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  • Опубліковано 28 тра 2011
  • Erik Paulson 2007 fight with champion in HD net fights, Jeff Ford. Erik was out of competition for 7 years.
    Jeet Kune Do Lineage : Bruce Lee → Dan Inosanto → Erik Paulson
    Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Lineage : Mitsuyo "Count Koma" Maeda → Carlos Gracie, Sr. → Carlos Gracie, Jr. → Rigan Machado → Erik Paulson
    Erik Paulson CV : Black Belt Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu,Black Belt Judo, Black Belt Tae Kwon Do,Full Instructor Jeet Kune Do, Full Instructor Filipino Martial Arts, Full Instructor Muay Thai under Ajan Chai.
    erikpaulson.com/
    www.thestrongest.mk
    www.bjj.mk
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  • @worldstarnekkas
    @worldstarnekkas 10 років тому +54

    Paulson is a wizard. His videos should be in every grapplers library.

    • @LeoMottaLeerdam
      @LeoMottaLeerdam 8 років тому +1

      +worldstarnekkas youre right, I bought the Eriks Paulson Submision DVDS and is amazing...

  • @scottishfreeman
    @scottishfreeman 6 років тому +33

    Before the ufc existed, i was trained by eric paulson, in combat submission wrestling, he was building his own company even back in the 2000s, training coachs for other gyms world wide, i got the rare chance to meet him as a young mma fighter 16 years ago, in scotland, ive been following him ever since. his reach is far and wide

    • @sluggensluggen6467
      @sluggensluggen6467 4 роки тому +2

      Im guessing you trained withRick young?? 😃 never have the pleasure of training with either but both my coaches trained with them.

    • @chrisbera7952
      @chrisbera7952 8 місяців тому

      Yeah, I trained with Erik in the early 90s when he was doing Shooto because I was with the JKD family in So Cal. I had more grappling knowledge than most people in the world back then, but now I'm terrible! Lol. Erik is a great guy, a supremely knowledgeable trainer and a martial Arts legend!

  • @montebrown54
    @montebrown54 5 років тому +11

    As a student who use to train under the CSW banner this fills me with pride. Go hard Sensei Paulson!

  • @cameronianwells1839
    @cameronianwells1839 7 років тому +51

    If Erik was 10 years younger he would have been a success in UFC He deserved a lot better one of the greatest most knowledeable martial artists ever!

    • @heavymetalheretic5386
      @heavymetalheretic5386 6 років тому

      How Old is Erik

    • @johnp7739
      @johnp7739 3 роки тому +9

      He would've been a success in the early 90s when he was plenty young...but the Gracies didn't want him to compete. He'd been studying BJJ with them since 1986 and studied grappling with Japanese Shooto fighters. He had a lot more experience than Ken Shamrock, who had only grappled for 1 year. Later, Renzo made him compete in the "Striker's Division" of a tournament where he couldn't use submissions (Renzo also competed and didn't want to face Paulson). Eric won his first fight but lost to a large kickboxer (Warring) in the 2nd round he could've easily submitted. Renzo won the grappler's division then was able to submit Warring in the final fight because the rules changed to "anything goes" in the final fight. Afterwards Rickson wouldn't let Paulson train with them so he started training with the Machado Bros. It shows what snakes most of the Gracies are.

    • @cameronianwells1839
      @cameronianwells1839 3 роки тому +2

      @@heavymetalheretic5386 born in June 66 so would have been in his late twenties/early thirties in the first few UFC events.

    • @bjjfreak8261
      @bjjfreak8261 3 роки тому

      @@johnp7739 Man, Renzo would have destroyed Paulson back then.

    • @johnp7739
      @johnp7739 3 роки тому +5

      @@bjjfreak8261 There's no way of knowing that. Paulson had both years of BJJ and catch training and was a much better striker. His main disadvantage was the whole "student vs. teacher" psychological thing and the fact that Paulson sometimes wasn't aggressive enough. Everyone thought Renzo, Royce, Belfort, etc. would destroy a Japanese former pro wrestler with zero BJJ training and....they lost instead.

  • @chrisbera7952
    @chrisbera7952 8 місяців тому +3

    I trained with Erik in the early 90s when he was doing Shooto because I was with the JKD family in So Cal. I had more grappling knowledge than most people in the world back then, but now I'm terrible! Lol. Erik is a great guy, a supremely knowledgeable trainer and a martial Arts legend!

  • @kallepikku4991
    @kallepikku4991 7 років тому +11

    The description forgot the most important of Erik Paulson's lineages: he's a Catch wrestling master. Learned Catch wrestling from Yorinaga Nakamura

    • @mishaaskar3323
      @mishaaskar3323 2 роки тому +2

      You also forgot Billy Robinson.
      He is also he student of Dan Inosanto...
      I rememebr when he and I used to chat...He called what he did as his JKD. It follows the Tao of Jeet Kune Do.

  • @thomasstillman4805
    @thomasstillman4805 3 роки тому +2

    I remember when he was doing the Inosanto seminars. He was teaching some cool stuff back then in the mid 90's

  • @crazlEgamer02
    @crazlEgamer02 9 років тому +12

    Paulson is just a beast on the ground!!

  • @adrews4936
    @adrews4936 9 років тому +10

    Erik Paulson is a beast! I remember his younger days, yes he was beat in World Combat by ex IBF Cruiser weight champion James Warring in a striking only fight which Paulson honestly would have beat if not for the old school rules when hair pulling was legal. Warring got ahold of his pony tail with one hand and punched with the other. He never let go. I was a fighter and now a trainer. Paulson is an absolute legend in all MMA circles.

    • @orangeiceice12
      @orangeiceice12 9 років тому +3

      A Drews That long hair and those kung fu pants. One of my absolute favorites as a kid, and one of the greatest and most open minded trainers on planet Earth.

    • @enoch5016
      @enoch5016 8 років тому

      +A Drews He was JKD then and he was a huge disappointment. JKD was suppose to be the MMA of its day.Then a boxer comes in and pulls his hair. JKD was all about reality and in the end it didn't do the job. I was training in JKD at the time and it was such a let down to see not a single JKD fighter go anywhere.

    • @fujow111
      @fujow111 7 років тому

      Enoch real Jkd not for thering. no eye pokes no groin kicks.

    • @harageilucid4352
      @harageilucid4352 6 років тому +2

      Worst part about it is that if Paulson had won that fought he would have gone on to fight one of the Gracies....i forget if it was Renzo or Rickson but EP had better striking than either of them and its possible he could have won. Man i wish that fight had happened.

  • @sighannibal8326
    @sighannibal8326 4 роки тому +1

    MMA is so underrated and appreciated. It unites both Grapplers and strikers. It challenges a human being to adjust in seconds in order to win. Erik Paulson is the truth. He simplified grappling with CSW.

  • @orangeiceice12
    @orangeiceice12 9 років тому +5

    THAT SPIN THOUGH. Catch is alive and well.

  • @jamestjr.5561
    @jamestjr.5561 11 років тому +3

    ive trained at csw back in 09 hes a crazy man and knows so much shit its crazy he even knows pressure points he trained me for my 2nd mma fight and i was completely sore i told him he said turn around and he cracked my neck shoulder and back and all of it went away eric your the man!

  • @kraftyxkrn
    @kraftyxkrn 11 років тому +3

    Sensei Erik... Such a bad ass and at the same time, so humble. Love this guy!

  • @tonymorales2099
    @tonymorales2099 5 років тому +3

    Wicked Eric Paulson arm lock “man of a thousand holds “ JKD

  • @panther_mountain
    @panther_mountain 7 років тому +5

    Erik Paulson !!!!!

  • @sidcabral
    @sidcabral 12 років тому +1

    Lots of respect for the elder pushing the pace of the fight/nice quick sub

  • @Doroboneko
    @Doroboneko 12 років тому +1

    That's one of the most textbook perfect armbars I've ever seen in MMA.

  • @jackhartsough3
    @jackhartsough3 5 років тому

    Beautiful!!!

  • @rustyshackleford735
    @rustyshackleford735 4 роки тому +2

    Fight starts at 10:11

  • @YachtsmenInc
    @YachtsmenInc 11 років тому +2

    Erik is a beast. Looks like just the average stocky guy. He could break any non trained fighters arm, ankle, knee within 25 seconds.

  • @AmericanBornFighter
    @AmericanBornFighter 11 років тому +1

    You da man! After the long lay off you haven't missed a beat.
    Combat Submission Wrestling rocks!!!

  • @AZTigerMMA
    @AZTigerMMA 11 років тому +1

    BIG PAULSON FAN !!!!!!!!

  • @stoner2280
    @stoner2280 12 років тому +1

    sweet finish!

  • @brottarnacke
    @brottarnacke 13 років тому +1

    He's the man.

  • @LeoMottaLeerdam
    @LeoMottaLeerdam 8 років тому

    Bravo ! ! !

  • @etagged
    @etagged 11 років тому +1

    Well of course, no one skill can win a fight but the problem in the UFC with submissions is that many of the fighters do not chain their submissions together, making easy to avoid them. Plus, there is a time limit so it is smarter to wait out a round on top rather than to go for something (e.g. GSP). That being said, Sensei Paulson has been doing this long enough to know when exactly to go for a submission and how to finish it, you should watch some of his videos where he talks mma strategy

  • @elmundir
    @elmundir 12 років тому +2

    @MrSHAJW no Erik Paulson is just a monster of pure techniques in grappling

  • @morals57
    @morals57 7 років тому +1

    Legend.

  • @kenseisato1989
    @kenseisato1989 13 років тому

    wow... amazing..

  • @marleySux
    @marleySux 10 років тому +4

    ford tapped before the arm was even extended

  • @Morgan1Bear4Pride
    @Morgan1Bear4Pride 12 років тому +1

    CSW!! all day!! my curriculum i go under, he is the man

  • @joebob2299
    @joebob2299 12 років тому +1

    I saw the lineages there up in the info thing, and having never seen Paulson fight assumed he would be an unstoppable JKD, TKD, Thai fighting monster. So much for the black belts.
    Sexy ground fighting, though. The second he went to the ground it was over. Well, maybe 2 seconds.

  • @brianlewis7368
    @brianlewis7368 12 років тому +1

    Great clip,
    I have seen most of Eriks videos and really like CSW 2011 Camp, Killer leg locks, Ultimate MMA Training, but really all of his are good.
    I actually rent 95% of my training videos from online from Goldstarvideo. It is a good deal in that the cost is only 10 bucks per disc for 30 days and they ship them out quick to ya. I think this is the best deal on the internet. They do have about all of Eriks videos.

  • @bobbyzion12
    @bobbyzion12 9 років тому +1

    He made him commit to the stand up, and then the quick kill, nice.
    Even though the other guys stand up was shit, he probably could of beaten him on his feet as well. He was probably just fearful of Paulson's ground game, which makes it even more difficult.

  • @namayake
    @namayake 11 років тому +2

    fight starts at 10:10

  • @jongracie8233
    @jongracie8233 12 років тому

    I would lilke to get a couple of Erik Paulson's training dvds, what would you recommend? Where is the best deal

  • @KJGould
    @KJGould 11 років тому +1

    In a tournament where his bracket wasn't allowed to use submissions, after having a tough fight earlier in the night, and again having his hair used against him.

  • @etagged
    @etagged 11 років тому +2

    I would say that Bas is good at them but definitely not a master, Erik has over 30 years of experience and is a true master.

  • @TheAllAroundG
    @TheAllAroundG 12 років тому +1

    @killyin its so true, a monster...the way he grabbed Ford and kinda manhandled him...i've felt Sensei Erik's power...its actually scary

  • @0713mas
    @0713mas 12 років тому +1

    Good fight! Paulson's still got it.

  • @MUZIC146
    @MUZIC146 12 років тому

    Perfect take down and arm bar

  • @chastell
    @chastell 11 років тому +1

    PAULSON IS THE DADDY!!! Didn't think he could do it after 7 years!!!!!!!!1

  • @billquantrill3936
    @billquantrill3936 8 років тому +1

    his first slap was an attempt to grab his own hand to prevent the lock. when paulson isolated the elbow he knew he wasnt going anywhere, so he tapped a bit early so paulson would know to slow the momentom of the extension. once you know what to feel for, you know when your gone because hyperextension will slow further training down not to mention a break. there was an escape on the arm on the down side but the timing would have to have been there, and paulson would have to be slipping on the wrist control, and I bet he wasnt. definately not staged on this fight..

  • @Disease409
    @Disease409 11 років тому +1

    Eriks the best!!!!!!

  • @geu6270
    @geu6270 4 роки тому +1

    Sensei Erik would have most likely beat him standing if he wanted from what I was seeing. Maybe a bit more abd and counter striking on the half beat....his striking game...underrated. Maybe he just decided to be safe and finish the fight early. Slow it down & notice at the around 11:40 Erik lands a solid right and Jones counters and the announcers give credit to the wrong fighter for landed strike. :) As a matter of factorial Erik outside slips it to the left. So right before Sensei takes him down, he had the best shots in the stand-up, imho.
    ua-cam.com/video/gWbmkz35NeA/v-deo.html

  • @KJGould
    @KJGould 12 років тому

    @FIVEstarFRO Not quite, GSP tried to 'Kimura' Hughes from the bottom of side control first, which led to the spinning armlock counter.

  • @TENNSUMITSUMA
    @TENNSUMITSUMA 10 років тому +3

    I can see every frame these strikes are slow. How do you not lose speed as you age? You don't have to lose power and power lifters prove that. Speed though..... does old age really equal slow motion?

    • @MB-yb6fo
      @MB-yb6fo 9 років тому +1

      Yes , age fucks up everything. Speed and power are two sides of the same coin. Power is a function of Work over time. Of course work over less time equals more speed. But if you can't generate enough force , then your punching speed will suffer also

    • @foxybrown2
      @foxybrown2 9 років тому +1

      TENNSUMITSUMA absolutely not you do not have to get slower with age I have not and then some people are born quicker than others but i think both of them being over weight did have something to do with speed

    • @j3susj1had
      @j3susj1had 6 років тому

      TENNSUMITSUMA a bit off topic, but like my coach ALWAYS says, "power is the last thing to go" lol

  • @MrMZaccone
    @MrMZaccone 11 років тому +1

    Ya think Ford has ever been on the ground with anybody? Like ... EVER?

  • @iphone13x49
    @iphone13x49 4 роки тому

    Erick paulson vs Royce Gracie

  • @dogabutila
    @dogabutila 8 місяців тому

    You can tell when he just decided to win.

  • @rrt1592
    @rrt1592 6 років тому +7

    Paulson would've beat Rickson. Paulson was the real first mixed martial artist before Frank Shamrock.

    • @erikpaulson4929
      @erikpaulson4929 5 місяців тому

      Riickson was by far the BEST ever🎉❤

  • @elmundir
    @elmundir 12 років тому

    @strokerman01 yes i agree with you but my precedent comment is true too erik paulson is the yoda of grappling xd
    sorry for my bad english

  • @akimalandro7
    @akimalandro7 10 років тому +15

    Paulson is a bad ass, lots of respect for this man

  • @chambers712
    @chambers712 12 років тому

    Bas Rutten vs Erik Paulson

  • @510wn
    @510wn 4 роки тому

    Fix

  • @wondeboy12
    @wondeboy12 12 років тому

    The comintator said he was an olympic hopeful, but neglected to mention in what? Judo or Tae Kwon Do?

  • @jamestjr.5561
    @jamestjr.5561 11 років тому

    also any1 who wants to train and fight csw is a great gym its off imperial highway past the brea mall hell get you in shape cardio satrength and technically wise

  • @deedeeramone7964
    @deedeeramone7964 6 років тому

    Ford was tapping before the lock was put on. He did the double tap. Rewatch it if you don't believe me
    (///_-)

  • @mikeliamprank4846
    @mikeliamprank4846 10 років тому

    I train with shihan Paulson
    He's awsome

  • @mikeliamprank4846
    @mikeliamprank4846 10 років тому

    I do mma with him in Louisiana at a siminar

  • @oregonshit
    @oregonshit 11 років тому

    saw that coming... lol

  • @muel294
    @muel294 12 років тому

    owned on the ground

  • @etagged
    @etagged 11 років тому

    I wouldn't bet on it

  • @truemanc
    @truemanc 11 років тому

    Erik doesnt need condition.... he will beat you with knowledge!

  • @Pifagorass
    @Pifagorass 7 місяців тому

    Advetorial for Barnet 😅

  • @RadioGoodNoise
    @RadioGoodNoise 10 років тому +6

    This is the way how to fight on the ground.Not the obscene skills of the UFC

  • @etagged
    @etagged 11 років тому

    Leg locks do not require much strength or athleticism and can easily be performed on opponents much larger than yourself. It pisses ME off how ignorant and presumptuous some people on the internet are.

  • @flexatarianlife9174
    @flexatarianlife9174 4 роки тому

    7:26 what tf was that for tho...

  • @AndrewB416
    @AndrewB416 12 років тому

    lol @scarred10. Overweight, slow, and hesitant Erik Paulson would wrap you up and that'd be the end of you.
    Paulson is a beast, no question.

  • @azfryguy
    @azfryguy 12 років тому

    Jeff tappas soon as Erik went for his arm.

  • @kenseisato1989
    @kenseisato1989 12 років тому

    watch?v=DA5e8d2JPBg&feature=relmfu
    Erik Paulson's turn back kick set ups!

  • @IIllIIIlll
    @IIllIIIlll 12 років тому

    Fight starts at 10:10
    Thumbs up so other people see

  • @MrPrestige350
    @MrPrestige350 12 років тому

    Ford had no business on the ground with Erik.

  • @MrBoommer1
    @MrBoommer1 8 років тому

    This looks like a fix. The guy started tapping way before the arm was even locked. Hmmm.

    • @michaelmusashi7906
      @michaelmusashi7906 8 років тому

      +MrBoommer1 Not at all. This is 2007. Strikers were still strapping on MMA gloves who were clearly out of their element. Even today you see HWs who hit the mat and are practically clueless.

    • @mikeyuskiw3477
      @mikeyuskiw3477 8 років тому

      Erik Paulson is just that good. I've training with him and know his skill level first hand. Some of the best MMA guys in the world look to him and others in the Inosanto academy to guidance.

    • @sofatrooper5266
      @sofatrooper5266 8 років тому

      He did tap early but its not a fix, he is inexperienced in ground fighting, so any pain or discomfort normally leads to quick taps.

    • @chaos_omega
      @chaos_omega 7 років тому +1

      Experienced guys tap quickly too, it's to avoid injury. If they feel they aren't going to get out of it, or don't feel like struggling to do so, they'll just tap before anything gets fully locked out.

  • @TruthWielder
    @TruthWielder 12 років тому

    Actually, he said Judo. O_o

  • @FIVEstarFRO
    @FIVEstarFRO 12 років тому

    Matt Hughes vs GSP I finish

  • @ThisSentenceIsFalse
    @ThisSentenceIsFalse 12 років тому

    textbook

  • @tricepsish
    @tricepsish 12 років тому

    lol Erik Paulson once got beaten by a kick boxer with no ground game

  • @isaacduran6301
    @isaacduran6301 5 років тому +2

    only WT and BJJ !?!?! hah!! you forget his CACC skills :
    Billy Robinson --> Erik Paulson
    Karl Gotch -->Yorinaga Nakamura --> Erik Paulson

  • @rustyshackleford735
    @rustyshackleford735 4 роки тому +2

    He had no chance on the ground with Paulson. He should've worked on his sprawl before this fight.

  • @scarred10
    @scarred10 12 років тому

    erik looked like he didnt train at all for that fight.Oerweight,slow ,hesitant,no timing,very poor even for a 41 yr old

  • @etagged
    @etagged 11 років тому

    Yeah sorry, I didn't realize that you had a state of the art fighter simulation program compartmentalized in your brain. Since you're obviously so intelligent, you must understand how leg locks work. Just in case you don't, leg locks are basically a game of chess where you flow from move to move and the one who can think the most moves ahead wins... So imagine a novice playing a chess master, who do you think will win?

  • @armytaskforce11x
    @armytaskforce11x 12 років тому

    EriK Paulson vs jon jones!
    hahaha

  • @foxybrown2
    @foxybrown2 6 років тому

    You do not have to get slower with age Erik is way over weight if he was 50ble lighter he would be lighter on his feet. Erik hands are not that good he got hit with some stuff he should not have.

  • @kendahomie
    @kendahomie 7 років тому

    Idk who had a lamer comeback, bas or Paulson....

    • @skarhead7597
      @skarhead7597 7 років тому

      Spooky mansion Fan
      What kind of comeback fight would you like an older, obviously declined fighter to have after being away from pro comepetition for years ?

    • @kendahomie
      @kendahomie 7 років тому +1

      SKARHEAD 75
      Fight someone who's an old veteran like Pedro hizo, shit Dan Severn was still around then, ask Matt Hume for a rematch, take a fight with bas...... there are so many older names, especially during this time