Why Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (BJJ) Works - The "Punch Power Scale"
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- This simplest breakdown we've ever done to explain why jiu-jitsu is so remarkably effective. If you do jiu-jitsu, you're gonna love this, if you don't do jiu-jitsu, you're gonna start by the time the video is over!
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Level 11 is Dan Henderson throwing a Level 10 punch at Bisping... with gravity.
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I have to be a bit of negative here. I love ju jujitsu, but finding affordable places to train is challenging.
$20 a month. GracieUniversity.com - 30 lessons free for a limited time.
@@GracieBreakdown how can someone in pakistan learn jiujitsu
More like the asking price 60 a month. They closed it down here in Coronado though. Was too expensive even for locals
Sign up on Gracie University, friend. I've been doing Gracie Combatives for about a year now at home. I am almost ready to test. It's amazing. I've done moves on people that I literally only learned online. Good luck.
@@GracieBreakdown my apologies but I prefer in person classes. For online classes to work it would be nice to have some sort of sparring partner which I have none.
I've been training UFC for 15 years now, but this sounds interesting. May check it out after my title shot.
Painfully true.
Training UFC....
You mean MMA right?
@@babahadjihq You missed the joke
Sorry my bad 😅
Hello Renner and Ryon, I am 38 years old, started training Gracie Jiu Jitsu the age of 14 at the Gracie Training Association of Upland in 1998. I went on to compete in wrestling, Muay Thai and MMA, I am currently a black belt in Jitsu and what has saddened me is the fact that the majority of Jiu Jitsu gyms teach sport Jiu Jitsu. No concepts of always assuming your opponent is bigger, stronger and faster. No concepts of punch defense or closing the gap to secure takedowns and position. It’s all point based grappling for sport. These were literally the first things I learned when I was learning my first free lesson. I learned trap and roll aka “umpa”and a standard standing headlock escape. I now am teaching a few friends the 36 techniques of the Gracie Combatives curriculum. My desire and mission is to do my part to keep self defense street fight Jiu Jitsu alive and well. Thank you for your continued commitment to the art and empowering people to survive a street fight which is a life and death encounter no matter how you look at it. Thank you and God bless!
I say do everything, boxing, wrestling, bjj and Thai boxing
Adam mo yeah cus the average working person has so much time to become proficient in several martial arts.
Soo mma?
RC Sorry I got bills to pay
RC Thank you... and I choose to live a comfortable, practical life with my family
It's good too cross train in boxing wrestling ect...bjj/gjj how ever is a good base and good and technical for a smaller size man.
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My birthday is 2-22. I recently learned that that is an angel number and my name is mycal (after the angel Michael.) I just two days ago decided that I would put aside money to train as my birthday gift to myself and start my path and stop just simply learning through your remarkable videos and lightly rolling with friends. I have 5 daughters and I want them to be able to be safe when I am not able to be there. Thank you. Sincerely. I'm going to now start my journey. Eventually and inevitably I will have the tools to teach my children as and what I learned in the best possible structured manner to ensure their success and saftey. You folks are amazing. Life is about love and living. To be successful in life you have to survive. You are literally helping and teaching people how to assist with survival if ever needed. Truly appreciate you. More than this post could express. Thank you a thousand times. Keep going forward.
There's no CTC in Rio de Janeiro, i'll keep wasting my life on youtube.
@@TheCorpse Or move. Lol. If I had to go through a wall to ensure I was able to live longer, protect myself and those I love, I'd be like "what wall?" No one grows inside their comfort zone. If you can, go somewhere that allows you to grow. Or invite them there....ya know? Never settle. Struggle and stride and strive brother.
I used to do Jiu-Jitsu @ a UFC Gym until I was bullied and I got hurt with my disability I would love to pick up Jiu-Jitsu again it is so relaxing & it can really show you who you are & Jiu-jitsu Saved my life
@@TheCorpse eh absurdo...os BR eles deixam na mão
Just started jujitsu last week and absolutely fell in love with it. Anyone that’s not sure about going or nervous about it, just go and stop thinking about it! Once you get your first day out of the way you’ll feel so much better
Thanks for explaining this. In all my boxing, self defense and karate classes, no one has ever explained striking the way you just did. And this seems like a fundamental thing to know if you are learning to strike.
To put it simple I’d say while of course both boxing or striking and bjj have their place in high level or amateur level mma fighting its far „easier“ to learn and apply most bjj basics against an untrained enemy than lets
Say having much superior footwork to completly outbox an enemy
The exception to this rule is weaponry. If someone sneaks a knife into a grapple scenario, it doesn't matter if it's a 1 or a 2, they can still cut you seriously.
Survival tactics.
Jiu jitsu was developed by samurai to be used when they dropped their sword. You wouldn't strike when your opponent has a katana, you could only survive by grappling.
🙄🙄🙄🙄 but what if I have a dog or a gun to counter. Oh but what if they have a bazooka. Can "what if" forever. WhAt iF tHerE iS MuLtiPlE aTtaCkeRs. If its anything more than a normal fist fight just run buddy.
Agreed. Best off tooling up, and learning deescalation techniques and situation avoidance, for self-defense but training BJJ anyway for the excellent personal and social benefits it offers. Ever noticed that almost all the evidence of BJJ effectiveness involves a one-on-one unarmed match-fight scenario? Yet most folks will never need to concern themselves with such practices. Still a really beneficial thing to do providing we're mindful of its limitations IMO.
@@paragon1782 If you market a product as providing "self-defense" then it should at least handle the most common self-defense scenarios effectively. The "what if" question isn't unfair especially given how much the product costs.
Love the video!!!!!!! Ryron and Rener are both awesome guys. I met Ryron once at a seminar in 2013 and was blown away not only by his obvious incredible skill, but also blown away by his kindness and humility. They say to never meet your heroes, but I walked away so impressed with Ryron as a human being. If I was in California, I would make it a point to become a full time student of his at Gracie University HQ. Thanks for the content guys!!!!!
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Helio Gracie invented the BEST System of Self Defense in the World, Rickson Gracie took his Fathers Art to the next level, Rorion Gracie brought it to the United States and gave his little brother Royce Gracie the opportunity to demonstrate to the world through his inventing the UFC that anyone who is Serious about Self Defense MUST study this Style. Ryron & Rener Gracie are teaching the truest form of what Grand Master Helio invented!.. I am Proud to have earned my Blue Belt under Royler Gracie and know a student of Gracie Combatives!
When there is not a lot of space like in trains, metro, bus, small streets or there are a few of his friends around I still prefer standing fighting like boxing or kickboxing. But it doesn’t hurt to know BJJ or GJJ
Boxing hurts. Lol. I prefer less pain. Don't you?
Bjj should have a lower priority in fights, but it is a harder art to learn.
Love Gracie combatives! Life time of learning and having fun rollin', brotha.
Y'all had me until you badmouthed striking arts. Striking is not one dimensional as you say. The point is to use footwork to move away from the trajectory of those 6 -10s while throwing your own. Hit without being hit. A good striker doesn't block, they dodge. Do you feel it's necessary to undermine other martial arts to make the one you practice seem better? I guess that is a typical business model, but it's kind of sad to me that martial arts can be as silly as Burger King vs. McDonald's. They have things they do well and things they don't. MMA exists as it is now because of GJJ, but look at the greatest MMA champions today. All of them practice boxing and muay thai in addition to wrestling and jujitsu.
I don't think they were bathmouthing, I think they were just describing the differences among them
@@vanesa2812 indeed. We'll put. His opinion of their breakdown of the punching system is, in his words, bad-mouthing. Funny thing about the truth is it doesn't really concern itself with opinions. The truth is the truth. Opinions are based on individual and their perception of the truth. Glad you commented
i think that why its called Mixed Martial Arts... MMA today isn't what it was 20 years ago. Back in the day it was Martial Art vs. Martial Art. ie. Boxing vs. Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai vs. Tae Kwon Do, etc... Today, MMA is athlete vs athlete. All MMA athhletes train wrestling, boxing, muay thai, kickboxing, etc. But what is the essential art that every MMA athlete must train... Jiu-Jitsu. Why is that?
What would be interesting to see now days is an actual Martial Art vs. Martial Art competition. But a pure Martial Art vs. pure Martial Art. Not MMA vs. Boxing. But maybe a 100% wrestler vs. a 100% boxer etc. Had it not been for the Gracie family (Carlos and Helio), none of us would be having this discussion. Aloha \m/ \m/
Dojangles 3:00 He literally says, ”Not that strikes are bad.” And you are right, striking is not one dimensional. But in a fight, yes, footwork and all that is important, but why not just go for an easy clinch and takedown? (in terms of a street fight) The easiest and most effective path to victory should be the one taken. It's way easier to close the distance and establish the clinch (which barely takes weeks of practice to become reflexive) than dodging punches and using footwork Muhammad Ali style (which takes a considerable amount of time of practicing to etch into your muscle memory) by all means, practice it all. Get good at footwork, striking, grappling, blah, blah, blah. But the reason people love BJJ is that it's simple and easy to learn compared to other arts. So much so, it makes even the weakest be able to defend themselves against stronger opponents.
Comparing what is effective in a street fight and a professional MMA match isn’t useful to the point of this video...
Hello, big fun of bjj here and a practitioner. I live in Greece, most months of the year at least, and thought we don’t have a branch of yours, where I reside, I still practice in a dojo.
Now, I have a question that is widely debated in my line of work and I’ve decided to address it to you, as you are the leading experts on the subject.
I work as PMC. As you probably know for us, especially in the CQB, the unarmed combat is a luxury we can not afford. In the unlucky scenario, which is never the case, but for the sake of argument, two combatants have to engage without firearms, knives are always involved.
And I have to mention that we are not dealing with your average, holding a knife try to kill you guy. We are dealing with people, stress free under those circumstances, that will appear their knife in the middle of the fuzz, when you’re grappling on the ground and you have blind spots, and you will feel it rather than see it. Also well rounded in bjj.
I claim no expertise. I’m a practitioner who loves the art of bjj and tries to find applications of the art. In most of the simulations if not all, that high belts, higher than mine, which were dealing with the above scenario, were ended up stubbed. Stubbed badly. As did I.
The structure of the simulation was, PMCs with both bjj background and not, vs bjj practitioners of all levels. Both starting the sparing bearing knives. With two variations, one assuming both wearing vests and the other none and also three subcategories, the first, knives were deployed from the start, second, knives were deployed after hand to hand combat was engaged and the third, the knife was to deployed in personal preference.
There was also another test of if the combatant was holding a knife or not, was unknown to his opponent.
All the practitioners were very friendly to each other, with no predetermined outcomes in their minds. Just experimenting.
We understand that the bjj we are practicing, in my dojo at least, is sport oriented.
Is there a branch, and I don’t know if branch is the right word, a curriculum maybe, that addresses the above situation? Like which guards are to be used and under which circumstances?
I wish you could make a video addressing the subject and give us guidance.
Any input from our bjj community is more than welcome.
Thank you in advance, and keep up the great work of spreading the art!
Slow down guys.. one at the time
G Moose thank you very much for your input. Do you have any suggestions in what discipline should I follow together with bjj for the above concept? Thank you
Thanks for the upload lads. Hahaha you guys are so flamboyant sometimes lol. On a more serious note though I understand that you are presenting ideal responses in fighting situations: however; consider the repercussions of barging head first into a flying knee or power jab or teep or roundhouse followed by suplex …. my point is promote full situational awareness not just idealised situational responses.
Peace & Love!
I LOVE your JUJITSU ,Gracie Jiujitsu and that is why I stoped training MUTILATED Jiujitsu . Respect
Ossssss!!! I have a few black belts in other styles, but I’m only a 2 stripe blue belt in Gracie Jiu Jitsu under one of Royce’s black belts (so take my opinion with a grain of salt). However, when Khabib fought Conor, I gave Khabib a 9 out of 10 chance of winning because it’s very hard to knock someone out immediately if they have a decent defense and it’s a lot harder to maintain a distance for standing strikes than it is to close the distance to get a takedown imho. I figured Khabib would avoid getting knocked out initially, eventually close the distance and take Conor down. Then Khabib would submit him. This is another advantage of Jiu Jitsu imho, the Gracies have shown it’s easier to close the distance than maintain it, easier to get the takedown than avoid it, then the strikers are like fish out of water or like a baby in the water who doesn’t know how to swim. Osssssss!!!!!
Been training Royce Gracie jiu jitsu for over a year almost blue belt! I love Gracie jiu jitsu!! It’s very effective and is such a great work out
Where? That's amazing keep going forward.
That is a quick progression?
Astraghost 77 BJJ and Gracie Jiu-Jitsu isn’t the same thing.
@@JDGage - What is the difference?
Astraghost 77 thank you.. I try to go 3times a week hour class, hour rolling
Rener.. how do you still have this much energy?
Love these videos, thanks!
Weakness invites violence. Learn BJJ, get confidence and stay safe out there guys. 🤚👊
Knowledge is power. Weakness is due to ignorance. And ignorance provides the breeding ground for violence and aggressive prideful behavior. If they are ignoring the fact that I could have lived my entire life learning survival techniques, their weak mind will possibly be falsely supporting their weaker ego and we allll know how that goes. Play stupid games win stupid prizes
Because the culture of thugs likes attacking vulnerable and unsuspecting people. Have some pride in yourself so you don't get stepped on by these punks.
Training UFC? Obviously not, otherwise you would know its MMA. What a poser.
@@daviemorrison8514lmfao. Obviously. Don't entertain fake ish with reality. They don't deserve the energy nor time. I did laugh out loud when I read this earlier. Trains UFC....? Lol ok
@@daviemorrison8514 huh?????
basically yes, and the efficiency of jiujitsu is extremely high. A good punch can really hurt, but a mediocre triangle choke will kill in a single technique. A mediocre armbar will break an arm in a single technique. The amount of damage you get per successful technique is huge relative to striking.
As always, beautifully explained. Obrigado🙏
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The problem is taking 10's while having only 0's at range so bjj is definitely the best but definitely not the only art necessary.
Rener doesnt mean to cut off Ryron...he just gets EXCITED!
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And that’s why my wife and I signed up for GU!!!
I’m missing jiujitsu more than I ever thought possible 😔
Jiu jitsu is the ultimate martial art
As always, an awesome explanation of the effectiveness and efficiency of Jiu Jitsu. Thank you Ryron and Rener for keeping the original flame of Jiu Jitsu alive.
I know nothing about BJJ but this makes perfect sense. Wish I had a Gracie near me.
Great concept explanation
This is revolutionary.
3:35 choked him a bit too hard bro 😂😂😂
Such a great way to explain it to non jits people
damn, i just started training UFC
facepalm
😂
You mean MMA?
It's a shame that Judo gets so little attention in this kind of context
I'd love to learn some Gracie style one day .
Today is that day! Start your journey.
Started jiu jitsu over the Summer. And yes this is one thing I have come to see too. But your way of putting it on a scale like that makes it much more tangible to understand.
As a person who comes from standing arts, it makes good sense that the less joints you have available to you, the more helpless you are as a striker.
I had traditional weapons training in my background foundation and jiu jitsu has even changed that for me. When sparring sword or spear for example, why stay out where I'm engaging his weapon instead of *him* and where I can receive maximum damage from my opponent when I can close in, grapple and/or run em' through?
Thanks for the new perspective. One day I'd be honored to meet you guys!
are you still doing it?
Hoping to have Gracie University in the South Orange County area! I live in Mission Viejo, and there’s nothing here for miles!! I could go to another Jiu Jitsu gym, but would rather not..
I think Tustin isn't that far away depending on travel availability and actual distance. 5 minutes of research would remedy that. Do it!
Just go to different school and try it out. All schools give free classes. Pick your favorite. You live in the Jiu jitsu capital of the world SoCal. Pick a gym...you won’t regret it
There s one in oside but yeah that's a bit far.
Helo, with all the respect to Bjj and the value of Gracie university which is indeed one of the greatest Grabling arts teaching group. Bjj is the most successful recorded art on tape, I am sure that pancration, wrestling, boxing and judo were very successful aswel but a little less recorded. Secondly, what you said about the punching power lvls was taught to me by my kick boxing coach in the 90s without him knowing anything about bjj, I am sure this was common knowledge from the ancient times when fighting realistically was the only way to survive I also want to add that the scenario were somebody fight someone else in self defence using only Grabling or only striking doesn't really exist, anyone will use anything to survive depending on the athleticism of the person. Lastly I want to thank you for giving a lot of good feedback regarding street fights and combat reality, keep up the good work, promote the style, ground work Grabling is very important for the street either for finishing the fight or for standing back to your feet again!
It also works because of the fine motor skill issue. All things being equal, you don't need as much coordination to execute the techniques as in striking arts. And you get to hug your frenemies in every class.
In the only real life altercation I've used this in, the philosophy worked. Navigate through the punches and clamp on to your aggressor. This isn't foolproof. But as a statistical beast, better to cover and clinch then swing and trade blows.
And there is the whole nonviolence thing. You can turn the volume to 10 and do harm, or turn it to 1 and just give someone a shove once you have a good base.
Every law enforcement agency should mandate training in this art or something similar to protect and serve to everyone's benefit.
Absolutely perfect explanation!
I totally agree with you but what about if u r facing multiple attackers?!
abedelrahman saber you run
Also train mma Incase you find yourself with no choice but to strike.
Avoiding altercations is the ultimate goal. The best way to prevent a crime is preventing the opportunity. Survival is key not facing. Ya dig?
That's what i always did kenny, and i wanna stop doing that coz
Am not that fast.
lol
Believe me@@Jgrace767 i'm not the one who searching for problems, they are searching for me, i wouldn't consider starting training at the first place if my neighbours didn't gather around my old man and hit him
Very good video, it explains alot 💚
I live in a city where the most common attack is called "ataque piraña" where multiple guys surround you, beat you up and rob you... What skills from bjj would you recomend for that scenario? Im actually a bjj practitioner, but im a whitebelt and other than escaping when someone tries to control me on the ground, or some throw... I cant think of any skill i learnt up to this day that i could use in that scenario...
My previous karate training for that was punch hard and run fast, but if they had a grip it was pretty much game over...
You must train more than one discipline. There is no one that has all the answers. Sometimes good old fashioned running away from a confrontation can be very effective.
Get a gun if you want to stand and fight back. Otherwise keep trying to run.
@@vedinthorn legaly getting a gun here id almost impossible... And if i ude an ilegal weapon i would get jailtime for sure :/
On the other hand, yeah, up to this day thats the waybi deal with multiple oponents... Run and if one of them catches up to me, strike hard and keep running... Maybe do a sweep or throw if they get too close
@@gingercore69 that's legitimately about all you can do. Even the Gracies say that if it's multiple attackers just run. Stay safe and exercise for cardio my friend.
Man, I love you guys. This is sooo true....but only half true.
This was a great video you guys!
I wonder how over half of ufc champions are wrestlers
Yeah so I love jiujitsu but you do not automatically "position yourselves to limit the opponent's strikes to level 1 and 2". You have to get there first, ask Brian Ortega.
Facts
I’m nearly 50. I’m small. I’m not particularly fit, I’m not exactly flexible. I could could only attend maybe one class a week due to work. Is there any point in me going to a Jiu jitsu class? Could a realistically ever achieve more than white belt?
It's not about rank, it's about learning. The coaches at a good school will give you more than enough to defend yourself on that schedule.
As we saw with Kron Gracie's latest fight if you cant take someone down you cant really use the 7,8,9,10 jiu jitsu. This is the biggest problem with the approach.
*LOVE LOVE LOVE YOU GUYS*
Of course jiu jitsu is very valuable in fighting. However it is not necessarily the martial art that gives a fighter his or her power to win but rather it is the person, the martial artist, the fighter through their efforts and abilities that wins. Also keep in mind that we don't train martial arts just so we can prove we are better than others - we train martial arts so we protect ourselves and protect others against injustice. Never lose sight of the fundamentals and principles that all martial arts teach, and never use it to harm others for your own gain.
Lol alot of bs. "I just have to be close" but as great BJJ fighters losses in MMA have shown us - you have to get them on the ground! Not always possible against a decent wrestler or just a big powerful guy with a half decent shot trying to knock your block off.
You guys are awesome. I love BJJ
love me some jits but the comparison of punch vs punch being dangerous is not fair because if a street fighter is a superior fast, stronger grappler, same situation
I live in Egypt and i have no experience in martial arts, so i want u to tell me how to tell if the instructor is giving effective methods in self defense and street fights or not.
basically, you want to see if there's a good real-world track record of the techniques and training methods you use in the gym also working in MMA or self-defense. If your teacher is teaching you a basic armbar and you're sparring/rolling and using the armbar, you can ask yourself, is there any evidence that an armbar really works? And the answer is yes--it works against the very best fighters in the world going 100% both in MMA and grappling.
That is, I think that rather than trying to reason your way to figuring out what works, you need to look at the evidence.
Sparring or rolling will let you know what works and what doesn’t. Even though most techniques take some time, experience, and correction from an expert to be effective you will start to get a feel for what is bs just by having a opponent to practice with. I like grappling vs striking because practicing striking leads to concussions.
I would suggest either wrestling or jiu jitz or a combo. I would visit multiple schools if there are more than one. And base my decision on how good the students are when rolling/wrestling and how cool or toxic the environment of each school is.
Thank you@@blakesanchez376
@@blakesanchez376 u meant by the last scentence that u prefer grappling over striking because of the harms of striking? Am i right
Let Gideon talk!!!!!!!
Ju Jitsu IS for the streets..... And I don't mean traditional Jujitsu. Of course a modern jujitsu practitioner could beat a traditional practitioner on the ground anytime due to the amount of training involved. And people back then also though that going to the ground is an insensible thing, which is why most striking art takedowns involve only getting the other guy down while you remain standing (muay Thai, karate, etc), it wasn't until the modern age where the 1v1 system became popular (back then there was also 1v1, but people still had the mindset that fighting on the ground is absurd because of how vulnerable it is, like the ground is a scary thing, hence my point about striking takedowns), that jujitsu flourished, because that's what it is, jujitsu is a sure kill in a 1v1 situation. And it is the best in that aspect. It is because of the rules, the limiting factors that allowed the art to flourish, as people try not to think about the actual applications and train to be able to win under that certain rule set. (Examples are how limiting rule sets allowed striking to be the way it is today, axe kicks and domawashi'd would not have been popular if it wasn't for the no leg kick rule, stand up grappling would not be as advanced today if not for the no striking rule in Judo, etc.) Point is, it is because of these limiting factors that gave birth to effective techniques that would never have been thought of I an anything goes situation.
Traditional jujitsu was legit the art of "anything goes" so it would be logical to think it will be the ultimate art, but the fact is that limiting rule sets allow certain aspect of fighting to advance, so modern martial arts is way more advance than it was before. So if a modern martial artist with the skill sets of today were to try to go back to the "anything goes" rule set of traditional jujitsu, then it will be the real street art. (well bjj was what happened when a judoka tried to go back to it's roots in traditional jujitsu anyway, so if an mma fighter whose capable in about all aspects of fighting were to practice "anything goes" rule sets safely, it would be even better.
Btw I made this comment in reply to the people that say jujitsu is not for the streets. Jujitsu definitely not perfect for the streets(back on tar? Oof. 2v1? Oof) , but it is, in my opinion, the best so far, for the streets. (Besides, even in a 2v1 situation you would most likely lose anyway no matter what art it is if the opponent has experience brawling, just training to fight more than one fighter is impractical, it is better to be good at fighting one guy, and then do minimal training for situations where you fight more than 1
It’s why mua thai is the best self defense stand up art cause they don’t break up the standing clinch.
Signing up once I get rid of this damn athletes foot problem! No joke! Just saw on UA-cam that apple cider vinegar works wonders, hopefully by the middle of march I'm 100% healed.
I have a strong karate background and I have been practicing bjj for 5 months, and believe me bjj is great but is has really great flaws, in many positions the grappler just can’t defend head bumps, bites, genitals, and eye poking, these flaws are not present in sport fights because of course... these movements are banned for OBVIOUS reasons. A “1 level” punch that pokes your eyes is just enough for leaving you blind for ever... being in a life or death fight in that distance is just stupid.
Again, bjj is great, but it is far of being what these sellers are saying.
That's it. Every art has advantages and disadvantages. BJJ is great, but it is not everything for everyone all the time.
great video
Works one on one but I'd rather not go to the ground in a street fight. Never know if or when one of his boys kicks your fucking head of cause you're breaking someone's arm or choking them out. Great system to learn but I'd rather rely on my G19 or G43x for self defense. If things have already escalated to the point of conflict and you have to engage then either eliminate the target or walk away.
That clip of him saying level ten guillotine just made alot of people happy.
When I was practicing Kung Fu, during sparring I would always try going for a goulitine or a rear naked choke and my instructor would always stop me from doing it but it was my natural defense or attack. Not to mention that we actually did learn those techniques but couldn't use them when we sparred which made no sense. Anyway, I now train BJJ.
What level is brass knuckles
Make it more available and make it so it’s not a rich man’s self defense. $130 for JUST doing the combatives program then just doing regular BJJ after it’s closer to $150.
Most of us have kids, mortgages, car payments and other things that stack up. Depending on where you live the housing market is spiking. So trying to afford jiu jitsu also is a joke.
I’m a fan of the style, but for now, I’ll buy a gun, bullets, time at the range, and it’s cheaper than doing any type of Jiu-Jitsu.
I'd like to know, when it comes to practicing jiu-jitsu (amateur or pro) Does being muscular affects negatively BJJ effectiveness?
Excuseeeeee me. I don't want to be on the ground with nobody on top of me specially if I have to defend myself. I know what to do but I don't love it as you said people does. I desagree. I saw people dominating fights on the ground and being kicked hard in the head.
Rodolfo Valdes usually the fights where people get kicked are multiple opponents, in this situation no martial art can really help
Look have they ever stress test their techniques against one who is willing to actually use aggressive TICKLING as part of their groundskills repertoire?
Lol... have you ever heard of Royce Gracie?
Google.... it will answer your question!
@@ronanc.5918 i googled and i've never seen any gracies fight against a tickling master grade 10 black belt of doom.
Google joke btw.
@@AgentMorbid I totally missed the TICKLING part. Lol
@@ronanc.5918 but it made you wonder didnt it! at least!
How do I convince my parents to do martial arts
Show them this.
Hope your parents have deep pockets.
Neal DoubleAA actually not true. Many parents are concerned for the safety of the their child and when they think bjj all they pair it with is violence and injuries
Make a deal with them...if u sign me up for martial arts, i promise to only get Bs and As or i will take the trash out on my own or something to that effect...good luck!
Tell them you got spanked at school
Do you guys ever do a video without trying to say BJJ is better than every other martial art.
Sakuraba says hi.
Joe Rogan back kick =15
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BJJ is legit but its popularity is due to a number of things: the Japanese stripped down Karate so much to a “do” that it lost its fighting “jutsu” so all the close combat and grappling components were lost (ua-cam.com/video/3sUPvbBOIe4/v-deo.html); they removed the Kyusho aspects (the body’s weak anatomical areas and not the Erath, metal, wood stuff) and failed to teach them to the West (perhaps intentionally) (ua-cam.com/video/nJVO9Jmqv6I/v-deo.html) ; and 3) in BJJ, unlike Karate, you can test the effectiveness of your technique because your opponent taps out. However, Karate is being taught as a jutsu again, ironically not in mainland Japan, which makes it suitable for self-defence (ua-cam.com/video/gLXX_k6pcvM/v-deo.html).
Guys... BJJ rules! 😎
I somewhat disagree on the argument that standing strikes are you in a 10 vs 10 position.
It looks like it depends more on how much one knows of ground game when you take them to the ground. The same thing is valid for striking.
When I spar with my BJJ friends, white to purple belts, they are completely clueless standing. They couldn't hit me if their life depended on it. I don't even need to throw back, I can win those fights on gassing them out alone.
Your life and death depends on distance, defense and head movement. Wrestling for the pocket. Not on a simple up and down movement. That was an unfair downplay of every striking art.
To give you an idea on the unfairness of the argument, Imagine I tell you in BJJ, your life and death depends on a simple guard pass
Unless you guys are talking only about ground game vs standing game. Then my argument is useless
Can you do a video showing us some submissions in the mount
Hey Rener, we are planning to have a BJJ gym in Bhubhaneswar, India, can you help?
Wrestling is very powerful aswell, and had tremendous success in fighting.
JJ, BJJ, Judo, Wretling, MMA all have good options.
Sold!
So if I'm rolling with Mike Tyson he's still going to hit me with sixes and sevens...
He knows fuck all Jiu Jitsu though so he'll be submitted instantly by the best in their primes.
If you roll with Mike Tyson there is a very big chance that he tries to bite your ear.
What if you are fighting >1 opponent. By the time you are trying or in the process of submitting one guy cant the other guy eithe knock you out or stomp the head to the road ?
Yes, Brazilian jujitsu is one of the most effective martial arts when it comes to One on one combat. But, I really wouldn’t say when it comes to multiple attackers?
Please expand more into asian countries!! Although we are famous for many traditional martial arts, there aren't many places to train.
Video at 1:20 and wisdom at 2:08. Enough said.
its competely worthless against more than 1 opponent or even just one opponent that has wrestling to defend takedy, best to be good at striking and grappling.
Mick Tyson's twos and threes will still get you paraplegic
Going to school right now
Right! Where at? Just curious
The 51 people who thumbed this video down got choked out
Sold
His opening statement is incorrect, most fights start standing and end in a punch. This explanation of level of punching is rediculous. Let's just stop trying to prove what martial art is supreme and learn one stand up and one ground game
please we need more rolling !!!
What level is a soccer kick from mirko crocop
Do they practice these before shooting?
I understand they're logic, but their reasoning isn't sound because they're basing their argument on the false assumption that successful striking (boxing in this case) depends on physical attributes (speed, strength, power, etc). That's not a true statement.
on what does it depend then?:)
@@bombastikderteutone6858 B-Hop, Andre Ward, Floyd, Pernell Whittaker...any of them can explain it better than I can. ;-)