Everyone in the comments shitting on him for being a blue belt and training since 2007 need to realize he is only training in the summers and he plays football for a living. BJJ is really just a way for him to stay in shape he isn't going to Metamoris anytime soon.
@@1kenpofreddy It's been a long while but and as i recall he's a prick like you are responding to a post from a year ago, if he was nearer and our paths crossed and he was a prick towards me he wouldn't fight me, that I can guarantee.
@@666legnadibrom Well fuckwit as notifications don't come I remember seeing him in other videos he has a bighead it's there when he surprise attacks the big guy in this vid but it's way worse in other videos I'd be fucked off big time if I was that dude. So go fuck yourself.
I am really impressed with Tamba. It is so difficult for a man that big and powerful to put that to the side to learn the techniques of Jiu Jitsu. He will be amazing as he progresses to Black Belt. Again, very, very impressed. Kudos to him, humble warrior.
From my limited experience, strength is not too much of a factor. Sure, you can hold on to a grip longer if you're more enduring, my coach has escaped from grips with his advantage in strength, weight and size are handy if you're stacking up, but much is about leverage and correctly applying your weight. I've survived a guy twice my size putting his weight on my abdomen, where more strength on my part would obviously have helped, but I've also gotten that same guy in trouble with my much lesser weight and strength. I didn't beat him, but that was because he knew the escapes to everything I tried, and he knew tricks and techniques I didn't yet, but as you progress in skill, a difference in strength and size becomes less critical. You learn to work with leverage, points of balance and generally use the laws of physics in your favor. A longer arm is in the end a longer lever, which means you have to apply less force, balancing out your opponents force. I recently sparred with a guy that has years of strength training ahead of me, but little more experience in BJJ. I submitted him twice, within five minutes, once by guillotine where all his strength didn't help, and once with an armbar where all his stacking up and putting his weight on me didn't save him. I wouldn't stand a chance in a proper MMA fight against him, he'd likely knock me out before I could submit him, but just BJJ wrestling, experience is worth much more than brute strength.
Josh Moody hey, I am also a small guy, around 120pounds and I know exactly how you feel. but you should never compare yourself with others, because some people just have natural talent and maybe they just learn faster than you. I have been training for 8 months and I regularly get submitted by people who trained only 1-2 weeks because they are just much more athletic, stronger, faster, learn quicker, etc. It's no use trying to compare with those people, I would say if you are a purple belt you can win almost every white belt regardless of weight. so basically 4-5 years of experience difference is needed? That's just my two cents. You could also try doing weights to become slightly stronger? oh and I once heard someone say that every 50pounds weight difference is as if that guy is 1 belt above you. I use this as a general guideline nowadays.
Yep man hey man smaller dude here about 5’6 but im bulky at about 175-180 lbs and let me tell you it’s all leverage I’ve rolled with kids who are shorter and lighter as with the proper leverage they can win yes strength can play a part but it also depends on how well you know how the physics of the body work regarding balance once you understand that you can use it to your advantage against your opponents because if you know what you need to do to make them do what you want them to do it’s all down hill especially if they rely more on size and strength.
Well a lot of football players can also be cocky bas rutten almost got into a fight with Brian urlacher one time bas tells a story about it, it's on UA-cam, bas accidentally steps on his foot and tries to apologize and offers him a beer but urlacher still wants to fight until someone he's with tells him rutten is a former heavyweight champion
@@nimulosmaltibos9662 100%. Even watching purple/black belts train for competition, I notice that the most successful competitors always keep it playful. When they sweep or reverse position, they'll often go back to the disadvantaged position multiple times. In competition you see the super strong guys occasionally bulldoze a choke, but more often than not they gas out frustrated and the smaller guy survives and finds the submission.
richcapo I think you’re speaking to someone from the uk as he used the word “bruv”, and why would anyone go out of their way just to fight some stranger on the internet..
Rich capo: I can't believe what i just read. You are pathetic. I'll make sure to stay away from krav (Not because I don't think it's a legit martial art) but if it produces people with a mindset like you.... i don't want anything to do with it. You're an awful ambassador for your discipline.
I'm a teen in the uk and I do Jiu jitsu I do it because I get bullied at school and most of the fight is on ground I was happy because I got a stripe on my white belt I posted it on Instagram and I went to school and the bullies called me a nerd one of them pushed me so I took him down and got to closed guard then got to the armbar i nearly dislocated his arm ever since I have not been bullied so I recommend doing this.
So much hate for such a good coach who cares for jiu jitsu and his students.....and he also really knows jiu jitsu and tries to be better all the time ....so many hate comments....nice video....keep the good work R +R Gracie...
Paradise wave Dude I don’t even know what you’re trying to say? Your grammar is pathetic. Hahaha But yeah of course in the first few UFC tournaments BJJ dominated. Now every ufc fighter is knowledgeable in the stand up, clinch and ground game. What I’m saying is RENER isn’t a ufc fighter. So why even mention that he doesn’t have any MMA fights.
Very impressed with Hali, obviously Rener is a legend, but I always like seeing someone with overwhelming physical strengths really get into the technical side of martial arts, cool stuff.
Bearded Patriot I’m a pro bowler don’t want to brag but I’ve had a 248 average 18 300 games. I don’t think I’m gonna go on to MMA though I don’t see how bowling will transfer over too cage fighting.
I love the way you roll Rener! Always technical, never using power, letting your lower belts work, giving them opprtunities to try stuff... as opposed to some trining partners I came across who just go all out on lower ranked people (that lower ranked person being me XD). I hate that... I'm still a white belt, a very average one on top of that. When a purple belt or even a blue belt goes all out at me I'm just like... dude... really? Now you have that big ego? you can be proud that you destroyed that 140 pounds white belt??? Using all your technique and all your strength? what does that prove? Every training partner should be like Rener. No Power, and give them chances. That does not mean that you'll let them tap you out all the time! Once in a while, let them finish something, it gives us lower belts the confidence that we can do some things right... But why destroying us? Everybody knows you are better than us. There is no need to prove it. its like having a ferrari and reving besides a civic on every street corner... You just proved you were a douchebag, nothing more. Ride besides him and play with him instead, in a friendly way. Thats gonna make his day! I also had a couple training partners who are like Rener. Best rolls of my life. I learned a ton, they could entirely focus on their technique and analyse everything thats happening, and everyone have fun!
I don't care about being tapped out at all bro. I am probably the one guy with the least ego in the world when it comes to BJJ. But its about respect and fun. Its no use for a dude thats 10x better than you to go all out at you. serves him no good, and it makes it less fun for me. I prefer flow rolling, with the occasionnal hard roll, but you know, I'll compare it to an extreme. Imagine Rener going all out at a dude that has 2-3 class under his white belt. Of ourse Rener will win. But it would just make him look like a douchebag. The white belt will learn a bit, yes, but he will learn even more if Rener would go slow, let him some time to think about what he should do and stuff. You need to roll hard sometimes to really try out what you learned, but imo, flow rolling will make you learn waaay more, will be way more fun, and reduce the risks of injuries. That blue belt I hate so much almost broke my arm twice in the same class because he was going so hard, he actually lost control over himself, and was unable to let go when I tapped. Like I said. I don't care about tapping out. I enjoy my losses just as much as I enjoy my (rare) victories. I just hate douchebags.
BennyOcean I would not say it´s better to train with people that at your own leve, I do like roll with blue, purple brown and black belts. I am a white belt myself and most guys are much better then me, but if the blue and the purple gives you some spots and you can take advantage from it and maybe come close to a submission, you useally finish to guys on your level, you will see were you have do develop, what you have to better, because most of them will know a way to slipt out, you didn´t know yet. It is the same thing with positions, I really like to play with the gi and the lapel and with other white belts and they have there problems, I can catch my breath and attack all kind of stuff. I tried this on a blue belt in my gym and just knew how to move and I lost my gribs, because I was not used this mutch to hold my lapel grip. So if you want to see where you stand in your "class" sure it´s cool to roll with people that are as good as you, but I like to roll with nice higher belts much more, which give me a chance and teach me some stuff just while rolling about my game. And I think this is also what +turmat01 misses, when he says it´s not fun if a higher belt just pushes his ego by tapping someone which has lower belt and stuff. In our gym we do as Rener always says: We keep it playful
I think it's good if teachers or people teaching you do this, but you should be constantly tapping against higher belts. if you're taking privates, sure you'll get spoon fed. If you're on the mats, expect people coming to get you. Why you think bjj is so strong?
This is really making me want to get back into Jiu Jitsu. I love how you used the triangle as a teaching opportunity for defense for Tamba. If I had a such a gifted teacher spar with me this way I would probably never stop.
***** Yeah, it's still effective jut become a lot harder to use when you have to worry about punches/elbow strikes/etc. in an MMA fight. I like how BJJ is about using the least amount of energy to get the most efficient result
***** As a 4 stripe and only 30lb weight advantage that should have been relatively easy for you unless he's an elite physical guy. How did he land all those shots? You weren't fighting the hands? I train bjj too and I'm HUGE on hand control. That's a bjj essential in my opinion. How did you let him take you down like that? If he was landing punches why didn't you up and over? No way an untrained guy can defend that.
Thank you for taking your Legacy and making it accessible to the world. I may never be able to train with you, but when I watch your videos it's as though I'm learning from a friend. The world can learn from your humbleness, kindness and gratitude.
Really loved this video. That to me is what a great instructor is supposed to do. You let the lower rank practice technique and you give it to them some so they can visualize the success and then after that you throw in the "what if" so now they have visualized the move and successfully completed it now what's the next move? Then you give them the hard stuff to let them figure it out and think as quickly as possible in the situation. I would love to roll with Rener. What a great instructor.
I've heard it said that you should always train JUST above where your opponent's skill is at. This is also true for child development. The easiest way to get someone to stop doing something they are learning is to throw them a problem day after day that makes them feel as though they are drowning with no escape and zero improvement. And the inverse is just as bad.
Rener , my whole life I’ve have only met a few masters with your humility . I really wish all of the coaches in bjj had the same passion and humility .
+Wesley Williams True, but both MMA and Football are sports where you'll be putting your body through a grinder on a regular basis. You'd be an idiot to pick MMA over playing for the NFL as a career because the compensation is just not there, unless you're Rousey or Mcgregor. If you want to train MMA as a hobby during the off season, that's one thing, but to quit a job that pays a minimum rookie salary of $400K per year to do that full time is nonsensical.
+Tom Park yes....incredible patience and keeping the heart-rate/cardio under control. These guys are great at recovery, but mainly at staying within optimal range.
+FreeMTrider When I trained in boxing we did two 2 minute rounds and by the end I was spewing snot and blood and trying not to pass out. When I started training in Jiu-jitsu and they said we did 6 minute rounds I thought I would die for sure but the rhythm is much different. You can "feel" your opponent and know when to rest and when to attack... Unless you can't.
Watching same video after years is so useful. After years of learning GJJ now I see so much more details, things that Tamba did and I didn't see before
He's Conor Murphy & this says his 6'7" www.azcentral.com/story/sports/high-school/recruiting/2015/06/18/brophy-prep-connor-murphy-the-opening-finals-ticket/28941543/
Nothing but great comments towards Rener in all his videos, it’s amazing to see how everybody respects and admires this man, well deserved! Great professor👍🏽
I’m 45 years old and have been training for 16 months, starting at 296 lbs and now am at 276 lbs. I just started to actually roll 3 weeks ago. Struggling but learning on how not to gas out at my weight. With that being said, I love how Rener keeps it playful and it’s not an all out death match.
Keep going bro, it would of been ok to roll or randori in the beginning just gotta find a guy way better who will take it easy or make sure u n the other only go at 60% no need to go 100% that early
Described my experience exactly. I started any self-defense class here got manhandled for the first 2 weeks and never even finished my first month. The four or five classes I went to there was no direct instruction on what we were going to learn, it was very disorganized. Glad to see these people are taking an active role in creating a healthy community for self-defense. We do have a BJJ gym here in Colorado that claims to be affiliated with the Gracie's that I was going to check out to see if I should attend.
I love how you teach him without mocking of his ability. It would be cool to have a teacher like you. There are a lot of teachers that make use of apprentices to show-off . I'm sorry if my english is bad, i'm from Argentina. Thanks for the videos.
bjj is ruthless as fuck..constantly getting stacked til ya cant breath,limbs being bent beyond recognition or knees with 100kg of weight kneeling straight on ya diaphragm..i leave every night with bruises and my whole class is 6 months ahead of me...but i will not give up and i respect this artform so much...ohhh and my coach hates me for no apparent reason...talk to me peeps..share my pain lols
thatruth i feel ya. Today when the new guys were rolling and i wanted to help one of them with guard passes the dude accidentally kneed me in the head and almost knocked me out. My coach (who is an awsome human being) chocked me with a triangle that fucked up my neck and everywere hurts but i love the sport. Love the pain, love the community and love to improve in the art. I do 10th planet how bout you?
good stuff man..i got to choke out a guy yesterday just doing their free trial haha..ive only been doing it 2 months man but have improved dramatically..i feel comfortable on the mat and am starting to get submisssions..10th planet is good im just at a place called peninsula extreme MMA in Melbourne.the classes ate good though,plenty of rolling time..
Ese Clavo good stuff man..yeah thats the way..completely forget about doing submissions and just focus on retaining your guard and being able to pass them..and download stephen kestings roadmap to bjj its free..he is awesome
LOL! I remember when I joined... I started off with gi and pretty much got dominated from the sleeves and collars. So I switched to no gi. Everyone was at least blue belt. I was weak compared to them and weighed 20kg less. I was tapped out some 12 times before I pulled off my first submission... I was about to get armbarred so I pulled my leg over the guy's face (i'm quite flexible and tall) and choked him out by squashing my legs... By this point I had also frantically learnt a bunch of escapes to all the submissions that people had pulled off on me so I wasn't going to get submitted by any blue belts. Problem was I was ALWAYS getting mounted (never secured top position long enough nor managed to secure guard) and then would avoid a bunch of submissions, crawl out and take the back or do some other stuff. That's when I decided to get stronger, so I did the reddit recommended bodyweight fitness routine. You should check it out. Now it's become much easier for me to sweep opponents and mount them... Good luck... As for injuries, my shoulder once popped out and back in three times in the same lesson XD
What's with all the association people are making with BJJ and homosexuality? Do these guys think that men get turned on when they roll? That's the whole point of being heterosexual, you don't get turned on by other men... ignorance is bliss I guess Awesome video and excellent narration.
Jose Daniel Herrera I claim that most of those people that associate wrestling/bjj with homosexuality, with the sole purpose to undermine those activites, either never grew up with a father figure, or are feminist ideologues. Boys need to play fight, it develops them socially and psychologically. Psychology professor Jordan Peterson posted a few videos about the necessity for physical play in growing children, especially boys, and even girls benefit from it. One of Peterson's videos mentions that children need to learn to socialize by the age of 4, children that don't, never learn it, regardless of treatment, they become ostracized and cynical. A child that does not know how to play with adults and other children, does not know how to interact at all. Children of age 5 will not play with a 5 year old that behaves like a 2 year old. Adults, upon seeing the 5 year old behave like a 2 year old, will give disapproving words and behaviors to that 5 year old. That child will suffer for the rest of their life, seeing false smiles-at best, and bullying-at worst. Middle school aged children are horrible to socially awkward children. When children play fight, they are learning boundaries, what can they get away with while keeping things fun. The rules are too difficult to verbalize, it is too complex, it can be best acted out. A small child will playfully punch their father figure and run off, looking back to see if the adult is mad or laughing. If the adult laughs, the child runs back to strike harder, learning what is playful excitement -and what isn't. "Just don't hit too hard"...well what is too hard? Children have very limited verbal abilities, they perceive through their strongest sense-touch. Infants learn through touch, more precisely their mouth. Social learning in children has a huge physical component, it is arguably necessarily physical. Adult men, having grown up psychologically well, and socially well, continue this practice because it is a form of establishing a connection, even in smaller contact forms. Patting a guy on the back saying "hey, how are you!", shows that the two adult men are good friends, much more than just the verbal "hey, how are you!". There is a distinct difference between a greeting with and without the pat, or other physical contact. Girls are biologically different in this regard, although they also benefit from increased physical contact. Girls biologically prefer to sit down and listen to someone talk, and with enough of this, they feel a close connection. This is one argument as to why girls outperform boys in school, that the school environment is at a disadvantage to boys, schools require to be still, no contact, and no play, no fun, only in recess and only in recess, which is roughly 30-40 minutes in the 8hour school day. Even in lunchtime children are forced to eat silently. Girls, not having much of a biological need for physical, high energy, fun, fit well into the school system. Boys are often reprimanded and/or diagnosed as having ADHD in school, sometimes without parental consent. The consequence for these reprimanded boys is very damaging, they drop-out. Most careers prefer to hire graduates. The effects of society belittling boys' physical contact, even in adult men is damaging. Sweden attempted to force boys to behave like girls, and vise versa, with disastrous results. The boys grew up infuriated at having to behave like girls, and violence and aggression crime rates in Sweden increased at greater rates. Rape rates increased dramatically. The old saying, let boys be boys, has the scientific literature to support it. A good father figure is there to teach companionship while simultaneously teaching how to properly interact with others, a beginning of good manners. A 2-in-1. Reading the comments in this video aren't surprising, "It Would Be Fun to learn from him!" It would be fun to learn from him. Children are drawn to fun physical activities. Even adults. It is a good thing. People that try to undermine it, don't really know what they are undermining. Neither do they know what they are missing out on.
@@Fulano.de.Tal. Wait, you're blaming feminism on toxic men believing that anything that could possibly resemble a homosexual act is indeed homoeroticism? Look, I know your lord and savior, Jordan Peterson, has a problem with feminism, but even he probably doesn't attribute them with homophobia.
Bilal Jones i know i posted a long message, so you probably didn't remember the part where i mentioned that those that consider BJJ as a gay activity, were people unfamiliar with physical play in their lives. Male to male social interactions differ by nation and culture; men from close-knit communities were often considered gay by american men. America has a very unique perspective on individuality, which many other nations and cultures disapprove. This focus on individuality, idea of self, rather than community (especially in urban and surrounding areas), will certainly clash with people of distinctly polar opposite views. Feminism, a feeling based ideology of the hatred of men, (rather than the claim of the desire of equality of the sexes) criticizes male behavior, often with satire, including the sexualization of male-to-male interactions. Jordan Peterson was merely mentioned so the OP may have a reference point where my claims may be further elaborated. The scientific literature is well established on childhood development, including the benefits of physical interaction among boys. I could have mentioned another professor of Psychology, but Peterson's lectures are arguably the most readily available, given his dedication to uploading his work for many years. The University of Berkley in California had posted lectures online, but were forced to take them down, due to the enactment of a federal legislation.
@@Fulano.de.Tal. I'm not disagreeing with you about "play fighting" when it comes to young boys. I'm not a child behavioral psychologist (fun fact: neither is Peterson). My issue is that you threw in a dig against feminism when you clearly stated the issue at hand: America's warped, toxic obsession with rugged "individualism". That's the issue: too many men (and, people, generally) find anything that intimately connects them with another person physically, emotionally, financially, etc. inherently makes them weaker and/or subservient. And, if they are a man connected another man, then it's also somehow homosexual as only women should "attach" themselves onto men for (emotional, physical, otherwise). Don't know how feminists are the problem here.
3rd wave feminism doesn't promote women, but tears down the concept of gender while promoting fear between groups of people for advancing the leftist agenda. Most of those who manufacture such dialogue are quite clever at manipulating language, and though I respect their right to exist, I have no commonality of world view and thus encourage them to form their own collectivist hives so they can reap the fruits of their convoluted pandering narcissism. 'Have a nice day, 'tho!
4:15 "I love doing this to him and he hates it. Haaaaates it." I came for the tussle, stayed for the playfulness. Man, I need to get back on the mat, ASAP. :D
One reason why I'm not so interested in training any more. Gracie is in the best condition he can be in yet would still struggle with this huge black guy. Fancy spaghetti technique (as in I'm a toothpick) doesn't work so much in the street.
@Full Moon They are far too comfortable on their backs! So it's less effective in the street. A sharp kitchen knife in your glovebox could probably provide more protection in the street, I think. The jiu-jitsu guys will even open up their legs and literally jump into the effeminate missionary position (pulling guard) against a stronger, tougher opponent in the street. A really BAD idea! A friggin terrible idea! So it seems that only in jiu-jitsu would a man ever contemplate, for example, an omoplata in a street fight. It's not realistic. At all. Real fights are won through strikes (and sometimes through dominant wrestling)! They aren't won throughout fancy toeholds or heel hooks, or through upside down spaghetti technique, etc. And I'll be honest .... If Gracie stopped exercising for just 3 months and dropped down to an average fitness level for his size... I would bet my money that he would lose in sad, devastating fashion to this blue belt NFL player in a street fight! Two of them at once would destroy him for sure. Gracie wouldn't stand a chance using jiu-jitsu! This is unfortunate because his level of jiu-jitsu technique is about as high as it can get! Yet he would still lose! 😩 A high level kickboxer or muy thai fighter, on the other hand, would write a much different story. Fights are won through strikes.
BJ Penn KO'ed in bar streetfight video online (victor/winner of the scrap was fat and out of shape but still won the fight by knockout). So much for BJJ in the street. Penn reportedly later returned and stole his assailant with a cheap shot then got a little bit of revenge by taking his opponents' back then landing minor blows.
El Juanote every single thing you just said is completely wrong. You have no idea about BJJ and it’s effectiveness You sir are a complete ignoramus, and your statements are so stupid, that we are all now the dumber for having to have seen them
El Juanote well don’t stop cuz a 275lb nfl athlete could probably take Rener in a real fight, he’s a giant dude, they don’t come around that often. In the street rener would get tackled so hard he’d break his ribs on the pavement. Size and strength matters but martial arts are meant to balance the scales
I'm not a practitioner but I really enjoy to watch how you guys combine instincts and intelligence in this art !And your narration makes it even more enjoyable! All the best to you all .'.🍀👍🏻
REN there was something you said about ju-jitsu that stuck with me. It’s an art where surviving is a win even in a draw. Stopping someone’s progression in their attack is key 🔐
I love this style of MMA I wanna learn it so bad. I love the fact you can use any part of your body to block, hold down your opponent, and yuse your body or the other persons body for leverage or gain balance . I'm 29 year old vet and I'm about to sign up for classes. I'm not sure it's gonna be as good as being trained by you but... I have to learn some how. Thanks for the videos . Who knows maybe I will like jujitsu and come to one of your summer classes. Peace
That was a great tutorial! I'm 45 yrs old and a brand new first year student at Henderson gracie barra. Looking forward to learning and benefiting all jiu jitsu has to offer.
Just shows you no matter how strong a person is, the one who’s more experienced and has the years under their belt will always prevail. Both are really cool dudes
I need to come back. BJJ is my love. It's been too long. I was going to Gracie's school in the Bronx. I was rolling with purple and black belts that he brought in from the other school, and doing quite well for a somewhat newbie. Unfortuately, I relocated. Videos like this help me.
Your banter in your videos are great you can hear the love of jiu jitsu and your skill is amazing I look forward to the day to meet with you and to have a seminar . Exciting watch Thank Rener
Chuckles Sofronzo I said martial arts, not bjj in particular. Plus, you can't say he'd have no chance, because it's hypothetical to begin with. I was saying 'imagine if he had done combat sports from a young age.' If you'd bet against someone with that sort of size and athleticism coupled with years of training, you're crazy.
I was really amazed watching this video, my first time really to take interest in the sport, a lot of complex movements but at this pace level 1 to 2 this thing right here is just amazing I learned a lot..thank you sir!
Rener could have put Tamba in a lot of submissions or chokes throughout this entire thing. Watch the video where he takes 21 cops with no rest. Muscle doesn't matter to him.
Everyone in the comments shitting on him for being a blue belt and training since 2007 need to realize he is only training in the summers and he plays football for a living. BJJ is really just a way for him to stay in shape he isn't going to Metamoris anytime soon.
***** Exactly. That's the only reason someone could criticize someone trying to better themselves.
timekeeper20ARC It's also pretty hard to advance through belts at good schools.
And let's be honest that's probably one of the strongest blue belts most people have ever seen dudes a nfl player not some slouch
dylan dove Well Rener even said in the video when he had him a few times that his strength is the only reason he was able to escape or reverse.
dylan dove And he's a blue belt with an 80lb size advantage making them both pretty much black belts
Narration: 10/10
Dome wiping a 275lb pro-bowl NFL star while maintaining control: 11/10
This Gracie guy is cool as hell. Would be a super fun time training with him.
Trust me, it is
Adie Herbert the fuck do you find so abrasive about him
@@TheRedRuin well why dont you show up at his school and try it keyboard warrior
@@1kenpofreddy It's been a long while but and as i recall he's a prick like you are responding to a post from a year ago, if he was nearer and our paths crossed and he was a prick towards me he wouldn't fight me, that I can guarantee.
@@666legnadibrom Well fuckwit as notifications don't come I remember seeing him in other videos he has a bighead it's there when he surprise attacks the big guy in this vid but it's way worse in other videos I'd be fucked off big time if I was that dude. So go fuck yourself.
“Look at control of the towel” holy shit i just laughed so hard
"Circular motion counter clockwise" I fuckin diiieeeeeedd🤣🤣🤣🤣
watch the delivery hahaahahha
Hahaha
Booooom hahahah
This made me LOL when he did that.
4:44 wow years of experience right here
I am really impressed with Tamba. It is so difficult for a man that big and powerful to put that to the side to learn the techniques of Jiu Jitsu. He will be amazing as he progresses to Black Belt. Again, very, very impressed. Kudos to him, humble warrior.
From my limited experience, strength is not too much of a factor. Sure, you can hold on to a grip longer if you're more enduring, my coach has escaped from grips with his advantage in strength, weight and size are handy if you're stacking up, but much is about leverage and correctly applying your weight.
I've survived a guy twice my size putting his weight on my abdomen, where more strength on my part would obviously have helped, but I've also gotten that same guy in trouble with my much lesser weight and strength. I didn't beat him, but that was because he knew the escapes to everything I tried, and he knew tricks and techniques I didn't yet, but as you progress in skill, a difference in strength and size becomes less critical.
You learn to work with leverage, points of balance and generally use the laws of physics in your favor. A longer arm is in the end a longer lever, which means you have to apply less force, balancing out your opponents force. I recently sparred with a guy that has years of strength training ahead of me, but little more experience in BJJ. I submitted him twice, within five minutes, once by guillotine where all his strength didn't help, and once with an armbar where all his stacking up and putting his weight on me didn't save him. I wouldn't stand a chance in a proper MMA fight against him, he'd likely knock me out before I could submit him, but just BJJ wrestling, experience is worth much more than brute strength.
Josh Moody hey, I am also a small guy, around 120pounds and I know exactly how you feel. but you should never compare yourself with others, because some people just have natural talent and maybe they just learn faster than you. I have been training for 8 months and I regularly get submitted by people who trained only 1-2 weeks because they are just much more athletic, stronger, faster, learn quicker, etc. It's no use trying to compare with those people, I would say if you are a purple belt you can win almost every white belt regardless of weight. so basically 4-5 years of experience difference is needed? That's just my two cents. You could also try doing weights to become slightly stronger? oh and I once heard someone say that every 50pounds weight difference is as if that guy is 1 belt above you. I use this as a general guideline nowadays.
Yep man hey man smaller dude here about 5’6 but im bulky at about 175-180 lbs and let me tell you it’s all leverage I’ve rolled with kids who are shorter and lighter as with the proper leverage they can win yes strength can play a part but it also depends on how well you know how the physics of the body work regarding balance once you understand that you can use it to your advantage against your opponents because if you know what you need to do to make them do what you want them to do it’s all down hill especially if they rely more on size and strength.
Well a lot of football players can also be cocky bas rutten almost got into a fight with Brian urlacher one time bas tells a story about it, it's on UA-cam, bas accidentally steps on his foot and tries to apologize and offers him a beer but urlacher still wants to fight until someone he's with tells him rutten is a former heavyweight champion
@@nimulosmaltibos9662 100%. Even watching purple/black belts train for competition, I notice that the most successful competitors always keep it playful. When they sweep or reverse position, they'll often go back to the disadvantaged position multiple times. In competition you see the super strong guys occasionally bulldoze a choke, but more often than not they gas out frustrated and the smaller guy survives and finds the submission.
Rener, if all of the gracies were as humble and gracious as you.... BJJ probably would never have been hated.
BJJ is not hated most people love it and respect it. Some of the Gracies are hated but not Rener.
richcapo because it's a shitty martiale arts that doesnt make sense
richcapo I think you’re speaking to someone from the uk as he used the word “bruv”, and why would anyone go out of their way just to fight some stranger on the internet..
Rich capo: I can't believe what i just read. You are pathetic. I'll make sure to stay away from krav (Not because I don't think it's a legit martial art) but if it produces people with a mindset like you.... i don't want anything to do with it. You're an awful ambassador for your discipline.
@@Adamulduren lmao try to land a blow on a pro bjj fighter then come back. Probably wont see u soon😂
I'm a teen in the uk and I do Jiu jitsu I do it because I get bullied at school and most of the fight is on ground I was happy because I got a stripe on my white belt I posted it on Instagram and I went to school and the bullies called me a nerd one of them pushed me so I took him down and got to closed guard then got to the armbar i nearly dislocated his arm ever since I have not been bullied so I recommend doing this.
good on you, little bro!
+SuperFreckle ha that's awesome
+SuperFreckle You're lucky the others didn't kick your head in; bullies are cowards who operate in groups because they fear one-on-one.
+SuperFreckle awesome bro
sure nerd
Athleticism, self-defense, fitness, learning self-discipline and mutual respect all in one package....this is just PERFECTION.
🙏🏾🙏🏾💚
“That’s my hand with the tape on it” I wouldn’t have noticed Rener. 😂
Tamba is a chameleon dont you know
This was a great watch.
ChessNetwork Hi Jerry
+ChessNetwork Jerry what are you doing here? More blitz madness please:)
+ChessNetwork YAY Jerry watches BJJ!!!
What the fuck are you doing here?
+ChessNetwork didn't expect 2 see u here
people dont realize how tiring this is... after 5 mins i'm done.
My teacher had to sit me down once I went 8 minutes and he though I was going to pass out.
C Lopez Our sparring sessions in tkd are 2 hours long with 2 minute breaks between 3 minute rounds it's just something about grappling that drains me.
I break a fever if i go to long.
they are flowing mostly? seriously guys?
I started BJJ about 3 months ago. We do 15 minutes of rolling at the end of each class. And yes, it is very tiring!!!
So much hate for such a good coach who cares for jiu jitsu and his students.....and he also really knows jiu jitsu and tries to be better all the time ....so many hate comments....nice video....keep the good work R +R Gracie...
well said
+MILIFANGR Rener makes it easy to understand along with his enthusiasm
MILIFANGR, he's cocky but he has no mma fights so he's a joke.
Paradise wave Thats probably because he’s not a mixed martial artists.. idiot lol
Paradise wave Dude I don’t even know what you’re trying to say? Your grammar is pathetic. Hahaha But yeah of course in the first few UFC tournaments BJJ dominated. Now every ufc fighter is knowledgeable in the stand up, clinch and ground game. What I’m saying is RENER isn’t a ufc fighter. So why even mention that he doesn’t have any MMA fights.
Man, looks like you can learn a ton just by rolling with him for a few minutes. Great instructor and great vibe.
the enthusiasm that rener puts into the videos is inspirational
Very impressed with Hali, obviously Rener is a legend, but I always like seeing someone with overwhelming physical strengths really get into the technical side of martial arts, cool stuff.
Right!? I can't wait to see a pro bowler like him go into MMA at some point.
Bearded Patriot I’m a pro bowler don’t want to brag but I’ve had a 248 average 18 300 games. I don’t think I’m gonna go on to MMA though I don’t see how bowling will transfer over too cage fighting.
GREAT control and restraint for a big guy...
GREAT technique for a blue belt.
"That was my hand with the tape on it" Well unless your hand magically turned black, that one wasn't too hard to figure out hahaha
+Joby Y, Time stamp please
+Richard Fry @7:35
+Joby Y HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAH
+Joby Y That was his hand bro check again...
+Joby Y racist!!!
"look at the efficiency when I come out this, BOOM" Only a Gracie could make that sound quite so serious, lol
I did my first Jiu-Jitsu class 2 days ago and loved it. After watching this I can't wait to go again tomorrow, there's so much too learn!!!!
sechsunddreißig FREAKIN LUCKY AF
it's been 3 years, have you kept going? :)
Hope you still do it
5 years. Are you still training?
hey bro 5 years in, are you still with us? report back, hope you are still on
ossss.
rener is an absolute legend..nicest guy..and so insightful
I love the way you roll Rener! Always technical, never using power, letting your lower belts work, giving them opprtunities to try stuff... as opposed to some trining partners I came across who just go all out on lower ranked people (that lower ranked person being me XD). I hate that... I'm still a white belt, a very average one on top of that. When a purple belt or even a blue belt goes all out at me I'm just like... dude... really? Now you have that big ego? you can be proud that you destroyed that 140 pounds white belt??? Using all your technique and all your strength? what does that prove?
Every training partner should be like Rener. No Power, and give them chances. That does not mean that you'll let them tap you out all the time! Once in a while, let them finish something, it gives us lower belts the confidence that we can do some things right... But why destroying us? Everybody knows you are better than us. There is no need to prove it. its like having a ferrari and reving besides a civic on every street corner... You just proved you were a douchebag, nothing more. Ride besides him and play with him instead, in a friendly way. Thats gonna make his day!
I also had a couple training partners who are like Rener. Best rolls of my life. I learned a ton, they could entirely focus on their technique and analyse everything thats happening, and everyone have fun!
turmat01 Every time you get tapped you get better... unless you quit.
I don't care about being tapped out at all bro. I am probably the one guy with the least ego in the world when it comes to BJJ. But its about respect and fun. Its no use for a dude thats 10x better than you to go all out at you. serves him no good, and it makes it less fun for me. I prefer flow rolling, with the occasionnal hard roll, but you know, I'll compare it to an extreme. Imagine Rener going all out at a dude that has 2-3 class under his white belt. Of ourse Rener will win. But it would just make him look like a douchebag. The white belt will learn a bit, yes, but he will learn even more if Rener would go slow, let him some time to think about what he should do and stuff.
You need to roll hard sometimes to really try out what you learned, but imo, flow rolling will make you learn waaay more, will be way more fun, and reduce the risks of injuries. That blue belt I hate so much almost broke my arm twice in the same class because he was going so hard, he actually lost control over himself, and was unable to let go when I tapped.
Like I said. I don't care about tapping out. I enjoy my losses just as much as I enjoy my (rare) victories. I just hate douchebags.
I completely agree with you. It's better to train people to their own level, just like with music lessons or any other skill.
BennyOcean I would not say it´s better to train with people that at your own leve, I do like roll with blue, purple brown and black belts. I am a white belt myself and most guys are much better then me, but if the blue and the purple gives you some spots and you can take advantage from it and maybe come close to a submission, you useally finish to guys on your level, you will see were you have do develop, what you have to better, because most of them will know a way to slipt out, you didn´t know yet.
It is the same thing with positions, I really like to play with the gi and the lapel and with other white belts and they have there problems, I can catch my breath and attack all kind of stuff. I tried this on a blue belt in my gym and just knew how to move and I lost my gribs, because I was not used this mutch to hold my lapel grip.
So if you want to see where you stand in your "class" sure it´s cool to roll with people that are as good as you, but I like to roll with nice higher belts much more, which give me a chance and teach me some stuff just while rolling about my game. And I think this is also what +turmat01 misses, when he says it´s not fun if a higher belt just pushes his ego by tapping someone which has lower belt and stuff.
In our gym we do as Rener always says: We keep it playful
I think it's good if teachers or people teaching you do this, but you should be constantly tapping against higher belts. if you're taking privates, sure you'll get spoon fed. If you're on the mats, expect people coming to get you. Why you think bjj is so strong?
This was something you don't see every day.
watch it everyday, so in fact.... it will be something you see every day
This is really making me want to get back into Jiu Jitsu. I love how you used the triangle as a teaching opportunity for defense for Tamba. If I had a such a gifted teacher spar with me this way I would probably never stop.
If I closed my eyes and just listened, he sounds like he playing with a lion or tiger or something 😂
Tamba the tiger
Jiu jitsu means 'body chess' in Cambodian. OK it doesn't, but it'd be cool if it did.
It means body chess in Brazilian
It's "soft/gentle art" in Japanese.
BennyOcean bennyocean mean "funny genious" in youtube...
HydraWolf1 Lol, japanese word for a japanese art
***** I prefer Benny Lava.
Amazing how you can control a guy twice your size.
Too bad in a real fight(striking involved), BJJ starts to lose it's effectiveness
***** Yeah, it's still effective jut become a lot harder to use when you have to worry about punches/elbow strikes/etc. in an MMA fight. I like how BJJ is about using the least amount of energy to get the most efficient result
The point is you ALSO should be using striking in a real street fight. Jujitsu is one tool you have.
It's so much easier when strikes are involved. They're giving up limbs like crazy when they do that.
***** As a 4 stripe and only 30lb weight advantage that should have been relatively easy for you unless he's an elite physical guy. How did he land all those shots? You weren't fighting the hands? I train bjj too and I'm HUGE on hand control. That's a bjj essential in my opinion. How did you let him take you down like that? If he was landing punches why didn't you up and over? No way an untrained guy can defend that.
Awesome video. Really like the narration / explanation. Never had a BJJ lesson in my life. Hopefully one day.
Agreed...you know you want to -- now just walk thru that door.
And ur life will change forever 😊🤙🏿
Problem is there are a lot of fake teachers. Besides, not every city has a bjj school.
so
did you go?
Fuiste?
Thank you for taking your Legacy and making it accessible to the world. I may never be able to train with you, but when I watch your videos it's as though I'm learning from a friend. The world can learn from your humbleness, kindness and gratitude.
I love how playful you guys are...and yet the learning, challenging and respect never stop.
💥👊🏻💥
I was expecting some scrub... Tamba is a fucking beast... and I had no idea what he looked like without the face-mask though.
Really loved this video. That to me is what a great instructor is supposed to do. You let the lower rank practice technique and you give it to them some so they can visualize the success and then after that you throw in the "what if" so now they have visualized the move and successfully completed it now what's the next move? Then you give them the hard stuff to let them figure it out and think as quickly as possible in the situation. I would love to roll with Rener. What a great instructor.
Nate_gone_hiking amen
I've heard it said that you should always train JUST above where your opponent's skill is at. This is also true for child development. The easiest way to get someone to stop doing something they are learning is to throw them a problem day after day that makes them feel as though they are drowning with no escape and zero improvement.
And the inverse is just as bad.
This made me happy to watch.
Good roll, and he breaks the football player stereotype.
Rener , my whole life I’ve have only met a few masters with your humility . I really wish all of the coaches in bjj had the same passion and humility .
I love that even though they’re both competing against each other Rener still is giving him advice and tips on what to do.
god i hope that huge kid goes into MMA god knows the heavyweight division needs some athletes.
doggotbitm He would be an idiot to get into MMA. Hali is paid about 17 times Cain Velasquez's net worth in a single year as an NFL linebacker.
+Wesley Williams True, but both MMA and Football are sports where you'll be putting your body through a grinder on a regular basis. You'd be an idiot to pick MMA over playing for the NFL as a career because the compensation is just not there, unless you're Rousey or Mcgregor. If you want to train MMA as a hobby during the off season, that's one thing, but to quit a job that pays a minimum rookie salary of $400K per year to do that full time is nonsensical.
+doggotbitm after his NFL career is done, he might.
if he rather get punched in the face and get paid 10x less than ya.
Just googled his name, Connor Murphy is an outside linebacker for USC now. 247sports.com/player/connor-murphy-69285
I really enjoy the narration of the small technical things he does. Not many people do this.
If I tried to go 10 minutes like this my heart would explode.
+Tom Park yes....incredible patience and keeping the heart-rate/cardio under control. These guys are great at recovery, but mainly at staying within optimal range.
+FreeMTrider
When I trained in boxing we did two 2 minute rounds and by the end I was spewing snot and blood and trying not to pass out. When I started training in Jiu-jitsu and they said we did 6 minute rounds I thought I would die for sure but the rhythm is much different. You can "feel" your opponent and know when to rest and when to attack... Unless you can't.
T FP really I roll in my room with my roommate for about 10 min all out without any padding
Watching same video after years is so useful. After years of learning GJJ now I see so much more details, things that Tamba did and I didn't see before
Yes Gracie Renzo Gracie Jiu jitsu self defense n fighting saved my life n family but I enjoy NAGA for bjj Team JBA we won 3 years in a row
Respect for both of these professional athletes. Its fantastic to watch them roll. I love the energy that Rener has and what a great instructor he is.
if any body is wondering who the black guy is, his name is tamba hali and he still play in the NFL for the cheifs
yeah he's also one of the best defenses player, he's very good!
myPAINisSELFchosen85 dude, Miller is one of the best at the moment lmao
black guy(×) African American(o)
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@@이이난-k3n African American's can be not black tho.
hahaha wax on wax off shiny dome towel wipe technique
It's crazy how athletic this guy is. Getting to watch such an elite athlete in a combat sport is awesome.
Ohhhhh omg you gave him the coveted “Mister Miyagi” wax on wax off with the towel. That’s high level.
The Towel move in slow motions with commentary and the infamous "BOOOMMMM". This is and instructor I would love to learn from.
Such a great demonstration of control. This is a great teaching style.
Holy fuck, Rener is 6'4" and is absolutely DWARFED by that 17 year old. Insane.
Graham Van Dyke
Sultan King
I think you've missed the point! +Graham Van Dyke was saying Rener is tall, but the 17yr old towers over him. Get it ?
Sultan King What are you even talking about... that's not his kid.
He's Conor Murphy & this says his 6'7"
www.azcentral.com/story/sports/high-school/recruiting/2015/06/18/brophy-prep-connor-murphy-the-opening-finals-ticket/28941543/
Joey Dunlop
He's not in the NFL(yet)
a 275lb man that knows jj is a scary man
+Semir Duric a 275lb only muscle, black man, is a scary man.
275lb man that knows bjj and is a mf professional football player.. run
@@zacherywesterberg4137 that's the scary part you cant run hel catch you the slowest NFL players still run like 5 flat 40s lol
Nothing but great comments towards Rener in all his videos, it’s amazing to see how everybody respects and admires this man, well deserved! Great professor👍🏽
I’m 45 years old and have been training for 16 months, starting at 296 lbs and now am at 276 lbs. I just started to actually roll 3 weeks ago. Struggling but learning on how not to gas out at my weight. With that being said, I love how Rener keeps it playful and it’s not an all out death match.
Keep going bro, it would of been ok to roll or randori in the beginning just gotta find a guy way better who will take it easy or make sure u n the other only go at 60% no need to go 100% that early
2007-2019(assuming he's still training), he's gotta be very very skilled by now.
Described my experience exactly. I started any self-defense class here got manhandled for the first 2 weeks and never even finished my first month. The four or five classes I went to there was no direct instruction on what we were going to learn, it was very disorganized. Glad to see these people are taking an active role in creating a healthy community for self-defense. We do have a BJJ gym here in Colorado that claims to be affiliated with the Gracie's that I was going to check out to see if I should attend.
great commentary, it really helps us newbies.
Rener, man, you are an all-around astounding person. What a legend and inspiration.
I love how you teach him without mocking of his ability. It would be cool to have a teacher like you. There are a lot of teachers that make use of apprentices to show-off . I'm sorry if my english is bad, i'm from Argentina. Thanks for the videos.
bjj is ruthless as fuck..constantly getting stacked til ya cant breath,limbs being bent beyond recognition or knees with 100kg of weight kneeling straight on ya diaphragm..i leave every night with bruises and my whole class is 6 months ahead of me...but i will not give up and i respect this artform so much...ohhh and my coach hates me for no apparent reason...talk to me peeps..share my pain lols
thatruth i feel ya. Today when the new guys were rolling and i wanted to help one of them with guard passes the dude accidentally kneed me in the head and almost knocked me out. My coach (who is an awsome human being) chocked me with a triangle that fucked up my neck and everywere hurts but i love the sport. Love the pain, love the community and love to improve in the art. I do 10th planet how bout you?
good stuff man..i got to choke out a guy yesterday just doing their free trial haha..ive only been doing it 2 months man but have improved dramatically..i feel comfortable on the mat and am starting to get submisssions..10th planet is good im just at a place called peninsula extreme MMA in Melbourne.the classes ate good though,plenty of rolling time..
first week in guys, getting smashed by everyone but it's fun and Iam starting to see the patterns, hope to pass guard next week!
Ese Clavo good stuff man..yeah thats the way..completely forget about doing submissions and just focus on retaining your guard and being able to pass them..and download stephen kestings roadmap to bjj its free..he is awesome
LOL! I remember when I joined... I started off with gi and pretty much got dominated from the sleeves and collars. So I switched to no gi. Everyone was at least blue belt. I was weak compared to them and weighed 20kg less. I was tapped out some 12 times before I pulled off my first submission... I was about to get armbarred so I pulled my leg over the guy's face (i'm quite flexible and tall) and choked him out by squashing my legs... By this point I had also frantically learnt a bunch of escapes to all the submissions that people had pulled off on me so I wasn't going to get submitted by any blue belts. Problem was I was ALWAYS getting mounted (never secured top position long enough nor managed to secure guard) and then would avoid a bunch of submissions, crawl out and take the back or do some other stuff. That's when I decided to get stronger, so I did the reddit recommended bodyweight fitness routine. You should check it out. Now it's become much easier for me to sweep opponents and mount them... Good luck... As for injuries, my shoulder once popped out and back in three times in the same lesson XD
What's with all the association people are making with BJJ and homosexuality? Do these guys think that men get turned on when they roll? That's the whole point of being heterosexual, you don't get turned on by other men... ignorance is bliss I guess
Awesome video and excellent narration.
Jose Daniel Herrera I claim that most of those people that associate wrestling/bjj with homosexuality, with the sole purpose to undermine those activites, either never grew up with a father figure, or are feminist ideologues.
Boys need to play fight, it develops them socially and psychologically. Psychology professor Jordan Peterson posted a few videos about the necessity for physical play in growing children, especially boys, and even girls benefit from it.
One of Peterson's videos mentions that children need to learn to socialize by the age of 4, children that don't, never learn it, regardless of treatment, they become ostracized and cynical.
A child that does not know how to play with adults and other children, does not know how to interact at all. Children of age 5 will not play with a 5 year old that behaves like a 2 year old.
Adults, upon seeing the 5 year old behave like a 2 year old, will give disapproving words and behaviors to that 5 year old. That child will suffer for the rest of their life, seeing false smiles-at best, and bullying-at worst.
Middle school aged children are horrible to socially awkward children.
When children play fight, they are learning boundaries, what can they get away with while keeping things fun. The rules are too difficult to verbalize, it is too complex, it can be best acted out.
A small child will playfully punch their father figure and run off, looking back to see if the adult is mad or laughing. If the adult laughs, the child runs back to strike harder, learning what is playful excitement -and what isn't.
"Just don't hit too hard"...well what is too hard?
Children have very limited verbal abilities, they perceive through their strongest sense-touch. Infants learn through touch, more precisely their mouth.
Social learning in children has a huge physical component, it is arguably necessarily physical.
Adult men, having grown up psychologically well, and socially well, continue this practice because it is a form of establishing a connection, even in smaller contact forms. Patting a guy on the back saying "hey, how are you!", shows that the two adult men are good friends, much more than just the verbal "hey, how are you!".
There is a distinct difference between a greeting with and without the pat, or other physical contact.
Girls are biologically different in this regard, although they also benefit from increased physical contact.
Girls biologically prefer to sit down and listen to someone talk, and with enough of this, they feel a close connection.
This is one argument as to why girls outperform boys in school, that the school environment is at a disadvantage to boys, schools require to be still, no contact, and no play, no fun, only in recess and only in recess, which is roughly 30-40 minutes in the 8hour school day. Even in lunchtime children are forced to eat silently.
Girls, not having much of a biological need for physical, high energy, fun, fit well into the school system.
Boys are often reprimanded and/or diagnosed as having ADHD in school, sometimes without parental consent.
The consequence for these reprimanded boys is very damaging, they drop-out. Most careers prefer to hire graduates.
The effects of society belittling boys' physical contact, even in adult men is damaging.
Sweden attempted to force boys to behave like girls, and vise versa, with disastrous results. The boys grew up infuriated at having to behave like girls, and violence and aggression crime rates in Sweden increased at greater rates. Rape rates increased dramatically.
The old saying, let boys be boys, has the scientific literature to support it. A good father figure is there to teach companionship while simultaneously teaching how to properly interact with others, a beginning of good manners. A 2-in-1.
Reading the comments in this video aren't surprising, "It Would Be Fun to learn from him!"
It would be fun to learn from him.
Children are drawn to fun physical activities. Even adults. It is a good thing.
People that try to undermine it, don't really know what they are undermining. Neither do they know what they are missing out on.
@@Fulano.de.Tal. Wait, you're blaming feminism on toxic men believing that anything that could possibly resemble a homosexual act is indeed homoeroticism?
Look, I know your lord and savior, Jordan Peterson, has a problem with feminism, but even he probably doesn't attribute them with homophobia.
Bilal Jones i know i posted a long message, so you probably didn't remember the part where i mentioned that those that consider BJJ as a gay activity, were people unfamiliar with physical play in their lives.
Male to male social interactions differ by nation and culture; men from close-knit communities were often considered gay by american men.
America has a very unique perspective on individuality, which many other nations and cultures disapprove.
This focus on individuality, idea of self, rather than community (especially in urban and surrounding areas), will certainly clash with people of distinctly polar opposite views.
Feminism, a feeling based ideology of the hatred of men, (rather than the claim of the desire of equality of the sexes) criticizes male behavior, often with satire, including the sexualization of male-to-male interactions.
Jordan Peterson was merely mentioned so the OP may have a reference point where my claims may be further elaborated.
The scientific literature is well established on childhood development, including the benefits of physical interaction among boys.
I could have mentioned another professor of Psychology, but Peterson's lectures are arguably the most readily available, given his dedication to uploading his work for many years.
The University of Berkley in California had posted lectures online, but were forced to take them down, due to the enactment of a federal legislation.
@@Fulano.de.Tal. I'm not disagreeing with you about "play fighting" when it comes to young boys. I'm not a child behavioral psychologist (fun fact: neither is Peterson). My issue is that you threw in a dig against feminism when you clearly stated the issue at hand: America's warped, toxic obsession with rugged "individualism". That's the issue: too many men (and, people, generally) find anything that intimately connects them with another person physically, emotionally, financially, etc. inherently makes them weaker and/or subservient. And, if they are a man connected another man, then it's also somehow homosexual as only women should "attach" themselves onto men for (emotional, physical, otherwise).
Don't know how feminists are the problem here.
3rd wave feminism doesn't promote women, but tears down the concept of gender while promoting fear between groups of people for advancing the leftist agenda. Most of those who manufacture such dialogue are quite clever at manipulating language, and though I respect their right to exist, I have no commonality of world view and thus encourage them to form their own collectivist hives so they can reap the fruits of their convoluted pandering narcissism. 'Have a nice day, 'tho!
Great instructions.
Nice tempo on the plays and good commentary.
I really enjoyed watching this, it made me chuckle - kudos to Tamba, well done!
This is absolutely incredible. I'm thrilled to finally be a part of this.
4:15 "I love doing this to him and he hates it. Haaaaates it." I came for the tussle, stayed for the playfulness.
Man, I need to get back on the mat, ASAP. :D
This right here is an amazing demonstration of how much size and strength does matter, with even minimal training.
One reason why I'm not so interested in training any more. Gracie is in the best condition he can be in yet would still struggle with this huge black guy. Fancy spaghetti technique (as in I'm a toothpick) doesn't work so much in the street.
@Full Moon They are far too comfortable on their backs! So it's less effective in the street. A sharp kitchen knife in your glovebox could probably provide more protection in the street, I think.
The jiu-jitsu guys will even open up their legs and literally jump into the effeminate missionary position (pulling guard) against a stronger, tougher opponent in the street. A really BAD idea! A friggin terrible idea!
So it seems that only in jiu-jitsu would a man ever contemplate, for example, an omoplata in a street fight. It's not realistic. At all. Real fights are won through strikes (and sometimes through dominant wrestling)! They aren't won throughout fancy toeholds or heel hooks, or through upside down spaghetti technique, etc.
And I'll be honest ....
If Gracie stopped exercising for just 3 months and dropped down to an average fitness level for his size... I would bet my money that he would lose in sad, devastating fashion to this blue belt NFL player in a street fight! Two of them at once would destroy him for sure. Gracie wouldn't stand a chance using jiu-jitsu! This is unfortunate because his level of jiu-jitsu technique is about as high as it can get! Yet he would still lose! 😩
A high level kickboxer or muy thai fighter, on the other hand, would write a much different story. Fights are won through strikes.
BJ Penn KO'ed in bar streetfight video online (victor/winner of the scrap was fat and out of shape but still won the fight by knockout). So much for BJJ in the street. Penn reportedly later returned and stole his assailant with a cheap shot then got a little bit of revenge by taking his opponents' back then landing minor blows.
El Juanote every single thing you just said is completely wrong. You have no idea about BJJ and it’s effectiveness
You sir are a complete ignoramus, and your statements are so stupid, that we are all now the dumber for having to have seen them
El Juanote well don’t stop cuz a 275lb nfl athlete could probably take Rener in a real fight, he’s a giant dude, they don’t come around that often. In the street rener would get tackled so hard he’d break his ribs on the pavement. Size and strength matters but martial arts are meant to balance the scales
It must be nice to be able to afford private lessons with Rener and Ryron.
I'm not a practitioner but I really enjoy to watch how you guys combine instincts and intelligence in this art !And your narration makes it even more enjoyable!
All the best to you all .'.🍀👍🏻
Rener is such a good teacher. He pushes just hard enough but almost "suggests" the right thing to do. He never smashes anyone.
REN there was something you said about ju-jitsu that stuck with me. It’s an art where surviving is a win even in a draw. Stopping someone’s progression in their attack is key 🔐
I love this style of MMA I wanna learn it so bad. I love the fact you can use any part of your body to block, hold down your opponent, and yuse your body or the other persons body for leverage or gain balance . I'm 29 year old vet and I'm about to sign up for classes. I'm not sure it's gonna be as good as being trained by you but... I have to learn some how. Thanks for the videos . Who knows maybe I will like jujitsu and come to one of your summer classes. Peace
+Stephen Valentine He means the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu as a whole
"That's my hand with the tape on it" for someone that doesn't see color 😜 that really helped me to figure out it was his hand on his foot. 😅
Im a new subscriber i love this. Wrestling wirh that healthy guy is good practice 👏🏾👏🏾💚
Very cool! I just found your UA-cam channel. I learned a lot from the narrated video. Thanks!
hahah funny at 7:35 how excited you are to tell us it was your hand like we couldn't tell. You are wrestling a black guy lol, great videos man!!
+ben d I thought the same thing lol
They're not the same color, but I was actually confused whose hand that was at first
2:38 He's like a Steven Irwyn for humans lol
Looks like this guy could have a MMA career
T. Thomas no way he’s way to old
Michael Kohaut heavyweights fight longer than smaller guys
Alexander Rose Uriah Fabre disagrees
@@michaelmjk1 what age is considered too old
That was a great tutorial! I'm 45 yrs old and a brand new first year student at Henderson gracie barra. Looking forward to learning and benefiting all jiu jitsu has to offer.
Respect to both you guys for your demonstration of respectfulness!
"Hey honey, I'll be back, I'm going to bully proof the kids ." Lol, nice!
Awesome technical Jiu Jitsu nice job guys.
awesome video! and that's one ginormous 17 year old, holy shit!
kiwidubz Steroid
kiwidubz Not 17. He's 31 and a NFL player
^The kid near the end, not the NFL player 😑
Brilliant teacher and wonderful energy
Just shows you no matter how strong a person is, the one who’s more experienced and has the years under their belt will always prevail. Both are really cool dudes
I need to come back. BJJ is my love. It's been too long. I was going to Gracie's school in the Bronx. I was rolling with purple and black belts that he brought in from the other school, and doing quite well for a somewhat newbie. Unfortuately, I relocated. Videos like this help me.
Be about it don't comment about it
Rener gracie 1st year olb Kansas City Chiefs lmfaooo
*Porra Rener coloca uma legenda em PT-BR que esse canal explode no Brasil.*
aprende ingles
Your banter in your videos are great you can hear the love of jiu jitsu and your skill is amazing I look forward to the day to meet with you and to have a seminar . Exciting watch Thank Rener
I have had 2 classes so far and I cant believe how much I loved it. Im hooked and cant wait to put in some time.
Nobody:
Literally no one in existence:
Me introducing my new girl to da homies: 12:56
Lmao wtf
Just imagine if Tamba Hali had gone into martial arts instead of football. He would have been ridiculous.
Yes he would of but that woulda been a terrible life choice lmao he can make more in one year of professional football then probly a lifetime in mma
Quest4Truth
Troo
So it's all about the money lol? Last time I checked it's what you're passionate and wanting to do regardless of pay
+Matt Britzius nah because BJJ has weight classes. Had he been rolling with someone his size he'd have no chance.
Chuckles Sofronzo I said martial arts, not bjj in particular. Plus, you can't say he'd have no chance, because it's hypothetical to begin with. I was saying 'imagine if he had done combat sports from a young age.' If you'd bet against someone with that sort of size and athleticism coupled with years of training, you're crazy.
When they start sparring he begins to describe the guy like an animal
Get ready to have your mind blown...
All humans happen to also be animals.
When the instructor is knowledgable and talented, it makes learning fun. Well done...
Every city needs an instructor like you, God bless you man
9:33 when your girl says ,, lets do it again sweety )),, and you like
Imagine of the Gracie dude was actually trying
Ya those neck pokes would be the end!
damn rener is rolling with 275lb guy and not even feeling tired !
I was really amazed watching this video, my first time really to take interest in the sport, a lot of complex movements but at this pace level 1 to 2 this thing right here is just amazing I learned a lot..thank you sir!
Rener you make learning fun God bless you and the GRACIE family 👍
I’d be gassed after about 30 seconds.
nice beard, keep it
i need to learn this. i want to be able to beat up giant football players too.
Unless the giant football players know jiu jitsu like this guy too then you're fucked
+thedarkknight646 so true.
This isn't about beating people up, but yea I guess having the ability is nice
This is BJJ the sport not BJJ the street. I don't think Rener would win on the street because Tamba would out muscle him
Rener could have put Tamba in a lot of submissions or chokes throughout this entire thing. Watch the video where he takes 21 cops with no rest. Muscle doesn't matter to him.
yet another beautiful, full explanatory video from such passionate people. Really dig this.
The towel was badass! LOL. I always enjoy watching the Gracies!! Total love for the art they have.