In my gym we have this Russian roided powerlifter who weighs around 140 kg / 308 lbs (my weight is 90 kg / 198 lbs). His arms are thicker than my legs, while I do have buff legs. We always start standing and I could leverage my leg strength to balance out his weight and strength, but once we fall to the ground and he lays on top of me I can't do shit. Sweeping, shrimping, pushing away etc. Nothing works, he gets a holds of my hand and forces an Americana or just crushes my skull without any submission where I'm forced to tap. What is your advice for this? This is about No Gi btw.
@@attila2946definitely a tough task. Try it be mobile and not let him connect any grips together, onto eachother. The second he does, that's when you're screwed.
The other 40 percent of the time, as they smash you can "coach" them on how to submit you. For me that works all day every day and even twice on Sunday
Would you happen to have tips/concepts for escaping submissions? Thank you for this video. Grappling with a much larger opponent is difficult, and I love the adjustments you highlight!👊
I'm struggling on a systematic approach. If they are on their knees trying to pass, how should I position? If they are standing up to pass, how should I position? And so on...
A video covering mount escapes in all-out live scenarios similarly to how you did the side control live escape video would be awesome. It’s also very hard to find videos with all-out positional sparring and I believe those are way more realistic than just showing the techniques in isolation with no resistance.
I feel ya man. 5’5ft and 130lbs. Even the perfect technique sometimes doesn’t work when they are 60-100lbs bigger. Makes me scared to go for something bc if it fails and they pass I’m toast the rest of the round
Some timestamps for my own benefit (because I'll be coming back to this good advice, thank you professor)! 1. Avoid most submissions from the bottom. 00:00 2. When on top, post preemptively or be ready to post. 01:26 3. Keep your feet in front of them. 02:41 4. Turtle / get to your knees instead being on your back with no guard. 05:10 5. Use the fake guard pull ankle pick (especially in the gi). 07:16 6. Prevent defensive grips. 08:07 7. Careful when inverting (and minimise time spent inverted). 09:12
Incredible lessons here. Your instruction is like no other on YT. I’m 5’8 180 and can be big or small. I love going against the bigger guys, as I’m strong and been playing hockey against giants for 2 decades. And these tips are perfect!! Thank you professor!
I was always under the illusion that the triangle and armbar were the secret weapons of small-person BJJ. When I couldn’t get a bigger guy to tap, I always thought it was my lack of skill. It could still be. But it’s nice to see a little realism here.
There's a lot of things in BJJ that need to be better accepted as reality. For one BJJ is hard. For example "I need to work on my side control escapes, it's so hard to get out," Of course it is lol, you're in a dominate position.
I don't know how tall you are, but triangles are very hard to hit if you have short legs, i'm a purple belt from Brazil and i've won many local and some regional championships but i've never submitted anyone with a triangle from guard, all my my triangles are from mount or back (i learned in a John Danaher instructional). Some moves are better in some body types, and that is completely normal.
Have you seen Danaher's Triangle stuff? One of my coaches taught a piece of it over 6 weeks. Totally changes how you look at triangles. Short legs, too tall, too short, etc. Is it 100%? no. Does it change how you think about triangles? yes.
This is a great video, validated a few things I had figured out over the last few years rolling with bigger, younger opponents. I think these tips would apply to older versus younger guys as well as smaller versus bigger.
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu unreal man be great to have an idea what to focus on and what not to, so many videos tell you what to do, yours tell us what not to do aswell it’s great
2:40 that was a slick back take from side control never mind thought of that just jumping clearing my legs ! OSS thank you for ur amazing content been following for 2 years now ! Never lets me down !
Broski, your tips really help a lot! As a 5’5 male, this helps me not rely on strength as much because my muscles get worn out if I tense up yoo much and it allows me to improve on my techniques as well. Thanks again Jordan! OSS!👊
Thanks bro! Have an IBJJF tournament this weekend at Ultra Heavyweight, Giving up a lot of weight at 220 and years at 46. Will try some of this in the adult division.
These are some nice tips. I’m a (almost 52) year old,190 pound, 4 stripe purple belt that got tapped last week by a 23 year old, 300 pound, solid blue belt. Normally I can keep up with bigger guys because of their lack of skill or gas tank (which mine isn’t that good either 😂) but this guy for some reason just gives me fits. I’m not naive enough to realize that my best bjj days are probably behind me so thanks for the tips. ❤
I love watching these videos as the bigger guy, I'm 6' 260, because it really helps me know what to look out for. That, and you never know when a biggerer guy walks on the mats
Just talking about this. We have a few big brown belts and I fight hard to keep my feet pointed to them. Getting put in side control and worse mount is not fun. Thanks for reinforcing my thoughts.
First! Definitely been looking forward to this type of video. I've been working on putting on strength and size as a temporary stop gap. It's been helpful, but not a long term solution
Thank you for creating this video! You’re an awesome teacher and practitioner. It’s great to get your perspective on my biggest challenge as a smaller guy. 👍👍
Most of the killers I roll with are 50+ pounds more than me. And I’m 190lbs! I’ve only been rolling for three months so I have still a ton to learn but I’ve learned to attack wrists and ankles. I may not be able to tap all of you but I can crunch a joint for a tap.
Master shrimping bro and learning under hooks and understand what your frames are there for ! And one advice that works for me is let my bigger opponent “work” me but be safe and smart and just let them get tired ! Once I see that they’re hyperventilating that’s when I go for the kill . In my opinion 👌
Hi Jordan, thank you for the explanation! Could you got over Tip 5 for No Gi in detail? Also how can I escape side control when their hip is sprawled(like a hybrid between traditional side control/kesa). Scenario: He has me in side control on the right hand side of my body. My opponent's hip is usually sprawled onto me and he is trying to isolate my far side arm(left) I am trying to keep my frames and not allow my arm to be isolated, his left leg is based(not fully but on angle on his toes, not fully on the flat) on line with my shoulder and right leg(instep on the floor) sprawled down. So basically kesa but no head and arm control. What I've been doing is using turtle and then escaping when hes tired, but to get there it takes so much effort and hes about 90-100 pounds heavier than I am. As I look back on my videos I think I should be committing to my bumping and bridging some more to create space then get a frame in so I can play guard but in the moment it feels so hard with the pressure. Please let me know your thoughts and thank you for your content its helped me a lot!
Can I get some advice on what is a good guard for the street, for a 12 year old female vs a big badguy? The Gracies teach closed guard. And if you do that, and hug them, u don't get punched but u do get smashed. Is this the best guard to do when they are on top of you? Thanks
I would really love a video on turtle escapes. I often get to turtle with bigger guys, but find myself stuck when trying to get out. When i try to make a move to escape, they quickly find a way to drive their weight back into me and flattent me back to my side. Ive tried looking at videos but they dont really do a great job of showing big people with consistent weight driving into you.
Great video! Do you have tips for the opposite way around? For bigger people dealing with smaller opponents. I find I am bigger than 75% of the people I am training with. There I am often big and slow. So sparring with smaller guys is like trying to slow down someone running 2x my speed.
I haven't tried it on larger opponents yet, but I've found that the baratoplata/tarikoplata work pretty good against an opponent that locks their hands together.
Thank you for another great video. Do you have tips for taking down bigger opponents? Shooting single and double legs doesn’t work and pulling guard isn’t always ideal because of the weight difference. Any alternative recommendations? Thanks!
I’m a brown belt and even though I’m not that small (5’11”, 180 lbs) I’m for some reason the second lightest advanced belt ( purple and above) by 30 lbs, with several guys over 90 lbs larger. It really it struggle bus. I find Roger Gracie’s full guard series probably my best resource against gigantic opponents. And yes, just yesterday, in a fun roll with a 280 lbs black belt friend, I had my triangle passed and then spent two minutes trying to escape side control like a bugs on its back😂
Hi Jordan, I always learn a lot from you and why not retribute the favor? Try ankle pick grabbing the ankle in the same side of the collar grip, this should be the primary goal in my opinion once when you do that you will end up in side control instead of opponents guard. I always go to the same side and if the opponent pull the leg then I go to the opposite ankle. Try and let me know if it worked for you too :)
Since I am a big guy I have a problem during rolls since I can not put full pressure because I would crush small guys, and because of that I can not pin them and they always get out and my size is useless in BBJ rolls, and always there are videos about how to win against a big guy, please do a video on how to win against a small guy if you are a big guy a can not put pressure, thank you ... OSU.
I need to start prioritizing getting to turtle. I spend a lot of time either with significantly bigger training partners, significantly better training partners, or both. With the significantly bigger partners on the same level as me, I find trouble with all the things you mentioned.
A good way to think of it is if you turtle, you're not in side control. And if you have a good turtle you won't have your back taken. It's not always possible to turtle but the more you can the better. As long as you prevent grips your back won't be taken. Imo it's an extremely important and valuable position to get good at. Way moreso than getting good at escaping side control. That never becomes easy.
Great stuff! As a big guy myself, I hope nobody I roll with watches this. :D Also, being the big slow guy, I'd love to see a video on how to beat the smaller faster guy (other than "smash").
One thing I’m figuring out with big dudes especially is not to over extend my frames, and to use mobility and better cardio as much as possible to try and cook them so they start making mistakes. I’m 170, so I’m just not going to muscle a 230 pound dude into a sub, I’ve got to be smarter and lay traps for them to fall in.
I'm 6'2, 90 kg, and although I tend to be on the larger side in my gym, it usually means I get paired with the guys in the god tier size category, 100 kg + . Watching this video made me realize i was doing it all wrong and I can't wait to implement this stuff and stop getting stomped by our 120 kg white belt.
May i add against big dudes I spend the first 2-3 min locking them up inside my guard and making them work their cardio out early. Usually they peter out and I can attack later on in the round. Attacking them early has a much lower chance of success.
In the process of updating a lot of old videos and that would had some info I don't agree with anymore. I'll make a new one once my knee is healed and I can finally get wrestling footage!
100% on the triangle. Sometimes I specifically wait for them to go for a triangle just to get a low energy transition to top. That's something that a lot of non-bigger guys miss. Sometimes, we do things that are unusual just because we want to preserve energy. Just because it is easy to pass my guard does not mean that passing my guard is always the best idea. Sometimes I let a guy take mount just because I'm comfortable there. I'm not big on points and I'm always thinking sub only.
I am a 155 lb female. I was up against 170 lb female last night and she kept pinning me. How is it supposed to work against a man or is that just not true?
Hey Joey I'm a 165 -170lb guy I play guard against big people the easiest way to beat them is to elevate them with x guard style attacks and sweep them that way Pass the guard and finish from on top You need to master elevation
I’m 145 at best and had to roll with one guy 230 and one 285 after. The 285r escaped the triangle and made me feel the whole earth on my body with side control. I’d rather chase the back lol
Just dropping a comment to help. I learned to stay off my neck as a white belt, I'd get stacked during the armbar, now I just roll over and go belly down
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In my gym we have this Russian roided powerlifter who weighs around 140 kg / 308 lbs (my weight is 90 kg / 198 lbs). His arms are thicker than my legs, while I do have buff legs. We always start standing and I could leverage my leg strength to balance out his weight and strength, but once we fall to the ground and he lays on top of me I can't do shit. Sweeping, shrimping, pushing away etc. Nothing works, he gets a holds of my hand and forces an Americana or just crushes my skull without any submission where I'm forced to tap. What is your advice for this? This is about No Gi btw.
@@attila2946definitely a tough task. Try it be mobile and not let him connect any grips together, onto eachother. The second he does, that's when you're screwed.
I usually just beat em by saying "no" and recanting some lame excuses why I won't roll with them. 60% of the time it works every time.
😂😂
...is it possible to learn this power?
Hmmmm - ❤ NO!
The other 40 percent of the time, as they smash you can "coach" them on how to submit you. For me that works all day every day and even twice on Sunday
I don't even make an excuse. Some guys I train with can rag doll me like nothing. They understand that I don't always want to deal with that lol.
Let me know what tips type of video you'd like to see next. Finally some defense/escapes? 🤔
Would you happen to have tips/concepts for escaping submissions? Thank you for this video. Grappling with a much larger opponent is difficult, and I love the adjustments you highlight!👊
I'm struggling on a systematic approach.
If they are on their knees trying to pass, how should I position?
If they are standing up to pass, how should I position?
And so on...
A video covering mount escapes in all-out live scenarios similarly to how you did the side control live escape video would be awesome. It’s also very hard to find videos with all-out positional sparring and I believe those are way more realistic than just showing the techniques in isolation with no resistance.
I find myself struggling to escape North/South WAY more than I should be at my level. Does anyone else feel the same?
How to smash the little guy video would be nice for a change
😉🖐🏼👊🏼
I'm 5'5ft, 145lbs and everyone in my gym is bigger and heavier than me.
This video is gold for me. Thank you Coach!
Same man, I'm 5'4, 130lbs, and sometimes it really sucks
at least you’re not too skinny 🙏. I got height but I’m still a smaller and weaker guy especially since I’m younger.
I feel ya man. 5’5ft and 130lbs. Even the perfect technique sometimes doesn’t work when they are 60-100lbs bigger. Makes me scared to go for something bc if it fails and they pass I’m toast the rest of the round
5;4 , 120 xd
5’3”, 58kg. I’m just a dead man walking 😂
Some timestamps for my own benefit (because I'll be coming back to this good advice, thank you professor)!
1. Avoid most submissions from the bottom. 00:00
2. When on top, post preemptively or be ready to post. 01:26
3. Keep your feet in front of them. 02:41
4. Turtle / get to your knees instead being on your back with no guard. 05:10
5. Use the fake guard pull ankle pick (especially in the gi). 07:16
6. Prevent defensive grips. 08:07
7. Careful when inverting (and minimise time spent inverted). 09:12
Thanks man! I'll use these as the actual time stamps 👊
Definitely useful but this video is one of those I can't afford to skip through.
thank you, bro!
Incredible lessons here. Your instruction is like no other on YT. I’m 5’8 180 and can be big or small. I love going against the bigger guys, as I’m strong and been playing hockey against giants for 2 decades. And these tips are perfect!!
Thank you professor!
Thank you! I appreciate that big time. I hope my upcoming stuff will be as helpful, if not more 🙏
Thanks!
Great video, as usual
I was always under the illusion that the triangle and armbar were the secret weapons of small-person BJJ. When I couldn’t get a bigger guy to tap, I always thought it was my lack of skill. It could still be. But it’s nice to see a little realism here.
There's a lot of things in BJJ that need to be better accepted as reality. For one BJJ is hard. For example "I need to work on my side control escapes, it's so hard to get out," Of course it is lol, you're in a dominate position.
I don't know how tall you are, but triangles are very hard to hit if you have short legs, i'm a purple belt from Brazil and i've won many local and some regional championships but i've never submitted anyone with a triangle from guard, all my my triangles are from mount or back (i learned in a John Danaher instructional). Some moves are better in some body types, and that is completely normal.
Have you seen Danaher's Triangle stuff? One of my coaches taught a piece of it over 6 weeks. Totally changes how you look at triangles. Short legs, too tall, too short, etc. Is it 100%? no. Does it change how you think about triangles? yes.
This is a great video, validated a few things I had figured out over the last few years rolling with bigger, younger opponents. I think these tips would apply to older versus younger guys as well as smaller versus bigger.
Thank you for the video! Definitely going to try all of those suggestions next time I train.
Thank you! The way that you slow down the video and explain clearly, and succinctly is so helpful!!!
Great video ! You should do a video on what guards to use and what guards not to use against bigger opponents
I plan to make a guards for body types video soon!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu unreal man be great to have an idea what to focus on and what not to, so many videos tell you what to do, yours tell us what not to do aswell it’s great
2:40 that was a slick back take from side control never mind thought of that just jumping clearing my legs !
OSS thank you for ur amazing content been following for 2 years now ! Never lets me down !
Can't he just go flat again if you don't have an underhook though?
@@nova-cc5krthe battle there would be can he get his back to the mat, and can I keep his back off the mat by driving into him.
That fake guard pull to ankle pick is awesome! I'm going to try that :)
Broski, your tips really help a lot! As a 5’5 male, this helps me not rely on strength as much because my muscles get worn out if I tense up yoo much and it allows me to improve on my techniques as well. Thanks again Jordan! OSS!👊
Is there another No-Gi Alternative you would recommend for the fake guard pull to ankle pick?
Pull guard right into the dummy sweep. Marcello Garcia did this all the time.
That was actually a great video, I do tend to struggle with some big guys but you made me realize what I was doing wrong. Thank you
thanks bro :) This really helped me
Great tips sensei. The warning on not inverting and the bicep step were useful.
I almost didn't include the inversion one because it's moral defense, but I also want to keep people safe! My neck is a mess 😩
Thanks bro! Have an IBJJF tournament this weekend at Ultra Heavyweight, Giving up a lot of weight at 220 and years at 46. Will try some of this in the adult division.
Hope it helps! Good luck :)
These are some nice tips. I’m a (almost 52) year old,190 pound, 4 stripe purple belt that got tapped last week by a 23 year old, 300 pound, solid blue belt. Normally I can keep up with bigger guys because of their lack of skill or gas tank (which mine isn’t that good either 😂) but this guy for some reason just gives me fits. I’m not naive enough to realize that my best bjj days are probably behind me so thanks for the tips. ❤
I love watching these videos as the bigger guy, I'm 6' 260, because it really helps me know what to look out for. That, and you never know when a biggerer guy walks on the mats
Absolutely love the step on the bicep as you enter the armbar ❤
I'm 205 and that's normal size at my gym, super helpful. I think I only play knee on belly now, leg locks help too
I wanna go to you gym haha. Sounds like a good time!
What's the most successful submission smaller guys have on bigger (nogi)?.
In nogi probably an armbar from mount or rnc. In Gi the bow and arrow for sure.
Thanks for the reply.. subscribed 💪🤙
Thank you so much Jordan. Your tips have helped me so much. You’re the man!
These videos are awesome, these fundamentals/ tips are a game changer if implemented. Thank you
Another gem Jordan. Incredibly helpful. The turtle tip was a lightbulb for me. Thanks again
Just talking about this. We have a few big brown belts and I fight hard to keep my feet pointed to them. Getting put in side control and worse mount is not fun. Thanks for reinforcing my thoughts.
What a cool topic! Really appreciate it Jordan, for speaking to strategies for a smaller opponent, which is me most of the time;)
First! Definitely been looking forward to this type of video. I've been working on putting on strength and size as a temporary stop gap. It's been helpful, but not a long term solution
How bad we all Short Kings needed this video. Thank you Coach for such Gold content.! OSS 👊
Another timely masterpiece. Thank you for the 1st class presentation and delivery. Will incorporate these strategies into my game
Oh yeah p.s Oss! 😁
Thank you for creating this video! You’re an awesome teacher and practitioner. It’s great to get your perspective on my biggest challenge as a smaller guy. 👍👍
Outstanding work good Sir 👍
Yourvideos have helped me to improve a lot my game. Thanks!!!
Most of the killers I roll with are 50+ pounds more than me. And I’m 190lbs! I’ve only been rolling for three months so I have still a ton to learn but I’ve learned to attack wrists and ankles. I may not be able to tap all of you but I can crunch a joint for a tap.
Master shrimping bro and learning under hooks and understand what your frames are there for !
And one advice that works for me is let my bigger opponent “work” me but be safe and smart and just let them get tired !
Once I see that they’re hyperventilating that’s when I go for the kill . In my opinion 👌
Thanks for the video👊
Jordan's glance at the camera at 1:53, lol
Lol I actually hate seeing that clip. My face was super sunken in and skinny. Had food poisoning foor days but needed footage 😬
Very detailed explanation. Thank you Professor.
Amazing content - I’m trying to get psyched up to do open weight and this is just what I needed!!!
Hi Jordan, thank you for the explanation! Could you got over Tip 5 for No Gi in detail? Also how can I escape side control when their hip is sprawled(like a hybrid between traditional side control/kesa). Scenario: He has me in side control on the right hand side of my body. My opponent's hip is usually sprawled onto me and he is trying to isolate my far side arm(left) I am trying to keep my frames and not allow my arm to be isolated, his left leg is based(not fully but on angle on his toes, not fully on the flat) on line with my shoulder and right leg(instep on the floor) sprawled down. So basically kesa but no head and arm control. What I've been doing is using turtle and then escaping when hes tired, but to get there it takes so much effort and hes about 90-100 pounds heavier than I am. As I look back on my videos I think I should be committing to my bumping and bridging some more to create space then get a frame in so I can play guard but in the moment it feels so hard with the pressure. Please let me know your thoughts and thank you for your content its helped me a lot!
Almost the only "how to beat a bigger guy" video that actually shows significantly bigger guys. Shoutout to you.
Thank you! Happy you liked it 🙂
This is brilliant Jordan
Very helpful, thank you! I do mostly no gi, but am often the smallest there, so this helped.
Nice vid Jordan. But what ever happened to your wrestling for jiujitsu video?
I'm making a new one!
Can I get some advice on what is a good guard for the street, for a 12 year old female vs a big badguy? The Gracies teach closed guard. And if you do that, and hug them, u don't get punched but u do get smashed. Is this the best guard to do when they are on top of you? Thanks
Yes! Thank you for the advice, Jordan. Number 7 particularly resonates after I inverted on a man mountain, and I popped a rib 👼
My prayers have been answered.
I would really love a video on turtle escapes. I often get to turtle with bigger guys, but find myself stuck when trying to get out. When i try to make a move to escape, they quickly find a way to drive their weight back into me and flattent me back to my side. Ive tried looking at videos but they dont really do a great job of showing big people with consistent weight driving into you.
Ankle pick in wrestling was great. Little energy used and you don’t risk being put in a bad situation.
By far my favorite takedown 🙌
I hope I can meet you one day so we can roll. You have helped me alot on my jiu jitsu journey!
When you are using your knees as frames instead of your feet (bc you are doing nogi) , what is a good go to sweep for big guys?
Gold as always!
Super thanks, Prof. Jordan!
Great video! Do you have tips for the opposite way around? For bigger people dealing with smaller opponents. I find I am bigger than 75% of the people I am training with. There I am often big and slow. So sparring with smaller guys is like trying to slow down someone running 2x my speed.
Thanks for the tips!
I haven't tried it on larger opponents yet, but I've found that the baratoplata/tarikoplata work pretty good against an opponent that locks their hands together.
Great video
Thank you for another great video. Do you have tips for taking down bigger opponents? Shooting single and double legs doesn’t work and pulling guard isn’t always ideal because of the weight difference. Any alternative recommendations? Thanks!
enjoy your stuff, i'm learning a lot👍
super video thank you so much !
Awesome video 👍👍
I’m a brown belt and even though I’m not that small (5’11”, 180 lbs) I’m for some reason the second lightest advanced belt ( purple and above) by 30 lbs, with several guys over 90 lbs larger. It really it struggle bus. I find Roger Gracie’s full guard series probably my best resource against gigantic opponents. And yes, just yesterday, in a fun roll with a 280 lbs black belt friend, I had my triangle passed and then spent two minutes trying to escape side control like a bugs on its back😂
4:20 *gatorade/powerade*
Hi Jordan, I always learn a lot from you and why not retribute the favor? Try ankle pick grabbing the ankle in the same side of the collar grip, this should be the primary goal in my opinion once when you do that you will end up in side control instead of opponents guard. I always go to the same side and if the opponent pull the leg then I go to the opposite ankle. Try and let me know if it worked for you too :)
Since I am a big guy I have a problem during rolls since I can not put full pressure because I would crush small guys, and because of that I can not pin them and they always get out and my size is useless in BBJ rolls, and always there are videos about how to win against a big guy, please do a video on how to win against a small guy if you are a big guy a can not put pressure, thank you ... OSU.
As the biggest/heaviest guy in my gym I’m watching this for counter intelligence 😂 Thanks, great video
Perfect timing once again. Doing the absolute bracket this month despite my lizard brain telling me it's probably 100% a bad idea😅 👊
I need to start prioritizing getting to turtle. I spend a lot of time either with significantly bigger training partners, significantly better training partners, or both. With the significantly bigger partners on the same level as me, I find trouble with all the things you mentioned.
A good way to think of it is if you turtle, you're not in side control. And if you have a good turtle you won't have your back taken. It's not always possible to turtle but the more you can the better. As long as you prevent grips your back won't be taken. Imo it's an extremely important and valuable position to get good at. Way moreso than getting good at escaping side control. That never becomes easy.
Thank you for the tips, Jordan.
If triangles, armbars, and kimuras are out of the question, which submissions would work on bigger opponents?
Thanks for the video!
I started BJJ weighting
Thank you Jordan.
🎉oss master thanks so much
You should do a standing darce choke tutorial
Excellent!!
I’m 6’3” and 270, I’d say avoid chokes from below or side. I have a horse neck so i get tapped to joint locks much more frequently.
Great stuff! As a big guy myself, I hope nobody I roll with watches this. :D Also, being the big slow guy, I'd love to see a video on how to beat the smaller faster guy (other than "smash").
One thing I’m figuring out with big dudes especially is not to over extend my frames, and to use mobility and better cardio as much as possible to try and cook them so they start making mistakes. I’m 170, so I’m just not going to muscle a 230 pound dude into a sub, I’ve got to be smarter and lay traps for them to fall in.
Useful video because im one of the smallest guys at my gym
Good stuff
Nice one
Nice edits
🙏
also - I love the takedown ideas! This can work for me too
Thanks! 👊
I'm 6'2, 90 kg, and although I tend to be on the larger side in my gym, it usually means I get paired with the guys in the god tier size category, 100 kg + . Watching this video made me realize i was doing it all wrong and I can't wait to implement this stuff and stop getting stomped by our 120 kg white belt.
Love the fake guard pull to ankle pick…❤
I'm 5'6" and 145, so this video might as well be titled "how to do BJJ in general" for me. 😄 great stuff as always!
May i add against big dudes I spend the first 2-3 min locking them up inside my guard and making them work their cardio out early. Usually they peter out and I can attack later on in the round. Attacking them early has a much lower chance of success.
Thank you Jordan! I'm a big guy - 92 kilos, but I have a bunch of guys in my gym who is over 115 kilos. So your video would be very useful!
Are they football players or why are they so big?
some of them are british guys and ex-rugby players, some of the guys just likes food and bodybuilding :)
@@C0d0ps
I want to try the takedown (No 5)
In the process of updating a lot of old videos and that would had some info I don't agree with anymore. I'll make a new one once my knee is healed and I can finally get wrestling footage!
It's the best!
get better soon@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu
another tip to beat the bigger opponent: go for chokes instead of armbars...
@@DiePr I agree with that. I had a section written but I can't make these videos too long or my head will explode lol
100% on the triangle. Sometimes I specifically wait for them to go for a triangle just to get a low energy transition to top.
That's something that a lot of non-bigger guys miss. Sometimes, we do things that are unusual just because we want to preserve energy. Just because it is easy to pass my guard does not mean that passing my guard is always the best idea. Sometimes I let a guy take mount just because I'm comfortable there.
I'm not big on points and I'm always thinking sub only.
Am I the only one who enjoys Jordan’s ad reads because he gets a little bit of Dwayne Johnson eyebrow lift that seems effortless and subconscious ?
As a big guy, great video. Now I know what to watch out for! 😂
As a big guy I appreciate this vid to see what to lookout for 😂
Nothing wrong with reverse engineering excellent content, you giant piece of lard!
I wanna see (you vs Gordon Ryan)
I am a 155 lb female. I was up against 170 lb female last night and she kept pinning me. How is it supposed to work against a man or is that just not true?
Hey Joey I'm a 165 -170lb guy I play guard against big people the easiest way to beat them is to elevate them with x guard style attacks and sweep them that way
Pass the guard and finish from on top
You need to master elevation
I’m 145 at best and had to roll with one guy 230 and one 285 after. The 285r escaped the triangle and made me feel the whole earth on my body with side control. I’d rather chase the back lol
Just dropping a comment to help. I learned to stay off my neck as a white belt, I'd get stacked during the armbar, now I just roll over and go belly down
I regularly roll with my 120kg strongman brother so thanks in advance for this one 😂💪