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Learned a lot from this video. Very clear instructions. Thank you 🙏🏼

So good. Bravo! 👏👏👏

Fantastic, thank you.

Loved when he heel hooked his own brother and didnt even help him up.

Greg you are paying it forward. You are absolutely devoted to the process..

I wish there is more of foundational behavior class

Will be using this as the base for the next class over here in Amsterdam - great concrete and usable content Greg!

how do you get a beginner to refine a technique such as " figure 4" to properly finish a kimura or americana ? at some point you have to dive into specific details for proper application.

None of this is new or revolutionary … just another guy using twenty five cent words when a nickel will do..

No need to put other people down. Your great work shows. Keep going, stay strong & positive and you will elevate everybody around you. Unless you want to become a fight promoter ...

This is unreal content. There's a lot of skill and experience in creating these games in a way that helps players develop efficiently. I really hope you can put out more content like this.

He never said what these "coaches" are doing wrong, but at all his seminars nobody gets this guy's teaching style, they're always questioning his "games" ,dont bash other Professors and maybe give some insight on how you do things , quit trying to make jiujitsu more complicated than it is!💯

Are we getting a WNO vlog?

Hola, los invito a aprender este movimiento de arm lock en este video: th-cam.com/video/UFFKl2ctYXc/w-d-xo.html

Coach Greg you need to release more vids/tutorials like this one Incredibly helpful

I've shared this video with so many people. Thanks for the great info! Discovering the invariables is a really good challenge as a coach. Helps to flush out what's important.

So you broke the arm bar down step by step, start from the end game working back, and positional sparred it. Gee, how edgy and unique.

I really enjoy these videos about teaching, and I don’t do jiu jitsu; the tips are just as helpful. Thank you and the submitters.

Great Video, thank you! Talking about the games really helped me get the difference between positional sparring and contraints led games

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Love this!

dropping to your butt and playing footsie should be so heavily penalized that no one wants to do it anymore.

I am blue belt and in the game for 7 years. This ecological approach is mind blowing, it keeps the class interesting whilst acquiring grappling skills. This is exceptional!

I really like really like the plain black gym

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Im extremely intrigued! How do I get more info like this?!

Is there a database somewhere that has these games listed or a youtube video with alot of them? I want to start doing this but I want to use games that other people have done and thought of.

Looks really fun, but what is the advantage of mini games over position rolling from that position

Hey, does this coach have an official training program we can purchase online ? This training style would be perfect for my kids.

what shade of lipstick is bro wearing tho?

Yeah… tell that to nicky rod

Bro imagine a cop trying to arrest greg “Put my hands behind my back? Well which part of my back? My upper back? My lower back? How would you define what is behind my back per se”?

Awesome video, huge wins. The jiujitsu is so good! So much to glean from this.

Nice slide by oooooof🔥

So basically these games ARE driling. Its just live drilling rather than stagnant drilling. So you shouldnt say you dont drill. What you should say is that you've inovated drilling IMHO

I have a question... So why wouldn't step by step on how you do an armbar from mount along side games like this hurt or be a waste of time ?.. if you can give the answers to the general problem and have the student find the ways to apply the answers within the games how does that become a waste of time... Sometimes with new students its a matter of them feeling their body move within positions without the resistance because they have never moved in such a way before ...

That hand separation was just...muah!

Nonspecific instructions, just objectives to fight for. Nice!

Thanks. This helps understand your terminology.

I come back to this video for inspiration. Watching D win gets better every time.

What ratio do you recommend for specific task based games/training vs more open positional sparring? Example 15min specific game and 15min open positional ?

It sounds like trash talk but his point is that most coaches don’t study best teaching/learning practices

Thanks for This

I've been doing Jiu-jitsu 30 years and coaching for 20 years. this is amazing!! definitely the next evolution of the sport

Wow! That was amazing! I watched this video after seeing the ecopalooza seminar video and Im so glad I watched it and this video of an actual class! Your theory concepts and style are very interesting and educational I like how it's basic easy to understand and makes sense it reminds me of how in the animal kingdom the lions teach their cubs to hunt in a playful active way as they don't speak or exactly have a language they don't tell them what to do same with the cubs and how they play is all geared to the hunt and learn via action active movement situations not in drills and told how to do a technique for example no one tells them to jump and grab on the back of a zebra use their body weight and claws to take them down pin them to the ground and bite the throat of the zebra anyway this is my humble opinion also I'd be interested to to know if these theory and concept can work with other martial arts more the striking rather than grappling? Hopefully you will be able to reach the UK as I'd love to get taught this way..

Question: in this approach, is there any room for a coach to introduce a potentially novel idea that may not occur to the trainee due to the technique being so far outside of the knowledge scope? For instance, when isolating an arm for an armlock, a former coach introduced to me the idea of the attacker doing an Americana formation with his own arm to undo the defender's arm knot, which was very counterintuitive, effective, and something I never would have been unlikely to figure out on my own, though this technique did apparently occur to Ryan Hall at some point. To be clear: this approach is very interesting and much of the value is evident from even a casual observation.

How do I get my games to you?

Nice work y'all.

uhh can we get a shoutout for lil homie Kevin?

Could not agree more about Very Hard To Submit. So true bro.