Intro to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu: Part 3 -- The Basics II

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  • Опубліковано 11 гру 2014
  • This is the second in a series of videos about Brazilian jiu-jitsu. In this video, third generation Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instructor Rener Gracie teaches a few of the basics of his family's Martial Art. Learn BJJ at gracieuniversity.com
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  • @stewmeat9261
    @stewmeat9261 5 років тому +5116

    I'm 50 years old I just started Jiu-Jitsu 3 months ago. Although I'm tapping a lot, I feel confident I can take on a 9 year old.

    • @petermeter4304
      @petermeter4304 5 років тому +62

      lol :D

    • @seanbailey317
      @seanbailey317 5 років тому +226

      You get em buddy, show them whipper snappers who’s boss lol.

    • @a3300000
      @a3300000 5 років тому +141

      You’re beating the guy on the couch.

    • @JimmyKlien1
      @JimmyKlien1 5 років тому +5

      🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @framcaree3791
      @framcaree3791 5 років тому +17

      Lol it's when they reach double figures your in trouble lol

  • @ranchhandrandy3213
    @ranchhandrandy3213 8 років тому +1822

    He's so happy! I love these videos because he is so ecstatic about what he's doing.

    • @mabroukdraredja1246
      @mabroukdraredja1246 5 років тому +5

      me too

    • @dennisthegamer2376
      @dennisthegamer2376 5 років тому +11

      I am doing Karate, but now I want to get into Jiu Jitsu :D

    • @MW_Builds
      @MW_Builds 5 років тому +4

      Hener and his wife, Eve are so incredible in their ability to communicate and teach in an infectious way. It's amazing and so enlightening.

    • @anuradhanivsarkar7614
      @anuradhanivsarkar7614 5 років тому +3

      His enthusiasm is infectious and adorable!! I really want to start now!

    • @azasel82
      @azasel82 4 роки тому

      Yea he is is not working...

  • @fuloran1
    @fuloran1 6 років тому +307

    "If nobody wins the fight, you won." Amazing advice. Taking my first lesson tomorrow. 48 years old and am just fascinated with Jiu Jitsu. What an amazing art.

  • @hollygamble15
    @hollygamble15 5 років тому +991

    BJJ is what gave me my soul back after surviving years of brutal domestic violence and an attempted murder by someone much heavier, taller and stronger than myself. I was constantly living in a fearful and traumatized state of mind, even long after the aggressor was gone. Maybe even more so. I got sick of constantly questioning how to be truly free, without becoming an aggressor, without becoming helplessly dependant on the mercy of bigger, scarier people in this world. I finally found BJJ as an answer to that question and I'm forever in its debt, truly.
    It's nothing short of phenomenal what your body can do once you stop making yourself so small in your own mind.

    • @BenNocella
      @BenNocella 4 роки тому +28

      Holly Rey Hi Holly. I just wanted to let you know that I will be praying for you tonight. I want you to know that you have been fearfully and wonderfully made by the God of Heaven and earth who sent His Son for people like you and i so we can have everlasting life in Him. You have tremendous worth because you have been made by God, and He wants you to come back to Him through repentance and faith in His Son, Jesus Christ. I’m really sorry to hear about the struggles you’ve had. I don’t claim to understand them but i hope this encourages you.

    • @hollygamble15
      @hollygamble15 4 роки тому +26

      @@BenNocella I appreciate you and your beautiful, kind words 💖 I'm overwhelmed with gratitude for all the amazing people like you He has put in my path. Thank you for your prayers, I will certainly be thanking God tonight for utilizing your kindness to remind me of my blessings. Stay lovely, I really needed this tonight 💖

    • @joelscb
      @joelscb 4 роки тому +5

      this is good to hear

    • @seanhamlet1973
      @seanhamlet1973 4 роки тому +3

      Holly Rey I'm a smaller guy going in corrections I used to box would u recommend bbj or krav maga

    • @seanhamlet1973
      @seanhamlet1973 4 роки тому +7

      Holly Rey I'm happy u have gotten freedom no one should live in fear of abuse.

  • @thefunnybuddy4138
    @thefunnybuddy4138 7 років тому +834

    So, no watermelon juice?

    • @FreeSalesTips
      @FreeSalesTips 4 роки тому +7

      @MrSnake Pants It's a reference to part 2 of this series.

    • @riccardotrombetti6663
      @riccardotrombetti6663 3 роки тому

      After that little scramble, they go and drink a nice, fresh watermelon juice 😆

  • @Hawkman6788
    @Hawkman6788 5 років тому +560

    I keep thinking that patch on his arm is a Pizza.

  • @dangerouswater
    @dangerouswater 3 роки тому +85

    Rener has the classic enthusiasm that only a person doing exactly what he was born to do can have.

    • @badgoat666
      @badgoat666 2 роки тому +4

      Total flow state 👌

  • @moniquelauren99
    @moniquelauren99 4 роки тому +356

    I'm a 5'4", 120lb, 20yo woman taking my first bjj class in a couple days after a man I don't know grabbed my waist in a coffee shop last week.I'm excited to move beyond paralyzing fear to having some confidence in my ability to keep myself safe!

    • @BlueCollarHero1
      @BlueCollarHero1 4 роки тому +23

      How was your class? I am trying to convince my wife and daughter to start taking classes with me as a family.

    • @dmtripreport8542
      @dmtripreport8542 4 роки тому +20

      Do you plan on fighting some guy in a coffee shop? You are a tiny woman, never a start a fight with any man. Call for help. Don't go to sketchy places alone or if you have to, bring a man, or a gun, or a german shepherd with you.

    • @lamppuu1
      @lamppuu1 4 роки тому +9

      I can tell you as a woman, it truly helps! Altough i trained muay thai, which is a totally different kind of sport. I stopped because it was a bit too brutal for my liking and now im really looking into jiu jitsu techniques and want to start too! But just the confidence in yourself helps you to prevent something happening, because usually the perpetrators target those who look like they're already scared. I used to be like that.

    • @ensnaredbyflesh1030
      @ensnaredbyflesh1030 4 роки тому +36

      DMTrip Report The whole point of all this is for when you have no choice but to fight. OP clearly was not looking for a fight.

    • @dmtripreport8542
      @dmtripreport8542 4 роки тому

      @@ensnaredbyflesh1030 It's called a husband

  • @rockymckay1705
    @rockymckay1705 4 роки тому +784

    “No permanent damage, no bruises... no evidence”
    Alcoholic step fathers getting real excited

  • @kevlarchicken
    @kevlarchicken 8 років тому +724

    being squashed into someones dangly bits till your unconscious must be the ultimate humiliation

    • @lionel170
      @lionel170 5 років тому +6

      lmao

    • @oceansea799
      @oceansea799 5 років тому +33

      Unless you like that

    • @StormBJJ
      @StormBJJ 5 років тому

      It is

    • @EpicMRPancake
      @EpicMRPancake 5 років тому +8

      You're actually squashed into your own arm, but technically you can do it like that too.

    • @charlesblake2280
      @charlesblake2280 5 років тому +2

      For me a dream come true lol!

  • @DanskeGameplays123
    @DanskeGameplays123 7 років тому +102

    "you don't accidently triangle-choke someone"
    I lost it at that point xD

    • @uberlephrad8218
      @uberlephrad8218 3 роки тому +7

      "Damn it, I did it again! I'm sorry mom, it's not my fault!!!"

  • @davidiancrux
    @davidiancrux 3 роки тому +35

    “It’s called the triangle choke my friends”
    This guy’s so legittt

  • @virginioferrari
    @virginioferrari Рік тому +28

    Hell of a techer. Hell of a teacher! Never met a clearer lesson. Thank you.

  • @DaigoParry
    @DaigoParry 9 років тому +123

    Rener is such a great teacher. He uses the right illustrations to explain the concept. "You can 'drown' in a street fight."

  • @aubreybaker8228
    @aubreybaker8228 5 років тому +38

    "If nobody wins the fight, you won. Especially if the opponent is bigger, heavier, and stronger than you are" Yes!!! After training BJJ for about 3 years I was assaulted by a man on the street. He was certainly bigger, heavier, and stronger plus had the element of surprise on his side. Thanks to BJJ I was able to control the situation, defend myself, and fight back until he decided to bail on the fight. Adrenaline was flowing, I was in full on flight or flight mode, but I was comfortable and in my element due to so many hours of drilling and rolling. BJJ can literally be a life saver.

    • @adammcnamara5027
      @adammcnamara5027 Рік тому

      Bigger, heavier and has zero idea how to fight. Im guessing u missed Kron Gracies last UFC fight.

  • @edwardklein3093
    @edwardklein3093 4 роки тому +43

    "The right move at the wrong time is the wrong move."

  • @geoffnash5684
    @geoffnash5684 6 років тому +8

    finally...a martial arts teacher that recognizes the aspect of being tired during a fight and how to deal with that dynamic....this guy is a fight scientist....love it

  • @kumbackquatsta
    @kumbackquatsta 9 років тому +132

    more bjj. loving this series

  • @artofmanliness
    @artofmanliness  9 років тому +130

    New video!

    • @Igor_Lemes
      @Igor_Lemes 9 років тому +1

      Hi, is it the last video of the serie?

    • @slpk
      @slpk 9 років тому +1

      Igor Lemes
      Hopefuly not

    • @minecraftsongs3165
      @minecraftsongs3165 9 років тому +1

      i find it a little sexist that no one has even considered a GIRL being able to fight or do self defence.
      also the name of your channel is just as bad "art of manliness" i will have you all know that there are girl fighters in the world that could take down 99% of you

    • @anthonymontoya1755
      @anthonymontoya1755 8 років тому +1

      what pisses me off is not that many people appreciate this beautiful art.

    • @ITzFlipper0k
      @ITzFlipper0k 8 років тому +2

      +minecraft songs
      Hope you got over it. Feminist attitudes like that are childish. (If you are young, never mind. I can't expect a child to not be childish.)
      The channel, which is pretty ironic in nature, seems to be for men who want to become better men. Maybe I can find a channel for women that I can complain about too.
      I'm here because I love BJJ. ABSOLUTELY NOBODY, especially Rener Gracie, will ever claim that women aren't tough or able to fight or defend themselves. I roll with women all the time: and yes, some of them are way better than me. You read too much into this.

  • @DavidLee-no9uc
    @DavidLee-no9uc 8 років тому +87

    WOW! I LOVE this! after a lifetime of striking Martial arts I'm seeing things that make me so excited! ... GJJ is AWSOME. and Rener is a Great teacher

  • @toddmastrobuoni661
    @toddmastrobuoni661 5 років тому +15

    I recently started BJJ, I’m 46. Amazing sport. I love it! It’s like fast response chess (once you learn the techniques).

  • @Tequillabos
    @Tequillabos 8 років тому +4

    Thank you for all the tutorials. It's been a blessing to able to watch this during my injury and definitely motivated me to get into Gracie Jiu-Jitsu

  • @mattberg6692
    @mattberg6692 9 років тому +25

    Im happy I stumbled upon your videos! Not because you're a Gracie, but because you are very informative, interesting, and have a great way of teaching, even if it's through a computer screen. I can tell you care a lot about what and who you are teaching just by your gestures. Hope to train with you or any of the Gracie family one day! Thank you!

  • @davidpierce5417
    @davidpierce5417 8 років тому +10

    I've just discovered these Gracie videos and rener (sp?) seems like a class act. I'm becoming a huge fan and want to train in this style. Great stuff!

  • @wanderer5200
    @wanderer5200 8 років тому +12

    Simply amazing. Rener is a great teacher.

  • @gamatos112
    @gamatos112 7 років тому +292

    5:21 arnold is that you?

    • @StratosKokkaliaroglou
      @StratosKokkaliaroglou 7 років тому +14

      JESUS CHRIST I thought about that too!

    • @bravonana10
      @bravonana10 6 років тому

      Just Μάνος LMAO

    • @jakew7569
      @jakew7569 6 років тому +5

      🤣🤣 you made me literally laugh out loud!

    • @junitord6972
      @junitord6972 5 років тому

      Hahaha u make my day

    • @7justfun
      @7justfun 5 років тому +1

      ?? Dint Get this.. ...can someone explain

  • @lesamourai777
    @lesamourai777 9 років тому +2

    Rener, you are an amazing teacher. Your'e clarity, enthusiasm, and teaching style are second to none. Thanks Art of Manliness for sharing this series of videos.

  • @philiptimus_prime
    @philiptimus_prime 9 років тому +4

    Art of manliness, these videos explaining the history & basic techniques of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu are fascinating. It's making me want to get back in to martial arts.

  • @VEGETADTX
    @VEGETADTX 9 років тому +60

    I've been a fan of MMA for more than a decade now, and I can say that grappling part of any fight is a HUGE part, it's incredibly important and it can turn any fight upside down at any moment.
    Everybody who underestimates technique is plain wrong, HOWEVER I notice people lately tend to underestimate strength and size factors too, which is just as wrong...For example one great grappler can beat much bigger and stronger opponent than himself, but imagine that opponent being much bigger, twice as strong AND knowing how to grapple just as good as the first guy :) the first guy has very slim chances of winning in any way :)
    So in a nutshell I believe that one should not underestimate anything, everything matters at a right place and at the right time, it's up to us to use our self defense tools the best we can given the situation we are in, and, of course, to first avoid the violent confrontation as hard as we can, before actually getting into a fight.

  • @AminK247
    @AminK247 8 років тому +3

    amazed at how he defends and speaks clearly at the same time ! Great skill

  • @Thenuma123
    @Thenuma123 Рік тому +2

    Such good advice. I started Gracie Jujitsu this week, and although feeling saw and a bit beaten up after three classes I absolutely love it. Great environment, really supportive and constructive place to learn. Plus it’s the best exercise I’ve done in years 😊

  • @thedurtyversion
    @thedurtyversion 10 місяців тому

    dude, the way you describe things is so awesome. you’re an awesome salesman. some people just don’t have a great way of explaining concepts and learning from them is so hard. you on the other hand are just amazing.

  • @soldier-boy-fitness
    @soldier-boy-fitness 5 років тому +3

    Brilliant clear explanation and demonstration on how to teach

  • @AeonX7
    @AeonX7 7 років тому +565

    if the bad guy is good at BJJ ... u r fked

    • @javierking8338
      @javierking8338 7 років тому +76

      What's the odds in that scenario actually happening?? the average Street fighter is satisfied with landing hay makers, you'd even have a edge against a semi decent boxer. I've had too many fights to count, only clearly lost once and it was coincidentally to a guy more disciplined at MMA than I was at the time. 😂 I had it coming, tho, I thought I was a ninja turtle who could beat everyone. one thing I can say is most mma guys will take it easier on you, compared to a street fighter who's liable to kick you while your down. smh

    • @patrick43105
      @patrick43105 7 років тому +13

      Unless you are a black belt in Okinawan karate

    • @davidchico9041
      @davidchico9041 7 років тому +31

      Just curious here. Why are have you had too many fights to count? Are you 10 years old?

    • @wallghing
      @wallghing 7 років тому +76

      BJJ usually turns bad guys into humble guys ;)

    • @SHYNELOCA
      @SHYNELOCA 5 років тому

      I never got

  • @craigmeyers9137
    @craigmeyers9137 5 років тому

    You are such a noble man Rener. Definitely an asset to the Gracie family.

  • @johnshwizer3296
    @johnshwizer3296 4 роки тому +2

    This is a brilliant fighting style, there's so much to it that your average person (me) wouldn't understand without watching it with commentary. Amazing.

  • @FreiwilligFrei
    @FreiwilligFrei 9 років тому +72

    please more selfe defense stuff!!
    thanx very much!

    • @squid2754
      @squid2754 6 років тому +1

      Go to www.gracieuniversity.com to get a bunch of self defense lessons and other things about Brazilian jiu-jitsu

  • @NotOrdinaryInGames
    @NotOrdinaryInGames 9 років тому +125

    I just realized, if you had the ability to slow down time, you could counter any technique, standing or on the ground.
    Which is why personal pocket time machines are not available for the general populace.

  • @psychedguitar2716
    @psychedguitar2716 4 роки тому

    This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen. Thank you for making these lessons available

  • @Jumpspinfail
    @Jumpspinfail 9 років тому

    Brilliant series, really enjoyed each video, he is an amazing teacher; thank you for posting

  • @balloe3466
    @balloe3466 5 років тому +39

    6:07 it had me cracking up when the other guy laughed at the 'no evidence' remark

  • @kismetbridgeforth9131
    @kismetbridgeforth9131 8 років тому +236

    This is beautiful for women (who have more lower body strength than upper) against attacker.

    • @luckymojo9348
      @luckymojo9348 6 років тому +30

      kismet bridgeforth jujitsu ain't about strength fucking noob

    • @Carti17
      @Carti17 6 років тому +60

      Noooo no no. Last thing a girl should do when there’s an attacker is to try to take it to the ground. Kick a dude in the dick or something before ever going to the ground.

    • @hechetonchieres
      @hechetonchieres 5 років тому +13

      Kick a dude in the dick if you want to launch his murder beast mode.

    • @BennyH11
      @BennyH11 5 років тому +34

      @@luckymojo9348 That was exactly her point.

    • @Schizophrenic0
      @Schizophrenic0 5 років тому +3

      @@Carti17 kinky foreplay

  • @DW221090
    @DW221090 8 років тому +2

    You're an awesome teacher. I love the philosophy! Just booked my first intro course.

  • @amirkazemi2517
    @amirkazemi2517 8 років тому +1

    Excellent & Priceless instructional video. Thank you mR gracie!

  • @Rockovissi
    @Rockovissi 9 років тому +3

    This is friggin' amazing. So beneficial.

  • @Anonymous-vt3of
    @Anonymous-vt3of 7 років тому +20

    "He's unconscious!"
    ... "Not dead, unconscious."😂😂

  • @fluffyfeetbmf
    @fluffyfeetbmf 2 роки тому +2

    I’m 53, and I go to class three time’s a week, and my favorite to roll is in full guard. I had to learn that keeping my breathing in control, and that it’s not a race to win. Thanks for the video.

  • @coochykilla
    @coochykilla 2 роки тому

    Rener Gracie is an incredible teacher. He has a true gift for teaching.

  • @commandmastacheef
    @commandmastacheef 9 років тому +3

    Some people simply don't know about or understand how affective Gracie Jiu Jitsu is. There is an answer for every scenario or skill set you can think of. #Respect #Professor #Rener #Gracie on the highest level #Oss.
    --CMC

  • @amariajrulla8811
    @amariajrulla8811 8 років тому +5

    My god these videos rly helped me
    I knew how to do a triangle choke
    Thanks a lot Gracie people and
    Ur step brother
    💪🏽

  • @lukemahoney2000
    @lukemahoney2000 4 роки тому +2

    I’m already doing taekwondo but my studio is starting to offer jiujitsu so I’m trying to get ahead. Your an amazing teacher man

  • @janhhejej2623
    @janhhejej2623 3 роки тому +2

    Love it really after my first class today this is really helping me a lot to come better prepared next time !!

  • @general_electrics
    @general_electrics 8 років тому +28

    This is actually genius

  • @Page001B
    @Page001B 4 роки тому +4

    This is remarkable, and again, you are at this moment in time one of my favorite person on the planet. What is the defense for groin attacks? This whole time he is trying to strike at your head but I would love to know what is the groin defense . Thanks again . This is remarkable.

  • @rvsam4u
    @rvsam4u 5 років тому

    Great video! Your enthusiasm is contagious, you are a great teacher. Wish I lived in Torrance.

  • @poisson12376
    @poisson12376 2 роки тому

    I started BJJ last week, and now the algorithm took me back to this video I watched many years ago. And Rener is such a great teacher!!!

  • @La_sagne
    @La_sagne 6 років тому +16

    always preserve renergy

  • @Rhoadspc
    @Rhoadspc 5 років тому +4

    Such a amazing well communicated videos ! Thank you for making these , I searched jiu Jitsu as I’m starting mid May, coming from boxing, and I couldn’t be more excited after seeing these quick videos ! Thank you

  • @stevebrindle1724
    @stevebrindle1724 5 років тому +2

    What a great instructor of an obviously effective martial art this young man is!

  • @fernandoneyra5845
    @fernandoneyra5845 6 років тому +2

    This is great stuff! Starting my BJJ journey soon and can't be more excited!

  • @pjs777s.8
    @pjs777s.8 Рік тому +4

    Wish I would’ve started 20 years ago, but I’ve recently begun my BJJ journey, here’s to the rest of my life of dedicating myself to this martial art.❤

  • @david420ist
    @david420ist 9 років тому +38

    I've been doing jujitsu for almost 2 years now and I love it, its saved my ads in a few street fights..does the owner of this channel train in jujitsu? If not you really should

    • @chrisXDfull
      @chrisXDfull 9 років тому +4

      +david obryan just curious, how often do you get injured in bjj? More so your hands and fingers but just curious in general also. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated. God Bless

    • @david420ist
      @david420ist 8 років тому +8

      injuries are pretty rare in brazilian jujitsu during training due to the fact that your teammates go at a pace that is challenging but they are not out to kill you in competition however injuries are slighty more common do to the competitiveness of the sport,but are still rare themselves most of my injuries have been minor.bruises scrapes and minor mat burns mostly,my most serious one had to of been a bruised rib....but i do have to state thate serious injuries in all combat sports and martials arts are a possiblity and stuff like dislocated shoulders do happen but as long as yuou use some common sense you will be fine.my finers and hands have never been injured and have never heard of it happing to anyone else.i would deff try it out brazilian jujitsu has changed me life

    • @david420ist
      @david420ist 8 років тому +1

      i forgot what year it was cuz ive had to stop and then start again a aslot because of work and what not and dude there are SOOOO many moves to learn you will over whelm yourself if you think of it like that start with the basics and keep doing them and it will come to you i promise,but i say after around the 5th month mark i was reallt starting to get the jist of it and understand the art

    • @krisp2599
      @krisp2599 5 років тому +2

      BJJ is self defense. It's not really an active offensive combat art but more of a defensive tool. Being good at BJJ will depend on your flexibility and ability to focus on the task at hand.
      Distance control.

    • @christopherhunt5526
      @christopherhunt5526 5 років тому +1

      Kris P go watch the Gracie challenge vids and see how “defensive” they are lol BJJ can be every bit as offensive as the person practicing it would like it to be

  • @chelseafaith9491
    @chelseafaith9491 7 років тому

    Oh man... I am BLOWN AWAY! GREAT! FANTASTIC! Rener! You are AMAZING.
    ...As is your partner! Thank you guys for this splendid kindling of passion for ju-jitsu (wrestle-dancing).

  • @mcmaj3568
    @mcmaj3568 4 роки тому

    Friggin love this! I need to take a jiu jitsu class ASAP, when my knee heels up from surgery I'll get at it!

  • @THEpaulyBOY44
    @THEpaulyBOY44 5 років тому +4

    Rener is a boss what a great teacher

  • @dylanburns3290
    @dylanburns3290 4 роки тому +5

    Watching this high is on another level. Its like it just makes so much and blows my mind how distance and connection control can totally manipulate another person's body. I might just sign up for Jiu Jitsu classes next week 😮🤯

  • @gilbertcastro7621
    @gilbertcastro7621 5 років тому

    I love this young Man! Rener Gracie! I love the way you explain Sir. Iike I saw myself teaching something. You are close to my age Sir! Thank you so much Much! for giving teachings for us!.
    Man this guys don't know. How lucky they are!
    #RenerGracie 👊👊♥️♥️🇵🇭

  • @cupcakemuffin3699
    @cupcakemuffin3699 2 роки тому

    6:04-6:22 the best message I’ve heard this entire day. I would not mind learning from this guys videos. He reminds me of my dad when he tries to teach me wrestling

  • @lakshaysalwan2882
    @lakshaysalwan2882 5 років тому +9

    6:08 "NO EVIDENCE". Thanks mate >_>

  • @sambarron8953
    @sambarron8953 5 років тому +45

    I just turned 50 and I’m gonna sign up for BJJ my wife said I could

    • @BABYITSLIGGS
      @BABYITSLIGGS 4 роки тому +15

      Sam Barron my wife won’t let me do anything

    • @thechosenone1190
      @thechosenone1190 4 роки тому +9

      Jay Liggs divorce her!!!

    • @johnwig285
      @johnwig285 3 роки тому +1

      @@thechosenone1190 yea and she gets half of his property nice

    • @Elemxnt45
      @Elemxnt45 3 роки тому

      Jay Liggs I don’t have a wife but what’s telling me I can’t is my pockets 😕

    • @claudiacha2536
      @claudiacha2536 3 роки тому +1

      @@Elemxnt45 what’s wrong w your pockets ??? 🤨

  • @amorim261
    @amorim261 9 років тому +2

    Extremamente técnico . Obrigado à quem postou.

  • @tylerparker3024
    @tylerparker3024 3 роки тому

    Wow ive never learned so much from such a short video on any topic. Fantastic teacher

  • @austinedmund1833
    @austinedmund1833 4 роки тому +6

    I wish this guy was my Teacher! I start my first day of BJJ today. I have a strong feeling once I learn/master BJJ i will have High confidence in myself to talk to people more.

  • @silverpixiprincess
    @silverpixiprincess 8 років тому +7

    i just keep coming back to watch the mounting . . . .

  • @abipaul9809
    @abipaul9809 5 років тому

    Thank you very much for taking your time to make video about JJ.

  • @askvanita
    @askvanita 5 років тому

    Great content and delivery of good information. Thanks Buddy. Appreciate and Respect

  • @ekualaizer
    @ekualaizer 7 років тому +4

    I have a story with a Jiu Jitsu guy, I've seen him defending a friend and fucking up a huge modafuka, i mean... completely destroyed in a few seconds, was scary to watch how easily he managed to keep himself calm and the way he controlled all that, was insane. Much respect for you guys, spider-man does exist, lemme dream! Hehe, Propz from Portugal!

  • @PepsVideoArchive
    @PepsVideoArchive 8 років тому +162

    If the right move at the wrong time is the wrong move, then is the wrong move at the wrong time the right move?

    • @alexadis
      @alexadis 8 років тому +61

      some philosopher shit right here

    • @beattheovenludwigvan
      @beattheovenludwigvan 8 років тому +4

      Laughed so hard at this comment and the comment of alexadis

    • @blizzxrd7331
      @blizzxrd7331 8 років тому +1

      Ahahaha

    • @inki3286
      @inki3286 8 років тому +6

      Actually, that makes sense. If you perform the wrong move at the wrong time, chances are that it's correct. lmao

    • @sufurt782
      @sufurt782 7 років тому +21

      2 wrongs don't make a right.

  • @tosmanhype9419
    @tosmanhype9419 8 місяців тому

    "Every man should know how to protect himself and his loved ones". Thank you for this life 101 reminder and thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏

  • @sebastiand8086
    @sebastiand8086 4 роки тому

    Love this guys enthusiasm, really useful stuff to know.

  • @extace
    @extace 7 років тому +4

    I've never even met this dude but I want to make him proud.

  • @BBL_Inc
    @BBL_Inc 4 роки тому +7

    I feel like Brazilian jiu-jitsu is for people who don’t want to use their knowledge to fight or hurt people, it is for people who want to avoid fights at all costs

  • @khomol
    @khomol 6 років тому

    Brothers got waaay too much energy. Love it! Much respect.

  • @786karim
    @786karim 2 роки тому +1

    30 year old and have had my first lesson. Very interesting martial art. I hope I can stick with it.

  • @latincounts5020
    @latincounts5020 7 років тому +73

    I've put a kid into the triangular choke before cause he was picking on me

    • @yhungt9006
      @yhungt9006 7 років тому +17

      Well u do since u commented

    • @treepeenbawlz1934
      @treepeenbawlz1934 5 років тому +13

      Bet you’ve never tried the rectangular choke

    • @rollo2808
      @rollo2808 5 років тому +5

      Bet you've never tried square choke

    • @aakashsunil7913
      @aakashsunil7913 5 років тому +14

      Bet you've never tried a dodecahedral choke

    • @gettingitin6341
      @gettingitin6341 5 років тому

      great job

  • @robber4516
    @robber4516 5 років тому +7

    6:05 when he said no evidence the other guy smiled like: "nah B"

  • @843292
    @843292 2 роки тому

    Rener is obviously a great teacher! This is awesome!

  • @brandoncarter99
    @brandoncarter99 Рік тому

    I never heard of Gracie jiu-jitsu until I went to ft benning ga, now I'm absolutely addicted to it. 15 years later I still practice and teach it to my children

  • @gghowlinbeatbox8559
    @gghowlinbeatbox8559 5 років тому +3

    5:21 you sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger.

  • @FelixFrost
    @FelixFrost 7 років тому +3

    A QUESTION:
    What if he bites you? (just saying)

    • @wallghing
      @wallghing 7 років тому

      He cant

    • @FelixFrost
      @FelixFrost 7 років тому

      says who? the rules?

    • @wallghing
      @wallghing 7 років тому +1

      For one, the fact that when proper technique is applied the other guy would be biting his own arm. And 2, he's got 5 seconds before cutting the blood flow to the brain makes him unconscious (not exaggerating, talking from self experience)

    • @FelixFrost
      @FelixFrost 7 років тому

      Noted. Thanks man.

    • @cptspoofy
      @cptspoofy 7 років тому

      This is the way I was trained to get out.

  • @pedrogouveia9884
    @pedrogouveia9884 3 роки тому

    Amazing. This "art" is really valuable. Great video and instructions! Well done

  • @kh2716
    @kh2716 7 років тому

    Renee Gracie you're brilliant - what a super instructor.

  • @Web3Spud
    @Web3Spud 4 роки тому +6

    I tried a choke in a street fight! I am now circumcised

  • @mv3x1
    @mv3x1 8 років тому +3

    awesome as i want to learn jiu jitsu bad, bud i dont like the not brutalizing his face part if someone attacks me i want to make sure they feel it for as long as possible break one of there bones

    • @SkippedRecord
      @SkippedRecord 8 років тому

      Either palm strikes or heavy blows to the stomach will do the trick. The idea behind a palm strike is you won't damage the bones (in your hand and in their body) as much and it would most likely leave a bruise or slightly damage muscle tissue slightly, you are 100% able to knock someone out with a palm strike the same way you could with a punch.

    • @0xCIPHERx0
      @0xCIPHERx0 8 років тому

      +SkippedRecord You can still break something with palm strikes, elbows are the better option.

    • @SkippedRecord
      @SkippedRecord 8 років тому

      An elbow stike could kill him. They are mainly used in muay thai and can be even more damaging to someones face then a punch.

    • @0xCIPHERx0
      @0xCIPHERx0 8 років тому

      Use the side instead of point of the elbow, it'll be easier to hit with, will inflict less damage and will allow you not to break your hand

    • @klaytonvonkluge4905
      @klaytonvonkluge4905 8 років тому

      +SkippedRecord ~ i
      would love to learn more about "palm strikes" ... i think i'll do a search, youtube and maybe google...
      thanks for posting the idea, i forgot about these underated strikes,
      as you don't see them
      a lot in modern combat sports.....

  • @bugsandflowers7807
    @bugsandflowers7807 2 роки тому

    The video that got me into jiu jitsu 4 years ago. Unfortunately I had to stop for a long time but planning to get back. Really miss it

  • @kevinmcgrath127
    @kevinmcgrath127 2 роки тому

    Great lucid explanation of fighting mechanics

  • @MrJiffrine
    @MrJiffrine 7 років тому +6

    If the bad guys also know jiu jitsu then good guys are screwed.

    • @evans2267
      @evans2267 5 років тому

      if they know jiu jitsu they probably wont start a fight ;)

  • @HDInstrumental1
    @HDInstrumental1 8 років тому +4

    3:24 One punch in the dick and you're done.

    • @dakota4714
      @dakota4714 8 років тому

      +H.D.Instrumental Just tell the assailant you're done, that always works...

    • @rollingkneebar3534
      @rollingkneebar3534 8 років тому

      Knees in the way.

    • @jb_lofi
      @jb_lofi 8 років тому +1

      +H.D.Instrumental People are asking this a lot here. Not only is it awkward to punch over the knees, but if they try you can collapse back down into guard and force them to miss, or push away with feet on their hips. Also, look at the angle, you said it yourself: the dick. I don't want anyone punching my dick but it's the testicles that really hurt, and that's why the knees are together. You won't win the fight with an awkward arm-punch to the dick.

    • @trinketbird
      @trinketbird 7 років тому

      And this is why I'm a girl

  • @terry-jung
    @terry-jung 4 місяці тому

    amazing intro video! thank you!

  • @chrislafferty4468
    @chrislafferty4468 7 років тому

    this is so good! cant wait to learn this