Setting Up Butterfly Guard by Saulo Ribeiro
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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Saulo stopped by my school once when he was in town. It was truly amazing watching him effortlessly toy with local black belts. It was like their first day on the mat. So many levels to thus stuff
Xande changed my entire understanding of half guard, now Saulo has changed my understanding of butterfly guard. Can't wait to put into practice some of these details - thanks so much Professor!
Besides their top class bjj skills, what really impresses me from the Ribeiro Brothers are their communication skills. They're very good in cutting the complexity of the techniques and explaining them in plain english -or portuguese-. Lucky ones those who can learn directly from them!
Saulo,
You breaking it down step by step is the key to learning this sweep. I'm very happy you post these video lesson's please keep posting.
This man is not only a legend in the sport, he is a damn fine teacher as well. Much respect! :)
10:04 = the kick of the butterfly is the whip.
Well that just ended about 1 year of confusion and frustration for me.
instablaster.
I once went to a seminar with Leonardo Xavier. That man is ridiculously skilled. His technique is smooth, effortless, and immaculate. If I were down in TX, I would definitely train with him.
This is absolutely gold! Brilliant.
This is awesome! This video has helped my butterfly game so much in just one class. I was sweeping really big guys easily where they used to give me so much more trouble before. I wasn't posting my arm before, I never realized how important that was until last class. Thank you so much for this video!
I was asking the exact same question. There's many butterfly techniques and instructionals, but nobody saying HOW to get there in the first place. Thanks Saulo!
That was awesome. I love the butterfly Guard. Thank you very much Professor Saulo Ribeiro for sharing your knowledge.
“It’s a little bit of a lot of things.”
Saved this video a long time ago and it's still awesome to watch and learn. Will be great to drill this movement with all the details taught here.
I have been watching a lot of videos sweep from the butterfly, by far this is the number one, the best video. Thank you Sensei Ribeiro! This is awesome!!!!
This is one of the best butterfly instructional I’ve found. So precise!
Thank you so much for this video, I have been playing with butterfly sweeps in rolls with zero percent success, seeing a good entry is the part I was missing.
As a Judoka love to see the image of Jigoro Kano in the dojo, respect bjj, i always find great little things for ne waza.
Sr. D he is also a judo black belt as well sir
As a white belt, I can appreciate the technical detail shown. Perfect tutorial by Professor Ribeiro. Oos
As a fellow white belt, it's really quite stunning how much detail there is in this sport. By far the most complex martial art I've ever trained.
@@richardlancelot3829 but isn't it beautiful. How are your techniques now after 2 years? I am newbie 3 months and I make the huge mistake of rabbit holing on youtube.
@@guam58 Still learning and getting better! But I have definitely gotten quite good.
UA-cam videos are fine to learn from, as long as you keep it to quality ones like the above one. Just remember to focus mostly on your fundamentals.
Fantastic!! Excellent idea to force the butterfly guard. I struggle with getting into the correct start and I usually get in the position from a mistake my partner makes. I can't wait to try this from now on.
7:12 AH-eeeoo! Eeeaahhheeoooeee ahhee!!... aee. Saulo is the man. Best technique around.
Almost sounds like Muay Thai lmaoo
GREAT vid. So helpful to learn how to transition into butterfly and great details for the sweep.
mestre Saulo excelente explicação. o que mais foi importante foi a dica d como chegar corretamente armar a guarda. obrigado. aluno do mestre Fernando boi goiania
Simple, but beautiful sweep set
Does Saulo really go around and teach students individually during class? Sweet!
This is amazing, thats was My biggest problema with the butterfly guard.
THX for putting this out
I’ve watched this video a good 6 or 7 times before, I still can’t get over the noise he makes at 9:30 😂😂
That's how I sound when I'm trying to drop a deuce that is resisting my efforts.😂
I see this video in the time that was uploaded, I never had used butterfly sucessifully, but now is my favorite one, thanks!
Thank you Saulo Ribeiro! Great explanations.
Great teacher. Focused on the basics.
It seems like the transition here is a really great way go for a triangle. You pull on his gi, push on his leg, and as he flattens out you can try to throw the leg over. I'll have to try this.
Saulo Ribeiro é sempre um dos grandes heoirs do bjj do amazonas
His voice sounds different for some reason. But such great details given here. Much respect
What a great teacher
what a smooth setup
Great teaching skill. No scooping out!
Saulo is an amazing teacher!!! Great stuff! Oss!
At Rocha Bjj in Oakland we are a Ribiero Academy as well and we call this :Ivy League Jiujitsu!
Love how they all say boom lol
great example professor Saulo, thank you.
Amazing tutorial! Thanks Master Saulo!
AMAZING video. Thank you professor!
Muito bom , admirável a explicação
Ver detailed and clear explanation! Nice!
I trained with leo xavier for a while, who trained under saulo, and they are very similar in their expressions
One former opponent of Saulo disliked this video
Saulo is the best!
A master of the craft
thanks, saulo.
One thing is his english is very good...great stuff
LEGEND
love this
Great video that is very informative!
One question, however, what would you do to counter or prevent the opponent from standing up at the point where you establish separation, just before scooting forward into position ready to sweep?
great teacher! thanks
Keep your base low when he is trying to sweep. But, really it starts before he is in there. Don't let him get grips. Make your own grips and stand up.
saulo got his english better but i miss the old saulo accent
He seet, and he scoop out!
ok im new to bjj, but i am generaly matched up against a purple belt when rolling as i am larger than most of the people in the gym. this is the exact setup that this purple belt almost always uses against me and i cant find a good counter for it. can anyone send me a vid link or at least message me some stuff to practice so i can stop getting swept and fighting the rest of the time from the bottom of side control.
incredible
Butterfly ..always go into the guy..not go away from him! EXACTLY...in butterfly you seek for contact!
Saulo rules.
I had the same question - Could it have been "classical guard"?
SO good!
awesome vid!!!!!
Damn..I wish I could train there...
Boom!
Thank you prof ! Oss
9:40 yes!
Umbrella Corp teaches BJJ now?
Top 👍 Oss 🥋
very good
couldnt be. classic or classical would be open or closed guard in my opinion. i think. not sure though lol
Amazing
Saulo is the king
Who gave this 8 thumbs down? wtf!
The guys that tapped out to him in the finals. Lol.
8 people with no ankles
6:55 I need to grow up
What was the first guard he said Clanski guard ?
MrGpadilla classic u fuck
Wait this man said he's got butter feet.
Ummmm....CHRISTOPHER DSIX.....Saulo is a legend in BJJ, you are a keyboard warrior.
just blew my mind.... #whitebelt
Boa !!
4:35
4:40 mistake
🔥🔥
Unbelievable.
8:08
whoa so many black belts and brown belts taking lectures as if they were white belts but any of those would kick my blue belt ass any time lol, i guess you never stop learning or perfecting your jiujitsu
go watch some ufc, butterfly gaurd is the best to stand up from
boom 2:24
2:35
i would really love to train here.
Interesting how he has Pictures of Helio and Kano in the background.
Paul Daluz how come? Just curious?
Not surprising. He has an excellent Judo program at his school also.