BJJ Talk with coach Zahabi + Advice to blue belts who want to transition to purple and much more...
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2020
- In this clip coach Zahabi gives advice answers your questions about BJJ. Is the transition from blue belt to purple the hardest? Why do Black belts sometimes let lower belts pass their guards or even mount them? These are some of thetopics discussed in this clip
Use the Guillotine to control your opponents - Never have your Guillotine past again! Whenever you attempt a Guillotine you should choke your opponent or use the guillotine to get on top. It happens all the time, grapplers go for a guillotine and end up on bottom side-control or fight hard to re-guard spending needles energy. In this video Coach Zahabi will teach you several HIGHLY EFFECTIVE ways to counter you opponent's guillotine defenses and passes.
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In this video you will learn what to do when your opponent stacks you, you will learn the Switcheroo, a maneuver that is highly effective and reliable for when your opponent is already passing your Guillotine. You will learn the Up and Over (AKA Gravity Boots), a maneuver that is worth 5 times the cost of this video alone! Once you learn the Up and Over you will be able to attempt Guillotine after Guillotine without the fear of ending up on the bottom or being crushed under you opponents weight. This video is packed with moves to insure your Guillotine attacks never backfire.
Coach Zahabi is a Black Belt under John Danaher and is known for his UNIQUE and CONCISE teaching style. This video is PACKED with AMAZING DETAILS that will take your Guillotine game to the next level.
This instructional is suitable to those with a minimum of 6 month of BJJ experience. The some details and maneuverers require an adequate level of experience to both comprehend and execute. So wether you are a white belt or a black belt this video will greatly improve you game! Length of video is approximately 40 min with ZERO FLUFF or DEAD TIME. You receive more content in this video than you would in a 3hr seminar for a fraction of the cost.
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Coach. These snippets are gold. Please continue making them 🙏🏽
This channel is gold.
I would like it if the snipped was abit longer.. maybe 10-15 min.
“Big disrespect” lmfaooooooo I’m dead
i just got my purple belt tonight. cool video!
Congrats ... I cannot wait to get mine. Will be another two years at least I guess ^^
@@franzneubauer6877 thanks brada. just keep at it. stretching twice a day had a big impact on my jiu jitsu
@@kimosanders8727
Congrats. Have you ever used a grappling dummy? Right now I'm using one to get 1000+ reps drilled on many of the fundamentals to close the skill gap for when I can return to regular class. I'm hoping to develop my skills to have much more success against the higher ranks in a shorter period of time and already have a lot of rolling experience but just have never had the time, partners, or resources to get a lot of repetition for drilling until I got my dummy.
@@makekotor3722 get that work in. I havent used one before. My gym in Hawaii is open so I'm training 5x a week
@@kimosanders8727 I'm almost at 1000 reps for the arm triangle and already have 1000 completed for other techniques and many others in the process that I'm working on. That's great that you are able to train that much a week. You're halfway to black belt. Keep up the great work.
I let both lower and higher belts get positions on me in order to train the stuff I'm currently working on. If someone feels disrespected by that, they should tell me, so that I can explain the reasons for doing so - or they could just leave their big ego outside the gym :)
oh shut up about "ego" Everyone has it, its rampant in jiujitsu. It is sort of disrespectful when another lets you get into position (without explaining yourself before rolling). On days Im ready to test myself and push, the last thing I want is for someone to give something up just cause Im a lower belt. It is sometimes a cop out for higher belts who are getting out classed by a lower belt also, you could be passing etc and they give it up, with an excuse "I wanted to be in that position". I say, communicate before the roll so we all know whats going on.
Other guys right. Just tell them what you want to work on.
"I'm doing halfguard for a while" I'm doing mount escapes for a while" usually people will readily funnel into it because they want to help you
@returnfreedom you sound butthurt lol 😆
This is very useful, I've been trying to work off of my back more and get my guard better. I was told that the difference between a blue belt and a purple belt is their guard, and mine still sucks lol.
Mine does too. I'm considering doing private lessons so that I can get better. I wanna get my purple belt in 2 yrs.
Gold quality advice
Coach you're the man
Haha! I hate bottom side control too, and even though I'm still a white belt I would start the roll from bottom side control to practice my escapes (and just surviving). Helped immensely!
Very wise words.
900th like well deserved
That Inigo Montoya name tag had me busting up at the start
Nice Tshirt!
We do positional sparring all the time - no disrespect…
Can we take a second to appreciate the shirt Coach was wearing.... #ifyouknowyouknow
This is brilliant mashallah - thank you , love the content and instructional videos! The drums sound awesome - where can I find that drum beat??
marshmellow brother!
firas you have answered a somewhat complicated question in less than 2 minutes I am very impressed
notification gang!
What do you think is most important about going from purple to brown
I love your name tag classic quote hahahahahahah 😂
Is it really the hardest transition, why the level between Brown and purple level seems so big?
Blue to purple belt is hard because a lot of purple belts are held back from becoming brown and black when they KNOW that they will compete. There are a lot of purples who can tap black belts but pretty much no blue belts that can do the same. This is ok and respectable, do what you need to do as a coach to win. But let us not pretend that this happens.
Regardless, if you use this as an excuse, then you are the reason why you aren't a purple belt yet.
I know a few!
Coach is right you’re way better off rolling with someone when they’re better than you that takes it easy
not in a disrespectful way
in a way that benefits both of you
instead of just finishing off everybody that you’re a lot better than
that’s silly
Matter fact I will try to roll only with higher belts that have a heart
care about your progress
Unless you're absolutely crushing the other person, you can't get mad at them letting you get control. If you can't consistently submit and dominate a person after getting control of them, then it is you who needs to put away the ego and start improving.
And even then, perhaps they just want to practice getting out of an inferior position?
i think the link is broken
Side control bottom is my worst position
What would the general time from blue to purple? 3 yrs?
I think it depends on when you received your blue belt. For instance I got my blue belt after 3 years of training, maybe it's gonna take 2 years to obtain my purple belt, cause I will have spent 5 years on the mats to that moment
I know a guy who did blue to purple I a year and a half but he is very good and is committed training and competing a lot
I got my purple after 4 years at blue, 2-3 days a week.
@@opinionmaximus that’s cool. I will be really happy if I get it in 4 years. Yet 1 year already passed I still feel like the same new blue. I train 3-4 times a week.
@@lunazhang6010 I tell people all the time I really didn't feel like I was "learning" BJJ until Blue belt 2 stripe, about 4 and a half years in. Keep it up. 😁
"My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die". Princess Bride w André Le Géant
Dont want to disappoint guys that are upperbelts, but I come from the 15 year ngi grappling, 2 years gi blue belt, each time I roll with purples, of course they submit me, but from rushing with their pure atlhleticism and explosive speed.
I never got an opportunity to have technical exchanges. And when it happend, like twice, I got the best of em and they reverted back to their pure explosive speed and athleticism.
I got me thinking, is this what the BJJ purple belt is all about, speed, explosiveness, athleticism, conditioning ? Man, if that is it, I'll go join a crossfit gym and jack my body and come back, one of our grappling student is doing that exactly, cause like me, he realized purple belters were that fast, that explosive and that athletic.
I'm disappointed at this point.
Strangely, Roy Dean's students are among the most technical purples I viewed so far.
He is ONE if not THE greatest coach out there however he does that “Why?” thing at 1:50 in almost every video I have seen of him. 😂 Still though what he says is top shelf coaching.
It’s a style of teaching, where you ask the students questions and they answer. but in video format it’s not so much a 2 way conversation.
Princess Bride! You commented first, but I noticed first.
belts don't win fights, technique wins fights.
what if you got your purple belt and then went and got your ass kicked in a street fight?
always focus on technique and getting better
Are you allowed to compete in the purple belt division as a blue belt?
In absolute division yes
I did in NO-GI. I was a blue and they put me up against purples. Might depend on the tournament.
In a small tournament they putted me against a purple when i was white.
I lost after overtime 2-0 what a shame
that thumbnail lol
Well, try side control bottom in the Gi. That is just awfull!
Coach
For the most part I dominate Purple Belts my age , younger guys including some white belts (wrestlers and whites with a year of training) give more trouble than my peers of the same age.
I'm a Blue and have been for a long time. I don't feel like I'll ever be a legit purple if I cant easily finish a 4 stripe white -wrestling background or not.
Just my 2 cents - it’s about the matchups as much as the belts and remember every blue belt is gonna have white belt and purple belt days; same with all the other belts, purples have blue belt and occasionally a brown belt day, etc.
"I'm having trouble with people who are physically superior to me"
Yeah no shit. Don't feel bad about it, if you don't like it learn to ignore it or hit the gym
What is this idea of being disrespected by being aloud to take a position come from? This is just ridiculous to me. I’m a 42 year old mid level blue belt. After about 4 or 5 rolls in a class I always ask my new opponent if he/she has any particular positions they want to start at. I ask this to the brown belts and lower. I almost find it more respectful. It’s hard to get people at more advanced levels in positions that you would like to work from with that skill. I tried to hold down one of our professors in side control the full 5 min round. I only was able to keep him in side control no more than 5 secs, then we reset. I felt that it was an honor. The next time I had a higher level white or good blue belt in side control I could do better than before. There are huge advantages to isolating positions, particularly bad positions and working out from them.
why are belts so important for bjj.. but non existent in boxing, muay thai and kickboxing???
Because BJJ is a child art of Judo , Judo had used the belt system since Jigoro Kano instituted it. That's why.
@@jackmehoff915 cool
@@jackmehoff915 i asked why people consider belts important..not the history.
wrestlers dont chase belt colours, why do you?
Or the real question could be why isn’t there belts/ranks in boxing or wrestling
@@LocalLannister thats one perspective...
but maybe it shows a ranking system that isnt necessarily needed for technical and athletic growth in that sport?
Anigo Montoya lol
Overall, this is sound advice. The exception: we've got a blue belt who's trained about 2 years, who regularly smashes black belts in local tournaments. He went to ADCC trials against black belts and went 3/1 against black belts. Is he a black belt? No. He's a blue belt. He's just probably one of the best blue belts in the world.
Hey lets remove belt system. I have seen so many people wearing colored belt but no skill.
I know a woman that went from white belt to purple belt in about 16 months. Absolute joke.
Was it in BJJ?
@@felixdewinter3484 Yeah. Fast tracked.
I mean did she have previous grappling experience?
yall worry about belts too much
Buggy choke guy
I'm a white and I'm going to beat this purple I got my eye on