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Jeran Miller
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2006
Owner and head instructor at the Frameworks Academy of Jiu-Jitsu in Casselberry, FL. First degree black belt in BJJ, brown belt in judo, and professional educator.
A simple front headlock escape (the sit-out/peek-out)
This is my favorite response to the front headlock, since it's easy, looks cool, and it often leads me to the back of my opponent. Get quick and smooth with it, and people will be pancaking into the mat as you move. Super satisfying.
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A front headlock dilemma (BJJ)
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The two primary options from a front headlock on the ground are (a) to choke, or (b) to go behind the opponent. Sort of like choking or armlocking from mount, you can really only defend one or the other. Going between the two is to a way to get ahead of the opponent and be certain that you accomplish at least one of your goals.
Simple Takedown/Mat Return from the Bodylock
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This is a simple, proven way of getting someone (back) onto the mat when you find yourself with your arms wrapped around their waist. It happens commonly when someone stands up from the turtle position or you manage to duck under one of their arms somehow. It's common in wrestling and MMA as well. Apologies for the audio issues. The mic got caught up in our rash guards at certain points. The Fr...
Simple Punch to Takedown Combo (Jab to double-leg)
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My gym is not an MMA gym, and I'm not an MMA instructor, but I make a point to be *sure* my students know how to deal with situations where punching and kicking is a possibility. Here's a simple combo of a jab to a double. The idea is to be able to put an aggressor on the ground without having to tie up, and the mechanics are solid. The Frameworks Academy of Jiu-Jitsu Casselberry, FL
Escaping the rear bodylock
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If you can manage to stand up from turtle, your next battle is likely to be freeing yourself from a rear bodylock. The way we do it is somewhat counterintuitive. I talk about that here, and show how we can break the grip using structure and bodyweight instead of raw strength. The Frameworks Academy of Jiu-Jitsu Casselberry, FL
Stabilizing Mount
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Helping a student with retaining mount after he gets it. Here I show him the basics of the low mount. The Frameworks Academy of Jiu-Jitsu Casselberry, FL
Teaching the Nearside Underhook Pass
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Going over the most underrated guard pass for the benefit of a student. Use it, and love it. The Frameworks Academy of Jiu-Jitsu Casselberry, FL
Ep. 6: The property inspector found TERMITES! Now what?!
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When buying a home in Florida, termites are definitely something to concern yourself with. How can you help protect yourself from buying a home with termites? And, if your property inspector finds some, what do you do about it? I explain here. My website: www.jeranmiller.com Add me on Facebook: jeranmillerrealtor Follow me on Instagram: jeranmillerrealtor More informa...
Ep. 1: A Tour of the Orlando Lotte Plaza Market
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A tour of the new Lotte Plaza Market in Orlando, by a person who spent four years in Korea. I'd like to do more things like this, where I tour interesting things going on in the Orlando and Tampa areas. Hope you like it! Find me on Facebook at jeran.miller or check out my website at www.jeranmiller.com !
Well demonstrated awesome
Thanks!
Great video, I learned a lot!! If a home was previously tented for termites in Orlando, should that deter me from considering it? Or would I need more info from an inspection?
That should absolutely not deter you. Given enough time, practically every home will need it around here. You just can't prevent drywood termites completely from getting in. Any inspector worth his or her salt will offer to have a certified person perform a wood-destroying organism (WDO) inspection as part of their work.
I just recently moved into a newly purchased townhouse built in the 70s. The place has drywood termites, although on the sellers disclosure he put that it has been treated and there have been no active termites for 2 years. I recently started having drywood swarmers appear throughout the house... Is it a very bad sign to be seeing swarmers in my house?
He was likely referring to a subterranean termite problem and treatment, but I can't be sure. There is effectively no way to prevent drywoods. You can only kill them after they appear. Swarmers are not *necessarily* a very bad sign, but it's certainly not ideal. Have a professional do an inspection and see if gassing the home is needed. Because your property is an attached townhouse, you'll likely need to have the entire building done in one go if it is needed. That would probably be a bit of a nightmare.
@@jeranmiller I went to a monthly HOA meeting where they told me if I can get my 5 other affixed neighbors to agree, then we can tent. I already half about half of them OK with it before figuring out pricing. Haven't spoken to the other 2 so hopefully I can get them on board
Just found this video and headed over same day. Now I’m headed back home with a bunch of goodies. Love the Korean beauty store!
Enjoy! It's a fun place to walk around and explore.
Thanks for the information
Sure thing. Feel free to reach out if you have questions on the matter.
Do you know if they sell loose leaf tea?
I believe they do, but I’m not 100% certain.
Great video!
Its look like other fruits came from Phils. Tamsak done .
Thanks for the video. I wonder if they have Li hing mui there.
thanks for sharing! planning on going there tomorrow
Thank you, my fellow Realtor! You just made my schedule for today; heading to Lotte Plaza shopping! Your video is AWESOME!!! Maybe you should start a new career as a reporter....love it!
Wall of fire!! you got me there!
Are there Japanese products?
Laura Donahue There are, yes. I don’t know much about them, but I know there are at least some there.
So you're saying don't worry about it too much, just plan on spending several thousand dollars every few years to keep them at bay? I think I'll just keep renting my cheap dumpy apartment.
Thats how people stay poor, not getting real estate
@@Jcasilleri LOL!!! Update: I bought myself a duplex recently. House hacking. Guess I spoke too soon.
Hi there. Sorry I missed this comment a year ago. Assuming you're using a fipronil treatment like Termidor, it would be every decade. If you'd prefer to save the money and take the risk regarding termites, it's a perfectly valid course of action. Everyone has different risk tolerance, and it's up to you.
@@danielmoore1232 "House hacking" is absolutely how I would do it if I were still single. Congrats on the purchase!
Jeran, my boy and I like going to Lotte, but we must've missed the banchan--ROAD TRIP from DELTONA!!!!! Just curious, what brought you to Seoul for 4 years? Did you have trouble assimilating, i.e. language, driving, etc.? Thanks for your vid, 체란!!!!
Rocka Flocka Hi! I taught English and did graduate school in the area around Seoul. Assimilating never really happened. In Korea, you’re kind of “one of us” or a “foreigner”, and there’s no crossing over really. That said, I did learn the language and culture, and I could get around with no issues. The only thing lacking at Lotte is really good kimchi! They’ve got some that are fine, but nothing like homemade. There is a guy that sells the good stuff at Winter Garden Farmer’s Market, though...
I love, love, love this video! Thanks for sharing. I'm heading up to Orlando this weekend from South Florida. I will definitely shop here
Vanessa Taylor Aw, thanks! I had fun making it. Glad you liked it so much.
U r the one who was talking to my daughter in Korean ! Just subscribed to u!
BITNA PARK Wow!! Hi!! Yes, that was me. :) My sister in law is also named 빛나! Thank you for subscribing! Do you live in Orlando, or were you just visiting?
Yes I live in Orlando. U did a good job making this video! Very informative !
BITNA PARK Thanks so much!
Do they have any soju there? More specifically, FLAVORED soju? If not, do you know of any stores in the Orlando/central Florida area that do have any of it? I’m currently on a hunt for it. lol Thanks in advance for the info!
Whoa! Flavored soju! Okay, they definitely have soju, but I can't recall if there are any flavored varieties. If they don't, two other places that may are the Woosung Oriental Market on Edgewater Drive and Dong A Supermarket on North Mills. Good luck, and thanks for watching!
Abc stores now carry original soju, but they have flavored soju at a liquor store off of Lee road called All Star liquors.