dude relax, this is training, its playful, they do it all day. Its not stubborn, its train your system to withstand pressure and confined breathing. YOu think he didnt know his opponent was going light on him? Its not mortal Kombat everytime youre on a mat.
@@melangkoh4184 I hear you're point. and with his experience I'm sure knows what and how to respond. From my perspective and experience level though I still apply a technique and expect the tap to validate the proper form. So if someone is really stubborn I get worried I don't have the technique right and will make small adjustments, one of which is increasing the pressure which could result in injury. I try to be a good training partner and if someone has me in a deep submission I just tap rather than test the tolerances of my joints and cause myself an injury.
Wow! This solves a huge problem of mine tbh. -Overhook (counter intuitive when opponent's hip rise) -control opposite wrist -thigh behind the neck -foot in armpit -roll -love life
Glad to see more triangles! Our MMA school has been emphasizing them as our main weapon from mount and back control for years now, it is a super solid plan.
I believe that first bit about Craig Jones, rather than saying “Craig Jones front triangle from kimura grip “, it should say “Craig Jones goes from crucifix to 3/4 juji , to ankle sankaku “.
Reminds me of Vagner Rocha's americana from back triangle. You can also hip up and over and catch the legs while you have the triangle. Trash compactor. Really compresses the guy since you fold them in half while in the triangle. From 50 50 of the arms.
Hey I've been working these back triangles for a few months on the mat and their very useful. U just have to learn how to pull the slack out of the triangle by butt scooting back and grabbing their leg to crunch em lol.
@@gerrymanda983 been hitting and finishing rear triangles more than I do rear naked strangles. I found if your looking to finish with the choke loosen just enough to cut the angle so its more the calf that is across the artery instead of your hamstring. Makes in much tighter. (think I learned that from lachlan maybe?) if I have control of an arm already though would usually just go for the arm bar or shoulder locks first.
Only in grappling/bjj we can have regular footage of top level athletes sparring and rolling ! It's amazing to be able to learn watching such high level grapplers, you won't see this in boxing anytime soon
Any tips on that rear triangle shoulder lock Nicky Ryan does at around 6:26? I notice he kind of has his knees flared out a bit (which I would think would not be the best way to position the knees if a triangle was the goal , but obviously it might be different with the shoulder lock). I have been doing this in training and it feels like if I pull as hard as I can in the north direction on that arm, while backheeling real hard with my crossed ankles, that it is highly likely to dislocate the shoulder on people . I initially discovered this just simply when pulling on the elbow , trying to roll heavy guys over to the other side . They would all tap , and one guy’s shoulder did a mild dislocation , and that was with me only pulling on that arm about 50% . Any info on technique with this?
I don’t know Craig claims crucifixes are a fake move yet this new triangle meta seems to Be employing a lot of Crucifix type set ups. I’m thinking he means The “classic crucifix” position is bunk… with which I concur 🤣😂
lol i've been randomly hitting that rear triangle a lot these past few weeks which I saw on some obscure youtube video and now it's the meta, this white belt will accept the credit, thanks 😂
It's nothing new at all and never disappeared for any amount of time. Just like all techniques, it goes in and out of fashion. The title of this video is just marketing (click-bait).
I don't see nothing new tho... I've been setting up a lot of triangles from back and top positions lately I guess I tapped into global jitz consciousness
My 9 year old grandson looks a lot like this when he spars. Yes, he is freakishly talented. Needless to say he wrecks shop pretty well in his juniors class where he is the smallest and most dominant one in there. It's quite a show! Unfortunately he gets the least support from his BJJ school. They say in Brazil, it's the guy who is loosing who gets the help. I'm not blaming them, they have to keep the doors open. I'll show him this video and he will be intimately familiar with all these moves just like he is with a truckload of others. One option he uses that I didn't see in the video (maybe it wouldn't work as well at these higher levels?) is he goes under (behind) the exposed arm for the kimura from the inverted triangle for more leverage sometimes. Pretty brutal. Wouldn't it be great if there were a place for the future greats of jiu jitsu to get the support they deserve? I'm thinking it will naturally work out in his favor someday. Devastating position and techniques! Great video!
@@prandz420 At B-Team. This is purely click-bait marketing. Yoko-Sangaku and Ushiro-Sangaku have been consistently used for several decades in both Judo and BJJ. The techniques are only now in fashion at B-Team and they want to advertise it.
@@PhysiKarlz used in judo not bjj and even less so nogi. Front triangle has always been by far the most popular in bjj while side triangle by far most popular in judo. People were not doing this stuff in nogi much until recently. I’ve been around for a while dude.
Nicky Ryan's technique to trap that arm from the back and the series to triangle after is dope.
Rear trap triangle
I thought that was the nicest set up/finish of them all
Beyond nice
You’re talking about the last technique in the video right? Shit was fucking flames!! 🔥
Props to Nicky Rod for staying composed and NOT breaking the stubborn dude at 3:00
Dude pissed me off lol
dude relax, this is training, its playful, they do it all day. Its not stubborn, its train your system to withstand pressure and confined breathing. YOu think he didnt know his opponent was going light on him? Its not mortal Kombat everytime youre on a mat.
Yeah that guy was an idiot.
@@melangkoh4184 I hear you're point. and with his experience I'm sure knows what and how to respond. From my perspective and experience level though I still apply a technique and expect the tap to validate the proper form. So if someone is really stubborn I get worried I don't have the technique right and will make small adjustments, one of which is increasing the pressure which could result in injury. I try to be a good training partner and if someone has me in a deep submission I just tap rather than test the tolerances of my joints and cause myself an injury.
@@Evoislife I highly doubt that bro.
11:23 Thats one of the sickest turtle to rear triangle transitions I've ever seen. Gotta start using that.
Wow! This solves a huge problem of mine tbh.
-Overhook (counter intuitive when opponent's hip rise)
-control opposite wrist
-thigh behind the neck
-foot in armpit
-roll
-love life
I rewatched that about 20 times! So smooth.
Fr not gonna lie that was really clean, gonna have to add that my arsenal
Have to agree!
Nicky Ryan's so smooth. He has every technique and applies them all at the right time. Constant dilemmas and off balancing.
Not to mention that he seems very respectful and don't show off to the camera like the others.
I love the variety of these B-team videos. Props to the editor!
Yeah. Except maybe don't tease us with child abuse in the thumbnail and intro if it's not in the actual video.
Glad to see more triangles! Our MMA school has been emphasizing them as our main weapon from mount and back control for years now, it is a super solid plan.
Love this kind of content! A compilation of a technique showing numerous variations 🔥
Man these guys are straight up assassins...music is also cold, whole video is lit.
Mr.Jones is Top G as usual.
Top gyno?
@@SithFam top grenade
love what you guys do with the channel
Such a great transition from the body lock! And interesting how it's more about joint locks than chokes
Love this themed highlight reel. More please 😊
I watched John danahers triangle from the back video right before this. And it is so crazy to see Nicky do it exactly the same way.
I believe that first bit about Craig Jones, rather than saying “Craig Jones front triangle from kimura grip “, it should say “Craig Jones goes from crucifix to 3/4 juji , to ankle sankaku “.
Love seeing Nicky Ryan beating bigger opponents, so satisfying to watch.
I spit my coffee out when I saw that poor bastard jayrod had tied up at 6:16 🤣🤣🤣
He looked comfortably submissive.
I might have a new favorite pre-training hype video. Really cool guys, thanks for sharing!
Reminds me of Vagner Rocha's americana from back triangle. You can also hip up and over and catch the legs while you have the triangle. Trash compactor. Really compresses the guy since you fold them in half while in the triangle. From 50 50 of the arms.
Hey I've been working these back triangles for a few months on the mat and their very useful. U just have to learn how to pull the slack out of the triangle by butt scooting back and grabbing their leg to crunch em lol.
Good to know, I get there all the time but struggle on the finish.
@@gerrymanda983 been hitting and finishing rear triangles more than I do rear naked strangles. I found if your looking to finish with the choke loosen just enough to cut the angle so its more the calf that is across the artery instead of your hamstring. Makes in much tighter. (think I learned that from lachlan maybe?) if I have control of an arm already though would usually just go for the arm bar or shoulder locks first.
Nicky Ryan is a smooth operator.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mexican Ground Karate is awesome!
Thanks guys!
Alot of great variations. Great to see different body types favor different styles of the same move.
That guy was fighting Nicky hard! Props!
Yeah! Nice! Triangle city. Keep 'em coming, love the vids and the friendly vibe.
Been hitting these nonstop for 2 months now, one of my main attacks as a flexible white belt
2:56 - bails on the coil lock because he was being nice
0:26 the guy Craig is rolling with makes funny expressions
That last entry was slick
Been trying to work this triangle out for months now.
I was doing something like this without even knowing it. Gonna review this and put this into my routine. Big thanks.
Reverse triangles are my favs and goto. Love that i can learn a few things from this
Never been a big triangle guy but I've been hitting them more and more recently so this comes handy
I've been doing triangles from the back for a while now but in my case it was a necessary step because my RNC absolutely sucks......
Que buen contenido. Gracias chicos
Been working this at renzos in milford for the past few months it's awesome
Also check out the inverted triangle from the back by Alexander Neufang. Very creative stuff.
Only in grappling/bjj we can have regular footage of top level athletes sparring and rolling ! It's amazing to be able to learn watching such high level grapplers, you won't see this in boxing anytime soon
More videos like this please!
Great content, thank you!
Awesome dudes, love it
Gold respect 🙌 Thanks for so many great shares. It's so appreciated guys. Love seeing 👀 Muchluv2u
Buddy was about to lose a elbow and shoulder all in one 😂. They need to have the humble talk with that guy.
Another great vid thx.
Inverted triangles are my favourite submission
nicky ryans got some smooth slickity shit
I thought the guy in 3:00 would have had his arm broken. Dude should have tapped. Props to Rod.
Yo, where can I find the track in this video?? This song is a BANGER. Wanna put it on for our next mat sesh!
perfect video
2:39 has the best rear naked defense, not having a neck
Would love to have this music playing in the gym, what is it?
Nicky’s triangle setup is the best. The rest were ok
Ethan tapping the warped tour sleeves
🔥🔥🔥
The most dominant submission in all of jujitsu is the rear naked triangle
Any tips on that rear triangle shoulder lock Nicky Ryan does at around 6:26? I notice he kind of has his knees flared out a bit (which I would think would not be the best way to position the knees if a triangle was the goal , but obviously it might be different with the shoulder lock). I have been doing this in training and it feels like if I pull as hard as I can in the north direction on that arm, while backheeling real hard with my crossed ankles, that it is highly likely to dislocate the shoulder on people . I initially discovered this just simply when pulling on the elbow , trying to roll heavy guys over to the other side . They would all tap , and one guy’s shoulder did a mild dislocation , and that was with me only pulling on that arm about 50% . Any info on technique with this?
9:38 Can you also tickle your opponent to submit?
Nicky Ryan can move!
Yeah nicky is smooth. ☝️
Wish you guys would start crediting the musical artists in the videos because I really enjoy the tunes and would love to check out the artists.
id say either drop the music or go for some ta-ku or brock berrigan style audio instead. great jits.
Guess what I’ll be hitting this evening on everyone🤪 love the videos!! Gets me even more excited to go train
What would happen if you started tickling your opponent?
Old Bones Brigade feel to the vids, lately. Gettin me all nostalgic and sht
I mean... back triangles have been good for a while now 😛
I’ve not sure I’ve ever seen JB win one of these
What’s crazy is that JB is probably cold af too but he’s just not on their level yet
1:28 Some dudes have that neck that just laughs at your feeble triangle attempts.
I don’t know Craig claims crucifixes are a fake move yet this new triangle meta seems to
Be employing a lot of
Crucifix type set ups.
I’m thinking he means
The “classic crucifix” position is bunk… with which I concur 🤣😂
Gah, I wanted to tap for that guy at 3:00
Legend has it that he has never been submitted.
Props to Nicky Rod for taking care of his training partner. In a comp I’m not sure he would’ve been as nice
sheesh!!! ♥️💜
Bro that last one is like a monkey climbing a tree that's so bad ass
any idea on the background music?
WOW just going to leave me like that with no response, i see how it is
Wow. The head fake is real in this sub. On no my neck, oh no arm bar…night night
lol i've been randomly hitting that rear triangle a lot these past few weeks which I saw on some obscure youtube video and now it's the meta, this white belt will accept the credit, thanks 😂
It's nothing new at all and never disappeared for any amount of time. Just like all techniques, it goes in and out of fashion.
The title of this video is just marketing (click-bait).
lots of back sack and tap in this one
1st
damn gordans brother seems pretty cool
I love sankaku jime but my legs are short af haha
Hail hydra boy getting worked
New triangle meta? That Nicky has been doing for like 7 years?
💪💪🥋🥋
marcelo 101
holy fuck
Triangles from top, turtle, and side control all come from judo and aren't new
seems over power, gonna abuse this untill it gets patch
Triangles are the most powerful submission position. Prove me wrong
Back triangle is the strongest. Rear naked choke is stronger than all the other triangles.
Mounted darce is stronger than other triangles even
If Sambo was easy it would be called jujitsu
Stiff neck and sore shoulders
I feel bad for jb. He’s really good but he spars with the best guys in the world. Give him some easy rounds!
No offence but literally don’t care, just need to see the Nicky Ryan vs J Rod wrestling in shoes match uploaded.
Oh… you’re one of those shoe fetish people? I mean I think it’s weird af but whatever floats your boat
I don't see nothing new tho... I've been setting up a lot of triangles from back and top positions lately I guess I tapped into global jitz consciousness
It's just click-bait marketing or suddenly in fashion at B-Team.
i need the onlyfans rashguard back plssss
My 9 year old grandson looks a lot like this when he spars. Yes, he is freakishly talented. Needless to say he wrecks shop pretty well in his juniors class where he is the smallest and most dominant one in there. It's quite a show! Unfortunately he gets the least support from his BJJ school. They say in Brazil, it's the guy who is loosing who gets the help. I'm not blaming them, they have to keep the doors open.
I'll show him this video and he will be intimately familiar with all these moves just like he is with a truckload of others.
One option he uses that I didn't see in the video (maybe it wouldn't work as well at these higher levels?) is he goes under (behind) the exposed arm for the kimura from the inverted triangle for more leverage sometimes. Pretty brutal.
Wouldn't it be great if there were a place for the future greats of jiu jitsu to get the support they deserve? I'm thinking it will naturally work out in his favor someday.
Devastating position and techniques! Great video!
This is. A lot.
Click-bait title.
New😂😂 nothing new at all 😂😂
Why is it the new meta?
Because most people have not been using side triangles and back triangles until recently.
@@prandz420 At B-Team. This is purely click-bait marketing.
Yoko-Sangaku and Ushiro-Sangaku have been consistently used for several decades in both Judo and BJJ.
The techniques are only now in fashion at B-Team and they want to advertise it.
@@PhysiKarlz used in judo not bjj and even less so nogi. Front triangle has always been by far the most popular in bjj while side triangle by far most popular in judo.
People were not doing this stuff in nogi much until recently. I’ve been around for a while dude.
This is not new…
That guy jb is horrible
need the wrestling match footage big time
yeah, whatever happened to that??
I could literally walk into this gym and rag doll every fool on the mate…