Love this. Speed decreases with age, timing doesn't, and it can be learned, even by older grapplers, like yours truly. Thank you, coaches, I have a comp coming up on Sat and my take downs are lacking, although they are better than the last time, I'm working on them and I plan to keep on working even after the comp, regardless of the results, because the coach at our academy that is taking time to teach me is awesome, and he believes in me
But the idea/principle is the same, catch him 'half-step' when he's leg is still in the air, basic judo concepts. Then use ouchi,kouchi,kosoto or other sweeps or use a 'judo sweep' to catch his leg with your leg and grab with free hand to go for some variation of single leg takedown. Or just go drop to the kness seoi nage or go two steps back to basics and focus on learning how to fight off the grip/use russian grip
Seems the same idea as balance breaking in judo before a trip or throw, catch them in that half beat. Same as counter punching too when really think about it, catch them coming in
so coach this was a very insightful video. However I do have a question. Why is it that they teach to you the first way around? Where you exagerate the pull and then go through the move? Is it just to train the technique, and the eventual destination is kind of the pre-execution? thanks again
Is there a forums page where people ask questions if so where do I go or does this channel just read the questions on comments section of the these videos?
The Gregorian calendar is overrated! Timing IS everything. The zodiac shows us clearly the year starts in March...the seasons. 0 degrees. Thanks as always coach.
Coach discussing with another coach. Keeping it real. No imaginary masters, senseis or professors here.
So true. Not many people can coach: it goes straight to their head and most totally lack any and all social skills. This one is good
You're offering the best free grappling content period. Will donate for sure please keep going, godspeed & happy new year
This man has got psychic powers. Everytime I'm working on something, he bring up a video just on that thing
I started giving it a quick yank in the bathroom before class and my timing is now perfect
Love the concept of the opponent driving forward being the equivalent of dragging that opponent. Cool stuff
Love this. Speed decreases with age, timing doesn't, and it can be learned, even by older grapplers, like yours truly. Thank you, coaches, I have a comp coming up on Sat and my take downs are lacking, although they are better than the last time, I'm working on them and I plan to keep on working even after the comp, regardless of the results, because the coach at our academy that is taking time to teach me is awesome, and he believes in me
Dude, how I the world is that you throw the video out about exact same thing I am working on that week :), every time..
The set-ups are so different in gi. I always feel more comfortable in no-gi because you don’t get stiff armed by gi grips on your collar or sleeves.
Yeah but the principle in this video is the same. Don’t do a long pull... just a short quick one with more explosion in your attack execution.
But the idea/principle is the same, catch him 'half-step' when he's leg is still in the air, basic judo concepts. Then use ouchi,kouchi,kosoto or other sweeps or use a 'judo sweep' to catch his leg with your leg and grab with free hand to go for some variation of single leg takedown. Or just go drop to the kness seoi nage or go two steps back to basics and focus on learning how to fight off the grip/use russian grip
This was Gold!
Recap:
- Hard push
- Opponent comes back towards you
- Quick shoulder push
- Quick level change
- Double leg takedown
Brian more than being a great coach you are a great human being, I can tell. Thanks!.
As a person doing BJJ years after a childhood of wrestling, this was eye opening for me. My timing was off in the exact way they described.
Seems the same idea as balance breaking in judo before a trip or throw, catch them in that half beat.
Same as counter punching too when really think about it, catch them coming in
Setups/timing is the most important and most difficult aspect of martial arts
I feel the same concept goes for sweeps as well...
Great work🎉🎉🎉 thank you so much for all you do
Really helpful I've been having problem with my timing and I'm going to integrate some of this in my drilling
Good stuff guys. 💪🏾🔥💪🏾🔥💪🏾
Happy New Year Coach and thank you for everything you do!!
Good stuff! Very helpful TY
great topic, thanks Coach
Awesome technique !
good stuff
Maybe I will apply this to judo throw… I always have problem with kusushi
At the end he says "Thanks for an awesome 2019, 2020 is going to be even better." Hmmmm.
Cuts @ 8:24
Damn!! That was the piece that came at the beginning. Screwed up... sorry
@@TeachMeGrappling nah the vid is still gold 🙏
Very helpful thank you 🙏🏼
thhxxx
so coach this was a very insightful video. However I do have a question. Why is it that they teach to you the first way around? Where you exagerate the pull and then go through the move? Is it just to train the technique, and the eventual destination is kind of the pre-execution? thanks again
The oversized ninja is back!
Sweeeeeet!
Is there a forums page where people ask questions if so where do I go or does this channel just read the questions on comments section of the these videos?
I read these and try to reply when I can. If you are a Patreon supporter of mine, I definitely will answer your questions.
I just Shoot , Shoot , Shoot when I roll.
"Know what the secret of--"
"Timing."
Connor McGregor... Timing beats Speed, Precision beats Strength"
Make a series on you take someone bigger down please
The Gregorian calendar is overrated! Timing IS everything. The zodiac shows us clearly the year starts in March...the seasons. 0 degrees. Thanks as always coach.
i advise everyone too look at the video of the chilean protestor taking down 2 baton wielding riot policemen and then drill the double leg
Its better when we can see the feet - whole body.
The guy's beard distracted me.
Starting today I am yelling "PUUUUUUL" every time I pull.