What an amazing content. Hi! I'm Yusuke Nagano from Karate Dojo waKu. Since we barely have any ground fighting in karate, this is extremely valuable. Thank so much for your effort!
Man this really helps I just started jiu jitsu not to ling ago like 1 month now and I was learning how to get to sweep and get guard or somthing thank you
Submissions have more insurance behind them than strikes. Context dictates tactics, and submissions should be on the table. Whether they are the best route or not depends. Having said that, we just completed a course today with BJJ Fanatics all on disengagements, so I am definitely a believer in whatever offers the best and safest route out of the fight.
Beginner question...did you create these moves or did someone teach you (not just this move, but all your techniques too) They are so incredible and creative!
At some point I learned most everything from somewhere else, either teachers or partners. I have some ways of putting things together or explaining that might be slightly different, but that’s all.
Great 👍🏼 stuff - I think this is essentially what I use in Gi when we put the gloves on, but from a bit of spider guard - very effective...or if they posture up once in the triangle I go for the Rickson Triangle.
Cool video. I will take a look at the course and very probably by it. Just a question? Why do you show striking with left hand when the majority of people are right handed?
It just happened that way for the angle of the video is all. Everything is the same for the other side. Thank you for your consideration of the course!
Awesome vídeo!! I was taught this position (foot on biceps, wrist control), as a sort of modified Spider Guard for MMA, could this be right?? And also instead of sweeping the other option could be an Armbar, anyways, thank you for the vídeo!!
hey there! im a jiujitsu beginner but making good progress! but i recently went in something i had no clue how to deal with... my opponent was bottom and i was in mount. my opponent had an over and an underhook on me resulting in an s grip on my back... how the heck do i get out of this? i had no clue which submission i could do nor how to break this grip... thanks in advance! :3
Thank you very much and good luck
What an amazing content.
Hi! I'm Yusuke Nagano from Karate Dojo waKu.
Since we barely have any ground fighting in karate, this is extremely valuable.
Thank so much for your effort!
I’m happy to hear this helps!
Man this really helps I just started jiu jitsu not to ling ago like 1 month now and I was learning how to get to sweep and get guard or somthing thank you
New to jujitsu
I come from a boxing / Thai fighting background wow I love the art and love the video
Excellent details! Thank you Professors
Perfect explanation. Thank you so much for your dedication to jiu-jitsu.
Finally , someone who knows
Keep it up , thx for the precious knowledge
Eli, ur the 🐐 at grappling. never forget that
Loving this MMA/Street/Weaponized BJJ content
Great option, need to try this instead of just the overhook to triangle set up
Love seeing these practical applications. Great work and thank you for sharing!
Bravo from France ! Thanks you ! your learning is very intersting, accessible and well explained. Merci
Merci!!!! I appreciate that greatly
Awesome setup!
Thanks brothers, made it simple to understand...
Thank you!
Thanks very nice video.
Eli with his own punch block series?! Magnificent! Would you really be going for submissions in a self defense situation though?
@Chandasouk
Why not? If you make a person go unconscious for a few seconds, that affords you time to disengage and get away from them.
@@patrickb-man1309 Position before submission. I'd never try to fight off my back and play guard. I'm sweeping.
@@Chandasouk Noted. I'm new to ground work.
Submissions have more insurance behind them than strikes. Context dictates tactics, and submissions should be on the table. Whether they are the best route or not depends. Having said that, we just completed a course today with BJJ Fanatics all on disengagements, so I am definitely a believer in whatever offers the best and safest route out of the fight.
@@KnightJiuJitsu Good stuff like always, Eli! Also nice to see you not bothering that woman anymore 😂
Those moves are amazing! 🥋✊
Beginner question...did you create these moves or did someone teach you (not just this move, but all your techniques too) They are so incredible and creative!
At some point I learned most everything from somewhere else, either teachers or partners. I have some ways of putting things together or explaining that might be slightly different, but that’s all.
@@KnightJiuJitsu how and what you teach, are spectacular!
Love your self defence approach coach. Keep them coming.
I appreciate that and I definitely plan to!
Good videos as always
In fact you see this things in MMA, for every one out there thinking that this is not legit.
big fan
Great 👍🏼 stuff - I think this is essentially what I use in Gi when we put the gloves on, but from a bit of spider guard - very effective...or if they posture up once in the triangle I go for the Rickson Triangle.
Yes! Awesome stuff too!
Knight Jiu-Jitsu Always Awesome Instructionals
Sir your video's are always too good i am a big fan of your (respect From india)
Thank you so much for watching over in India!
Cool video. I will take a look at the course and very probably by it. Just a question? Why do you show striking with left hand when the majority of people are right handed?
It just happened that way for the angle of the video is all. Everything is the same for the other side. Thank you for your consideration of the course!
Eli is one of nicest guys you can meet. I'm looking forward to training with him.
I appreciate it, Nate. Looking forward to it too.
Wish he was within even a 2 hour range!
Are you Nate Diaz? Lol
Awesome vídeo!! I was taught this position (foot on biceps, wrist control), as a sort of modified Spider Guard for MMA, could this be right??
And also instead of sweeping the other option could be an Armbar, anyways, thank you for the vídeo!!
hey there! im a jiujitsu beginner but making good progress! but i recently went in something i had no clue how to deal with... my opponent was bottom and i was in mount. my opponent had an over and an underhook on me resulting in an s grip on my back... how the heck do i get out of this? i had no clue which submission i could do nor how to break this grip... thanks in advance! :3
There is a great Kimura opportunity from there!
Which is effective in street fight
Both are for use against a striking opponent, so potentially both are good for a street fight.
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I need to see this stress tested with actual thrown punches. I don't trust that foot block
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