I utilize spider guard and leg lacing often however nobody at the school uses it. One of our partner schools came recently, I was able to use this video to aid in grip breaking against them when the attempt was there. Thank you for the upload!
Respect the technique shown in the video and person showing it. Don't come to his video to bash his competition strategy and dredge up the past. Good stuff, Keenan.
absolutely awesome, and very syntetic, instead of doing just spider, u show various situations that combine well. Im sure ur dvd guna be awesome, look forward to it.
Awesome video. I'm a brand new white belt and the ends of my sleeves always get gripped tight when I roll and was looking for a simple way to break that grip. Glad you showed the spider gaurd too, that's usually where it happens. The inside of my right bicep hates slide gaurd 😂
@@JiuJitsuTrashcan Yeah man just stay consistent. I competed as much as I could at white and blue, and did as many competition classes as possible. This definitely helped accelerate my progress a lot.
I like learning this for class but my main goal in BJJ is always to be able to protect myself on the street. Am I wrong thinking no gi is better for that ? Sorry, dumb white belt question. Thx
You are missing the point that Keenan, for all intents and purposes was and is a kid. A sapling of sorts. When you hear something about someone that you've entrusted your life to that you cannot soundly know for sure, it's realistic to hesitate. Give the young man a break and leave it alone. If what you are saying isn't meant for the edification or building up of a person or a situation, it is best left alone. I hope that answered your question and my God bless you. Keenan's a good kid.
@guyfriendly7 MY POINT EXACTLY! We both agree. You fought a war by 20 and I was a college freshman at 17 and was damn near ready to graduate at 20. We were taught a higher level of independence, we didn't have iPhones and all of this peripheral BS. We had more responsibility. That's not to speak less of Keenan. His WHOLE generation is like that. And for all intents and purposes, he has much growing up to do but the environment where he was, was not created for personal growth.
VERY important detail at 3:00
I utilize spider guard and leg lacing often however nobody at the school uses it. One of our partner schools came recently, I was able to use this video to aid in grip breaking against them when the attempt was there. Thank you for the upload!
Wow, I just noticed that in every video the way Keenan explains his methods is very clear, I can sense that he is a really good teacher. :D
Respect the technique shown in the video and person showing it. Don't come to his video to bash his competition strategy and dredge up the past.
Good stuff, Keenan.
It helps me a lot when people like Saulo Ribeiro talk for like ten minutes. I love it!
I like these wrist turning details. Definitely going to start playing with that. Thanks!
absolutely awesome, and very syntetic, instead of doing just spider, u show various situations that combine well. Im sure ur dvd guna be awesome, look forward to it.
I hear you and understand. Keenan is a SOLID kid. And I, as you, still refer to him as a kid.
Just had some issues with that belt grab this last weekend in competition. Thanks much for that advice!
Can’t wait to go breaking all the grips in my class tmr. ( *laugh in white belt* )
Keenan your reli gd. one of teh best
Came here to figure out how to break belt grips. Thank you
Thanks Keenan very good stuff.Oss
very very good, oss !
sensacional.. simples e eficiente boa expicação
this guy looks pretty good, someone promote him
Excellent
amazing stuff
I got remember all this!
Awesome video. I'm a brand new white belt and the ends of my sleeves always get gripped tight when I roll and was looking for a simple way to break that grip. Glad you showed the spider gaurd too, that's usually where it happens. The inside of my right bicep hates slide gaurd 😂
5 years later: how’s your BJJ journey going?
hahaha wow I forgot about this comment. I am a purple belt now. This comment is funny to read :)
@@bryann9182 damnnn. Purple belt in 5 years? That’s kinda cool to think as a possibility in the next 4 or so years for me.
@@JiuJitsuTrashcan Yeah man just stay consistent. I competed as much as I could at white and blue, and did as many competition classes as possible. This definitely helped accelerate my progress a lot.
Something is missing ....
Oh yeah, pink mouthguard. - E
Nice stuff man
Eep! Thank you.
Finally
Awesome, most show technique without grip breaking.
I like learning this for class but my main goal in BJJ is always to be able to protect myself on the street. Am I wrong thinking no gi is better for that ? Sorry, dumb white belt question. Thx
Do you have a release date for this DVD set yet? Where can we order or pre order it from? Thank you and i can't wait to get my copy!
nice
muito bom
0:11 - "Climb on top of me, and meet your doom!"
You are missing the point that Keenan, for all intents and purposes was and is a kid. A sapling of sorts. When you hear something about someone that you've entrusted your life to that you cannot soundly know for sure, it's realistic to hesitate. Give the young man a break and leave it alone. If what you are saying isn't meant for the edification or building up of a person or a situation, it is best left alone.
I hope that answered your question and my God bless you.
Keenan's a good kid.
@guyfriendly7 MY POINT EXACTLY! We both agree. You fought a war by 20 and I was a college freshman at 17 and was damn near ready to graduate at 20. We were taught a higher level of independence, we didn't have iPhones and all of this peripheral BS. We had more responsibility. That's not to speak less of Keenan. His WHOLE generation is like that. And for all intents and purposes, he has much growing up to do but the environment where he was, was not created for personal growth.