I first learnt that mount escape with your content here on the net, and since that, ive never more tried to escape bridgeing to end on their closed guard, because (for me), for a half guard player that likes to trap and lock on the half guard constantly, end up on their closed guard really sucks. To know that now being mounted its no more the end of the line like before but just another position that will add another layer to my game its truly a game changer. Its ridiculous how your content its evolving the Jiu Jitsu of others and even saving people of quit the art. Keep it up sir. Much respect.
Another thought - on this video , that big step out to the side with the left leg, prior to pushing their knee over your thigh - that makes total sense because you are essentially making your thigh more perpendicular to the line that their knee will travel . That means that the line of knee travel for them will only be the distance from the front of your thigh to the rear of your thigh, rather than a longer line of travel running more along the length of your thigh if your leg was less perpendicular. The less distance their knee has to travel, all other things being equal, the better for you
Que suerte tienen tus alumnos de tener un profesor como tu. Desde que e empezado a estudiar tus videos mi juego a mejorado enormemente. Empece comprendiendo el lockdown y eso me a llevado a tener un juego de half guard decente . Raspados, silla electrica, escapes y un largo etc etc. Muchísimas gracias BM y salud y feliz año para ti y tus seres queridos 🙏
THANK YOU ! Love the detail about the wide lateral swing out with the left leg before sliding their knee over your thigh. Also love the detail about , initially , not getting your elbow too deep into their inner thigh/ knee so that they can just move forward past it and go for triangle stuff . Just a really excellent video on the details . Keep them coming. Honestly, some the THE very best info on TH-cam for Jiu Jitsu
Thank you so much! I was stuck under a 270 Ibs 2 nights ago and I tried this and didn't work because the detailed that you just mentioned wasn't there, I didn't bring him over the center line of hips, I tried to force it while he was lower then hips and dude was heavy and strong af😢
what's up, Long Island! Getting crushed is part of the game early on. But the quicker you learn to deal with it, the quicker you'll be able to start putting some offense together. I have a free course that is literally called "How to Stop Getting Crushed." If you are interested it's at www.nogihelper.com
sorry to be so offtopic but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost the password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Evan Kabir thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
So, again, I don’t come from a 10th Planet Gym, so lockdown is something I kind of started doing on my own. Being kind of a novice to lockdown stuff, I have mainly used it against great big people just simply to move them a little bit south , away from my neck , away from the suffocation spot on my chest , so I can breathe again sometimes. It has been very useful for that . But I am looking to get better at the whip out or whip up techniques that I am picking up on your videos. What I am gathering so far is that the whip out or whip up techniques seem to be mainly a combo of alternating between bringing my knees to my chest and then extending , and maybe back and forth with those moves, all the while looking to make them post with an arm so I can get under hooks and get to my side. Is this correct ?
Your ability to teach the why, for every step and in real time, is bad ass! 🙏
Appreciate that!
I first learnt that mount escape with your content here on the net, and since that, ive never more tried to escape bridgeing to end on their closed guard, because (for me), for a half guard player that likes to trap and lock on the half guard constantly, end up on their closed guard really sucks. To know that now being mounted its no more the end of the line like before but just another position that will add another layer to my game its truly a game changer. Its ridiculous how your content its evolving the Jiu Jitsu of others and even saving people of quit the art. Keep it up sir. Much respect.
I love that feedback. I’m so happy it’s been helping you
My kiddo just learned this at 10th Planet San Diego. Well the first half before the lockdown. Love you content coach.
Brandon, the final of your escape is insane !! I never see that move before !! Thank you !! Always I very appreciate your explanation.
A true gem of a coach. Learning so much all the way from Canada
Another thought - on this video , that big step out to the side with the left leg, prior to pushing their knee over your thigh - that makes total sense because you are essentially making your thigh more perpendicular to the line that their knee will travel . That means that the line of knee travel for them will only be the distance from the front of your thigh to the rear of your thigh, rather than a longer line of travel running more along the length of your thigh if your leg was less perpendicular. The less distance their knee has to travel, all other things being equal, the better for you
Que suerte tienen tus alumnos de tener un profesor como tu.
Desde que e empezado a estudiar tus videos mi juego a mejorado enormemente. Empece comprendiendo el lockdown y eso me a llevado a tener un juego de half guard decente . Raspados, silla electrica, escapes y un largo etc etc. Muchísimas gracias BM y salud y feliz año para ti y tus seres queridos 🙏
¡Muchas gracias por ver los videos! ¡Y estoy muy contento de saber que te han sido de ayuda!
Thanks for this. Very informative. I use the lockdown alot. I always forget about the whip down. Thanks for reminding me.
Love these!
THANK YOU ! Love the detail about the wide lateral swing out with the left leg before sliding their knee over your thigh. Also love the detail about , initially , not getting your elbow too deep into their inner thigh/ knee so that they can just move forward past it and go for triangle stuff . Just a really excellent video on the details . Keep them coming. Honestly, some the THE very best info on TH-cam for Jiu Jitsu
That’s good stuff!
Thank you so much! I was stuck under a 270 Ibs 2 nights ago and I tried this and didn't work because the detailed that you just mentioned wasn't there, I didn't bring him over the center line of hips, I tried to force it while he was lower then hips and dude was heavy and strong af😢
Thank you for the video! greetings 10P Long Island - White belt being crushed from the bottom 90% of the time :)
what's up, Long Island! Getting crushed is part of the game early on. But the quicker you learn to deal with it, the quicker you'll be able to start putting some offense together. I have a free course that is literally called "How to Stop Getting Crushed." If you are interested it's at www.nogihelper.com
Very nice
This is my game right here. Thanks BMac for teaching the basics so well.
sorry to be so offtopic but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Lyric Ishaan instablaster =)
@Evan Kabir thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Evan Kabir It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my account !
@Lyric Ishaan you are welcome :)
You should go on mastering the system my mans, whip over never worked until now
Thanks man. I’ve been on there a few times!
I like itch
So, again, I don’t come from a 10th Planet Gym, so lockdown is something I kind of started doing on my own. Being kind of a novice to lockdown stuff, I have mainly used it against great big people just simply to move them a little bit south , away from my neck , away from the suffocation spot on my chest , so I can breathe again sometimes. It has been very useful for that . But I am looking to get better at the whip out or whip up techniques that I am picking up on your videos. What I am gathering so far is that the whip out or whip up techniques seem to be mainly a combo of alternating between bringing my knees to my chest and then extending , and maybe back and forth with those moves, all the while looking to make them post with an arm so I can get under hooks and get to my side. Is this correct ?
yes exactly
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“I want to put a stick between she and I”
I think he’s going to be sleeping in the sofa for a good month.
Great deets, thank you. But let’s be real for a sec; why would you ever want to escape her mount? Badoom-ching!
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Dude thank you so much