letting himself go lmao. Hes got plenty left in the tank which is y he’s trying something new for fun. Its like uve never paid attention to him at all

    • @marcovazquez-ou2pv
      @marcovazquez-ou2pv 11 місяців тому +2

      ​@@REXAZOR he will not fight at 260 lmao. He would have to do a superheavyweight match and he could beat someone easily in the first round. Obviosly he wouldnt do as well in later rounds but this is brain shaw we are talking about here. Not just some bum off the street, he has good cardio for his enourmous size.

  • @Randomhero614
    @Randomhero614 Рік тому +1

    You can hear the passion in Mirs voice, people tend to talk fast when theyre explaining or teaching something they have vast knowledge in.

  • @CensorShtTube
    @CensorShtTube Рік тому +16

    In some of the choke holds where Brian has one hand free. It really seems he could just use his sheer strength to repeatedly punch someone on the side of the head to break free. Not the most effective way to break free but, it would allow Bryan to do great physical trauma + breaking free from the hold. Sometimes sheer strength can beat technical prowess.

    • @BeardOfPower7
      @BeardOfPower7 Рік тому +6

      Doesn't matter how strong you are in some positions you just aren't able to use it. How are you going to punch someone in the side of the head when their head is close right beside yours? The only opening is the body. That won't make his opponent break the hold.

    • @waynewanderer
      @waynewanderer Рік тому +1

      @@BeardOfPower7 no?? you sure??

    • @BeardOfPower7
      @BeardOfPower7 Рік тому +2

      @@waynewanderer Absolutely positive and this comment is ignorant. You're not going to be able to punch your opponent in the side of the head when in a properly applied head and arm choke.
      What arm do you suppose he's going to punch with?

    • @BeardOfPower7
      @BeardOfPower7 Рік тому +1

      @@waynewanderer To clarify it won't make Martyn Ford break the hold. The guy he's supposed to fight, he's a monster and has actually been in fights.
      Brian is big and strong but his movements are restricted for that very reason. He can't punch as hard as a lot of people want to believe. You'd think he'd be able to knock the heavy bag off the ceiling like some juggernaut. Have you ever tried to punch off your back?
      Saying all this and I want Brian to win, but he needs to ramp up his training and do some hard sparring to get used to punches coming at him. What angles to take and where to orient his feet based off his opponents stance. Let him go off instincts for a few rounds then try train this way he reacts naturally to be more technical.
      All this grappling isn't going to get you anywhere if you don't know how to control the distance with strikes and get inside with foot movement. That's Brian's weakness, Is the footwork, he said it himself. A lighter and more experienced fighter will dance around him, kicking him in the legs for 15 minutes, and likely never get touched.

    • @CensorShtTube
      @CensorShtTube Рік тому

      @@BeardOfPower7 That's exactly why I pointed on saying sometimes, not always. Watch UFC and you'll see occasional opportunities where this is feasible. It's more of a last resort. KEY WORD SOMETIMES. I never once stated it's what you do always.

  • @hulkthedane7542
    @hulkthedane7542 Рік тому +3

    At 1:30 in "you should feel much stronger here..." 😂😂😂. For sure sound advice, I just cannot stop thinking, strength is the least of Brian's concerns 👍👍💪💪

  • @EVANGELEON123
    @EVANGELEON123 Рік тому +15

    Brian with takedown and jujitsu skills is just terrifying

  • @joshuamartinez-hj3dn
    @joshuamartinez-hj3dn Рік тому

    “Then you go down “ funniest thing ever 🤣🤣🤣 like a giant telling the little man whatever he wants

  • @nibeam9251
    @nibeam9251 Рік тому +4

    Bryan is such a legend. With his humble mentality he will pick these techniques up so fast.

  • @robertherbst9487
    @robertherbst9487 Рік тому +2

    This is great stuff from Frank. One of my favs from the early '00s

  • @blakealtonen9858
    @blakealtonen9858 Рік тому +22

    Brian could get really far in mma just based on sheer athleticism and strength similar to bob Sapp.

    • @narcissus79
      @narcissus79 Рік тому +9

      or similar to another former champion strongman Mariusz Pudzianowski

    • @REXAZOR
      @REXAZOR Рік тому +2

      @@narcissus79 Pudz didnt go anywhere in MMA outside the C leagues. Ppl forgetting Brian is 41 years old lmao. U guys really don't understand how bad stamina declines into ur 40s let alone on a guy weighing 380lbs wtf he has zero chance.

    • @narcissus79
      @narcissus79 Рік тому +1

      @@REXAZOR actually, as a strength and conditioning coach, you discover that endurance improves with age - look at a large majority of endurance athletes and they're over 35. Fighters on the other hand don't last. That's more to do with the nervous system being more prone to knock outs and concussion

    • @REXAZOR
      @REXAZOR Рік тому

      @@narcissus79 I'm sorry but what endurance? You are being extremely vague.
      There is a 5-10% decline in vo2max by age 40. This can be reduced to 5 or less if u keep training hard. But in no way does the cardiovascular needs for the sport of mma improve with age hence why any fighter u observe at 40 v 30 has much lower volume output and gets tired far more quickly especially if they wrestle. Just watch Damian Maia--Romero---Dan Henderson...or any older fighter they hardly throw any volume and they can hardly wrestle well anymore cause they get tired quicker cause wrestling and high flurrys ain't relying on the endurance your talking about lol.
      The only endurance that will be okay as you age till 40s is long slow ass cardiac output type work for hours on end or muscular endurance. This is not what the sport of MMA primarily demands it is highly aerobically power (Vo2max peak) and Alactic (phosphagen system). This is due to the 5minute time rounds with constant 4-10 seconds flurrys and high end pace
      So no..not a single S/C coach is ever agreeing with you that the endurance you need for MMA improves as you age lmao. Lets not even get into the decline in Power The decline in Speed and Reflex and the Decline in testosterone levels after age 37 which impeded recovery among other things....Some of those may not matter to a HWs as much esp roided guys like Shaw.... but the Stamina will after 1 round.

    • @BigBishop609
      @BigBishop609 5 місяців тому

      ​@@REXAZORI'm 36 and have to disagree

  • @Chalky253
    @Chalky253 6 місяців тому

    such a kind and humble mountain of a man. Your ability to dedicate yourself to your teacher %100 is the reason you smash every challenge. Keep it up big man, legend

  • @alexthegordonhighlander1159
    @alexthegordonhighlander1159 Рік тому +28

    Great session. Frank Mir is a legend! So awesome to see Nick Best along with Brian at training. What a great team! Do another video with Frank please. He is so damn smart!

  • @kastle1972
    @kastle1972 Рік тому +1

    Great video, thanks to Brian, being a person that trained Strongman just to condition what I already had & primarily being a fighter all my life I absolutely loved the content.

  • @Benlikesstuff
    @Benlikesstuff Рік тому +35

    Very smart practising grappling. He is a big boy who is strong. It would take a long time and effort to condition to be a striker.
    I do hope Brian watches these videos back over and over. This is a lot of info to take in for one session.

    • @dragam9534
      @dragam9534 Рік тому

      It was my thought aswell, that they gave him ALOT of info - hard to take so much in and truly remember it all in one session !

    • @234i9
      @234i9 Рік тому

      @@dragam9534 Its on video though, and its great to go thru the motions!

    • @miguelladinodevera614
      @miguelladinodevera614 7 місяців тому

      He's gigantic! Maybe all of his fellow strong men should train together for mma. Imagining rn how much it would suck grappling with these guys in a match because they'll smother u even before u hit the ground lol one bear hug and it's over fr.

  • @Liono83
    @Liono83 Рік тому +14

    Frank is the reason I started in jiu-jitsu. Love that dude!! Brian keeps training with him and he'll be pretty damn good on the ground.

  • @JoelSquire85
    @JoelSquire85 Рік тому +11

    You can tell Brian is worried about using too much strength, itll be terrifying when he doesnt have to worry about it.

    • @Septoneien
      @Septoneien Рік тому

      He will probably always worry about it.
      In another comment I said you can tell he doesn't have the animosity he'll need.
      Hopefully someone like Frank can pull it out of Brian. It's there but he would probably have to imagine his family behind him and he's protecting them or something to fully get over the fear of hurting someone.

    • @JoelSquire85
      @JoelSquire85 Рік тому +1

      @righttohavebeararms.4300 I think he has a monster side, he used it in strongman, his competitiveness and desire to win will push him through.

    • @clintonsutton61
      @clintonsutton61 Рік тому

      Brian can flip that switch and go to the dark place. He does it on all of his big lifts. He will not have a problem going there in the ring. Once someone punches him in the face it will be on

  • @patrickklimek8197
    @patrickklimek8197 Рік тому +3

    Wow Brian you are really growing in leaps and bounds buddy you will be a literal force to reckon with. Thanks for sharing

  • @mongosmash100
    @mongosmash100 9 місяців тому

    This is so cool! Love watching strongmen and ufc. Brian Shaw is so laid back and gentle at times especially for how big he is. He’s training with Frank Mir and is just casually taking notes and asking questions so politely -“ so it’s at this point I could kill a man? Got it.” 😂

  • @erichthered
    @erichthered Рік тому +3

    Combining the sheer power Brian possesses used in Jiu jitsu form is absolutely terrifying

  • @nerfdurp
    @nerfdurp Рік тому +2

    If you're going to test MMA as a heavyweight what a brilliant choice to connect with this guy. Anybody who can break big nogs arm has knowledge for days.

  • @samueltshitoko8443
    @samueltshitoko8443 Рік тому +6

    Brian you looking good man, you have toned up nicely 👌👌

  • @McNab1986
    @McNab1986 2 місяці тому

    Brian's willingness to just shut up and learn is so rare in big dudes, so many I've come across always gotta add ego driven statements or comments, yet he's quite literally one of the largest in the world, and there's non of that, just pure interest in becoming better whilst being taught by folks with experience. Breath of fresh air

  • @brianshell4111
    @brianshell4111 Рік тому +16

    Frank is one of the legends in MMA. Love the guy

  • @garydacooldude5399
    @garydacooldude5399 Рік тому

    i appreciate how you leave all the steps in the videos, makes it so your audience can visually learn as well

  • @rescyn1190
    @rescyn1190 Рік тому +16

    Watching MMA fighters giggle at being picked up by Brian will never get old.

  • @snow3017
    @snow3017 Рік тому

    i ran into Frank at the airport in vegas. We ended up on the same path so had a nice conversation on the way. I was surprised I was the only person that seemed to recognize him. Much more of a conversationalist than i would have expected. Super nice guy.

  • @CWPWWRESTLING
    @CWPWWRESTLING Рік тому +12

    11:11 my god the size difference of the forearms 😂

    • @BeamRider100
      @BeamRider100 Рік тому +1

      I remember seeing Rich Piana's mate Big Con train in the gym one day, and the size of the forearms was mind blowing irl. I thought I had good forearms at the time lol

  • @colinjames7569
    @colinjames7569 7 місяців тому

    I was honored to help my sons freind out. Providing transportation when his mom couldn’t. I call him Seaver. Not his real name. A good listener. Big and strong and such a good heart. I hope he shows everyone his strength in his actions

  • @wasdawasda3849
    @wasdawasda3849 Рік тому +9

    Man I wanna see Shaw competing in MMA so bad. I just find it hard to believe with how nice he is that he could hurt another person on purpose.

    • @HOODCHRYMER
      @HOODCHRYMER Рік тому +4

      Well against another trained heavyweight he would get destroyed easily.

    • @wasdawasda3849
      @wasdawasda3849 Рік тому +2

      @@HOODCHRYMER No ones just saying have him cut weight and take on Francis or anything like that. But his dedication and willpower if he seriously got into training he'd be a force to be reckoned with.

    • @HOODCHRYMER
      @HOODCHRYMER Рік тому

      @@wasdawasda3849 Yes absolutely!

  • @richardramsay7964
    @richardramsay7964 Рік тому +1

    I love how frank is actually talking to the camera as if it was Brian. So he can watch it back and practice and learn

  • @JinzouningenTX
    @JinzouningenTX Рік тому +10

    As someone who is slightly taller than Frank Mir, a muscular build and more than 15 years of BJJ and other martial arts experience; I'd absolutely just crap myself if I saw Brian Shaw or Nick Best getting ready to roll. What an amazing experience this must have been, awesome! Thank you so much for bringing this experience to us, Mr Shaw!

  • @woolmanworkx1144
    @woolmanworkx1144 Рік тому +1

    So awesome to watch this, can’t wait to see where you take it

  • @Iconyk1
    @Iconyk1 Рік тому +5

    Brian’s advantage with the holds is gonna be incredible with his superior strength.

  • @RAG1NGxxINFERN0
    @RAG1NGxxINFERN0 5 місяців тому

    I actually enjoy watching him train, the amount of questions he’s asking shows he really want to learn!

  • @FoxGuyGames
    @FoxGuyGames Рік тому +4

    that dude said, "ive never been picked up like that before" LOL god bless Frank Mir!!!!

  • @fabilichusaquaman4263
    @fabilichusaquaman4263 Рік тому

    Wow... This was a great video and editing. I was just gonna watch and see if i wanted to watch, poff seen all video :D Got sucked in to the information and the fun of seeing u learn from the best people. I did mma for 10 years and still watch UFC and ONE FC.

  • @smoothz01
    @smoothz01 Рік тому +4

    I wait patiently every week for Brian to appear on JRE I know it’ll come

  • @mattwells5022
    @mattwells5022 Рік тому +2

    Frank is a Humble Person nice to see him still enjoying the game.

  • @watenallace663
    @watenallace663 Рік тому +4

    I've been a fan of Frank Mir for a long time, he has a brilliant mind for martial arts, no BS.

  • @SmithsOutdoorSurface
    @SmithsOutdoorSurface Рік тому

    Nothing better than two legendary champion athletes from different spectrum’s coming together, always makes for amazing sportsmanship and broadening of sports as a whole! This is how we grow people !!!

  • @J_Leo89
    @J_Leo89 Рік тому +6

    Frank Mir had a great career and he seems like a great teacher!

  • @mattstonington1
    @mattstonington1 Рік тому

    Frank's an amazing teacher he doesn't ever go full negative he compliments then adjusts...building Brian's confidence...amazing teacher...

  • @Just_Plain_SteveENT
    @Just_Plain_SteveENT Рік тому +7

    Brian is literally doing all the side quest right now. Big love, B.

  • @neilhogarth8449
    @neilhogarth8449 Рік тому +10

    Franks a killer, if he had slightly better stand up he’d have been even more of a monster than he was ❤

    • @basedkaiser5352
      @basedkaiser5352 Рік тому +5

      And if he didn't have his motorcycle accident too. Frank was doing some wild shit in the cage before that and he was fast too.

  • @Dracus
    @Dracus Рік тому +1

    Please make more videos like this! Love it