One of The Easiest Ways to Take The Back ( World Champion Sebastian Serpa )
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- This Video World Champion Sebastian Serpa shows one of his most effective systems for taking the back. Most people think of the X Guard as a purely sweeping position, but this system Sebastian used makes it so easy to take the back. The benefit is that if you have a really difficult opponent with a tough guard instead of having to pass after sweeping you can just end the match immediately by going to the back. We show his system as well as some of our favorite ways for setting up the single leg x position.
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The detail on breaking the sleeve grip was amazing. I know it wasn’t the scope of the video, but I’ve been playing with this guard for a while and I’ve never seen this. Awesome content as always Jon, thank you!
Yeah I have using that a ton now it’s such a game changer!
It is absolutely incredible how all of this detailed, high quality content is available for free. Jon you are the man.
Thank you! I’ve recently discovered in the last year because of my size as a smaller stocky body type, that slx has become very natural and strong position for me. I’ve found so much success in it. Now I can add one more option to the list!!
This channel is gonna explode brother, well done to both!
Great stuff, so sweet to combine different guards, attacks & set-ups!
Yeah some of these key skill sets like finishing x guard or a single leg have such a big pay off.
Very awesome details.
Great video. Ty!!
awesome video as always. We were drilling this today in class, but just with the sweep, and when I was in X in sparring, I kept thinking, I feel there is a back take here with the underhook! but I didn't try it. I will next time :)
Going to try this out tonight.
Hope it works for you!
Very, very good. I use X guard all the time and often with success as it’s such a powerful guard, however there are some answers to common counters here which I struggle with. I will have to play with this in sparring. It’s going to take practice though as it’s a lot of switching between both legs and sweeps so will take some time to learn. Thank you as always!
Yeah taking that inside foot out a and putting it on the stomach is super cool that has been really useful for me to add in.
@@JonThomasBJJ Definitely, I also find it tricky to switch from an overhook to underhook to get into traditional X as decent opponents won’t let you get this space to do so. I like how he emphasises to try and make your opponent believe you’re going to grab the far leg to complete the sweep, and in doing so it frees up space to switch from overhook to underhook as they move away and you can then come up for the technical stand up, or switch back to the back take if they put weight back into you. Effectively creating a trilemma for your opponent from X and Ashi. 👏🏻
Awesome stuff jon, as always 💪🔥
Thanks so much buddy!
Good stuff man
Was working on this and the matrix one, as a small guy with a short legs, I still prefer the reverse dela riva system.
Love that black gi 🕷
awesome
Thanks buddy! Hope all is well back in Argentina!
you need one million subs bro thanks
I love your content bro . Awesome instruction
Excellent 🙏
Thanks buddy
Wow!!!!
Great video but may I suggest dark vs light colored gi to help see arm/ leg positions better. Dig your vids man 👊🏼
I’ll trying to make sure I always get both, every now and then it happens on filming days there is a mix up
Smooth!
awesome vid, thanks as always... but that grip break, ouch lololololol
Yeah it’s pretty powerful and painful if you try to hold it.
OK so for the single leg x back take, you are basically getting both knees behind the person while maintaining good connection. At least that's a small unmentioned detail that I gathered. In the vid, he gets the right knee behind, then the left knee.
Dope technique 🔥
Yeah it’s awesome such a simple but powerful system
Have to learn this! 🙌🏼
Hope it helps!
Sick, I need to get used to this since I'm always getting smashed lol
Yeah it’s a super fun system.
So many good options to remember from SLX. Thanks.
Yeah I’m working it all now!
Kool
What's the homilo guard?
Isn't this just transitioning to regular X guard backwards?
Thanks for sharing. btw, do you know that kanji "帥" means general in Japanese but it also means "handsome" in Chinese? lol.
how does he take the back when they are on their knees? he show his favorite way to get to the single leg x but didn't show attack from that position. do you just wait till they stand back up?
what happens when opponent kneel down on you with both legs
What is the spelling for spider/collar set up? Humola?
It’s often Romulo Guard named after Romulo Barral
@@JonThomasBJJ thank you very much.
Where are the nogi vids you blue balled us😆🙃
👀
Oss
Homula = Romulo
awesome