I never did a takedown in my entire life until last Feb. I had to hire a personal Wrestling coach. He showed me a Double leg, Single leg and Body locks along with defense and movement. Just the pure basic things you cannot get in bJJ
Can we just appreciate this man for a second? He’s a great online instructor and he still hearts and looks at his comments even if the video is 2 years ago! Love your vids man👍🏻💕
I'm two weeks into BJJ and I always play defensive at start because I don't know any takedown. The hook sweep looks pretty simple, I'll try it during the next class!
Best advise I can give...... stop playing defensive. Your playing too safe. Live training is the time to be testing new things and taking risks, make mistakes learn where openings are. There is a massive difference between playing 'to win' and playing 'to not lose'... playing to win will make your odds 50/50 playing not to lose will drop those odds massively. It also impacts your mindset, so change the mind set. Keep attacking (obviously remember your defense too) but the more you attack the more you will build your level of fitness up you won't get lazy habits and you won't miss technique testing options... if your a beginner defensive play can be because your mind is trying thing of moves and things to do..... practice 3-4 techniques and drill the hell out of them. When the mind goes blank resort to them never let up.
I’m 43 and started 2 1/2 weeks ago. Boy I wish I would have stumbled apon this yesterday before class. I might have been able to get a take down on the 11yr old that kept whooping me. 😂 really like your videos. Thanks for sharing.
@@tjlawless8588 I started two and a half years ago. I'm 46 and now a two stripe blue belt. It's perpetually rewarding, humbling, invigorating, frustrating. In other words, it's the best. Just go. And keep showing up. That is the key. Good luck and have fun!
I'm horrible at takedowns, HORRIBLE. ill have to work on these, but overtime i spar, EVERYONE grabs for the lapel from chest to back of the neck. so that ankle hook or single leg seems the best for me to work on. thanks so much! Im in the same boat as someone below i usually wait for the other to try and take me down then try to counter or pass their guard.
Awesome video. Take downs is definitely something I need to start learning and training for when my knee's healed enough to handle all the stresses of Martial Arts again.
@@cyndai7324 At the time, I was recovering from ACL reconstruction surgery, so knee pads wouldn't have helped at all lol. But I'm fully healed now, and back to doing everything I was doing before and then some.
Great video as usual, been training takedowns the past two weeks in class so this is helpful. Also gained my first two stripes this week after only starting in October last year and I would say your videos definitely helped with my quick progression so thank you 😊👊🏼 Oss!
Great Eli. Was musing the other night about how if you are a guard puller you really need alternative moves to work off a fake guard pull and here you are....
Great take downs my favorite that works high percentage of the time is that fake guard pull ankle pick/single leg. Can’t wait to try that Tomoe Nage and all the rest! As always great content and attention to detail much appreciated. Knight Jiujitsu one of the best online coaches hands down! Mahalo and Aloha
I'm disabled (been training for 1.5 yrs) and have a hard time with takedowns (2 right hip surgeries) but sacrifice throws or trips/sweeps have been great tools for me. Thank you for the video and explanations!
Thank you for this! I'm starting a women's jiu-jitsu class this evening! I've never done any martial arts, but my 5 and 8 year old are in jiu-jitsu, muay thai, and are also trained in kung fu. I've been worried I won't be able to figure it out, but I feel confident after watching your videos I can learn! We have some amazing coaches at our gym.
found this channel through funker tactical...I have two kids in jiu-jitsu, a 7 year old 3 stripe white belt and a 13 year old grey belt, I really like your content. its really going to help me train with them on their "off" days at home and prepare them for tournaments.
Beautiful takedowns! I ve started training judo but jiu jitsu remains my first love. Its a pity that with new judo rules you are not allowed to touch.your opponent s legs anymore
yes correct. You cannot grab the leg for a primary attack (single or double leg) but you can as part of a counter. But as beginner, the trainer concentrate in teaching you hip and sweep tecnique
Only during ground work. IJF rules 2018: "It is possible to grip the leg only when the two contestants are clearly in newaza and the tachi-waza action has stopped." 99e89a50309ad79ff91d-082b8fd5551e97bc65e327988b444396.r14.cf3.rackcdn.com/up/2017/11/2017-10-26_Explanatory_guide_o-1509786984.pdf
bro i've literally just seen like 2 videos on jiu jitsu and i've only just realised the extensive theory that goes into this. Its mindblowing. I can't wait to join a class
I tried takedown #5 against a black belt today and that worked. I got him down and started doing my thing. I still got tapped but the point is, the take down worked!
Absolutely love the channel! This is the first channel I’ve ever subscribed to (still working out what that does, exactly). As a BJJ newbie whose only martial arts background is TKD as a kid, your videos (particularly this one and the “Lots of Submissions from Closed Guard”) have been inestimably helpful in my beginner’s rolls with guys who want to lovingly show me my place in the pecking order. My prof. helpfully teaches in the same “let’s start with this, and improv if s*** goes sideways” manner that you do, and I appreciate you both for it. BJJ is chess meets jazz for me. I love the free-flow, one-take bent of your vids. My only request would be: Could you supplement them with more nuanced breakdowns of each technique? Just a suggestion from a novice to a prof. whom I’m sure has tons of free time :-) At any rate, thanks for improving my game and the game of my new fam. Keep doing you, star.
I really appreciate the comment and all the kind words. I always appreciate the insight and observations. I definitely understand the value of adding more detailed breakdowns of the techniques, and from time to time I do. However, I typically intentionally keep things fluid and brief and quick so that 1. People with short attention spans will still watch 2. People will go to my Patreon Page and subscribe to more detailed class videos. Thank you again!
Professor, thank you so much for the speedy reply! It just reinforces the love and community feel I get so apparently from BJJ. And it sounds like you know your market! Internet A.D.D. folks like myself. I’m unfamiliar with Patreon but would love to visit your page. Would you mind to send the link and/or post it in the description? Thanks again for your response. It’s obvious that you want to spread the joy of the sport/lifestyle, not yourself. That’s the vibe that brought me to BJJ. That, and the fact a 5’7”, 175# guy can finally find his right sport and kick some ass.
Absolutely, man. And I appreciate having conversations like this one. I think it’s great for individuals in the community and to help us all grow together. My Patreon is Patreon.com/KnightJiuJitsu and I put up videos from my class instruction weekly there.
I like the instructions you give.. very simple to understand.. however, do you have any suggestions for ‘street fighting’ take down techniques .. I know it may be a departure from jujitsu but I would appreciate some advice .. thank you
I have lots of videos on that topic. Feel free to search my channel for them. Here is the first one that came to mind, one I filmed while in Mexico, but there are lots of others across my channel. ua-cam.com/video/ZUShR3MHhVY/v-deo.html
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Oh wow. This was supper helpful. I just wished I had a friend to practice with. Or someone
Three was a take-down I was taught and practicing earlier this month. Setup is southpaw - right leg and hand forward for both fighters. Right hand is to the back of the opponent's neck and the left hand is on the sleeve of the opponents right hand. Step back and pull down to draw him off balance, drop to the right knee and take the ankle with the right hand. Pull both the left and right ankle in opposite directions to turn the opponent and take him to his back. Whenever I'm shown a technique, I apply it under resistance. If it still works, then good. This technique fails with minimal resistance applied. Not sure if you've seen or done something similar here. Was just curious if it was my execution before ultimately discarding it.
Which of these techniques would you recommend for someone who isn't that strong? I'm quite young and small meaning I don't have that amount of muscle for certain takedowns. The people I go against are usually older, larger and stronger than me meaning I need a takedown which doesn't require dominant strength. That's why I'm so bad at throws and pushes, as i don't have the force to get my opponent over my shoulder or to go backwards. These seem very useful, but which ones should I perfect? Thanks for the vid.
I’d say if you’re going against bigger stronger people and you don’t have the wrestling ability, then the guard pull to sweep or pull fake to single are pretty solid still. Drill those enough and I think you’ll see some good results.
@@KnightJiuJitsu Ok thank you very much! Just that I make a very easy target in the real world or during a conflict. Wanna show people I'm not going down without a fight :D
Nice video as usual. Do you think some of this takedowns are usable in mma or street? I have never seen them. Also if you should teach 3 or 5 takedowns for mma/no rules contest which ones do you teach. Mine are: single leg, double leg, body lock and inside/outside trips. Thanks for your teaching.
Parts of these are applicable for street (the ankle pick without the guard pull fake, the hook sweep, etc.) As for the MMA takedowns that I like, these are some of my favorites: ua-cam.com/video/Nb7Vl1ROH_A/v-deo.html
As i grey and white belt I’m not sure if I can do any of them. For me I get nervous dong takedowns because I always think what they could do. And that stops or hesitates me.
I wrestled in HS and College (Div 2 Umass Lowell). My leg attacks are great for non BJJ and Judo but I had to make major adjustments for both inside and out side penatrations (doubles/highcrotches and singles) or I was just going into their guard or worse fighting off chokes and arm bars. The one technique, you show great, are ankle pick variations that seem to make the conversion well to BJJ. Also throws seem to be universal! Great great video. You got a sub!
For a beginner you just need a good Double leg, Single leg and Body lock from side and back. That is enough for the average hobbyist . Wrestling has so many other complex types but those 3 are what I focus on
Im very curious about your belt man, I’ve never seen one with a blue bar like that on the ranking side, does it mean something particular? I’ve seen purple belts with a red bar on the ranking side and was told that is for academies where the highest ranking student is a purple belt but is a certified instructor, what’s the blue bar on the black belt mean???
I’ve got to say I have watched your mount escape vid & this one, your teaching, details, & technique is very good. I am just a white belt that has watched BJJ his whole life but is finally doing it for the first time and I suck at wrestling/takedowns 2 👍👍 up . Two questions? Where you guys located? And do you mind doing some white belt to tutorials? You just got a new subscriber
Knight Jiu-Jitsu, these takedowns look very useful. I may have to try them because most takedowns that involve using the hips hurt my back because I have to squat. I mostly do osotogari and double osotogari. Do you know any other takedowns like these two I mentioned?
Knight Jiu-Jitsu thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. From the few videos I have seen you give the impression to be a very experienced teacher despite being young. How old are you? (Just out of curiosity, if you don't mind). Let me know if I am bothering you with this question or being imprudent.
0:30 - Tomoe Nage
0:55 - Hook Sweep
1:29 - Kouchi Gari
2:12 - Dummy Sweep
2:50 - Ankle Pick / Single Leg
You rock so much!
Thx for the names
Thank you !!
God bless u 💕✨
There's always this one legend who throws out the time stamps or lyrics
I never did a takedown in my entire life until last Feb. I had to hire a personal Wrestling coach. He showed me a Double leg, Single leg and Body locks along with defense and movement. Just the pure basic things you cannot get in bJJ
Title hurts but thx
Get over it. Get hard. Don’t let a little title hurt you
@@hsoldacct2905 pretty sure it was a joke Oscar LOL
@@tha1ne yeah I’m sure your right
@@tha1ne that's the roids talking. "I AIN'T AFRAID OF NO TITLE" lookin ass.
Facts 😂
Can we just appreciate this man for a second? He’s a great online instructor and he still hearts and looks at his comments even if the video is 2 years ago! Love your vids man👍🏻💕
Exceptionally well done! Packed a TON into 4:10 seconds. Yet ALL of it made perfect sense with great explanation along the way. Bravo
Thank you very much!
The way you came up @1:24 is matrix level stuff.
haha yeah, it's fast even at 0,25 speed :D
Yeah like where the hell did that foot come from? 😂
I'm two weeks into BJJ and I always play defensive at start because I don't know any takedown. The hook sweep looks pretty simple, I'll try it during the next class!
Did it work ? Yes
try kouchi gari from a underhook position, works well
Best advise I can give...... stop playing defensive. Your playing too safe. Live training is the time to be testing new things and taking risks, make mistakes learn where openings are. There is a massive difference between playing 'to win' and playing 'to not lose'... playing to win will make your odds 50/50 playing not to lose will drop those odds massively. It also impacts your mindset, so change the mind set. Keep attacking (obviously remember your defense too) but the more you attack the more you will build your level of fitness up you won't get lazy habits and you won't miss technique testing options... if your a beginner defensive play can be because your mind is trying thing of moves and things to do..... practice 3-4 techniques and drill the hell out of them. When the mind goes blank resort to them never let up.
So are you a purple or brown belt now?
“The Professor” you’re the only dude on UA-cam that gets almost zero dislikes... teachers like this are rare as hell...awesome!
Thank you! That means a lot to me!
You're correct! he's one of the best with online instructions! to me, it's knight Jiu Jitsu and Rener Gracie that are the best hands down!
That’s a big compliment! Thank you!
I’m 43 and started 2 1/2 weeks ago. Boy I wish I would have stumbled apon this yesterday before class. I might have been able to get a take down on the 11yr old that kept whooping me. 😂 really like your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Best of luck from another 43 year old who started a few months ago!
Thinking about starting as well, how did it go at 43 years old? Did you pick up the movements alright by now?
@@tjlawless8588 I started two and a half years ago. I'm 46 and now a two stripe blue belt. It's perpetually rewarding, humbling, invigorating, frustrating. In other words, it's the best. Just go. And keep showing up. That is the key. Good luck and have fun!
I'm horrible at takedowns, HORRIBLE. ill have to work on these, but overtime i spar, EVERYONE grabs for the lapel from chest to back of the neck. so that ankle hook or single leg seems the best for me to work on. thanks so much! Im in the same boat as someone below i usually wait for the other to try and take me down then try to counter or pass their guard.
Knew this video was for me after I looked at the title
I have an inhouse comp Saturday and this video has helped me during live take downs in intermediate the past week. I appreciate the content!
Thank you Professor. I needed this video because I’m one of those who suck at takedowns. Keep the videos coming!
Your technique are easy clearly breakdown and effective for beginner. Such a good teacher
Thank you very much!
Amazing takedowns! thank you, now i can show off with the 1st one😅
Awesome video. Take downs is definitely something I need to start learning and training for when my knee's healed enough to handle all the stresses of Martial Arts again.
maybe knee pads?
@@cyndai7324 At the time, I was recovering from ACL reconstruction surgery, so knee pads wouldn't have helped at all lol. But I'm fully healed now, and back to doing everything I was doing before and then some.
This is the most helpful of all takedown tutorial videos
Great video as usual, been training takedowns the past two weeks in class so this is helpful. Also gained my first two stripes this week after only starting in October last year and I would say your videos definitely helped with my quick progression so thank you 😊👊🏼 Oss!
Thanks and that’s awesome about your promotion. Congratulations! I’m glad you could use my videos for reference.
Great Eli. Was musing the other night about how if you are a guard puller you really need alternative moves to work off a fake guard pull and here you are....
Thank you so much for all the high-quality content you are providing! My game has been improving a lot since I discovered your channel.
Great take downs my favorite that works high percentage of the time is that fake guard pull ankle pick/single leg. Can’t wait to try that Tomoe Nage and all the rest! As always great content and attention to detail much appreciated. Knight Jiujitsu one of the best online coaches hands down! Mahalo and Aloha
Mahalo! I appreciate that very much.
Ohhhhh thank you for posting this. This gives me many simple options to try in class tomorrow.
I hope they help!
I'm disabled (been training for 1.5 yrs) and have a hard time with takedowns (2 right hip surgeries) but sacrifice throws or trips/sweeps have been great tools for me. Thank you for the video and explanations!
Thank you for watching and kudos to you for training with such an impediment to your movement and mobility!
Awesome! Clearest takedown options video I have seen. Great fusion of grappling arts!
Thank you for this! I'm starting a women's jiu-jitsu class this evening! I've never done any martial arts, but my 5 and 8 year old are in jiu-jitsu, muay thai, and are also trained in kung fu. I've been worried I won't be able to figure it out, but I feel confident after watching your videos I can learn! We have some amazing coaches at our gym.
That’s awesome to hear! Best of luck in your training!
Not even gonna lie, one of the most beneficial videos I have ever watched in my life!
That’s really awesome to hear!
Man, your channel is the best!! Congratulation. Help me a lot.
found this channel through funker tactical...I have two kids in jiu-jitsu, a 7 year old 3 stripe white belt and a 13 year old grey belt, I really like your content. its really going to help me train with them on their "off" days at home and prepare them for tournaments.
That’s awesome to hear! I’m happy I could help!
I love ankle picks from everywhere 💓
I do too, theoretically. I just need to be a little better snatching them!
Good stuff, Eli! Thanks for putting good content out there!
Doing my best, man and planning to keep on. Thanks!
Beautiful takedowns! I ve started training judo but jiu jitsu remains my first love. Its a pity that with new judo rules you are not allowed to touch.your opponent s legs anymore
You can still grab the leg if it is part of a counter initiated by the opponent in Judo, correct?
yes correct. You cannot grab the leg for a primary attack (single or double leg) but you can as part of a counter. But as beginner, the trainer concentrate in teaching you hip and sweep tecnique
Only during ground work. IJF rules 2018: "It is possible to grip the leg only when the two contestants are clearly in newaza and the tachi-waza action has stopped."
99e89a50309ad79ff91d-082b8fd5551e97bc65e327988b444396.r14.cf3.rackcdn.com/up/2017/11/2017-10-26_Explanatory_guide_o-1509786984.pdf
Thank you for clearing that up for me. I don’t compete in Judo so it’s hard to keep up with the ever changing rule set.
Thank you 🙏
I am an untalented orange belt in judo, but I think that these techniques are within my reach. Great video and explanations. Thank you!
bro i've literally just seen like 2 videos on jiu jitsu and i've only just realised the extensive theory that goes into this. Its mindblowing. I can't wait to join a class
Glad to hear it!
Thanks! About to do my first tournament and I'm definitely somebody who doesn't have a ton of confidence in my stand up yet
i would be patron, of this channel.
short, simple to the point. just how jujitsu is done
This guy is so efficient. Look at the speed and economy of motion. It’s almost as though it’s in fast forward.
Simple and very effective 👌. Thank u for the knowledge
Well constructed @knightjitsu I am a blue belt however struggle with take downs... Keep up the good work
Found this very helpful, with gratitude I am to believe a 'for people who suck series' would be very entertaining.
Thank you! I plan to explore more of these in the future.
The title shouts my name!!!😂😂. Thank you sir for the content!!
🔥 Definitely gonna try these out at my next practice
Thank you for sharing. I will try those today.
I tried takedown #5 against a black belt today and that worked. I got him down and started doing my thing. I still got tapped but the point is, the take down worked!
That’s awesome it worked against such a high level!
Thank you for your time teaching us these techniques.
Thank you for watching them!
beautiful hook sweep wtf that's a real bjj black belt. It's honestly inspiring to watch your jiu jitsu. very cool.
Thank you. I really appreciate that a lot.
Two months into jiu jitsu, and all I can say is, wow,I’m HOOKED!😍
I have seen many instructors since the 1970's ,you have something rare ,Prof keep it going Ous,
That really means a lot to me! Thank you!
Thanks. My Grandma didn’t stand a chance!
haha the dummy sweep is usually my go to. just started training bjj about a month ago and ive fooled blue and purple belts with it
I use that soooo much.
Man mad respect for the dude just being thrown around 💀
Awesome!! Can’t wait to try these !
Great video, started practicing, thanks.
This is gonna help me a lot,because I have a Jui Jitsu tournament tomorrow
Thank you from Argentina! Your videos are amazings!
Muchas Gracias!
Excellent video and breakdown
Thanks man....I SUCK at takedowns, now I got something to try 😁
I realy like the way you teach,thanks a lot.
Thank you for this. Awesome takedowns.
There soo much to learn and remember I bet it can get very frustrating when ya just not picking things up
Some things similar to Silat/Harimau. Very neat.
I suck at the takedowns the coach taught us, so imma try some of these nexts practice, thanks 😭
Thanks for the instructional Eli! Will try some of these tonight at training. Cheers from Tokyo!
Thank you for watching from Tokyo!
This is brilliant sir. Thank you!
Dude he is sharp. big thumbs up
Absolutely love the channel! This is the first channel I’ve ever subscribed to (still working out what that does, exactly).
As a BJJ newbie whose only martial arts background is TKD as a kid, your videos (particularly this one and the “Lots of Submissions from Closed Guard”) have been inestimably helpful in my beginner’s rolls with guys who want to lovingly show me my place in the pecking order.
My prof. helpfully teaches in the same “let’s start with this, and improv if s*** goes sideways” manner that you do, and I appreciate you both for it. BJJ is chess meets jazz for me.
I love the free-flow, one-take bent of your vids. My only request would be: Could you supplement them with more nuanced breakdowns of each technique?
Just a suggestion from a novice to a prof. whom I’m sure has tons of free time :-)
At any rate, thanks for improving my game and the game of my new fam. Keep doing you, star.
I really appreciate the comment and all the kind words. I always appreciate the insight and observations.
I definitely understand the value of adding more detailed breakdowns of the techniques, and from time to time I do. However, I typically intentionally keep things fluid and brief and quick so that
1. People with short attention spans will still watch
2. People will go to my Patreon Page and subscribe to more detailed class videos.
Thank you again!
P.S. That Dummy Sweep looks like fire. I can’t wait to try it.
Professor, thank you so much for the speedy reply! It just reinforces the love and community feel I get so apparently from BJJ.
And it sounds like you know your market! Internet A.D.D. folks like myself.
I’m unfamiliar with Patreon but would love to visit your page. Would you mind to send the link and/or post it in the description?
Thanks again for your response. It’s obvious that you want to spread the joy of the sport/lifestyle, not yourself. That’s the vibe that brought me to BJJ. That, and the fact a 5’7”, 175# guy can finally find his right sport and kick some ass.
Absolutely, man. And I appreciate having conversations like this one. I think it’s great for individuals in the community and to help us all grow together.
My Patreon is Patreon.com/KnightJiuJitsu and I put up videos from my class instruction weekly there.
I like the instructions you give.. very simple to understand.. however, do you have any suggestions for ‘street fighting’ take down techniques .. I know it may be a departure from jujitsu but I would appreciate some advice .. thank you
I have lots of videos on that topic. Feel free to search my channel for them. Here is the first one that came to mind, one I filmed while in Mexico, but there are lots of others across my channel. ua-cam.com/video/ZUShR3MHhVY/v-deo.html
Oh wow. This was supper helpful. I just wished I had a friend to practice with. Or someone
Gonna be testing these on my little brother thanks 🙏
Hopefully I win my comp now 👍🏼👍🏼
Did u ever win?
Superbly demonstrated and explained just like the rest of your vids ✌👍
Thanks, Alan! I appreciate that!
I’m taekwondo player to I need to know this thank you so much mr❤️
Good stuff Professor. Thank you.
Three was a take-down I was taught and practicing earlier this month. Setup is southpaw - right leg and hand forward for both fighters. Right hand is to the back of the opponent's neck and the left hand is on the sleeve of the opponents right hand. Step back and pull down to draw him off balance, drop to the right knee and take the ankle with the right hand. Pull both the left and right ankle in opposite directions to turn the opponent and take him to his back. Whenever I'm shown a technique, I apply it under resistance. If it still works, then good. This technique fails with minimal resistance applied. Not sure if you've seen or done something similar here. Was just curious if it was my execution before ultimately discarding it.
Another great video! Thank you Knight Jujitsu!
Thanks!
“For people who suck at takedowns”
Proceeds to do takedowns I could not begin to fathom.
Time to hit the dojo...
Amazing clips dude. Thank you so much
🙏
Which of these techniques would you recommend for someone who isn't that strong?
I'm quite young and small meaning I don't have that amount of muscle for certain takedowns. The people I go against are usually older, larger and stronger than me meaning I need a takedown which doesn't require dominant strength. That's why I'm so bad at throws and pushes, as i don't have the force to get my opponent over my shoulder or to go backwards. These seem very useful, but which ones should I perfect?
Thanks for the vid.
I’d say if you’re going against bigger stronger people and you don’t have the wrestling ability, then the guard pull to sweep or pull fake to single are pretty solid still. Drill those enough and I think you’ll see some good results.
@@KnightJiuJitsu
Ok thank you very much!
Just that I make a very easy target in the real world or during a conflict.
Wanna show people I'm not going down without a fight :D
I typed in “best takedowns for short guys” but alright, I guess this works
I'm a good mauythai fighter but suck at ground game thx for the video
Nice video as usual. Do you think some of this takedowns are usable in mma or street? I have never seen them. Also if you should teach 3 or 5 takedowns for mma/no rules contest which ones do you teach. Mine are: single leg, double leg, body lock and inside/outside trips. Thanks for your teaching.
Parts of these are applicable for street (the ankle pick without the guard pull fake, the hook sweep, etc.) As for the MMA takedowns that I like, these are some of my favorites: ua-cam.com/video/Nb7Vl1ROH_A/v-deo.html
As i grey and white belt I’m not sure if I can do any of them. For me I get nervous dong takedowns because I always think what they could do. And that stops or hesitates me.
I wrestled in HS and College (Div 2 Umass Lowell). My leg attacks are great for non BJJ and Judo but I had to make major adjustments for both inside and out side penatrations (doubles/highcrotches and singles) or I was just going into their guard or worse fighting off chokes and arm bars. The one technique, you show great, are ankle pick variations that seem to make the conversion well to BJJ. Also throws seem to be universal! Great great video. You got a sub!
Awesome! Thank you very much for the feedback and sharing your perspective on these. Much respect!
Knight Jiu-Jitsu good content is good content and this is really educational. Like ALL of your content. I will share.
Much appreciated!!!
UMASS LOWELL LETS FUCKING GO!
@@jdkoz98 LFGoooo. I was on the same team as Jimmy Kennedy (4th at 150) and Bobby Milinazzo (4th as 134) Div 2.
Really enjoy your videos. Thank you.
Thank you!
Yess sirr, thank you so much, it means a lot for me 😍🙏🏻💯
When he says couple little details on that one you know you are going to land it when you roll
For a beginner you just need a good Double leg, Single leg and Body lock from side and back. That is enough for the average hobbyist . Wrestling has so many other complex types but those 3 are what I focus on
Oss !!! Top vídeo como sempre. Este parceiro aí é Brazilian ? O Sr é bão demais !!! Tmj Oss
When I will go to the Usa I' d like to practice Jiu-Jitsu with you....I need to exercise me...
I suck at takedowns... but not anymore now!!! Thanks Eli
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The same story with me... Have some fear to be too slow to attack, so always use the "old school classic" pull guard
That fake gaurd pull worked so beautifully!! I had this video I'm mind when I entered the gym. 👍🏾🥋
Nice! Thank you for sharing these, sir!
Absolutely!
I saw the title and clicked it without hesitation
Im very curious about your belt man, I’ve never seen one with a blue bar like that on the ranking side, does it mean something particular? I’ve seen purple belts with a red bar on the ranking side and was told that is for academies where the highest ranking student is a purple belt but is a certified instructor, what’s the blue bar on the black belt mean???
I am a Royce Gracie black belt, and he uses the blue bar instead of the usual red. That is the short version.
I’ve got to say I have watched your mount escape vid & this one, your teaching, details, & technique is very good. I am just a white belt that has watched BJJ his whole life but is finally doing it for the first time and I suck at wrestling/takedowns 2 👍👍 up . Two questions? Where you guys located? And do you mind doing some white belt to tutorials? You just got a new subscriber
Absolutely! And thank you! I plan to do more very basic tutorials in the near future for sure. I am based out of western Kentucky.
1:23 ..Man you're quick ........ that startles people
Thank you very much!
Thank you
Great stuff
thank you so much! i learn faster
Knight Jiu-Jitsu, these takedowns look very useful. I may have to try them because most takedowns that involve using the hips hurt my back because I have to squat. I mostly do osotogari and double osotogari. Do you know any other takedowns like these two I mentioned?
I do! I have some history training Judo and wrestling and that’s where most my takedowns come from. Might be time for a follow up video.
Knight Jiu-Jitsu thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. From the few videos I have seen you give the impression to be a very experienced teacher despite being young. How old are you? (Just out of curiosity, if you don't mind). Let me know if I am bothering you with this question or being imprudent.
Great video as always!!
Thanks!
Loved this! Thank you
Great video! Thank you!