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Dude - this means a lot. Your videos are rad. Hope you start making them again.

Probably because over/under doesnt happen in space very often. Most the time people end up on the fence and it turns into fence grappling with small time windows for judo play

@@AveryBlueRemix Great point, I only trained judo for short periods but I think there is place for overhook for elbows and throws but you need control opponents wrist with other hand to keep underhook away and create enough space for strikes/trips Few people who utilized this is Peter Yan and being able to punish opponents for trying to smother was huge part of his pressure game

I'm not experienced with Uchi Matas but I have been practicing them. For a noob like me, it seems like an underhook is better cause you can lift them at the armpit and the leg. Why is an overhook better?

Thanks - they’re just prepackaged instrumentals

One of those things that has been a thing in freestyle for decades yet is slow to make it over to MMA for whatever reason. Think the same thing will eventually happen with heel hooks/ashi entries

@@biscobisco1882 for sure, mma meta is fascinating for that reason. From so many outsiders there’s really obvious stuff like “why isn’t everyone doing this” but it’s so trend based in mma. Cage wrestling being maybe the only unique thing to mma?

@@nelsonkuna I think another MMA specific grappling trend is the preference for flattened out half guard over passing to side control or mount. Seems like the risk reward of attempting to pass and opening up to scramble is really hindered by ground and pound

​@@biscobisco1882 its because its so much to learn when it coems to mma. You need a solid fundamental base in your base art before you even try to have nuance in that one art. Imagine also having to shore up your holes and then put together a gameplan for your fight and still have to learn and do strength training, endurance training, putting it all together, separating it to sharpen your skills, putting it all together again, separating it and sharpening your skills, then putting it all together snd sharpening your skills in MMA itself. Contrary to what people think, mma guys do compete in specific sports like amateur boxing, kickboxing and bjj tourneys before doing amateur mma. How tf do the all rounders even do it?!?!

And how is your comment related to the video buddy

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lol wut

Nice guess on the Taekwondo. You should start a youtube series where you challenge TKD blackbelts and fight them.

@@Spiritof_76 Why do you think I should do that?

that was an insane throw lol rolled him like a pancake

shit makes me wish karo parisyan was still around

Whizzer hip throws are difficult to master but pay off dividends and look so impressive!

1. Jayrod turned away from the cage 2. The body triangle isn’t enhanced by being able to punch someone, it would allow for more movement making it easier to turn 3. Gloves wouldn’t have effected the escape 4. Volk is just a worse grappler and so is nearly everyone in the UFC compared to the guys at WNO.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@jax1529 “the body triangle isn’t enhanced by being able to punch someone” 10 hammerfists to the side of the head while you’re going with both hands for the leg says otherwise. People from ufc might be worse grapplers because being able to punch changes a lot, same way they are worse strikers than boxers. It’s a different sport.

@@-DMD- the fact you think hammer fists from back control hurt tells me all I need to know about how much you know about MMA LMFAO 💀💀💀

@@jax1529 as someone who actually trains those positions in both MMA and nogi, hammerfists don't need to be that hurtful, they have to be annoying. Also, try taking those hammerfists in a sanctioned bout, you go with 10-15+ unaswered you might be risking getting the fight stopped unless it's Mazzagatti in a UFC title fight.

@@TheDrakkedoggy it won’t get stopped if ur actively digging at the body triangle, (I train too). And even if u were correct it doesn’t change the rest of what I said 🗿

I agree, definitely a good tip to know for pure jiu jitsu but when your getting punched in the face things do change a little

The real reason we don't see this used isn't because of punches, it's because most people don't feel comfortable creating a 2 on 1 hand fight to get out of the body triangle due to threat if the choke. This will work with or without striking

you're going to eat punches to escape while keeping your neck safe using this or sit there and just eat punches...

Still a brilliant escape , but having done both . Ive watched black belts defeated by white belts in Mma , chuck a few punches into the Mix and shes a whole different ball game .

@@ClwnJuNkY 100% accurate 👍

Stop glazing bro

@@SuperNachtAktiv Jay Rod's burner lol

Whatever makes you happy buddy 😅

@@SuperNachtAktiv The best part is people think Gordon came up with way more stuff than he did lol like John doesn't exist or Marcelo Garcia isn't real

Like Natalia did? Like Big Dan does? You know they lose too right?

Deadass all it does it put pressure there and make the ankle a little uncomfortable.

while the guy is punching your face lol

I bet you he didn't. In fact I bet you he doesn't watch any tutorials.

@@littlebighumancom but it's a play by play how Gordon teaches body triangle escapes cammon?

@@sammalama techniques and escapes already existed before someone made an tutorial about them

​@@levoderso7469 yeah dude. All of those leg locks people do now just popped into their head randomly. No instructionals needed. The techniques just existed. They even learned the defence to leg locks just based on them existing. I bet youre a joy to be around

@@carmentrimm7659 should have said gordon in particular. dont be so emotional and get off his nuts. Techniques in todays bjj are common, widespread and not of one individual. If you want to credit someone, Danaher is the better choice since gordon is his student

I don't know if there is a "best" but high elbow guillotines are generally versatile and afford sweeping ability

​@@OpenNoteGrappling Guillotine is a good theme for a post, i read your post in the front headlock, Very good stuff