Used the initial technique and it worked so well I haven't had a chance to use the others yet! Rolled the first three people directly to side control. It was almost too easy! Amazing instruction! Thank you as this has helped my game!
The first position only works if the guy you're rolling with is not that good. Because anyone above a white belt would always go for an underhook and wouldn't just lay on top of you with no control.
What's missing from most youtube BJJ videos is live sparring at full speed to show the move against someone who is actively trying to keep side control for example.
I’ve been doing and teaching bjj for a long time and this is still one of my favorite videos on UA-cam. This will make almost anymore better at bjj if they haven’t seen it.
I'm a white belt that's been having trouble escaping half guard. I brought the "waive to the camera" technique into open mat and it worked like a charm. Thank you.
I cannot freaking wait to try these! I'm 6', 194 lbs (white belt)....but getting stuck in side control and cannot escape from almost anyone, whether they be larger or smaller; apparently I have a weak back or something, but bridging & shrimping (especially getting to my side) seems impossible for me. These look like they may work really well for me. I cannot WAIT to try. Thank you sir!
I watched this video one time a few years ago and I escape side control like 70% of the time by using that thing where you flip them over and reverse the position. They never think it's going to happen, and even when they know me and know that I do it all the time, they still don't think it's going to work on that particular occasion.
We were drilling sidemount escapes literally just last night and now this comes up. One of our guys has the tightest sidemount I have ever seen. He tucks his top elbow behind his knee and squeezes with both, while doing a cup-hold and pulling inwards on the far shoulder. While he does that, he locks himself down on you completely, but you aren’t escaping.
in all these escapes, your arm was free and you were able to get your elbow inside. (right arm on the last escape). a good side control wouldnt let you get your elbow in. please demo one like this
for me it was about not letting it get that bad. if it is, my arm is I'm the best place it can be to then hip jump like suggested above and improve the position even slightly. I have a blue belt for awhile but this helped me alot.
Thanks guys this helped me a lot in sparring I was able to get a stripe on my belt for jujitsu. our ranks go by stripe on belt on a little black strip thanks so much
Dude this is what I have.been looking for for ages. Simple no gi methods for escaping side control. Gonna try the fuck out of this tomorrow morning. I am a stocky dude but I keep getting stuck with a beginner guy who is over 300lb and he only knows side control. And I don't have any good escapes from side control. So I wriggle and get absolutely flattened for 5 minutes or so and then I am exhausted. It has been almost 2 weeks and everything I have tried has failed. All the videos require ideas that don't involve a 315 lb monster leaning his shoulder on your throat and chest to chest and arms clinging to your neck in a death grip. And half them are gi. This stuff though, sensible and looks like it will actually work on guys of all sizes. Thanks man Subbed
@@guilhermemrdeath I'll remember to say that to all the 165lb guys while I'm pressure passing them. I'm around 235-240 and muscular. For the record, after a few weeks of trying this, the most reliable escapes have been just the basic hip escape and a little bit some stuff from Brian Peterson. I've only ever managed to get the sweep of this in drilling. I'm white belt and kinda slow though. hahaha
@@eschelar I have been using these escapes in the last week and they have been working well for me especially the sweep, but it is nearly impossible hit it in a guy that is much stronger and heavier and I am 130lbs guy, so every body is bigger than me, but I could hit it sometimes times in training.
Thanks, Chad. Im about 8 months into training and trying to play open guard. Obviously a huge learning curve here. Keep getting smashed in side control. Looking forward to giving these a try. No Liabilities! 😎
I was struggling to escape when I was trying to use my knee to touch my elbow when I was doing sparring and when I was trying to do underhook escape and this video helps me a lot.
Gonna try this out tomorrow...usually l have big plans after watching some UA-cam videos only to completely mess it up in a live roll ..im quietly confident though
Amazing! I have such a hard time getting out of the more experienced guys side control. So I'll be sure to use these techniques to get out now. BIG thank you beast!!!
I have only had 1 jiu jitsu class so far and i am already here getting a head start for the next practice session. We are not good enough to roll yet, but we like to wrestle from the different positions. Christ, Jiu jitsu is addictive.
Binky Bones it sure is, in the beginning, I was going 6 times a week , M-W-F during lunch and the fundamentals classes M, F night and then the 90 min Saturday class. I wanted to get as much mat time as possible. Once I fractured my rib and had a QL injury and was out 2.5 months, I dropped to 3x-4x a week. My 12 & 7 year old daughters do BJJ and oldest also does Mauy Thai so I practically live at the gym.
Nope, got killed by a wreslter today. After watching this one thing i did is exactly what he said to avoid. Might try again in a bit against the same guy and see if i can get the transition
We did a variation of the 3rd. With pendulum. Problem is dude already has too much weight over on top. When a good player has his head on the close side with shoulder pressure and blocking the hips, it's sucks worse.
I'm pretty bad with the hip swings, not enough mobility there yet to be effective against better players. But that first one is hot. That's right up my alley. Will use that for sure.
Thanx Chad, I much prefer these escapes against a larger opponent as opposed to the "hip-away-then-suck-in-my-btm-leg" since inevitably, their knee sticks to my hip even when I shrimp away and blocks my attempt to scoot my left under them and place them in full or half guard. Can't wait to try these!
Interesting escapes. One question when you initially rotate the opponent posts. Why would an experienced grappler post in a competition situation. Just put your head on the ground and maintain the hold you had. This will likely block these type of escapes and will not hurt the opponent as it is a mat he is hitting. On the street this would be a bad idea as you would headbutt concrete.
If you capture the arm correctly they will fall in to closed guard. If done incorrectly you will get mounted or your back taken. Thanks for the comment Edward!
The very last side control escape you did looks like high-low guard from the Gracie Jiu Jitsu curriculum. Now that I’ve seen you do it, I feel more confident about drilling that and the other sweeps/reversals you demonstrated. Thanks!
Professor Beast, could you please do a video (or several) on how to maintain side control versus a bigger and or stronger opponent? I get guys doing that spin out the back door side control escape. Not sure how to counter that. Thanks!
I have a tournament today! I'm a white belt and it will be my first tournament I'll definitely practice this escape before I head out hopefully they come in handy if needed, not gonna lie I'm feeling kind of nervous 😬
Really good stuff. I've been a fan of Chewy for a long time but my body type/game is a lot more similar to you(6'4" 195) Good to know how to deal with huge wrestlers in side control which is always a tough situation
Good stuff Chad. My only thing is in a lot of these types of videos I see the dummy holding the dominant positions in a somewhat "half assed manner" that allows you to easily escape. I feel like that takes away from the reality and the finer detail of how you show the escapes. On that last one the guy practically let up off you to allow you transition into that armbar with ease. Are there any that you would be willing to show when your opponent/partner blocks your hips from moving while having side control?
Bryan agreed. From side control if someone rolls that far over, my knee is going to follow to prevent them coming back. Then pull him in to take his back.
It's like UA-cam knows where I've been getting crushed recently and recommends the perfect video. Thanks!
Me too!
Yep
2:40
Omg escapes for days!
Bro I know you posted this a year ago. But SAAAAAME AF
I spent more time stuck in side control than I do in my own house.
Used the initial technique and it worked so well I haven't had a chance to use the others yet! Rolled the first three people directly to side control. It was almost too easy! Amazing instruction! Thank you as this has helped my game!
Thanks for confirming this 🤟🏾now I’ll be useing
The first position only works if the guy you're rolling with is not that good. Because anyone above a white belt would always go for an underhook and wouldn't just lay on top of you with no control.
Why escape when you feel so safe
I get smothered and can’t breath in side control lmao
@@Mercartingfr fr
1st move: 0:08
2nd move: 1:23
3rd move: 2:17
Thanks
MVP
What's missing from most youtube BJJ videos is live sparring at full speed to show the move against someone who is actively trying to keep side control for example.
Motion seconded
Denied
I’ve been doing and teaching bjj for a long time and this is still one of my favorite videos on UA-cam. This will make almost anymore better at bjj if they haven’t seen it.
Thanks for the comment Dan!🤙🏻
I’m just seeing this now I’m excited for my class tomorrow
I'm a white belt that's been having trouble escaping half guard. I brought the "waive to the camera" technique into open mat and it worked like a charm. Thank you.
This gives me hope. I always feel helpless when I’m in side control.
I always hope they go for kimura cause I can only escape from there 😂😂
I cannot freaking wait to try these! I'm 6', 194 lbs (white belt)....but getting stuck in side control and cannot escape from almost anyone, whether they be larger or smaller; apparently I have a weak back or something, but bridging & shrimping (especially getting to my side) seems impossible for me. These look like they may work really well for me. I cannot WAIT to try. Thank you sir!
I watched this video one time a few years ago and I escape side control like 70% of the time by using that thing where you flip them over and reverse the position. They never think it's going to happen, and even when they know me and know that I do it all the time, they still don't think it's going to work on that particular occasion.
I’d say ur very unpredictable that’s why they can’t stop it
We were drilling sidemount escapes literally just last night and now this comes up.
One of our guys has the tightest sidemount I have ever seen.
He tucks his top elbow behind his knee and squeezes with both, while doing a cup-hold and pulling inwards on the far shoulder. While he does that, he locks himself down on you completely, but you aren’t escaping.
Just trained with him yesterday at bjj Columbus, he’s amazing!
in all these escapes, your arm was free and you were able to get your elbow inside. (right arm on the last escape). a good side control wouldnt let you get your elbow in. please demo one like this
In this case it's up to you to create space for yourself. Try short hip bumps, or push their hips with your forearm
for me it was about not letting it get that bad. if it is, my arm is I'm the best place it can be to then hip jump like suggested above and improve the position even slightly. I have a blue belt for awhile but this helped me alot.
Are you talking about the arm that's framing on the neck (white belt here)
You should try to go on the side when you try to put the knee to touch your elbow and you should always hold the opponent’s arm tight
Love your instructionals man. You're great at teaching.
Thank you!
"Everybody fight, nobody quit!"
Good training gentlemen.
👊😎
Thanks guys this helped me a lot in sparring I was able to get a stripe on my belt for jujitsu. our ranks go by stripe on belt on a little black strip thanks so much
Dude this is what I have.been looking for for ages. Simple no gi methods for escaping side control. Gonna try the fuck out of this tomorrow morning.
I am a stocky dude but I keep getting stuck with a beginner guy who is over 300lb and he only knows side control. And I don't have any good escapes from side control. So I wriggle and get absolutely flattened for 5 minutes or so and then I am exhausted.
It has been almost 2 weeks and everything I have tried has failed. All the videos require ideas that don't involve a 315 lb monster leaning his shoulder on your throat and chest to chest and arms clinging to your neck in a death grip. And half them are gi.
This stuff though, sensible and looks like it will actually work on guys of all sizes.
Thanks man
Subbed
Plain and simple don't let a 300 lbs guy pass your guard 😆😆😆
@@guilhermemrdeath I'll remember to say that to all the 165lb guys while I'm pressure passing them. I'm around 235-240 and muscular.
For the record, after a few weeks of trying this, the most reliable escapes have been just the basic hip escape and a little bit some stuff from Brian Peterson.
I've only ever managed to get the sweep of this in drilling.
I'm white belt and kinda slow though. hahaha
@@eschelar I have been using these escapes in the last week and they have been working well for me especially the sweep, but it is nearly impossible hit it in a guy that is much stronger and heavier and I am 130lbs guy, so every body is bigger than me, but I could hit it sometimes times in training.
Thanks, Chad. Im about 8 months into training and trying to play open guard. Obviously a huge learning curve here. Keep getting smashed in side control. Looking forward to giving these a try. No Liabilities! 😎
I hope you are still training should be a blue belt or close to it by now! Keep us updated.
OSS!!! 🤙❤️👊
Thanks for the comment man! Hope you are still at it!🤙🏻
Searching and Searching and Searching on youtube for literal YEARS and finally a good Side Control Tut
Real slick escapes, I will definitely give them a go. Number 2 is really cool
this shit saved my ass today!!!! thanks Chad!! worked so easily blew my mind
LynchByInch haha awesome! Glad I could help🤙
I was struggling to escape when I was trying to use my knee to touch my elbow when I was doing sparring and when I was trying to do underhook escape and this video helps me a lot.
Chad man, i watched heaps of side control escape vids. these were the easiest to understand , you're a awesome coach
Jo thanks Jo!
Watched this video the morning of practice and used the first one very effectively in a roll.
Nice!!! Thanks for the comment Connor.
@@ChadtheBeastHardy I still use it!
Last one is awesome! Thanks bro
Thanks for the comment!
Gonna try this out tomorrow...usually l have big plans after watching some UA-cam videos only to completely mess it up in a live roll ..im quietly confident though
Great video , to the point , video angles , audio !
I enjoy finding these gems, and I watch them over and over
I am becoming a fan
Eric Smidt thanks for watching!🤙
I’m going to try these out tomorrow at class. It was great meeting you. Best of luck, hopefully you’ll be getting after it soon.
Amazing! I have such a hard time getting out of the more experienced guys side control. So I'll be sure to use these techniques to get out now. BIG thank you beast!!!
Thank you for your comment!
Thank you sir.. I was really need these kind of escape.. You make me happy.. Have a great day.
I’m happy to make you happy! Thanks for the comment Mario!
Tried the techniques. Result: they work! Thank you! 😁
Dude, thank you for this video. I struggle with side control so much and I hit that first escape in class this morning. Felt incredible.
Great easy to follow instructions Chad! Thank you so much. Time for me to drill all 3!!!!
Thanks for the comment Todd!
Great stuff worked well for me
Happy to help! Thanks for the comment🤙🏻
Wow, used the first technique and worked so easily.....it was so cool. Thanks!
This 59 yr old needs all the the help I can get ..... love the techniques ..thanks so much!
Thank you sir. Easy tutorial. Great tutorial.
Thanks for the comment!
Simple and effective! Thank you sir!
Any time. Thanks for the comment!
Thank you 🥋👌❤
Thanks for the comment!
I have only had 1 jiu jitsu class so far and i am already here getting a head start for the next practice session. We are not good enough to roll yet, but we like to wrestle from the different positions.
Christ, Jiu jitsu is addictive.
Binky Bones it sure is, in the beginning, I was going 6 times a week , M-W-F during lunch and the fundamentals classes M, F night and then the 90 min Saturday class. I wanted to get as much mat time as possible.
Once I fractured my rib and had a QL injury and was out 2.5 months, I dropped to 3x-4x a week.
My 12 & 7 year old daughters do BJJ and oldest also does Mauy Thai so I practically live at the gym.
@@Josue-rd5gt awesome
Exactly what I needed! I'm always the smallest one rolling and this helps
Hope it helped! Thanks for the comment🤙🏻
Awesome techniques!!
PERFECT. Love that escape to armbar, gonna try it out myself soon
Thanks for the comment!
These are awesome.
Thanks for the comment!
Thanks! Brilliant tips for a new white belt like me.
Thank you for the comment! Hopefully you are a blue belt now!🤙🏻
Awesome techniques. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment!
Chad, man thank you so much for the side mount escapes, can’t wait to use them on the mats! Really appreciate it!
Any time! Thank you for your comment Glenn🤙🏻
Not seen any of these before thank you!!
We all struggle in side control. It’s why it’s an effective position for the opponent. These techniques are great. Thank you!
Thanks for your comment Alicia!
Thanks for this. I'll have to try this ASAP. Loved you in Boardwalk Empire BTW.
😂😂😂 thanks for the laugh and comment 🤙🏻💪🏻
Chad! I've been using these, they're great brah!
climbhigh777 glad they are working for you. Thanks for watching!🤙
Excellent ! Thanks from France !
Pierre Bridenne thanks for watching 🤙✊
Awesome thanks man
I found these extremely useful
Happy to help! Thanks for the comment!
The first one might also work great for a flytrap setup - great stuff man
Will definitely try these. I'm new so I'm becoming familiar with side control. So far flopping around aimlessly hasn't been working.
Hope it helped! Thanks for the comment!
He wasn’t lying, these are magical.
You make this look so easy
Great content, may I suggest having contrasting colors for the rash guards in your demos. It makes it easier to see
Thanks for the comment! Yeah I messed up in a few of my videos. I never think of it until it’s to late haha I’ve made note of it now days.
going to try these next session , will update if works , i just get squashed in side control by 6 stone heavier guys , need more techincal escapes
Am I the only one who still struggles in side control here!! :..(
Tony Fernandez No, you’re not alone Bro. Lol
Tony Fernandez nope :)
me too :)
Not at all , i see stars LOLLL
Nope, got killed by a wreslter today. After watching this one thing i did is exactly what he said to avoid. Might try again in a bit against the same guy and see if i can get the transition
We did a variation of the 3rd. With pendulum. Problem is dude already has too much weight over on top. When a good player has his head on the close side with shoulder pressure and blocking the hips, it's sucks worse.
I’m having so much trouble in side control. I can’t wait to try these tomorrow
Hope it helped! Thanks for the comment🤙🏻
Great video, thanks
chad the beast coming through with the clutch escapes! thanks man
Thank you for your comment David!💪🏻
I'm pretty bad with the hip swings, not enough mobility there yet to be effective against better players. But that first one is hot. That's right up my alley. Will use that for sure.
Really awesome escapes. Thank you man I needed this. Osss
Happy to help! Thank you for the comment🤙🏻
Good tips, thanks.
Thanks for the comment!
Thanx Chad, I much prefer these escapes against a larger opponent as opposed to the "hip-away-then-suck-in-my-btm-leg" since inevitably, their knee sticks to my hip even when I shrimp away and blocks my attempt to scoot my left under them and place them in full or half guard. Can't wait to try these!
Hope they helped! Thanks for the comment!
I’m gonna give this I try. I’ve been doing so good at surviving side control but now I need to learn how to get out.
Interesting escapes.
One question when you initially rotate the opponent posts. Why would an experienced grappler post in a competition situation. Just put your head on the ground and maintain the hold you had. This will likely block these type of escapes and will not hurt the opponent as it is a mat he is hitting. On the street this would be a bad idea as you would headbutt concrete.
When I was training at Bas Rutten Academy Ca the side control sweep no one saw coming!
Awesome technik
These have long been my preferred methods of side control escape. A lot of opponents won't expect it either.
Thanks for the comment!
Where's the first escape in particular what stops him going to Mount or tactical mount
If you capture the arm correctly they will fall in to closed guard. If done incorrectly you will get mounted or your back taken. Thanks for the comment Edward!
You can also snake around the arm closest to the head for a Kimura
Yup! Love that one as well. Thanks for the comment!
These are so good. Thank you
The very last side control escape you did looks like high-low guard from the Gracie Jiu Jitsu curriculum. Now that I’ve seen you do it, I feel more confident about drilling that and the other sweeps/reversals you demonstrated. Thanks!
Mr. Pink is a bad Ass! lol thanks for the video... looks like some good stuff to add to the tool belt
Professor Beast, could you please do a video (or several) on how to maintain side control versus a bigger and or stronger opponent? I get guys doing that spin out the back door side control escape. Not sure how to counter that. Thanks!
theticoboy I marked this down!
Gracias from the tico boy. Puravida!
This is golden bro
Amazing thank you!
Love it.
Thanks for the comment!
Sweeped three guys with this technique. Ty! :)
coderinclouds nice! Glad I could help you out. Thanks for watching!
I ve been watching this video 2x a week for the last 3 weeks
Magical indeed
these are great thanks
Bang on, thanks 👍
Thanks for the comment!
Thank you !!!
Deceptively simple thank you
Love the escapes OSS 🤙
Thanks for the comment Scott!
This video is amazing. Thanks.
brainchigger666 thank you for watching🤙
im gonna spam this move this week. i've been getting crushed by guys much bigger than me! cant wait to try
Great techniques
I have a tournament today! I'm a white belt and it will be my first tournament I'll definitely practice this escape before I head out hopefully they come in handy if needed, not gonna lie I'm feeling kind of nervous 😬
Hope you killed it that day! Thanks for the comment Danny!
Really good stuff. I've been a fan of Chewy for a long time but my body type/game is a lot more similar to you(6'4" 195)
Good to know how to deal with huge wrestlers in side control which is always a tough situation
same
Thanks for the comment!
Nice job Chad!
You make it look so easy brother.
Thanks for the comment!
Thank you Chad this video is really helpful
Jim Toots glad I could help!
I'm trying these tonight fo sho. Thanks bruv
Thanks for the comment!
Good stuff Chad. My only thing is in a lot of these types of videos I see the dummy holding the dominant positions in a somewhat "half assed manner" that allows you to easily escape. I feel like that takes away from the reality and the finer detail of how you show the escapes. On that last one the guy practically let up off you to allow you transition into that armbar with ease. Are there any that you would be willing to show when your opponent/partner blocks your hips from moving while having side control?
Bryan agreed. From side control if someone rolls that far over, my knee is going to follow to prevent them coming back. Then pull him in to take his back.