A) Stone Squirrel Posture 1:10 Re-Guard 3:23 Bottom Single Leg to Side Control 6:53 Bump and Roll to Side Control 11:58 Overview 14:03 Rainbow Roll to Side Control B) Armpit/Prayer Posture 17:16 Top Leg Single to Side Control 22:04 Elbow Push to Open Guard 25:43 Stone Squirrel Reboot C) Hands in Front Posture 26:57 Turn Away to Turtle 1 (Bottom) & sit through to Turtle 2 (top) 28:52 Monkey or Granby Roll to Guard D) Inside Arm Down Posture 30:16 Pant Grab to Guard or Half-Guard (Bottom) 34:48 Jail Break to Butterfly Guard (Bottom) 36:59 Ghost to Turtle 1 (top) 39:50 On the importance of positional mastery
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Doug: I appreciate your whole approach here. This is "open source" jiu jitsu where we all share and improve. Great coaching here with your taking questions and fully answering them. Watching attentively. Cheers man. Ed McGuigan.
Very nice Doug. I need to start committing to the top leg single/ghost options. I do use the elbow push a lot and usually find that I get it by frustrating my opponents attempt to get the cross face making him opt to cross the top arm over. You referenced the choke that is available when you opt to tunnel your arm under - Poppa choke ( 31:17 ). We don't threaten that at my dojo although I do try, and usually fail, with the North-South choke. Can you include the Poppa choke in a video some time or point me in the direction of a video you have done. It definitely looks like it needs to be in my arsenal. Great instruction Doug. Just looking at the board behind you indicates the level of organization.
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Right at 1:27 you won me over with that popup explaining "checkout these other sources for the same material, some people learn better with different instructors"
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this channel is amazing for beginners who have limited training time on the ground, the organized thematic approach is so much more useful than hundreds of standalone videos like most channels do (i know, they do it because of TH-cam algorithm etc etc), thank you guys
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Damn. Wish i could thumbs up this video again. Came here to investigate solutions to a position from bottom side that I was getting mauled from earlier this week and bam: section D, Inside Arm Down_Jail Break. Thx Coach Doug!
Wow, you explained this so well Coach. Im highly impressed with this video. No one has broken it down into segments as well as this. Even calling certain positions name (i.e. Stone Squirrel) will make it easier to remember. Im in the very early learning stages of this Art and I get stuck in side control all the time. Unfortunately, we get taught higher level techniques like arm bars and knee on belly techniques, before we get taught these basics. I appreciate this a great deal :) A video series on sweeps, getting out of half guard and guard passing would be excellent. Subscribed. And looking forward to seeing your channel progress. All the best for now :)
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Coach Doug - some of the best how-to videos I've seen yet. 2 stripe white belt 1 year into BJJ and love it, but have been frustrated with my side control game against guys 20-50lbs heavier. Your clear instructions and demonstrations have really helped me up my defensive game. Looking forward to watching all of your vids. Keep it up. Oss!
This is so helpful. I'm noticing all of my mistakes as you go through this. Especially at 8:55. I kept wondering why that move never seemed to work for me. No wonder, I was trying to roll and muscle the guy instead of scooting my hips back underneath.
I had that problem to bud and you really have to get your hips in and use the hips like shovel, then roll him. I was having the problem and just rolling and using muscle. When I saw him, it was like a light bulb 💡 moment 😂
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fantastic video thank you, as a white belt I have to learn and drill my escapes over and over! thanks coach working hard to get my blue belt over here. Alex Toronto,Ontario
I really love your systematic approach. It's not that you show any new technique but you show the connection between the escapes and this is the big difference between your and the most other sources out there. Please continue in this manner. Best regards from Germany :)
I only recently found your channel and enjoy it very much. As a 47 year old white belt I have become obsessed with escaping the bottom of cross side (and knee on belly, North/south, scarf, modified scarf, reverse scarf). This video is very helpful for the common head and arm control. If you ever do a follow up video, may I suggest covering other common arm positions (arm on near side hip and top arm far side head, both arms near side, both arms far side, leg weave, pants grip, etc.). I'm sure many of these work with different arm control positions, but it would be comforting to know which ones to use under different control positions. Thanks a lot for these videos!
Experiment and find what works in each of those arm positions... or have me come teach a seminar. There are only so many hours in the day for me to create a free resource. ;-) Glad you are finding it helpful!
Vanguard Gym I am a huge fan of all your videos. White belt with 8 months of training....wrestler (25 years ago). Waited a long time to get back into grappling but better late than never. I am working the first two postures now with some success. Still struggle getting out against heavier/ stronger guys who know how to bring a lot of pressure. I was rolling with a second degree BB from São Paulo last week and he was saying wait for the guy to make his move before I umpa and start the escape. I've heard this before from others too. Thoughts?
Vanguard Gym thanks for the advice coach. I just noticed you are in Manassas VA of all places. I'm just down 66 in Burke. Will have to make a point of dropping in sometime.
Wow, this was wonderful. I'm doing about 50% of these already but how you showed their connectivity with one another was very helpful. I built an excel spreadsheet to keep it all organized. Now to drill it all into my head. thanks so much for putting this together I'm a mid-blue belt but I want to get a black belt in bottom side control. I love the detail, it was amazing.
Your videos and coaching are amazing. I have learned so much from your video series. Now I'm working on implementing the techniques. Thanks for sharing you knowledge. Oss.
This is simply amazing and exactly what I have been looking for.... now I can focus on this position with confidence because of your video. Thanks for your work !
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BJJ Curriculum I’m a judo player. There’s not often a lot of room to get out. This has been really useful What are your thoughts on Kesa-gatame? Would be cool to see some submissions and escapes from this position
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Very nice video. If I can make a suggestion, to really be "everything about side control escapes", there should also be some escapes from other side control positions like Kesa gatame and Ushiro Kesa gatame, especially since several of the escapes in the video can be countered by going to Kesa.
Sylver - we have an entire other video dedicated to Kesa: th-cam.com/video/4i0f8kFn60U/w-d-xo.html You can find all of our positional videos organized by position and posture at bjjcurriculum.com
Nice, but I meant more on dealing with kusure kesa (underhook) and ushiro kesa, since these are the positions the guy on top moves to protect against most traditional side control escapes. Hon Kesa is more a position you get from a throw
BJJ Curriculum you're very welcome. I forgot to thank you for sharing some of your detailed knowledge for free on your site as well. it's very helpful to have things in an organised overview like that, and I'm enjoying digging around in it. so, much respect. I'm in the Netherlands, unfortunately quite a long way from where you teach I guess... but if you're ever nearby (northwestern Europe) for a seminar or something, I'd really love to know. you happen to have any such plans?
The rainbow roll works well if you turn into them as if to over power them - on them giving counter pressure reverse quickly into rainbow roll riding their momentum
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Everytime I go to class, I'm given a tiny random bit of the gigantic BJJ puzzle and then it's left up to me to sort these bits out on my own. Usually the bits are long ago forgotten before I can figure out hoe they fit together. So....I've seen all the bits you've presented here at one time or another but I've never been able to collate these bits into a usable strategy until now. Thank you very much.
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Going through this vid slowly and will probably revisit several times with more questions but my first is the Bump and Roll from Stone Squirrel, what happens if/when opp posts that far hand in response to your hip switch/roll/sweep? Seems like the natural counter to that technique.
Are there specific escapes that you would go for when your partner is >50lbs than you? I have a partner who is >390lbs (I am ~265lbs) and I typically end up letting him take mount as my mount escapes are stronger.
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My own instructor in Mississauga teaches a lot of the same things. That is why I have gravitated to this channel. It has become my night time routine to watch at least 30 minutes every night. What is your facebook page?
i like this SSP frame but how would you deal with the opponent following you since both hands are holding the shoulder and not blocking the opponent hip ? i’ll give it a try thanks for the video
appreciate your Videos but does this "hip bump and use of elbows" work if the Person puts his weight on and holds his Hands tight with a cable grip ? what if i cant bring some space with the elbows between me and him cuz of his tightness ?thank you
Fabulous Content man. I hope to see more videos in the future. If there is any other platform you produce content on please let me know. Thumbs up and a subscription from me! Thanks again!
A) Stone Squirrel Posture
1:10 Re-Guard
3:23 Bottom Single Leg to Side Control
6:53 Bump and Roll to Side Control
11:58 Overview
14:03 Rainbow Roll to Side Control
B) Armpit/Prayer Posture
17:16 Top Leg Single to Side Control
22:04 Elbow Push to Open Guard
25:43 Stone Squirrel Reboot
C) Hands in Front Posture
26:57 Turn Away to Turtle 1 (Bottom) & sit through to Turtle 2 (top)
28:52 Monkey or Granby Roll to Guard
D) Inside Arm Down Posture
30:16 Pant Grab to Guard or Half-Guard (Bottom)
34:48 Jail Break to Butterfly Guard (Bottom)
36:59 Ghost to Turtle 1 (top)
39:50 On the importance of positional mastery
Notes updated - thanks!!
Do this with his other videos...!!!
I've made the same index now on the triangle video, the KIB escapes video, and at least one other video.
Timestamp people are the true heroes of the internet
Your a saint
Prof. Esposito is such a great teacher and so generous to put his material out there.
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Doug:
I appreciate your whole approach here. This is "open source" jiu jitsu where we all share and improve. Great coaching here with your taking questions and fully answering them. Watching attentively.
Cheers man.
Ed McGuigan.
Very nice Doug. I need to start committing to the top leg single/ghost options. I do use the elbow push a lot and usually find that I get it by frustrating my opponents attempt to get the cross face making him opt to cross the top arm over.
You referenced the choke that is available when you opt to tunnel your arm under - Poppa choke ( 31:17 ). We don't threaten that at my dojo although I do try, and usually fail, with the North-South choke.
Can you include the Poppa choke in a video some time or point me in the direction of a video you have done. It definitely looks like it needs to be in my arsenal.
Great instruction Doug. Just looking at the board behind you indicates the level of organization.
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This will become the 'go-to' source for escaping side control. Epic post
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Right at 1:27 you won me over with that popup explaining "checkout these other sources for the same material, some people learn better with different instructors"
I want to add those to every video - it just takes a lot of time to find good examples for every single video - thanks for the feedback and I hope you get a lot out of our videos!
You are an absolute gem sir. I can't thank you enough. Just the first 30s makes the video worthwhile
This is great. I'm on my way to blue belt, and I seriously needed this. Thank you !
This will definitely help you on your way thru all the ranks!
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What a great teacher. Thanks for the breakdown and connection.
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this channel is amazing for beginners who have limited training time on the ground, the organized thematic approach is so much more useful than hundreds of standalone videos like most channels do (i know, they do it because of TH-cam algorithm etc etc), thank you guys
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I just struck gold. Thanx for the detailed explanation!
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By far the best side control instructional ive seen broken down. Thanks coach for ur time.
🤙🤙🙏🙏oss
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This guy is a great coach. You have to understand the subject matter really deeply to make it so simple for others. Great job.
Damn. Wish i could thumbs up this video again. Came here to investigate solutions to a position from bottom side that I was getting mauled from earlier this week and bam: section D, Inside Arm Down_Jail Break. Thx Coach Doug!
Wow, you explained this so well Coach. Im highly impressed with this video. No one has broken it down into segments as well as this. Even calling certain positions name (i.e. Stone Squirrel) will make it easier to remember. Im in the very early learning stages of this Art and I get stuck in side control all the time. Unfortunately, we get taught higher level techniques like arm bars and knee on belly techniques, before we get taught these basics. I appreciate this a great deal :)
A video series on sweeps, getting out of half guard and guard passing would be excellent. Subscribed. And looking forward to seeing your channel progress. All the best for now :)
Awesome coach Thanks :)
Wow, this sounds like me looking in the mirror! Many thanks to the Vanguard Gym for the instructional videos! I greatly appreciate it and subscribed to the channel and the website!
How’s your training going?
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Coach Doug - some of the best how-to videos I've seen yet. 2 stripe white belt 1 year into BJJ and love it, but have been frustrated with my side control game against guys 20-50lbs heavier. Your clear instructions and demonstrations have really helped me up my defensive game. Looking forward to watching all of your vids. Keep it up. Oss!
Thanks - I'm glad I've been able to help you! Hope you share us with all your BJJ white belt friends as well!!
This is so helpful. I'm noticing all of my mistakes as you go through this. Especially at 8:55. I kept wondering why that move never seemed to work for me. No wonder, I was trying to roll and muscle the guy instead of scooting my hips back underneath.
Very glad to hear its helping your game! Hope to see you on the mats sometime.
I had that problem to bud and you really have to get your hips in and use the hips like shovel, then roll him. I was having the problem and just rolling and using muscle. When I saw him, it was like a light bulb 💡 moment 😂
41:20 the three positions in short: The Stone Squrrel, Prayer (hands inside the armpit), One hand infront (framing) - one hand down (underhook)
I keep coming back to this video, thanks again this will be a resource for years to come!
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Thank you for making this. The level of intricacy in your videos is the best I have come across.
Thanks Robert!
fantastic video thank you, as a white belt I have to learn and drill my escapes over and over! thanks coach working hard to get my blue belt over here.
Alex
Toronto,Ontario
I really love your systematic approach. It's not that you show any new technique but you show the connection between the escapes and this is the big difference between your and the most other sources out there. Please continue in this manner. Best regards from Germany :)
Got a little secret for you - No such thing as new techniques.
Coach Doug,This is an excellent instructional video. Thanks so much.
I only recently found your channel and enjoy it very much. As a 47 year old white belt I have become obsessed with escaping the bottom of cross side (and knee on belly, North/south, scarf, modified scarf, reverse scarf). This video is very helpful for the common head and arm control. If you ever do a follow up video, may I suggest covering other common arm positions (arm on near side hip and top arm far side head, both arms near side, both arms far side, leg weave, pants grip, etc.). I'm sure many of these work with different arm control positions, but it would be comforting to know which ones to use under different control positions. Thanks a lot for these videos!
Experiment and find what works in each of those arm positions... or have me come teach a seminar. There are only so many hours in the day for me to create a free resource. ;-) Glad you are finding it helpful!
Very good video now I have a lot to memorize. Thanks for doing this coach, wish my professor explained the position this well a long time ago.
Vanguard Gym I am a huge fan of all your videos. White belt with 8 months of training....wrestler (25 years ago). Waited a long time to get back into grappling but better late than never. I am working the first two postures now with some success. Still struggle getting out against heavier/ stronger guys who know how to bring a lot of pressure. I was rolling with a second degree BB from São Paulo last week and he was saying wait for the guy to make his move before I umpa and start the escape. I've heard this before from others too. Thoughts?
Vanguard Gym thanks for the advice coach. I just noticed you are in Manassas VA of all places. I'm just down 66 in Burke. Will have to make a point of dropping in sometime.
Wow, this was wonderful. I'm doing about 50% of these already but how you showed their connectivity with one another was very helpful. I built an excel spreadsheet to keep it all organized. Now to drill it all into my head. thanks so much for putting this together I'm a mid-blue belt but I want to get a black belt in bottom side control. I love the detail, it was amazing.
Thanks!
Hi,
Very helpful instruction. One of my go to Channels. Thanks for the hard work and patience.
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Your videos and coaching are amazing. I have learned so much from your video series. Now I'm working on implementing the techniques. Thanks for sharing you knowledge. Oss.
You are welcome - hope to roll with you someday
This is simply amazing and exactly what I have been looking for.... now I can focus on this position with confidence because of your video. Thanks for your work !
This is a hell of a great clinic! Thank you so much for this!
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This is Extremely helpful, Coach. Thanks so much.
Great Instructor ,Awsome explanation with Details . Cheers
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Man - this is a fantastic instructional. +10 for the references to other vids.
Thanks - We plan on annotating all the other videos with links to good complementary videos over time.
Excellent video. Thank you for producing this.
Lots of vids on side control this one is my favorite. Really works
I try not to show stuff that doesn't! :-)
you are the best Coach I've ever seen. Osss! 👊👊👊
Thanks John - that means a lot!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. These videos are so helpful. You're an amazing instructor. Thank you.
Thanks! Please share with your BJJ friends!
Thanks for all the work, really enjoy these videos and your teaching style, what a great resource. 🙏
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Great video and very comprehensive!! Just what I needed to up my game at this stage (white belt 2 stripes) of my bjj journey, thank you!!
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Rainbow Roll! Thank you..
You’re tired of seeing us stuck there. We’re tired of being there.
LOL - fair enough
BJJ Curriculum I’m a judo player. There’s not often a lot of room to get out. This has been really useful
What are your thoughts on Kesa-gatame? Would be cool to see some submissions and escapes from this position
Great details. This is gold.
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You are problem solver sir ,thank for your posts .
What a great video. Thank you for share your classes and BJJ thoughts. Cheers from Nha Trang, Vietnam. Vagner Costa Team Nha Trang BJJ
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amazing stuff, very cool instructional with clear and logical explanation of the "combo" !
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Thanks for sharing, great instruction
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you just sold a subscription, good sir!
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looking good over at bjjcurriculum.com
I like your structured approach.
Coach Doug wants me to spend extra time in bottom of side control for practice? No problem there! lol
LOL
really appreciate this video! keep up the great work!
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Very nice video. If I can make a suggestion, to really be "everything about side control escapes", there should also be some escapes from other side control positions like Kesa gatame and Ushiro Kesa gatame, especially since several of the escapes in the video can be countered by going to Kesa.
Sylver - we have an entire other video dedicated to Kesa: th-cam.com/video/4i0f8kFn60U/w-d-xo.html
You can find all of our positional videos organized by position and posture at bjjcurriculum.com
Nice, but I meant more on dealing with kusure kesa (underhook) and ushiro kesa, since these are the positions the guy on top moves to protect against most traditional side control escapes. Hon Kesa is more a position you get from a throw
superb teacher. very deep insights. wish you had a school near my place.
Thank you my friend - very kind words. Where do you live?
BJJ Curriculum you're very welcome. I forgot to thank you for sharing some of your detailed knowledge for free on your site as well. it's very helpful to have things in an organised overview like that, and I'm enjoying digging around in it. so, much respect.
I'm in the Netherlands, unfortunately quite a long way from where you teach I guess... but if you're ever nearby (northwestern Europe) for a seminar or something, I'd really love to know. you happen to have any such plans?
I'd love to do a seminar out your way, but don't have anything currently planned in that part of the world.
Amazing video Coach Doug.
Connection ❤
Love the content. Subbed
good instruction, maybe make a bodylockpassing video!
The rainbow roll works well if you turn into them as if to over power them - on them giving counter pressure reverse quickly into rainbow roll riding their momentum
grabbing far inside leg of oppoonent
You are 100% right! Love that move!
Very good instructional, I enjoyed watching it.. keep it up.
Thanks yet again for the amazing content
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Everytime I go to class, I'm given a tiny random bit of the gigantic BJJ puzzle and then it's left up to me to sort these bits out on my own. Usually the bits are long ago forgotten before I can figure out hoe they fit together. So....I've seen all the bits you've presented here at one time or another but I've never been able to collate these bits into a usable strategy until now. Thank you very much.
That's the plan - putting it all into a system allows you to be organized and use your time the most effectively! Please share with your BJJ friends and follow us on IG and FB!
So good. Thank you, sir.
Fantastic videos! Thanks so much for posting! Subscribed!
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Awesome tutorial. Thank you
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Super helpful. Was that a Bugs Bunny joke near the end?
Great details! Thanks for sharing.
Structured learning, yesssss!!!
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Awesomeness some great inner points to modify my game thank u.
Happy to help you along your jiu jitsu journey!
Oh boy what a video!
Its helped lots of people - hope it helps you spend less time in the side control!
Great series
Thanks Sean!
Great teacher !!!! Thank you for the videos oosss
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Thank u so much , this was trendous help for me.
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Going through this vid slowly and will probably revisit several times with more questions but my first is the Bump and Roll from Stone Squirrel, what happens if/when opp posts that far hand in response to your hip switch/roll/sweep? Seems like the natural counter to that technique.
lol 21:54 the long lost teddy bear move
I don't know where that crap comes from, but it cracks me up so I keep it in there...
Thank you for sharing
awesome content, thank you.
Are there specific escapes that you would go for when your partner is >50lbs than you? I have a partner who is >390lbs (I am ~265lbs) and I typically end up letting him take mount as my mount escapes are stronger.
Thank you!
I actually try the techniques and they work.
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My own instructor in Mississauga teaches a lot of the same things. That is why I have gravitated to this channel. It has become my night time routine to watch at least 30 minutes every night. What is your facebook page?
i like this SSP frame but how would you deal with the opponent following you since both hands are holding the shoulder and not blocking the opponent hip ? i’ll give it a try thanks for the video
You can use the inside hand to block the hip at any time to help you get on your side!
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You are welcome! All the best!
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So when do I go for plan b or c, when would plan a- stone squirrel not work
***** thnx for that
appreciate your Videos but does this "hip bump and use of elbows" work if the Person puts his weight on and holds his Hands tight with a cable grip ? what if i cant bring some space with the elbows between me and him cuz of his tightness ?thank you
White belt with one month in. That rainbow roll looks so overpowered from my perspective.
So "stone squirrel" is like a Thai plumb on the shoulder? Just can't see on the angle of the camera.
One arm is across the hips and one across the shoulders framing your opponent and allowing you to make space without "benching" him off.
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I love your work
instagram.com/bjjcurriculum/
Thanks!
Fabulous Content man. I hope to see more videos in the future. If there is any other platform you produce content on please let me know. Thumbs up and a subscription from me! Thanks again!
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Thanks Luke!
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thank you!