Striker vs High Lvl BJJ Black Belt
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What a great time that was!! Hardest MMA rounds I've had in a long time. Glad the rounds ended up so entertaining. A true testament too of how to spar with hard effort but without sparring hard. Was so exhausted after and the next day lol
Awesome sparring session, how much do you weigh btw?
Why don't you pick on someone your own size next time, huh? 😜😂
That was awesome to watch! You're so smooth on the ground, almost looks effortless at times. Thank you for this!
@@chvjdvpa3746 I think he is 185 vs 135 for Jeff.
Next
Jordan vs Firas Zahabi or GSP
Wow!! Good job coach
"This is what it should've looked like"
Me everyday in the gym......
hahaha
Lmao
Haha been there almost done that!😀
@Uchizaza relax man
Damn XD
These high-level, well-edited sparring matches are more entertaining than some UFC main events, and are worth rewatching.
Thanks man!
expecially because the way that he breaks down the fight can teach you some strategies and tecniques
TBF these days this is more entertaining then many of the UFC events
This has got to be one of the most well put together TH-cam videos I’ve ever seen. Man gets straight to the point, and the entire video is packed with action and explanations
thanks for watching!!
ay man i just uploaded my first ever fight please lmk what i can work on if you can check it out 🔥🔥🥊
breaking down a fight like this just shows to casual viewers how insanely technical grappling is. A lot of people (me included) look at grappling and just see two guys rolling around, only realising someone's victory at the final moment. This breakdown of the fight helps me understand every step of the way, which is just amazing.
cheers!
ay man i just uploaded my first ever fight please lmk what i can work on if you can check it out 🔥🔥🥊
Cool sparring session. I love the “this is what is should have looked like” parts. You so eloquently expressed what we all feel when our game plans don’t quite pan out.
But yeah, this dude has some serious skills, especially timing his shots.
Coach Ramsey, would love to see a podcast with you and Jeff!
You just wrote what I was I was gonna write! :D
thanks Ramsey!
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@BIGFOOOOOT me grappling with wrestlers lmaooo
Wow this was both entertaining and informational! I'm a big fan of this format where you're breaking down what each athlete is trying to do and then included clips of examples of what it should've looked like if your attempt worked! A very high quality video! Thanks, Coach!
thank you josh!!
@@MMAShredded agree 100%, please more of this
@@MMAShreddedAgreed. As a huge MMA fan, I’m glad to have found your channel. So much information in this video I love it
I couldn't agree more Jeff is the man. This is why I love his stuff.
Honestly thats incredible to see the difference in levels on the ground! But tbh if you guys were to actually fight an mma fight, you would strike way harder. And that would probably change the way he closes the distance. If he was scared of your striking he would probably make mistakes. Exactly what happened here where you were scared of his takedowns.
Exactly the grappler has the advantage in mma sparring because the striker can't go 100 % in their striking while the grappler can go 100% in their grappling.
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu Exactly!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu you still did awesome nonetheless.
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu good point. Nonetheless, awesome twister setup there.
I agree, but because I would strike harder and probably commit more, it also leaves me even more open to Jordan's takedowns!
Bro, I truly believe this is one of the best videos you've ever posted.
We need more mma sparring sessions and breakdowns!!!!
Keep it up 😘
thanks for the support and feedback!!!
@@MMAShredded Agreed. This format of what it should have looked like (showing it working) and what the opponent is trying to do really puts things in perspective.
Probably the best MMA video learning channel. Tried and tested.
Great vid, thanks man. I really liked how you showed what a 'successful' attempt on some of those techniques would have looked like. Helps visualise what you were trying to do. Keep it up!
thank you bro!!
At 4:27 the "I'm sorry" and the "nope" is classic. Awesome to watch, and great breakdown per usual Jeff. Love your content!
hahahaha thanks for watching!
ay man i just uploaded my first ever fight please lmk what i can work on if you can check it out 🔥🔥🥊
@@emmittmaximus6619 I’ll awnser since he didn’t, keep your hands up more and pump the jab a lot more, you may know this now cause it’s 6minths later but pump the Jan and use your reach you were taller.
I'm really glad you show what moves that weren't successful would've looked like if they were, it makes the experience so much more fun and shows how talented both of you are.
thanks for watching!!
5:29 One of the best punches in the history of MMA) You're good.
thanks for watching!!!
Hahaha
When sparring becomes art. Incredible. Super informative as well, I appreciate the care and effort that went into making this. Instant sub.
:) thx!
This video is so good! The way you narrated over the top to explain every single step of what was going on, the interlaced short clips of what it should be like had it been done correctly, seriously one of the best learning videos I’ve seen. Great job.
thank you!!
@mmashredded is a guy who never shy's away from sparring with tough, smart training partners. Great colaboration guys! Amazing edit, with honest self assessment, on top of useful links and credit given where due.
WOW!
Fascinating view inside the business and mind of two all around brilliant martial arts professionals. This stuff takes a lot of planning and coordination to put together on top of the effort and risk balance of pushing each other in training (especially when you are from separate gyms.)
Total win all around!
thank you for your support bro!!
I was waiting for this, watched your rolling footage on Jordan’s channel. You guys are great. Love the content!!!!
thank you bro!!
Great adjustments in the sparring matches Jeff Chan! Would have been a different tempo if your rd 3 sparring round adjustments came at the beginning, but Jordan’s patience/endurance timed the takedowns into the grappling exchanges so well, and when he got you into any of the pinning positions he wasn’t letting go.
ill try to do better next time ! :P
Thanks for doing this, Jeff and Jordan. With a video like this, it would be valuable to hear commentary from both of you. I'd like to know what both of you are thinking at different points of the match. Looking forward to the next video. Cheers!
thanks bro!!
that twister was something of a legend! It was truly a chess game watching you two roll.
thanks for watching!!
That was an excellent exhibition of some awesome sparring. I love the way you do the "This is what it should have looked like" segments. You're great at explaining everything.
I'm happy to have found this by chance. I watched twice.
thank you!!!
What an awesome video - been waiting for this! A great display of skill and ‘alive’ sparring without trying to take each other’s heads off.
thank you for watching!!
Always like watching your channel!
It’s honestly pretty difficult to have light striking against full on grappling. If there’s no consequence for the grappler then they can basically ignore the strikes. This happens quite often. the grappler generally has the advantage in this circumstance…
With that said, it’s kind of hard to do safe sparring any other way. Great video! Thanks!
thanks for watching!!
Exactly what i was thinking
I want to see a heavy high level muay thai go against him
I've been a subscriber for a long time and I love your content. I also train under Jordan so It's really cool watching your collab! Keep up the great work Jeff!
thats awesome man lucky to have him as a coach! and thanks for the support!
Your fight breakdowns are the best I've seen, the breakdown of every detail that was successful or a failure, and showing what success would look like, amazing. Also such an entertaining style of striking. Much love and respect
Thanks so much !!
@@MMAShredded you are absolutely welcome
This was such a cool collaboration! I love both your channels! Yours, Jordan's, and Jedi does Jujitsu are the best channels!! Yall have helped me so much on the Matts you don't even know it!
You think jedi is better than teach me grappling? 🤔
thanks for watching!!
@@paragon1782 I dknt think I have watched that channel!
@@andrewwalden7180 go check it out. It's a black belt/ wrestling coach that puts out content like 4 times a week
Bruh your videos are super high quality. You`re the best martial arts channel on TH-cam.
You've improved so much! I really enjoyed the narration on what was going on, as it really helped me to keep up with the fairly quick pace of your sparring. It was also cool seeing a picture-in-picture of what you were going for. Great video!
thanks for watching bro!!!
what an excellent narrated sparring session, very useful educational tool. and your own jiujitsu skills are extremely solid (and very technical, which I love to see in MMA guys) too, which I guess just goes to show how good Jordan is that he was so dominant on the ground. Edit: I should mention your striking looked awesome too, also super technical, but that's so far over my head I wouldn't even be able to meaningfully comment on it
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thanks for your support bro!!!
I was just going to take a sneak into this video but ended watching almost the entire thing because I was genuinely engrossed in the narration and the awesome technique. This is a great video. Dude your head movement is amazing.
thanks for the support!!
This was one of the coolest MMA related things I saw lately, very interesting to watch and informational thanks to comentary and example vids. Nice work.
thank you for watching!!
Big thumbs up for the honesty of showing how this went. Mad respect for any content creator who show sparring or rolls where it didn't go their way.
thanks!!
Wow man the dedication ,
The amount of time both y’all put in to your craft is inspiring!!!!
thank you!!
Nice sparring session and I really like the “this is what is should have looked like” clips. Wonderful work.
thanks for the feedback!!
Both your channels are great. Thanks for posting.
thanks for watching!
Love this video it's awesome especially how your explaining everything from your viewpoint which isn't easy when your backing up and trying to gain a better advantage point.
Goes to show how much more work is needed against a bigger and heavier opponent especially when they have experience to back it up
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Wonderful analysis Jeff. Very well put together video of a great sparring session. Thanks to you both for agreeing to do this!
thanks so much :)
This is a thing of beauty, waking up to you uploading a new vid and whatsmore, THE ONE about you and Jordan doing some sparring, having breakfast while watching it, Thank you for uploading Jeff !
thanks for watching!!!!
This has become my favorite Chanel. Keep up the good work👊
thank you!!
Loving this. Please pair up again. Great job both. And the breakdown and pauses were top notch.
thanks for the feedback!
Excellent work gentlemen. 👏 Third round was most interesting to me as Jeff figured out how to use his striking to neutralize Jordan's BJJ... so Jordan figured out how to use timing to neutralize Jeff's striking. That's master level work on both parts.
thanks for watching!!
The "this is what it should have looked like if it was successful" PiP is really great. It's so much more helpful for any more I don't regularly do or any situation I'm not frequently in to see you show the intended outcome than for me to try to imagine it.
thanks!!
First time ever seeing one of your videos and this is awesome! I love how you explain everything you guys are doing. Subscribed and definitely going to be watching more videos!
thank you for the support :)
so happy I found this channel. Watching it everyday and learning loads for my own mma training.
Thanks man!
Really great to watch. One thing it reminds you is how hard it is to definitively "win" in sparring if its striking v grappling. Apart from the obvious difficulty in dealing with grapplers the only way a striker can "win" definitely is with a knockout. Therefore, as hitting that hard is not allowed but submissions are then its easier for a grappler to get a submission even when they've taken a lot of shots that may arguably have had detrimental effects if they were thrown in ernest e.g. the round house to the head that landed clean early on.
Great to see a BJJ blackbelt that can really strike as well.
thanks for watching brother!!
Your grappling is still very good bro 👍🏽 keep going
Hes a brown belt obviously it's good 💀
thanks bro!
Wow the editing on this was awesome, pausing to show the details while you sparred was extremely informative!
thank you!
Whenever I have a bad week you always deliver and puts out a great video that makes me feel better! Thank you!
thanks Dan that means a lot!!
This was amazing. Great sparring and great sportsmanship. Each a master of their art, yet showing respect to the other. A pleasure to watch
thanks for watching!!
I’m reading some comments and gathering my thoughts after this video but I must say, great fight and you two are both so humble. I need to find time to spar and also practice some grappling.
thanks bro!
That was great, with great commentary. Thanks to you both! 😎👍
Love the collaboration and break downs!
thank you!!!
Bro please do a tactics used by Michael Chandler, love his style and shifting during fights, the footwork would be awesome if you could show a breakdown for us
I'll try my best!!
@@MMAShredded absolute champ 👑 if anyone could break it down it’s you
4:17 “OH YOU’RE A WRESTLER NOW??” -Nate Diaz
haha!
Two of my favorite content creators working together. Thanks for the great video! 🙏
thank you :)
OMG BRUH!!!! Loved it!!! I definitely love this format that you used in making this video❤️💯
thanks for the feedback brother!!
Excelente sparring, e principalmente sua análise. Parabéns Jeff Chan, sua técnica é top demais!!!!
thank you!
With that mass difference would you call Jordans microadjustements more mediumadjustements or macroadjustements?
haha im not sure.... 😅
Tbh he landed clean headkicks many times lightly, he is legit against bigger guys too
Thanks for uploading these vids man
thanks for watching man!
This is what I’ve been waiting for! Great video as always.
:) thank you!
7:47 ermaGahd that's slick
:)
What type of video would you like to see next?
I'd like to see your thoughts with your teammates after the sparring sessions
At home, solo, no equipment, bjj workout!
Breakdown of UFC fighters moves🥋
More Sparring and Technique vids! Oh or maybe another free for all video or experiment video with your friends again would be awesome too watch!
How to keep workouts interesting at home alone. It s hard to start any kind of activity without someone to engage with you. Also, a short tutorial on how to land that overhand after the opponet jab.
Jordans channel has easily become one of my favourites. Great video Jeff!
thanks bro!
What an amazing video! Thank you so much for sharing this. Learnt alot! Thanks again 🙏
thanks for watching!!
He looks like such a good training partner. Chain wrestling for days.. Training with him every week for 6 months and anyone would get way better at stopping takedowns vs a normal fighter lmao I need to see him spar with firas. The grappling would be amazing.
I'd love that! I rolled with firas when I was a brown belt. Maybe I should reach out to him for a collab.
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu you should! the sparring vids with firas and Jeff and the fight tips guy both did pretty good numbers.
yeah hes awesome to train with!!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu as a 14 year old who’s done BJJ for almost 2 months, what’s your advice for getting out of someone’s guard? Especially in no gi.
@@2kmichaeljordan438 you're in luck, I have an in depth video on that on my channel 🙂
Light sparring condition is not the perfect situation (for the striker) in a "striker vs grappler game". Well done 👍🏻
thank you for watching!!
Great video ! Light and intense spar the way it should always be...and really technical Jordan is a beast
:)
Bro, your channel is great and very helpful for young martial artists like myself, I like you breakdown every move and even when you fail, you showed what it should have looked like, very informative, great job
thank you!!!
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Digging the highlighted jujitsu counters. Really helps with all the action going on. Crazy high level sparring. Thanks for sharing guys
thanks for watching!
Love the step by step! Especially when you show what you were going for and how it would have worked out!
thank you!!!
Quality video as usual Jeff! Loving the humility throughout the clip in order to bring great content to viewers (i.e armbar: this was too easy for him, Sweep: and he flips me again... Tech: This is what a successful attempt would've looked like. etc) Really coming back to those core values of our discipline which creates a constructive environment for learning & growth. P.S Do you have your own gym/teach? Seen some of your MMA fights and just wondering.
hey Marcus! thanks for the support. I do not have my own gym at the moment but possibly something in the future!
@@MMAShredded Btw in regards to the next video/content question, it would be awesome to see you do one of your fighter profiles on 'Top 7-12 techniques used by Mike Tyson' with the sparring attempts footage. Idk if this is possible though due to needing to learn peek-a-boo first maybe? Would be very interesting though and Im sure you'd enjoy the scholarly aspect of it (Potential sequels of this like how to blend peek-a-boo with MMA).
Came here from Jordan's channel - tbh I don't know much about striking but this has me interested to learn more. The editing is excellent!
thanks for watching!!
Been following Jordan teaches JJ for a while now, and have seen your videos as suggestions. Now subscribed to your channel as well. Great sparring session, good quality content.
thank you bro!!
that was fun to watch!
the video production is spot on.
thanks
thank you!!!
I follow both of you. This was exciting to watch as well as educational. Well put together 👏👏👏
:)
Always a fan of the sparring videos
Love the technique Jeff!
thank you Steven!!
Man I really like your striking style!!!! Very smooth and creative but also very fundamentally sound. Bravo sir.
thanks man!!
so good. I really enjoy how you explain your thought process and what things could have been.
thanks man!!
Perfect video, amazing format, keep more of these coming
thank you for watching!
Very good explanation + commenting + editing. Thanks for the great brief video. Also good job on the camera man.
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Let me tell you why u got my respect and follow, Usually when it’s the persons channel they won’t post themselves getting tapped especially the way u where describing everything I figured u won, after seeing u tap it made this channel that much more legit and there for I can respect that, good shit. I love the way u stop the video and explain stuff with highlight and show clips. Keep it up bro
thanks for the support!!
Awesome section man loved you narrating every step
thank you for the feedback!
I’m just getting back into Muah Thai and your videos explaining every step is awesome
Great breakdown! Thanks for sharing this!
thanks for watching!
I love how technical this was. So many videos leave out the good stuff like this. Even so many schools barely get into technicals and focuses too much on conditioning. The technicals is the best part or martial arts.
thanks for watching!
This is the best commentary ever so calm and informative
thanks for watching!
This was soooo good. Love the commentary too.
thank you for watching!!
this was so entertaining to watch! both of you had perfect etiquette and very nice techniques!
thank you !!
First video i've seen but you earned a sub. Love how you show what the move SHOULD have looked like, great breakdown.
thanks for the support!
Awesome video love it thx Jeff and Jordan for putting this together 👍❤️
thanks for watching bro!
Awesome to watch, and the variation kept it interesting! Great matchup; thx for the vid and breakdown :)
thanks for watching!!
Great video for beginners ! I understood a lot of what was going on thanks to your commentaries
Keep it up !
cheers :) glad to hear
i just want to thank you, cuz i used some of your striking techniques in my sparrings recently and it felt awesome for me! i transition from pointfighting to k1 rules (for now, i might do some mma in the future)
awesome :) glad to hear!
"This is what it should have been" is the most creative part. Never come across any other videos on internet doing that. Greay work Jeff ✌️
thank you :)
Love your content. Learning a lot through observation.
thanks!!
Very informative! Grate way to approach sparring and martial arts!!👏
thanks for watching!
You are two gentlemen testing and learning in the process, I'm not a practitioner myself but I really enjoyed this video, thank you very much for you both to be so elegant.
Excellent piece of footage and commentary, it was very digestable and I am very impressed as a viewer.
thank you!!
Damn man you’ve posted so many videos over the years, but to me this is definitely top 5
Love it love it love it 🙏🏾
Beautiful sparring and very technical without losing part of your brain 🧠
Respect
Thanks for the feedback!
Loved it! Great job on the twister 😈 coach Jordan! Both of you great session!
thanks for watching!!