This is one GREAT video! Congratulations!! Next time I have to explain my art to someone, well I'll send him or her your link! You made it everything look simple and objective! Let's train now! Oss!
Alan Daetwyler seriously? Brazilian jiu-jitsu came from Judo which is a part of Jiu-jitsu or jutjutsu. Carlos and Helio didn't invent BJJ . They came up a system they marketed to the public......Brazilian jiu-jitsu is not just a Gracie family art. There was more than one student of Mitsuyo Maeda . Please learn the history
Gerald Duke, my comment was more about the 10 min of the video than the 10 sec you are highlighting. I like the video because it explain what is the art, it forms, what it aims and how a "dummy" could easly understand it. Regarding the history of BJJ, I agree with you when u say "Brazilian jiu-jitsu is not just a Gracie family art", there are others, but I do believe that is the "Brazilian" jiu-jistu - and the Gracies at the beginning - that developed and democratized the most the ground aspect of it in the latest century. I could call it modern jiu-jitsu as opposed to Japanese or traditional jiu-jitsu (even if it already contained some high level ground techniques) In other words, BJJ comes from JJ but took a different path after - that's where the B letter pops out =) - and my guess is that Gustavo Gasperin was actually only talking about this last "path".
Alan Daetwyler actually Mitsuyo Maeda had many students....Gracie family wasn't the only one....btw the paths from Jiu-jitsu to Brazil comes though Europe then to the US to Cuba , back to the US then to South America.....or if you are speaking of figurative pads think about this Dr Kano was forming Judo ro be a sport which is why he sent students all over the world to spread it.....
His point was when he's explaining what BJJ is to someone who has no idea about it, this video describes the basics very well. If I was trying to explain what BJJ is to someone who is mildly interested, I wouldn't break down the entire history of the art.
Alan Daetwyler Give me street rules and I guarantee that your bank is useless even the very best. On the streets you would not be able to stop a fucking knive or machete.
Excellent video. You do a tremendous job of explaining the difference between BJJ for sport and BJJ for self defense. I like how you explained the four different phases of BJJ. Every novice should watch and listen to this video to get a better understanding of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
this was great. I was trying to explain to my 5 year old daughter that power isn't just a matter of size. I plan to train BJJ with her when she is a bit older. I think of it as a practical skill to have for a young woman
Not much emphasis here on takedowns though, although it was talked about briefly in this video. Knowing judo and the various throws involved can certainly help a BJJ practitioner to up their game in a real fight. If the throw is hard enough, it will shock your opponent and possibly hurt them, especially on a hard surface. The best example of the was the Masahiko Kimura vs. Hélio Gracie fight. Kimura, the judo specialist, was able to throw Gracie down hard with ease. Kimura eventually went on to win the fight. So, knowing your throws is very important in BJJ.
@@codinginflow I’m scared to show up to a class and nobody will roll with me. I’m kinda shy so i feel like it’ll be hard to ask a random person to roll. Does instructor pair you up since your new?
@@sassysteve6700 My instructor paired me up yes. And we also switch partners every couple minutes when we roll. Don't let this scare you! I am also very shy.
Dear BJJ Practitioner, I must say that you are unique teacher/ coach / trainer in explaining this Art/ Sport and fight system. I hope you can do a seminar in the UK one day. Or maybe a live seminar via online. Which would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks, Ashraf
great video and much appreciated for taking the time and effort to make a clear and concise video and breaking Brazilian jiu-jitsu into a understandable segments for beginners like myself. Thank you once again!
It's not like Japanese Jujutsu (kicks, punches, arm locks etc) - it's based on Judo (mostly grappling) - the naming is very confusing for historical reasons.
Yes, but it is a matter of courtesy and respect. When Jigaro Kano incorporated all old style jiu-jitsu (based on fixed attack patterns, like any silly self-defense style) and incorporated it into Judo, he also made the biggest improvement to eastern grappling styles, and that is randori/sparring/rolling and full force competition. So BJJ own all of it's roots to Judo and nothing to traditional japanese jiu-jitsu, but they're to proud to admit that. The mafioso machisimo bullshit of the Gracies, and the myth of the Gracie "chosen one", is practically as silly as a 70s kung-fu movie, but people still buy it. It's fucking pathetic that they cannot admit that their style is all based on Judo and not any arcane secret japanese jiu-jitsu master. I say fuck the Gracies. They're just con-men. And this is no disrespect for all the great BJJ clubs out there. But not mentioning Judo as the root of their martial art, is just plain disrespectful.
@@henrikg1388 Dude, what are you talking about? I've trained Judo and BJJ in Brazil for years and since day one of both of them classes, they mentioned the existence of one another, and always recognizing that BJJ developed from Judo, but it is a different martial arts(like Judo isnt Japanese JJ), because of the development and complexity each of the martial arts brought to its own style of figthting( judo = takedowns ; bjj = ground grappling). And btw, i train BJJ under Gracie Barra(where my teacher is a Judo blackbelt as well) and Judo under Emerson Ramos(who was Brazilian Team Judo coach), ur talking nonsense. I think you have this perception, since Judo isnt as big in USA as Judo and in Brazil, both BJJ and Judo are huge in Brazil.
Dude this video was exactly what I needed as a beginner. Took me so long to find it but now I finally know what I'm doing and why I'm doing it, so thanks
Professor Gasperin, thanks for representing Jiu-Jitsu as, first and foremost, a self-defense system. The 4 phases are the reason why Jiu-Jitsu is brilliant, effective, and efficient.
I've been training BJJ for only 3 months and as most white belts have probably found, I learn a small amount each class but don't really know what I am doing. This video really helped me to understand the general strategy of why we are doing certain things. I still don't know what I am doing but this opened my eyes to the WHY which I think will help massively with progress and enjoyment.
Excellent explanation about what is BJJ ! ..... More of that in the variations of takedowns, guards, submissions. I believe that you should be a really good coach.
This is by far the best explanation of what BJJ is I've ever watched. MMA Leech, could you allow contributors to propose a translation (subtitles) for this video ? I would like to show it to some friends but I don't think they will understand it well without a translation, so I'd like to contribute.
WOW... it really is a great video... I'm impressed by your ability to sintetize such a wide array of concepts... Great job... Everybody, even people who have been training for long, should watch this!
lol, super good video for dummy. I practiced striking like chinese martial arts, boxing and muay thai and others, but dont appreciate the grappling until I saw this video and its concepts and submission map etc. The core is still super important like striking but moving like a slime into different positions is super important. transition between striking and ground and stand clinchings and sweeps and dumps are very important also
Great video, thanks for sharing! Just have to make a remark on the history, it's a shame that we still have many black belts stating that BJJ was "invented by the Gracie's after modifying traditional Jiu-Jitsu techniques", it's a sad tale told over and over. The reality is that BJJ never had (especially in the beginning when it was GJJ) a direct contact with any of the dozens of traditional japanese Jiu-Jitsu schools... BJJ comes freshly straight from Judo. GJJ had a already a weak "tachi-waza" and bigger preference for "ne-waza", that unbalance was completed with the development of modern BJJ.
+Physical Activity Science Helio Gracie said that Maeda called it Jiu Jitsu. That's fair enough to me and to all the other BJJ black belts I know. Now, was Helio lying? Was Maeda lying? There is no way to know... even if Maeda was teaching Kodokan Judo but was calling it Jiu Jitsu, how do you expect the Gracies to call it Judo? This topic is highly controversial, and there is nothing set in stone as you are trying to convey. More importantly, BJJ evolved into a different art, and that's what I'm interested about.
+MMA Leech I totally agree with you in that BJJ evolved into a different art, a great and beautiful one as we know! Maeda called it Jiu-Jitsu indeed, we also agree there, and more, everybody called it Jiu-Jitsu, including the Kodokan and the Japanese people. If you check the History of Judo, you will realize that Judo is Jiu-Jitsu, and many times called like that. Judo is modern Jiu-Jitsu, compiled from a few schools of traditional Jiu-Jitsu. BJJ on the other hand, has no contact or origin in these traditional Jiu-Jitsu forms, it originates directly from Judo, that was my point, and that is written history, not controversial at all. If one prefers, one could see BJJ, Judo or Aikido, all as Jiu-Jitsu. But lineage is important when telling the history, Judo and Aikido (and others) do come straight from traditional japanese Jiu-Jitsu schools, BJJ does not. But all in all, great video, it is very didactic and well made, congrats :)
We can call it whatever we want, football, karate, wrestling, jiu jitsu etc, but we would be imprecise (or flat wrong) by doing so. Jiu Jitsu is an umbrella term for something scarcely practiced today...
amazing video. what i like the most about this video is the explanation of the move per danger table. great! Also you are awesome teacher thank you for creating videos for youtube keep it up!!
Loved your video. This is an excellent explanation on Jiu Jitsu. Wonderful work! I'm doing exactly what Alan Daetwyler said, and sharing the link to others who have questions about our art.
Great introduction video about Jiu Jitsu, exactly what I was looking for. I didn't know that there is so much strategy and tactics in it and at the same time it's so practical especially about fights on the ground. Thanks!
this video was really helpful, thanks! I started doing mma recently but the aim and basic mechanics of BJJ were never really explained, so this has helped me to actually understand what I should be trying to do haha
Thank you so much for this video I was looking for a video like this to help me better assist my son's bjj but I had no idea of the fundamentals now I get the 'point' and goal of bjj thoroughly this video is really good and I will share it thanks
This man is the only one who got it right. He mentioned Japanese Jui-jit-su. Huge respect.
@@thetruthhurts7500 jiu jitsu
@@thetruthhurts7500 jujutsu kaisen intensifies
2:35 closing the distance
3:32 taking the fight to the ground
4:38 achieving a dominant position
8:32 finishing the fight
The true 4-phase system of Jiu-Jitsu
He forgot to mention, "Drunken buddy of your opponent rushes over and kick-stomps your head into the sidewalk."🤕
this stuff should be taught in schools to all children
The Best Explanation of Jiu Jitsu I Have Ever Seen. Thank you.
Antonio Garmsci except for the part that it was created by the Gracies
GAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Antonio Garmsci Right? I had someone ask who hadn’t heard of it. Could not find a better explanation to send them.
Matte DeCatte Odd place to announce your personal issues, but you do you ;)
I've had my second b.j.j class... after watching this it has helped me understand the art more
This is one GREAT video! Congratulations!! Next time I have to explain my art to someone, well I'll send him or her your link! You made it everything look simple and objective! Let's train now! Oss!
Alan Daetwyler seriously? Brazilian jiu-jitsu came from Judo which is a part of Jiu-jitsu or jutjutsu. Carlos and Helio didn't invent BJJ . They came up a system they marketed to the public......Brazilian jiu-jitsu is not just a Gracie family art. There was more than one student of Mitsuyo Maeda . Please learn the history
Gerald Duke, my comment was more about the 10 min of the video than the 10 sec you are highlighting. I like the video because it explain what is the art, it forms, what it aims and how a "dummy" could easly understand it.
Regarding the history of BJJ, I agree with you when u say "Brazilian jiu-jitsu is not just a Gracie family art", there are others, but I do believe that is the "Brazilian" jiu-jistu - and the Gracies at the beginning - that developed and democratized the most the ground aspect of it in the latest century. I could call it modern jiu-jitsu as opposed to Japanese or traditional jiu-jitsu (even if it already contained some high level ground techniques)
In other words, BJJ comes from JJ but took a different path after - that's where the B letter pops out =) - and my guess is that Gustavo Gasperin was actually only talking about this last "path".
Alan Daetwyler actually Mitsuyo Maeda had many students....Gracie family wasn't the only one....btw the paths from Jiu-jitsu to Brazil comes though Europe then to the US to Cuba , back to the US then to South America.....or if you are speaking of figurative pads think about this Dr Kano was forming Judo ro be a sport which is why he sent students all over the world to spread it.....
His point was when he's explaining what BJJ is to someone who has no idea about it, this video describes the basics very well. If I was trying to explain what BJJ is to someone who is mildly interested, I wouldn't break down the entire history of the art.
Alan Daetwyler Give me street rules and I guarantee that your bank is useless even the very best. On the streets you would not be able to stop a fucking knive or machete.
Excellent video. You do a tremendous job of explaining the difference between BJJ for sport and BJJ for self defense. I like how you explained the four different phases of BJJ. Every novice should watch and listen to this video to get a better understanding of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Thank you Jeff, glad you liked it!
this was great. I was trying to explain to my 5 year old daughter that power isn't just a matter of size. I plan to train BJJ with her when she is a bit older. I think of it as a practical skill to have for a young woman
Not much emphasis here on takedowns though, although it was talked about briefly in this video. Knowing judo and the various throws involved can certainly help a BJJ practitioner to up their game in a real fight. If the throw is hard enough, it will shock your opponent and possibly hurt them, especially on a hard surface. The best example of the was the Masahiko Kimura vs. Hélio Gracie fight. Kimura, the judo specialist, was able to throw Gracie down hard with ease. Kimura eventually went on to win the fight. So, knowing your throws is very important in BJJ.
The kids at 6:21 are better than I am and I've been doing this shit for over 7 years.
AOJ is the answer ... Best
Michell Ruiz what tf is that
AOJ= Art Of Jiu-Jitsu It's a school run by the Mendez bros.
Count me too, and Im blue belt lol
Carzo Parazzo same here!!! That kid would destroy me lol
Great presentation, made even better with the footage.
Much respect great vid. I’ve taught my children this due to this generations cowardly attacks of use of guns and knives. Thank u
Thank you!
@Zubeen Bhuiyan shhhh, let then dream
had my 2nd BJJ class today
how is it? what do they do
@@kal1t it was cool, they showed us different techniques and then we did sparring with each other
@@codinginflow I’m scared to show up to a class and nobody will roll with me. I’m kinda shy so i feel like it’ll be hard to ask a random person to roll. Does instructor pair you up since your new?
@@sassysteve6700 My instructor paired me up yes. And we also switch partners every couple minutes when we roll. Don't let this scare you! I am also very shy.
By far one of the best Intro to BJJ video I've watched.
Thank you!
Dear BJJ Practitioner,
I must say that you are unique teacher/ coach / trainer in explaining this Art/ Sport and fight system.
I hope you can do a seminar in the UK one day. Or maybe a live seminar via online.
Which would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Ashraf
Thanks Ashraf!
I NEVER comment on videos, but this was just so incredibly detailed and helpful. Dude, thanks for this.
That was a phenomenal introduction to the art. Thank you so much.
great video man! really cleared stuff up and i feel like im ready going into my first lesson. thanks again!
Thank you for your excellent explanation. I knew nothing about BJJ when I came here and now I have a new sense of respect and wonder for it!
great video and much appreciated for taking the time and effort to make a clear and concise video and breaking Brazilian jiu-jitsu into a understandable segments for beginners like myself. Thank you once again!
WOW this is the best intro to bjj I have ever heard.
It's not like Japanese Jujutsu (kicks, punches, arm locks etc) - it's based on Judo (mostly grappling) - the naming is very confusing for historical reasons.
bjj is Judo newaza....but they never mention Judo and Jigoro Kano....The fact is that Maeda was a Judoka
Both of you are forgetting where Judo itself came from
Judo comes from Japanese jujitsu. So it’s all kind of related
Yes, but it is a matter of courtesy and respect. When Jigaro Kano incorporated all old style jiu-jitsu (based on fixed attack patterns, like any silly self-defense style) and incorporated it into Judo, he also made the biggest improvement to eastern grappling styles, and that is randori/sparring/rolling and full force competition. So BJJ own all of it's roots to Judo and nothing to traditional japanese jiu-jitsu, but they're to proud to admit that.
The mafioso machisimo bullshit of the Gracies, and the myth of the Gracie "chosen one", is practically as silly as a 70s kung-fu movie, but people still buy it. It's fucking pathetic that they cannot admit that their style is all based on Judo and not any arcane secret japanese jiu-jitsu master. I say fuck the Gracies. They're just con-men. And this is no disrespect for all the great BJJ clubs out there. But not mentioning Judo as the root of their martial art, is just plain disrespectful.
@@henrikg1388 Dude, what are you talking about? I've trained Judo and BJJ in Brazil for years and since day one of both of them classes, they mentioned the existence of one another, and always recognizing that BJJ developed from Judo, but it is a different martial arts(like Judo isnt Japanese JJ), because of the development and complexity each of the martial arts brought to its own style of figthting( judo = takedowns ; bjj = ground grappling).
And btw, i train BJJ under Gracie Barra(where my teacher is a Judo blackbelt as well) and Judo under Emerson Ramos(who was Brazilian Team Judo coach), ur talking nonsense. I think you have this perception, since Judo isnt as big in USA as Judo and in Brazil, both BJJ and Judo are huge in Brazil.
My god, the set up for that knee bar at 10:15 was absolutely beautiful. Great video.
Makes it so freaking simple to explain and so simple to understand, I loved it.
Just had my first class today. I came with an open mind and I had fun
Possibly the best explanation on the overall jiu-jitsu basics. Thanks for this vedio.
Dude this video was exactly what I needed as a beginner. Took me so long to find it but now I finally know what I'm doing and why I'm doing it, so thanks
You are welcome Alex!
Probably the best video about jiu-jitsu I've ever watched.
Professor Gasperin, thanks for representing Jiu-Jitsu as, first and foremost, a self-defense system. The 4 phases are the reason why Jiu-Jitsu is brilliant, effective, and efficient.
100%
Fantastic quick introduction to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu! 👌
I've been training BJJ for only 3 months and as most white belts have probably found, I learn a small amount each class but don't really know what I am doing. This video really helped me to understand the general strategy of why we are doing certain things. I still don't know what I am doing but this opened my eyes to the WHY which I think will help massively with progress and enjoyment.
how's it going
Hope you are killing it!
I've been looking for a great video to show people when they ask my what I'm doing at night. Thank you!
You are welcome!
Booked a free trial class, I know nothing about BJJ, so thank you for this video!! Looking forward to next Monday
Great instruction thank you very much. I'm going to my first class today and I'm 39!
Excellent explanation about what is BJJ ! ..... More of that in the variations of takedowns, guards, submissions. I believe that you should be a really good coach.
Brilliant! I just had my first class yesterday and you've just answered soooo many questions for me. Thank you!
You are welcome Cheryl!
This is by far the best explanation of what BJJ is I've ever watched. MMA Leech, could you allow contributors to propose a translation (subtitles) for this video ? I would like to show it to some friends but I don't think they will understand it well without a translation, so I'd like to contribute.
The best video ever to explain the tactics of BJJ! Worldclass! Thank you!
The best video for bjj basic theory, thanks!
werdum has the best jiu jitsu next to Maia. I have immense respect for you and this video. love it
Thank you!
@joah45 what about Jacare
Esse video é uma dádiva, parabéns e muitíssimo obrigado por compartilhar conosco!!!
Great video for newbies. Thank you
Great video! Gustavo is an awesome instructor
WOW... it really is a great video... I'm impressed by your ability to sintetize such a wide array of concepts... Great job... Everybody, even people who have been training for long, should watch this!
This is a great video! I started a beginner jiu jitsu class, and I was never really told what my objective is... Thank you
I shared this with people and they loved it. They became very interested to know more about it after seeing this. Thanks a lot!
Awesome!
Thank you ! Excellent & Great video. Luv it !!!
Thanks man ! This helped me out choosing my fight sport
Thank you. Very educational. Learn something new I had no clue 10 minutes ago.
Awesome!
Excellent video. Greetings from Ecuador.
Thank you Santiago!
Thanks a lot! Short, clear, neat!
Thank you!
lol, super good video for dummy. I practiced striking like chinese martial arts, boxing and muay thai and others, but dont appreciate the grappling until I saw this video and its concepts and submission map etc. The core is still super important like striking but moving like a slime into different positions is super important. transition between striking and ground and stand clinchings and sweeps and dumps are very important also
Im not gonna lie jiu jitsu is scary to watch, one swift snake looking move and you could split someone's crouch joints open.
The Power also enough force can easily destroy a persons joint(s) too.
I'm more worried about the knees and shoulders
I'm basically paused every 3 seconds to see details of your explanation. Thanks for the good videa ;)
I love the video. The information is very organized and to the point.
Um dos melhores vídeos sobre Jiu-Jitsu que já vi! Parabéns! Muito bem explicado.
Valeu Junior!
I LOVE THIS VIDEO. ORGANIZATION IS KEY. KEEP MAKING THESE VIDEOS, THE SYSTEMATIZATION APPROACH IS SUPERIOR.
What a great video! I just started and this was super informative to help me better understand!
The Best Jiujitsu explanatory video I have ever seen. Congrats!
This video inspired me to join a local BJJ gym at 38 and get back in to shape
Great do hear!
THIS!... I really wished I knew this before joining bjj!! Its been my 1st week and I feel like a ragdoll in sparring because I was totally confused.
Best bjj video I've ever seen (next time I have to explain bjj I will just link this). Thank you
Starting training 3 weeks ago... now I get it.
Thank you.
Great video, thanks for sharing! Just have to make a remark on the history, it's a shame that we still have many black belts stating that BJJ was "invented by the Gracie's after modifying traditional Jiu-Jitsu techniques", it's a sad tale told over and over. The reality is that BJJ never had (especially in the beginning when it was GJJ) a direct contact with any of the dozens of traditional japanese Jiu-Jitsu schools... BJJ comes freshly straight from Judo. GJJ had a already a weak "tachi-waza" and bigger preference for "ne-waza", that unbalance was completed with the development of modern BJJ.
+Physical Activity Science Helio Gracie said that Maeda called it Jiu Jitsu. That's fair enough to me and to all the other BJJ black belts I know.
Now, was Helio lying? Was Maeda lying? There is no way to know... even if Maeda was teaching Kodokan Judo but was calling it Jiu Jitsu, how do you expect the Gracies to call it Judo?
This topic is highly controversial, and there is nothing set in stone as you are trying to convey.
More importantly, BJJ evolved into a different art, and that's what I'm interested about.
+MMA Leech I totally agree with you in that BJJ evolved into a different art, a great and beautiful one as we know! Maeda called it Jiu-Jitsu indeed, we also agree there, and more, everybody called it Jiu-Jitsu, including the Kodokan and the Japanese people. If you check the History of Judo, you will realize that Judo is Jiu-Jitsu, and many times called like that. Judo is modern Jiu-Jitsu, compiled from a few schools of traditional Jiu-Jitsu. BJJ on the other hand, has no contact or origin in these traditional Jiu-Jitsu forms, it originates directly from Judo, that was my point, and that is written history, not controversial at all. If one prefers, one could see BJJ, Judo or Aikido, all as Jiu-Jitsu. But lineage is important when telling the history, Judo and Aikido (and others) do come straight from traditional japanese Jiu-Jitsu schools, BJJ does not. But all in all, great video, it is very didactic and well made, congrats :)
+MMA Leech can we just call it jiu jitsu now days?
We can call it whatever we want, football, karate, wrestling, jiu jitsu etc, but we would be imprecise (or flat wrong) by doing so. Jiu Jitsu is an umbrella term for something scarcely practiced today...
+Physical Activity Science what do you mean by umbrella term?
This is really good. I'm basically going to parrot this when people ask me what jiu jitsu is.
Had my first Ju Jiu Jitsu lesson and watched this afterwards, really helpful, thank you!
Thanks Rudolf!
Sorry about being the grammar police, but u said "ju jiu jitsu"
Exactly what I was looking for. Well done!
Thanks master, for sharing your knowledge and experience. Great jiu-jitsu description. As good as the famous "Danaher's system".
amazing video. what i like the most about this video is the explanation of the move per danger table. great! Also you are awesome teacher thank you for creating videos for youtube keep it up!!
GREAT VIDEO AND VERY INSTRUCTIONAL. YOU EXPLAINED HOW TO CLOSE THE DISTANCE AGAINST ONE ATTACKER. HOW DO YOU CLOSE THE DISTANCE AGAINST 2 ATTACKERS?
Very comprehensive!!!
Fantastic overview. Just what this newbie needed.
Very insightful info in just a 10 min video! thanks i learnt alot!
you are welcome Ally!
Loved your video. This is an excellent explanation on Jiu Jitsu. Wonderful work! I'm doing exactly what Alan Daetwyler said, and sharing the link to others who have questions about our art.
Wow, what an excellent video. A lot of work went into making this video, thank you for giving us this lesson !
No problem Petor!
The best explanation i've ever watched
Great introduction video about Jiu Jitsu, exactly what I was looking for. I didn't know that there is so much strategy and tactics in it and at the same time it's so practical especially about fights on the ground. Thanks!
this is very good, a good breakdown of the basics we need to know to stay in the game
this video was really helpful, thanks! I started doing mma recently but the aim and basic mechanics of BJJ were never really explained, so this has helped me to actually understand what I should be trying to do haha
Excellent intro to Jiu Jitsu; thank you for the video.
Crystal clear explanation and a great video. Thanks man.
Very good and very professional! Thank you for the information and the order you put it!
Thank you big guy! I love your channel. I am new to BJJ and your videos have helped tons!!💪🏼💪🏼
You are welcome!
Good video! Was thinking about taking it up and found this… thanks :)
Awesome!
wow really informative! I enjoyed learning from you. Really interested in getting into Jiu Jitsu. Thanks!
could not have it explained better! thank you!
great, comprehensive Intro and i like the breakdown via flow charts!
excellent video. pretty much covers all the bases.
2 Stripe Blue Belt under Royce Gracie Black Belt: Great 👍🏼 Summary!!!!
Thank you!
MMA Leech it’s awesome 👏
Best BJJ intro ever
I wish I had watched this video on my first day of doing BJJ. Might have saved me a lot of confusion. Thanks!
Very detail flow chart at the end. Well done.
Thank you Scott!!
This is great and you don't see much of the basic explanations of jujitsu
Really awesome - i'mon about my 5th or 6 th class and this was very well structured. I've learnt a lot, thank you!
Its helps us to know jiujitsu is.. good video.. oss
Thank you!
Yeah, but what do you do if the floor is lava ?
You'll climb on the Opponent. Ready for back mount
they both kiss and then die.
MOREL Renaud wtf dude??? it's like you just posted a question of the most lazy unrealistic scenario you could possibly think of...
MOREL Renaud, take the lava’s back
Call on Jesus... and walk on it without harm. Plunge the enemy into it.
Thank you so much for this video I was looking for a video like this to help me better assist my son's bjj but I had no idea of the fundamentals now I get the 'point' and goal of bjj thoroughly this video is really good and I will share it thanks
Best explanaiton for newbies ever. Great video
Hugely helpful!!
Thanks Camello!