You just said what I was thinking... Why the f... Did she grabbed her feet like that attempting to hold the triangle... It was the first thing that I learned "Never grab by the feet".
I know you can hold your shin while you move your hips but man even tho ive trained for a little while for some reason i didnt realise that could happen lmao@@spear8492
Weak mentality. People put too much respect on the color of a belt. Just ignore it and get better. I was tapping black belts when I was a white belt (with 5 years of wrestling) because I didn't look at it and quit before the match even started.
I was one of the white belts in there. João went for nearly 4 straight hours. Only stopped between rounds occasionally to sip water or tie his belt. There were a lot of fit guys over 200 lbs. Even with the skill disparity, going that long against constantly fresh opponents, many who are semi-skilled...It was by far the greatest physical feat I've seen in person. Respect.
@@christopherpakney8542 I was there too and left about the 4 hour mark, I couldn't believe he was still going. That is some stamina! Overall it was a great experience and I am grateful for the opportunity.
He could tell she was cocky about it and wouldn't tap when she should because of what she said. Extremely gracious of him to go for a blood choke instead.
Ive always wanted to become good at jiu jitsu but ive never had the time just seeing people getting better makes me happy about it bujt even as a newbie id love to participate in videos like this for sure love all the energy
It would eventually work, just not that angle. I didn't do ballet, but I can handle 9/10 toe holds no problem or even discomfort. But one coach got one on me off my knee shield and wayyyyy turned it and it actually hurt.
@@babynyxe4784ballet does not teach you Jiu-Jitsu escapes, he understood in that moment she would not tap before getting injured and chose another tactic. Extremely gracious of him, poor sportsmanship from her.
Going against 50 people of any skill level back to back is impressive. Wow, well done. I'd love to see him go against a few judo guys and see how the styles interact.
They should have sorted the white belts by size and experience. Having to go against a 260lb jacked WB and a guy just on the edge of being promoted to blue late in the piece is brutal.
What a DOPE Video. Love this format man, just makes me envision how the next ones will be 😍. The Storytelling and the Editing will ONLY get better from here 🔥🚀
This reminds me of the time Michael Langhi came to visit our gym. After doing a seminar he had everyone line up while he stood in the middle of the mat and took turns rolling with everybody with no breaks like this video. This was like in 2010s when he was world champion. It was a treat to learn and roll with him and of course he beat everyone. Very humble guy. I still like the spider guard because of him. 🤙🏼
This reminds me of the shark tanks we go through during belt promotions: a certain number of minutes based on promotion level (blue belts 20 minutes, purples 30 minutes, browns 45 minutes, black belts 1 hour) with a new opponent every minute. They are awesome experiences showing us how much we can endure and how our skills kick in automatically.
If anyone has trained jiu jitsu u know that even 5 sparrings sometimes are so insanely hard. (5x5 25 minutes of straight full on cardio). he didnt theoretically spar with everyone for 5 minutes, but for 50 people to come in fresh, and to finish 50 people in a row is insane. Even when youre a higher belt u know that muscular spazy white belts sometimes give u the hardest (cardio, not tehnical) sparings because they are wildin. That dude is elite black belt.
I was 2 of the rounds out of 50. I have never seen a display of stamina and grit like Joao put on. He rolled for 3+ straight hours. Granted, some of the participants were small females and/or brand new white belts, many others were fit 200+ lb men who are 3-4 stripe white belts with police and military experience. It truly was the spectrum of everyday people, some big, some small, completely unskilled or nearly blue belt level game. He matched everyone's energy and demonstrated the power of BJJ. Dude is an elite human being with a heart that won't quit. As they say, it was a Huge Honor to see this.
@@christopherpakney8542 Its plain crazy. Im a brown belt myself, Ive sparred crazy strong white belts and that isnt always a walk in the park if dude has 70-100 lbs on you. They are unpredictable, strong and spazzy, and they certinely dont act what youre used on lol, with a colored belt you at least know what they could do and what to expect, white belt doesnt know himself what he wants to do lmao. They dont pose a threat to finish you, but you will use a certain threshhold of your cardio for sure. But all in all if I do 6-7 hard sparrings im toast and tired, and thats with people who also did them. This dude took a fresh person after fresh person while he took no breaks. Insane.
@@Omgiamsotriggered Joao is a beast himself, I'm 6'6" 215 and it made ZERO difference. And to quickly brag on Electric North Jiu-Jitsu, they have savages at every level and many of Greg's white belts are as good as any blue belts out there. To be fair though, he would have done the same to a crowd of middle-aged hobbyist black belts too. Guy is on a different level.
I refuse to believe a black belt was taking 10+ minutes to tap some of those white belts... surviving over a minute is super impressive... 11, no chance.... Even going super easy I dont see how these matches could last that long without gassing
They were all fresh, some of those guys were huge, powerlifters etc and they all train under him. You start to learn some of their moves and its easier to stalemate training partners
My Sensei told me to hit him when I first started and I did a lazy punch and he goes, nah really hit me! so I hauled back and and punched him right in his nose, he forgot to block, 😂😂😂
5:39 Dude fights 49 people non-stop and then fights a dude that probably outweighs him by at least 50 pounds and still taps him in less than a minute. Fucking incredible. Amazing skill.
Of course, I literally knew the last person would win obviously. Like that's when the black belt is the most tired so the white belt can last the longest
Amazing conent! But as a white belt myself, this is a time challenge against a tired Black belt. I'd just choose not to attack and just use my defence to survive and try beat a time. I aint going in there trying to get take downs and subs on a 3 stripe black belt lol but good effort and experience for the white belts! Great video!
@@terence3820 It was about having a good roll, I mentioned the time to differentiate between me and Jenny for Rafeh. I didn't feel right having my roll credited to Jenny who had a good roll herself. I had a good roll and I appreciated the experience.
Joao is going pretty easy on these white belts, while also maintaining incredible technique, positioning, and control. Still, even at what looks like maybe 50% for him, doing 50 rounds and wins back-to-back is a testament to his endurance, any-which-way.
I thought that was a little unfair, because everyone is still very inexperienced, but you learn from it - and that's what makes it. Thankfully, there were no serious injuries, so respect to the Black Belt
Great video, just one quick tip: consider using a different effect for submission instead of the bone cracking foley. Its quite uncomfortable for people that have suffered actual bone cracks or spine injuries before. Other than that awesome idea!
How is that even fair that the first contestend has obviously less of a chance to win the 1000 than then 50th since the black belt will lose a lot of engery and stamina?
For white belts who wanna use rubber guard or rubber guard type frames to prevent passes. You must bring your knee as high as possible so the flex/ pressure is on your hip joint vs knee joints. Try it with no partner and look to get the stretch on your hip/ high femur area any pressure on your knee means your doing it wrong. you’ll put lateral pressure on your knee popping it which means damaging ligaments that hold your knee together…. My knee still slides outta place as brown belt after having a knee pop as a blue belt . Lose ligaments are common among females her injury might not be permanent.
Jenny was inaccurately attributed to the white belt in the purple gi (me, and I do not have law enforcement experience). Jenny had a great roll and would love to see her roll!
The blue belts at Electric North are just as tough and technical as lot of purple belts at other schools. There are savages at every level there and the standards are high. Great academy and culture.
It’s like wrestling a chunk of granite is the realest thing I’ve ever heard. My buddy is the judo national champion of Canada. I wrestled him and it was like trying to move brick wall. Haha these guys deserve way more credit
The most used submission techniques were: 1- kimura 2- foot lock and heel hook 3- armbar 4- chokes So if these were the most used techniques for a black belt guy, I think it would be very beneficial for beginners to focus on them from different poaitions for quick improvement.
Not really. There is a difference between what a black belt would choose to use for a submission to conserve as much energy as possible, and what a white belt should focus on. A white belt shouldn’t focus on any of these things, rather a white belt should focus on pin escapes and submission escapes first, before even going on to try and master any submissions.
@@siavosh87White belts shouldn't focus on ANY one thing at all for too long. There's too many things that you need to improve to focus on any select few.
Pulling your foot and popping your own knee is top tier white belt energy
You just said what I was thinking... Why the f... Did she grabbed her feet like that attempting to hold the triangle... It was the first thing that I learned "Never grab by the feet".
I know you can hold your shin while you move your hips but man even tho ive trained for a little while for some reason i didnt realise that could happen lmao@@spear8492
Of course it was a women too 😂
Relatable asf not gonna lie, happened to me more than once
@@FlukasGlazyMMA Cool, I guess?
i don't even know who he is...
Let’s see 1 white belt vs 50 black belts
😂 😂
whoever taps the white belt faster gets $1000
That white belt won't be a white belt for very long
Yes !
@@addisonj616 That belt would turn red fast
You have no idea how helpless you are until you roll with a black belt
Yes!!! Exactly
Weak mentality. People put too much respect on the color of a belt. Just ignore it and get better. I was tapping black belts when I was a white belt (with 5 years of wrestling) because I didn't look at it and quit before the match even started.
@@HowlettYT Woah, we got a bad ass over here! You're just like an anime protagonist!
@@HowlettYTi feel sorry for you for being scammed into going to a mcdojo
@@HowlettYT where? what gym?
The ballet dancer letting him know was a nice and funny moment 😂
Haha yeah. That was wild
She legit disabled a technique that a black belt was confident will work, that is nuts
Aight, time for me to take ballet classes
He could have popped her foot off .
Yeah, he was scared after that confession
This is super impressive. 50 rounds is nuts, but he did it. What a great way to continue challenging yourself as a black belt. Great video Qazi
I was one of the white belts in there. João went for nearly 4 straight hours. Only stopped between rounds occasionally to sip water or tie his belt. There were a lot of fit guys over 200 lbs. Even with the skill disparity, going that long against constantly fresh opponents, many who are semi-skilled...It was by far the greatest physical feat I've seen in person. Respect.
Against white belts… it’s like beating up 50 children or handicapped kids.
Not rounds, white belts. None of them are exactly physical beasts either
@@christopherharris5083 Do you train? Physical power in Jiu Jitsu is not always correlated to big muscles
@@christopherpakney8542 I was there too and left about the 4 hour mark, I couldn't believe he was still going. That is some stamina! Overall it was a great experience and I am grateful for the opportunity.
"I was a ballet dancer, that won't work"
"Good to know"
Hahahahahaha made me chuckle
“I was a ballet dancer that won’t work” lol
Haha yeah. It was wild. She had insane flexibility
@@rafeh_qazi yea I’m betting he coulda snapped that off if he wanted to lol
She wouldve snapped her ankle in half if he wanted to@@rafeh_qazi
@@2130dar Yea but that's not the goal lol
He could tell she was cocky about it and wouldn't tap when she should because of what she said. Extremely gracious of him to go for a blood choke instead.
Lowkey not fair for the people that rolled with him in the beginning when he was at full energy 😂
The biggest people should've rolled with him first, IMO.
@@CarnivalNights i agree, if i was there and a white belt I would’ve rolled with him last😂
No doubt!
Yea the last guy lasting the longest makes total sense. Comp isn't fair that way. They should indeed have put the biggest guys first.
Yes !
Joe Rogan: "The Average person has no idea how helpless they are when a black belt grabs ahold of you"
Ive always wanted to become good at jiu jitsu but ive never had the time just seeing people getting better makes me happy about it bujt even as a newbie id love to participate in videos like this for sure love all the energy
make time. You won't regret it.
6 months later, have you started?
One year 👀
That was so polite the way she told him that the foot lock wont work because of previous training as a ballet dancer lol
It would eventually work, just not that angle. I didn't do ballet, but I can handle 9/10 toe holds no problem or even discomfort.
But one coach got one on me off my knee shield and wayyyyy turned it and it actually hurt.
I’m 100% sure he was being nice! If he wanted to he could have broke her foot. She might be flexible but her foot isn’t un breakable
@@newyorksbeerreviews1280 Yeah but she will likely find a way to escape before he actually breaks her foot
@@babynyxe4784ballet does not teach you Jiu-Jitsu escapes, he understood in that moment she would not tap before getting injured and chose another tactic. Extremely gracious of him, poor sportsmanship from her.
Going against 50 people of any skill level back to back is impressive. Wow, well done. I'd love to see him go against a few judo guys and see how the styles interact.
I bet on a bjj Black belt 🤑
Depends If the fights are focused more on the ground or standing
Joao and Greg are legit good people. Looks like they had fun with this challenge.
Love how this teaches that in fighting arts, compassion and good will to others is the goal.
Great work promoting your channel. Extra bonus points that nobody got injured.
That woman's knee didn't sound so good.
They should have sorted the white belts by size and experience. Having to go against a 260lb jacked WB and a guy just on the edge of being promoted to blue late in the piece is brutal.
I would have loved to see a break down of all the submissions he did and what he got the most of white belts.
Ooh that's a great idea. I'll keep that in mind next time.
Americanas, straight arm bars and a surprising number of wrist locks...I went 2 rounds, wrist locked and kimuraed.
What a DOPE Video. Love this format man, just makes me envision how the next ones will be 😍. The Storytelling and the Editing will ONLY get better from here 🔥🚀
This was an excellent video and edited very nicely! Last dude getting his blue belt was awesome! Overall, submitting 50 white belts is insane! 🤙
Amazing content! You were able to fit 50 matches! In lil under 8mins! That’s WILD! good shit Qazi!
This reminds me of the time Michael Langhi came to visit our gym. After doing a seminar he had everyone line up while he stood in the middle of the mat and took turns rolling with everybody with no breaks like this video. This was like in 2010s when he was world champion. It was a treat to learn and roll with him and of course he beat everyone. Very humble guy. I still like the spider guard because of him. 🤙🏼
3:32 that flying armlock is crazy🤩🤩🤩
Ye its not the actual bad flying armlock where u stupidly jump into the air with an armlock
You deserve way more than 7k subs, Qazi. This video is awesome.
I thought they all gonna fight at once 😂 good video bro ❤
Now try 20 blue belt, or 10 purples, or 5 browns!
10 purples. Ouch
10 COMPETITIVE purple belts. That is scary.
How about 5 purples? Blue to purple is a big jump
And some browns are pretty much black belts without the black belt
Damn give the guy a break lol
Loving these ideas here!!!
Going against 50 people in one day is absolutely wild
Yes. It took 7 hours. M
damn, the man had insane resistance@@rafeh_qazi
Impressive that the black belts heart didn’t explode.
"im sorry im a dancer it wont work" he should cranked that shit LOL
This reminds me of the shark tanks we go through during belt promotions: a certain number of minutes based on promotion level (blue belts 20 minutes, purples 30 minutes, browns 45 minutes, black belts 1 hour) with a new opponent every minute. They are awesome experiences showing us how much we can endure and how our skills kick in automatically.
If anyone has trained jiu jitsu u know that even 5 sparrings sometimes are so insanely hard. (5x5 25 minutes of straight full on cardio). he didnt theoretically spar with everyone for 5 minutes, but for 50 people to come in fresh, and to finish 50 people in a row is insane. Even when youre a higher belt u know that muscular spazy white belts sometimes give u the hardest (cardio, not tehnical) sparings because they are wildin. That dude is elite black belt.
I was 2 of the rounds out of 50. I have never seen a display of stamina and grit like Joao put on. He rolled for 3+ straight hours. Granted, some of the participants were small females and/or brand new white belts, many others were fit 200+ lb men who are 3-4 stripe white belts with police and military experience. It truly was the spectrum of everyday people, some big, some small, completely unskilled or nearly blue belt level game. He matched everyone's energy and demonstrated the power of BJJ. Dude is an elite human being with a heart that won't quit. As they say, it was a Huge Honor to see this.
@@christopherpakney8542 Its plain crazy. Im a brown belt myself, Ive sparred crazy strong white belts and that isnt always a walk in the park if dude has 70-100 lbs on you. They are unpredictable, strong and spazzy, and they certinely dont act what youre used on lol, with a colored belt you at least know what they could do and what to expect, white belt doesnt know himself what he wants to do lmao. They dont pose a threat to finish you, but you will use a certain threshhold of your cardio for sure. But all in all if I do 6-7 hard sparrings im toast and tired, and thats with people who also did them. This dude took a fresh person after fresh person while he took no breaks. Insane.
@@Omgiamsotriggered Joao is a beast himself, I'm 6'6" 215 and it made ZERO difference. And to quickly brag on Electric North Jiu-Jitsu, they have savages at every level and many of Greg's white belts are as good as any blue belts out there. To be fair though, he would have done the same to a crowd of middle-aged hobbyist black belts too. Guy is on a different level.
I refuse to believe a black belt was taking 10+ minutes to tap some of those white belts... surviving over a minute is super impressive... 11, no chance.... Even going super easy I dont see how these matches could last that long without gassing
If he really wanted to he could tap each of them under 5 seconds trust me… he paced him self and also made sure he dont hurt anyone
They were all fresh, some of those guys were huge, powerlifters etc and they all train under him. You start to learn some of their moves and its easier to stalemate training partners
Exactly, no way in hell he has stamina past 10 people.
Going against a fresh blue belt after 49 rounds would be super hard for any black
@@BoboBish nope he was a fresh white when they fought
"I'm sorry I was a ballet dancer, so that wont work" "okay... good to know"
thought that was real funny
50 rounds is crazy no matter if they are black or white.
My Sensei told me to hit him when I first started and I did a lazy punch and he goes, nah really hit me! so I hauled back and and punched him right in his nose, he forgot to block, 😂😂😂
💀
AIIIEE
FR dude is a monster his endurance is top notch no doubt
so that's what the Michael Jackson song was talking about
Your timer was quite confusing brother. Well done to the black belt and all the competitors
So you’re saying he didn’t roll for 26 minutes at the end against Eli?
Oh he didn't? I thought they rolled for 26 minutes haha
How?
I didn't believe he would win but this is pure dedication! Underrated video hope it comes to everyone's homepage.
I thought this vid was gonna be from a youtuber with 100k minimum. keep this up dude!
Made my day. Thank you ♥️.
You keep saying he’s in trouble. He’s not in trouble.
“Go buy fireworks” 😂 that was beautiful
Mark my words...this channel is gonna be biiggg soon....❤🎉
Damn! $1000 and your blue belt... What a day!
Did I see a toe hold on a white belt 🤣🤣🔥
It’s okay, she was a ballet dancer, so it didn’t work 😂
Wasn’t just 1 time! Hahah ridiculous
Only illegal if the ref see's it.
😂 yes you did
Funny I've never seen your content until you did something with BJJ. Great video! The editing and pace was really nice!
5:39 Dude fights 49 people non-stop and then fights a dude that probably outweighs him by at least 50 pounds and still taps him in less than a minute. Fucking incredible. Amazing skill.
I'm so glad for Eli. He WAS NOT moving like a white belt.
immediate toe hold on a white belt sets the tone
imagine 50 jiu jitsu white belts
but they are all wrestling champs
What I like most of good black belts is they don't want to prove anything but it seems they enjoy teaching through the roll instead of hurting
2:30 in and all i see is him breaking peoples ankles/knees, rotator cuffs. I'm wondering if he's gonna accidentally hurt someone.
Of course, I literally knew the last person would win obviously. Like that's when the black belt is the most tired so the white belt can last the longest
The dude getting his blue belt at the end was so fucking cool. Amazing job to that dude 🙏🙏
Awesome video! Joao is an absolute savage and a super nice guy. Very impressive!!!
Those knee pops cracks are scary 😅
Great Video Keep Rollin 🤙🏽
God Bless 🙏🏼🫀
Lol the guy who said he would immediately buy fireworks in October
Dude got $1,000.00 and a new belt... what a great day. Holy shit, cool memories and video.
Black belt sweated so much that the mat tested positive 😂
Amazing conent! But as a white belt myself, this is a time challenge against a tired Black belt. I'd just choose not to attack and just use my defence to survive and try beat a time. I aint going in there trying to get take downs and subs on a 3 stripe black belt lol but good effort and experience for the white belts! Great video!
People were doing that. Lasting 20+ minutes lol. Eventually he tapped everyone.
You have an interview with #36 Jenny and then attribute my round to #36 and I am not Jenny. I am the purple gi. I lasted over 10 minutes.
@@stubornbluerose strong effort! It's incredible how efficiently those higher belts work, great video
@rafeh_qazi was a great watch I must say, good effort by the white belts, some pushed a good pace
@@terence3820 It was about having a good roll, I mentioned the time to differentiate between me and Jenny for Rafeh. I didn't feel right having my roll credited to Jenny who had a good roll herself. I had a good roll and I appreciated the experience.
I fought John Olav Einemo as a white-belt. Its fun going against the best ones early on.
I was crying at the end! Now go fix you car! Congratulations!
It certainly helps when the black belt had to wrestle 49 people before you
Awesome video very well put together I’m suprised you don’t have more than 100k subs keep going and you’ll get there for sure 🙏
Joao is going pretty easy on these white belts, while also maintaining incredible technique, positioning, and control. Still, even at what looks like maybe 50% for him, doing 50 rounds and wins back-to-back is a testament to his endurance, any-which-way.
thats why hes going easy to he actually lasts for the 50 rounds
You have to pace your self
I thought that was a little unfair, because everyone is still very inexperienced, but you learn from it - and that's what makes it. Thankfully, there were no serious injuries, so respect to the Black Belt
Great video, just one quick tip: consider using a different effect for submission instead of the bone cracking foley. Its quite uncomfortable for people that have suffered actual bone cracks or spine injuries before. Other than that awesome idea!
Not me seeing the title of video and thinking it’s 1 black belt vs 50 white belts at the same time 😅 I got excited for mintute….
"Dude its like wrestling a chunk of granite"😂
"He last longer so far" - It was the second fight.
Alternative title: Black belt gambles all of his joints fighting 50 white belts
The ballet dancer was my favourite. Cracked me up 😂😂😂
Really enjoyed watching this. Thank you
I'm gonna use the ballet dancer line at class today 😅
How is that even fair that the first contestend has obviously less of a chance to win the 1000 than then 50th since the black belt will lose a lot of engery and stamina?
Thats the things, its not, how would YOU make it fair
Just no price for anyone :)
@@G3mbala59 then it wouldnt be motivating enough for alot of people and it wouldnt be as exiting for the majority of wiewers
@@whenyourealize5846 Maybe thats the sad truth, just like liberal society :)
"I'm a ballet dancer that won't work."
Me: Okay..*Breaks her damn foot in ten different places.* 💀💀💀💀💀💀
Yea it’s like saying “I wrestled for ten years, good luck getting me in my back…” ok grassshopper
For white belts who wanna use rubber guard or rubber guard type frames to prevent passes. You must bring your knee as high as possible so the flex/ pressure is on your hip joint vs knee joints. Try it with no partner and look to get the stretch on your hip/ high femur area any pressure on your knee means your doing it wrong. you’ll put lateral pressure on your knee popping it which means damaging ligaments that hold your knee together…. My knee still slides outta place as brown belt after having a knee pop as a blue belt . Lose ligaments are common among females her injury might not be permanent.
He probably has more experience than all of them combined
Jenny was inaccurately attributed to the white belt in the purple gi (me, and I do not have law enforcement experience). Jenny had a great roll and would love to see her roll!
Haha sorry I know. I realized. Mess up with the footage :/
It’s not fair to the people who had to roll with him at full energy 😂
1000000 chickens against a t-rex
Great video and cool challenge. Thanks for posting!
Thats unfair because the last guy got the most tired version of the black belt.
" if you want to become as good as these white belts" Sir, that girl pulled her own foot instead of the shin and popped her own knee.
i wish there werent so many cuts so i could see the technique! do you have an uncut version I could watch?
his cardio is insane
The term "bully" was born from this.
Bro went almost 30 minutes with a black belt that’s crazy.
"I was a ballet dancer so that wont work" yes, yes it will. XD He was just being nice
Great video!! Just found you in recommended, I hope more people can find this great quality channel
The plot twist…advertising the gym based on how good the white belts were in the end 😂
The blue belts at Electric North are just as tough and technical as lot of purple belts at other schools. There are savages at every level there and the standards are high. Great academy and culture.
Superb video Bro 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
10 purple
Belts would be fun to watch
" So what are you planning to do with 1000 $ " - My man ... 1k is not 1M ok?
"Grown ass man walks into kindergarten and..."
This is soo cool!!!! I'm a white belt myself and this is so motivating!
So cool that he did this. Insane that some of the fighters were over 26 minutes. And to do 50 of them. omg
Dudeeee skipped all his stripes on the white belt and went straight to blue!!!! That’s so dope!!
Not all gyms bother with stripes.
It’s like wrestling a chunk of granite is the realest thing I’ve ever heard. My buddy is the judo national champion of Canada. I wrestled him and it was like trying to move brick wall. Haha these guys deserve way more credit
Did you try with and without the gi?
With gi there zero chance. Without gi still impossible. This guy was d1 wrestler as well haha
I like how the guy who made the video starts counting his time while he's begging Joao to not roll hard. 😂😂😂 5:45
the dojo sounds more like an electric company
Next pls; 1 White belt vs 50 Black belts!
The most used submission techniques were:
1- kimura
2- foot lock and heel hook
3- armbar
4- chokes
So if these were the most used techniques for a black belt guy, I think it would be very beneficial for beginners to focus on them from different poaitions for quick improvement.
Not really. There is a difference between what a black belt would choose to use for a submission to conserve as much energy as possible, and what a white belt should focus on. A white belt shouldn’t focus on any of these things, rather a white belt should focus on pin escapes and submission escapes first, before even going on to try and master any submissions.
I wouldn’t say beginners should be doing leg locks and heel hooks
Every style is different.
@@siavosh87White belts shouldn't focus on ANY one thing at all for too long. There's too many things that you need to improve to focus on any select few.
@@isiah6189 yes I actually agree with this
man i thought it was 50 at once thats worth watching