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  • Roy Dean Academy student Cole Dion tests his limits for his blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
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  • @SohnDesMenschen
    @SohnDesMenschen 9 років тому +49

    Loving the support being given by his training partners. "Together we aspire, together we achieve."

  • @zoltancaputo9562
    @zoltancaputo9562 8 років тому +12

    Roy is Humble, polite, excelent teacher. Awsome change belt!

  • @Bod1st
    @Bod1st 9 років тому +13

    I'm just starting out, great clip to show me where I need to be! Thanks Roy Dean.

    • @imajuu2206
      @imajuu2206 3 роки тому

      you better still be doing bjj

  • @kjkidd88
    @kjkidd88 3 роки тому

    Roy Dean is a master of distraction. I love the knee on belly at 12:43 and putting grips on the lapel, but really baiting for an arm bar. Masterful.

  • @johnmedige1612
    @johnmedige1612 3 роки тому

    This as always is the reason I subscribe to roy dean....this academy is pure jui jitsu...humble and powerful! I love how u test your students and let them work while pushing their potential!

  • @timandmonica
    @timandmonica 8 років тому +11

    It seems to me that a huge difference between him and the higher ranks he rolled with was confidence. If he had the confidence of the purple's/brown's/blacks he would be 50% better right off the bat. He didn't seem to trust that what he began to execute would really work. Trust the techniques you've been taught! I know it's hard to fake that sort of thing when they consistently beat you in class, but it's just an observation (and something for me to personally think about.)

    • @joserezende102
      @joserezende102 5 років тому

      I think that is not the intention. The intention is show the technics, that's why he submits even Roy Dean, he did the right movements and prove that he knows, probally in a normal roll it didn't happen. (probally)

    • @mjolnir9855
      @mjolnir9855 4 роки тому +3

      He’s just becoming a blue belt. You can’t have confidence in your skills if they are still in the process of developing and being tested. With time he’ll become more sensitive and get even better. But from where I’m sitting, he was being treated so so kindly by upper belts. They were testing him for what he knew, but those upper belts purposely gave him positions and time to work submissions. As good as he is, they could have ran the gambit on him. Then when Mr. Dean comes on the scene, it’s merely about feeling his skill. That white belt couldn’t even weather the storm after all that rolling. He was smoked. And that’s when his true skills could come shining through. There’s a reason the instructor rolls last with him. It’s not to embarrass him. All in all he did well. Very good blue belt.

  • @LMB9888
    @LMB9888 8 років тому +1

    Congrats Cole! This was great to watch. Love all the positivity and respect being shown. I was literally clapping for Cole when he got those submissions.

  • @monto721
    @monto721 8 років тому +10

    wow... awesome i love BJJ and it seen like you really earn the belt with that teacher... not like others they just give it to you for the time you been practicing nice job...to the trainers

    • @mjolnir9855
      @mjolnir9855 4 роки тому

      monto721 exactly. There’s no other legit way to earn a belt than building up expertise in the art itself. Some just give the belt out for winning a tournament at your local Greg’s grapple barn. Legitimate JiuJitsu is developed through strong fundamentals and this gaining mastery. That sensitivity isn’t easily achieved, and should never be diluted down like the McDojo’s of Karate and Tae Keon Do has done.

  • @coffeelover6150
    @coffeelover6150 3 роки тому

    This is such a good way to level someone up...With this method, current white belts can see what they are striving to be able to do at least in a flow roll situation. Every gym should have something like this but obviously it'll take more effort on the part of instructors so won't be a popular method

  • @chrisalker1
    @chrisalker1 4 роки тому

    I love watching these RDA videos. Always solid.

  • @Chonk666
    @Chonk666 5 років тому +1

    My club don't really have this type of precise examination. If our blackbelts decide someone is ready, they get a stripe or a belt. Still, i have to say i also respect this way of doing it. Very neat.

  • @jasonh6711
    @jasonh6711 3 роки тому

    rootin soo hard for this kid, great job!

  • @JujutsuHeiho
    @JujutsuHeiho 9 років тому +2

    Looks like hes really been practicing his throws and takedowns. He'll become really good when he gets a stronger foundation on the ground by controlling his opponents hips and keeping his hips/base low/spread

  • @jeanmarcos6886
    @jeanmarcos6886 9 років тому

    It's a great pleasure see this video, amazing demonstration of the white belt in to blue belt. Thanks for this video, OSSSS!!

  • @brandonkain9231
    @brandonkain9231 6 років тому

    Every single video is just amazing to watch....

  • @ossioclinics3459
    @ossioclinics3459 11 місяців тому

    love it! wish i was near your school

  • @TheOnlySaneAmerican
    @TheOnlySaneAmerican 9 років тому +1

    What's amazing about jiu jitsu is 50 year old men handling men half their age and twice their vigor. A testament to economy of energy and skill trumping youth.

  • @Luccimatic
    @Luccimatic 2 роки тому

    Love this classic judo combo at 3:40

  • @seanferris631
    @seanferris631 5 років тому +2

    *goes to roll with a black belt during blue belt exam*
    other high ranking roller: "he's not that good"

  • @rebel927
    @rebel927 4 роки тому

    Roy looks like one of the very best bjj coaches, and you can tell that he leads by example as everyone in his school seems like good guys who are there to help each other. Very similar to the jj I'm learning in GJJ. Is Roy trained by the Gracie brothers?

  • @burnit_0193
    @burnit_0193 7 років тому +1

    Respect. Well done.

  • @marcelopires3878
    @marcelopires3878 9 років тому

    Great opportunity to learn .. congrats!

  • @timandmonica
    @timandmonica 8 років тому +2

    Very crisp technique for a white belt. He definitely earned his blue promotion in my (humble) opinion. I wish I could train with Roy, wherever he is (probably LA or San Diego), but I live in a teeny little place in Oregon no one's heard of called Tumalo.

    • @StillnessAcademy
      @StillnessAcademy 8 років тому

      This promotion took place in Bend, OR. Professor Dean is now in California.

    • @AOD-tr7nd
      @AOD-tr7nd 6 років тому

      Timothy Henderson doubt bjj is right for you if you’re from a state where the citizens can’t even pump their own gas. Lol

  • @srali7609
    @srali7609 4 роки тому

    this is freaking awesome and congrats to Cole, well deserved,also purple belt guy was proper kind as well if you know what i mean

  • @MrMegafly2011
    @MrMegafly2011 4 роки тому

    This is really helpful. Congrats

  • @CesarAlonsoFight
    @CesarAlonsoFight 9 років тому

    Very nice

  • @corleonetoys1212
    @corleonetoys1212 4 роки тому

    That Sir, the blue belt one, knows some nice counters

  • @degenviking6068
    @degenviking6068 6 років тому

    well done, Cole.

  • @elarmadillo2466
    @elarmadillo2466 5 років тому

    Pretty hard, well done!!

  • @lohascha462
    @lohascha462 3 роки тому

    The second blue belt has some secret moves
    Nice

  • @thumper9633
    @thumper9633 8 років тому +1

    Impressive.

  • @falkhammermuller9342
    @falkhammermuller9342 4 роки тому

    Where is that gym? I'm kinda willing to show up one day and just have a good roll with all the nice people there.

  • @franchyspb
    @franchyspb 8 років тому

    Beautiful.

  • @DST1126
    @DST1126 4 роки тому

    I wish I was under Roy Dean! Where are you located Roy?

  • @ianfaulkner6870
    @ianfaulkner6870 3 роки тому

    That armbar at 12:45👏

  • @Dougalastyle
    @Dougalastyle 9 років тому

    so good!

  • @paulossbjj5933
    @paulossbjj5933 4 роки тому

    Perfect

  • @jonjonword6222
    @jonjonword6222 8 років тому

    So cool

  • @otu1
    @otu1 4 роки тому

    Roy, I would love to meet you one day.

  • @ryder4life518
    @ryder4life518 6 років тому

    Awsome!!!!!

  • @Donghoterry
    @Donghoterry 5 років тому

    멋있습니다. Awesome!

  • @diablous100
    @diablous100 2 роки тому

    Why does he have black stripes on the white side of his white belt? Wasn't it supposed to be white stripes on the black part of the belt?

  • @mchacker2234
    @mchacker2234 9 років тому +1

    Does roy dean support kids jiu jistu?

  • @eifelitorn
    @eifelitorn 9 років тому +2

    3:12 isn't that banned with white belts ?

    • @MrDion302
      @MrDion302 9 років тому +1

      eifelitorn yes, heel hooks are illegal in most tournaments. but nothing is illegal in self defense. we are taught them early on to be aware of them. we rarely use them in sparring and if we do, we never fully apply them.

    • @anthonymaloney6838
      @anthonymaloney6838 8 років тому

      +eifelitorn Heel hooks are one of the easiest leglocks to attack in a street fight.

  • @davebond7380
    @davebond7380 4 роки тому

    Oss cole

  • @MrMZaccone
    @MrMZaccone 9 років тому

    You guys do any defense against strikes at this level?

    • @AOD-tr7nd
      @AOD-tr7nd 6 років тому

      Edmond Dantez that’s all a white belt is supposed to be doing if you follow tha Gracie academy system

  • @kelvinbrancalhao652
    @kelvinbrancalhao652 6 років тому

    white belt and a knee bar ?

  • @robinbernard162
    @robinbernard162 5 років тому +3

    Roy dean gave him like 10 opportunities to get his back..lol..too much

  • @Kphyl
    @Kphyl 8 років тому

    do the black belts have to go like 20% or something?

    • @BruceWayne-qx5ly
      @BruceWayne-qx5ly 8 років тому

      dude really lol if he dodnt hed be an asshole haha he is matching his students skill to challenge him. as is what a teacher does.

    • @FergusScotchman
      @FergusScotchman 8 років тому

      pretty much, honestly. Another thing to consider is that the guy is exhausted after all that.... when you get tired, it is grueling to do the things you know you should do for good technique and position.

    • @tadams929
      @tadams929 7 років тому

      Not if your in decent shape, I have by no means his level of technique (also a white belt) but I feel you should have to do some strength and conditioning on the side at least for stamina. Still a casual (6-12 hours a week) but when we've had 4 hour classes we're all still going pretty good after 2ish hours of sparring. This was only 20-30 minutes, I feel maybe you should have to have a certain level of cardio.

    • @kevinrichards53
      @kevinrichards53 7 років тому +2

      Felandro. I would love to see a video of you in pretty good shape after 2hrs of sparring. Thanks!

    • @chrismlone
      @chrismlone 7 років тому +2

      4 hour classes with 2 hours sparring and you're not gassed? What are you napping during them or something?

  • @dingdongmus
    @dingdongmus 8 років тому

    01:20

  • @j.armijomusic
    @j.armijomusic 3 роки тому

    8:17 cheap af 😂