Thanks man. Its definitely been a process to get comfortable. Thanks for noticing. It's funny looking back at these early videos where I was still figuring out what the hell I was doing lol
Very good tutorial! No nonsense, a lot of helpful and important details and a demomstration while rolling in just 4 minutes. Other youtubers talk for 4 minutes why they make the video (a bot exaggerated, but you good the point...)
Thanks man I'm glad you recognize my efforts to get straight to the point. I learned so much BJJ off UA-cam back in the day and had to sit through so many people just wanting to hear themselves talk lol. Taught me how to not make videos haha
Damn Jordan I’ve been watching a bunch of your newer videos recently and just came across this older one. So cool to see how much your video game has leveled up in just a year. Love your style and the videos you’re putting out. Keep up the good work!
Jordan, thanks for this. I’m just starting BJJ and love how your videos clearly demonstrate things while also showing them in their real-world application after the demo.
My pleasure man! Glad you're able to learn from them. BJJ is definitely the hardest when starting out. Hopefully I can help lessen the learning curve 🙂
Went to my 5th class last night and was able to pass my partner's full guard and get the arm triangle after watching this video a few times. Was my first submission since starting and felt good. Bad news is that my old shoulder injury came back up and might have to miss the next few classes. Good thing theirs more videos to watch.
Please more tutorials & videos like this for most moves for white-blue belts especially. They are very nice to watch and very helpful. Especially with your new style of videos and subs I imagine it will be even better
Thanks! ! I must have watched over 100 UA-cam videos on how to make better videos after making these first ones. Glad my hard work payed off and people notice the effort I put into the current ones 🙂
Hey Jordan, arm triangle is by far my favorite choke; being a wrestler, that position came pretty naturally to me. Something I've been doing to finish is taking a d'arce/anaconda grip and using the non-choking hand to peel back the forehead. I found it exposes the neck just enough to focus pressure from the shoulder onto the corotid. Would you recommend this finish along with bringing the head closer and cinching the arm in deeper? Or should I do away with it and focus only on brining the head in closer?
I've seen how Gordon Ryan likes to finish the arm triangle from a high mount. When finishing from the side, do you have any fear at all that they may be able to bridge and take your back?
I know I am a bit late to this video, but maybe you or somebody can help me with the question. How to you secure the arm, when I walk my hand up I quite often lose the arm before I get it high enough and I have the feeling if I set my hand much closer to the body of my partner, they have way more strength. I feel like I miss something and don't reall know what it is.
"I want to have my hand...uh...my arm as deep as possible, and just kinda hook in my fingers in her...in her..ah..bicep." Haha. Great video though, very helpful.
arm triangles are really hard to get if the uke even has any idea of basic defense or knows the babybridge... or even how to shrug the shoulders... its more of a power move - you have to practically overpower the uke to get it if they have even the faintest idea how to defend
I'm not sure I agree. I get arm triangles all the time on people that are bigger and stronger. Just like any technique it will be harder on stronger opponents. The arm triangle is no different 🙂
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It's amazing how much more confident you appear in screen now vs then. Keep going Jordan.
Thanks man. Its definitely been a process to get comfortable. Thanks for noticing. It's funny looking back at these early videos where I was still figuring out what the hell I was doing lol
Very good tutorial! No nonsense, a lot of helpful and important details and a demomstration while rolling in just 4 minutes. Other youtubers talk for 4 minutes why they make the video (a bot exaggerated, but you good the point...)
Thanks man I'm glad you recognize my efforts to get straight to the point. I learned so much BJJ off UA-cam back in the day and had to sit through so many people just wanting to hear themselves talk lol. Taught me how to not make videos haha
Damn Jordan I’ve been watching a bunch of your newer videos recently and just came across this older one. So cool to see how much your video game has leveled up in just a year. Love your style and the videos you’re putting out. Keep up the good work!
Jordan, thanks for this. I’m just starting BJJ and love how your videos clearly demonstrate things while also showing them in their real-world application after the demo.
My pleasure man! Glad you're able to learn from them. BJJ is definitely the hardest when starting out. Hopefully I can help lessen the learning curve 🙂
Went to my 5th class last night and was able to pass my partner's full guard and get the arm triangle after watching this video a few times. Was my first submission since starting and felt good. Bad news is that my old shoulder injury came back up and might have to miss the next few classes. Good thing theirs more videos to watch.
Glad to hear I was able to help you land it! First sub feels the best. Sucks you hurt your shoulder though. I hope you heal up quick!
Please more tutorials & videos like this for most moves for white-blue belts especially. They are very nice to watch and very helpful. Especially with your new style of videos and subs I imagine it will be even better
Great, Jordan!! Obrigado, from Brazil!
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the editing of the videos got much better now!!
Thanks! ! I must have watched over 100 UA-cam videos on how to make better videos after making these first ones. Glad my hard work payed off and people notice the effort I put into the current ones 🙂
Very easily explained. Rolling footage at the end really helped. Awesome 👏
Thank you for this video, very technical 👍🏼👍🏼
Blessings.
Glad you like it! I love the arm triangle choke. Became one of my favorites once I really figured out how to do it perfectly.
You are great at pointing out details that really make the technique work! 👊
Thanks man, I appreciate that! 👊
Great video brotha, I started in May and this is the only sub I’ve gotten 🙏🏽😂
Nice man the arm triangle is awesome! Gotta watch some more of my videos to hit some more subs 😉
Hey Jordan, arm triangle is by far my favorite choke; being a wrestler, that position came pretty naturally to me. Something I've been doing to finish is taking a d'arce/anaconda grip and using the non-choking hand to peel back the forehead. I found it exposes the neck just enough to focus pressure from the shoulder onto the corotid. Would you recommend this finish along with bringing the head closer and cinching the arm in deeper? Or should I do away with it and focus only on brining the head in closer?
Would be interesting to see a change from kesa gatame to kata gatame.
Will have to make a kesa gatame video soon with that!
Come on Patrina, don’t let this guy disrespect you. 🔥🙌🏼🙏💕🥋😂
😅 Poor Patrina. Been beating her up since she was 14 lol
damn haha you re so much better explaining now that when this video came out. Nice job
Thanks man! Improvement in every aspect is always my number 1 priority.
I've seen how Gordon Ryan likes to finish the arm triangle from a high mount.
When finishing from the side, do you have any fear at all that they may be able to bridge and take your back?
I know I am a bit late to this video, but maybe you or somebody can help me with the question. How to you secure the arm, when I walk my hand up I quite often lose the arm before I get it high enough and I have the feeling if I set my hand much closer to the body of my partner, they have way more strength. I feel like I miss something and don't reall know what it is.
can you do a video on your s&c/gym work
I will soon for sure!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu epic man thank you. The bjj content is the best around, I just wanna know how you balance gym work next
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"I want to have my hand...uh...my arm as deep as possible, and just kinda hook in my fingers in her...in her..ah..bicep."
Haha. Great video though, very helpful.
You don't even need to dismount to hit a perfect choke :)
I agree. This is old! 🙂
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arm triangles are really hard to get if the uke even has any idea of basic defense or knows the babybridge... or even how to shrug the shoulders... its more of a power move - you have to practically overpower the uke to get it if they have even the faintest idea how to defend
I'm not sure I agree. I get arm triangles all the time on people that are bigger and stronger. Just like any technique it will be harder on stronger opponents. The arm triangle is no different 🙂
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