@@johnnywishbone932 if you know that you're low class it means you're aware that there are things you don't know, which means that you know more than many others
I mean to be fair this is a very flashy and EXTREMELY situational technique. While some people might clearly not know what they are talking about, you could make some fairly accurate criticism of this movement with even basic grappling knowledge.
@@darkspaghetti6891 For sure, there's alot of that around. But equally on the other hand you have people who will never allow criticism of their art. Gotta find a balance between being educated and critical, that's how we improve
For those who see this, this is a real technique in BJJ and Its a signature move of Ryan Hall in the UFC. Edit: It was created by Masakaru Imanari and used plenty in the 2000s, thank you João Castro
Yea ppl are funny sometimes, they’ll believe someone can pinch a nerve in order to put someone to sleep but won’t accept that tearing someones knee apart is an effective move in man to man combat
I'm still a white belt, have one hell of a road to walk till i am able to learn that one spicy move there. Looks badass, if someday in my life i successfuly pull that out, it might be one of my greatest personal achievements.
Thats why you always pair it with kicks so you can feign a kick and roll into it. Ryan Hall did that against BJ Penn and secured a pretty nasty leg lock.
Easy defense techiqueue for computer masters down below there, you just have to take a look to understand how to fight, you know, just like in manhwa - "How to fight"
Grapplers whove never been in the cage acting like this junk works in a real fight. Let me give you grapplers some advice: unless you're werdum and have striking skills if you fall down in a real fight you better get back up. The bottom game doesnt work in the cage or in a real fight the Majority of the time. You think this will work on concrete? You think you can shoot by driving your knee into the ground on concrete? The same people who love this have perfected their donkey guard skills
@@DBBMed You talk about two different contexts, the cage and the street. Wouldn’t know about the street since I’ve only been in a couple of fights, but imanari roll has been used successfully in the cage before.
@@DBBMed How can you talk about cage and the street as if they are similar? 2 very different situations with many differing variables. Considering the roll has been used and executed many times in MMA I would say your comment is pretty redundant. In terms of a street fight yeah it's probably not the go to, but if you find yourself already down and on the ground and your in that position then you would use it, as hard as you could.
@@brandong5450 yeah I just started 3 weeks ago he said he's been in since September so about 3 months but the dude just stays in that position upside down on his back with the legs back over him idk just seems wrong
I'm a white belt 1 stripe, and while watching this I couldn't help but think it would be so cool to execute this into an X guard or some shit, but I'd probably get "lawn chaired" by some dude attempting it lol
Imanari subdue great way to grapple break the knee but i still can't do this even tho I'm already a year in mma. Perfect timing and space between opponent
@@jondavis2206 alright buddy it's called practicing a technique just like boxing how u practice ur hook shots. And u can make a 300lbs or any athletic guy fall like that easily. Watch ryan hall and you'll see. And btw the fat person wouldn't fall on u becauss ur grabbing them by the leg and they will fall back not on u unless u somehow do it incredibly wrong.
Just a personal opinion on the roll. Personally, I like to do a more full roll, I find it can help with speed and if someone sprawls in an mma fight, they'll more than likely come face down into your knee. On the flip side tho, this method has its pros, the main two being A, it's easier to get from a longer distance and B it's easier to follow from leg kicks (eg hall vs penn) definitely would recommend alternating between the both tho
@@jovon6791 he meant “wrestle” as in loosely based on wrestling. I’m thinking your the creep for equating “wrestle” and brother with something sexual just cause it’s in quotations
While that is true putting yourself in such a position does make it very hard to defend yourself. While this technique might look cool, and it might be effective in a purely grappling setting, I for one wouldn't try it anywhere else. The only time I've seen anything similar in MMA competition is Tony Ferguson's dark souls roll, and I think that only works because the man is legitimately crazy and extremely confusing to fight. It's not hard to throw a low level kick and have it connect, hell it wouldn't even be difficult to just take a step back and kick them when they come up. Going for a takedown against a prepared opponent without setup is asking to get hit. Look at Askren VS Masividal, I'm very sure many would say "you can't just flying knee someone to the head when they go for a leg".
@@AveSicarius I would never attempt this in any competitive match lol. That being said, I think people don't factor in that you actually have to react fast enough to employ a successful counter. This move is very fast, and unorthodox, if you aren't prepared for it, and the person knows what they're doing, it's gonna be extremely hard to successfully counter this, or any move for that matter.
@@chadsworthgigafuck It's like a spinning hook kick, it's surprising and you can do it very quickly if you know how. BUT if you know what to look for you can act right at the start, or even before the movement actually begins. That's a big part of fighting, and why so many techniques become much less effective when your opponent has a good knowledge of your style. If you know what to look for this technique is really obvious, I guess people could set it up by feinting a single/double leg prior then dropping into the roll. Unorthodox techniques only really work until people know about them (until they are orthodox basically) because they usually rely on surprise. You probably won't hit Wonderboy Thompson with a spinning back or hook kick for example, because he's seen it all, but Dan Henderson would run right into that (and he has multiple times). That's a big reason why BJJ isn't as effective in full contact as it used to be. It's orthodox now, and people know what to look for. I don't think many people are using this technique though haha, so probably good to go. You get major style points if you pull it off at least.
For all the simps saying move to the side, this movement is done 7x faster than in the video, and when you see someone roll like that your brain is processing what is actually happening rather than how to defend. Lol youtube mma fighters.
I want to master this one as well in bjj class, but how realistic is it to trap your opponent like in the video. I mean your opponent won't actually play dumb and stand still 😅
Jiu-jitsu instructor here. Not the true imanari roll but close. The guy's left leg should be under the hips and not in front. He messes it up mid roll when he pauses to thread his leg through. May seem minor to those who don't train, but it's actually important because you open yourself up to counters leaving the foot in front. If you just watched this video and decide to try it, make sure you do it the right way. Not hating - but it matters. Oss! 🥋
You are definitely right. This was actually a terribly done version. In my defense, I did these videos in 5 minutes so I could use them for a college project presentation for people who wouldn’t know what they are watching anyway ... I’ve been a brown belt for 3 years so looking back at this I’m definitely criticizing my own techniques... I didn’t expect anyone to find this in all honesty 🤷♂️
Not really, it's almost a freebie honestly. U can just do the iminari roll and invert back into place then reset or just keep following up with the iminari fail.
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Fighting BJJ people --> randomly get butts in your face Its like an obscure animal defense mechanism in the "true facts about ..." series by zefrank. Imagine being attacked and you drop on the floor and roll while constantly pointing your butt to the attacker. That is how the BJJ practitioner do.
Just remember if for God knows what reason someone actually successfully does this to you in a fight, they just gave you 5 little toes to break 1 at a time. 😁
@@kobiee2x137 no there is a totally different move for that. You see his hand placement? He is pinning down the leg and prying it to keep it captured. The moment he puts his hands on the foot to twist it he would loose that prying action, and ideally that's when you escape. Again assuming someone can put this on you.
Welcome to the comments were everyone is a world class martial artist
I am a low class martial artist does that still count?
@@johnnywishbone932 if you know that you're low class it means you're aware that there are things you don't know, which means that you know more than many others
I mean to be fair this is a very flashy and EXTREMELY situational technique. While some people might clearly not know what they are talking about, you could make some fairly accurate criticism of this movement with even basic grappling knowledge.
@@AveSicarius completely agree with you, my point was the people who criticize without the basics to know what they're talking about
@@darkspaghetti6891
For sure, there's alot of that around. But equally on the other hand you have people who will never allow criticism of their art.
Gotta find a balance between being educated and critical, that's how we improve
For those who see this, this is a real technique in BJJ and Its a signature move of Ryan Hall in the UFC.
Edit: It was created by Masakaru Imanari and used plenty in the 2000s, thank you João Castro
People just want to be keyboard warriors. I bet all of their hands are registered as deadly weapons 🙄🙄🙄🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Yea ppl are funny sometimes, they’ll believe someone can pinch a nerve in order to put someone to sleep but won’t accept that tearing someones knee apart is an effective move in man to man combat
I would love to see one of y'all try that in a street fight or mma fight 😂
@@dillonmendola9462 WATCH RYAN HALL you obviously don’t know fighting you do it 10x faster than that and you clutch the ankle...
@@dillonmendola9462 cause Ryan hall beating Bj penn with that didn’t happen according to you, huh?...
I did this once outside then she called cops on me wtf
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😂😂😂😂😂
Made my day
I saw this move in one of Tony Ferguson fight
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This one??
Me too
Ok, looks simple, let me try..
I've shoulder rolled the wrong way 6 times already
Yo remember the dude who faked the glove touch and hit dude with this in bellator 🤣🤣☠
Who was it? I need to see that lol
Yeah I need to see it too, I think I saw it before but I forgot who it is.
Re!gn in all likelihood it was Ryan Hall, that’s how most of his fights were won
@@borkguyI don't think he was ever in Bellator. And he isn't the type of guy to fake a glove touch.
@@borkguy never fought Bellator and he’s a class act no chance of him pulling cheap moves like that
The most elaborate way to cop a feel
She loved it
Of what? he legit just grabbed her leg
awful
Ah the floor mounted spinning minge kick!! Oldskool!
How do you not have anymore likes 😂😂
I'm still a white belt, have one hell of a road to walk till i am able to learn that one spicy move there. Looks badass, if someday in my life i successfuly pull that out, it might be one of my greatest personal achievements.
Ngl if I was this dude's opponent I would have been like: "TF is this monke doing?"
Then get heel hooked
Probably wouldn't have time to think that at full speed
Wiat u til it happens to u. Ur go na be like "tf is my leg so crooked"
This looks like one of those moves you see and go "no way that actually works". And then you look at Ryan Hall and get your mind exploded
Easy defense:
Step back
Walk away
Kick to face repeatedly
He do it slow mo if this was fast your leg will be crippled
@@mr.cannedble9724 not this dude.
Ryan Hall, yes.
Thats why you always pair it with kicks so you can feign a kick and roll into it. Ryan Hall did that against BJ Penn and secured a pretty nasty leg lock.
Adam Manning lol do you know me? I bet your hands are registered 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@brandong5450 lol
Easy defense techiqueue for computer masters down below there, you just have to take a look to understand how to fight, you know, just like in manhwa - "How to fight"
You've read my mind 🤣
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I’m no MMA expert but my guess is anyone trying this IRL gunna get stomped...
@Nash Tichy is Ryan Hall somehow immune to 90KG landing on his face?
@@jtmmmm27 I guess you know better than all those professional fighters he subbed with it...
Yes you are clearly not an mma expert.
This is my good friend and coach he is a beast!
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Lol yeah...... that'll do it......
Also known as the super ninja roll leg breaker
I hope I can outrun this guy
Yes sir nice technique 👌, I v blackbelt in ITF, we do some grand fights but NM , thx u sir godbless 🙏
Ha! You see Danny Mullen try to do this often. Love this move.
My clueless self trying to find a first date like:
You are my spirit animal
That’s one you don’t see coming. No more ice skating
Great for those really slow stationary foes.
It works, at least in MMA. You pair it with feints and mix up your approach, and it’s a lot faster in execution
And all those trained fighters that it's worked against.
And without further ado the BJJ experts
Dang that’s how it’s done. Always wanted to know lol
Casuals talking bout head kick here. smh
@The Wop because if someone does an iminari roll in a street fight they can probably finish you with it before you can kick them in the head lol
Grapplers whove never been in the cage acting like this junk works in a real fight. Let me give you grapplers some advice: unless you're werdum and have striking skills if you fall down in a real fight you better get back up. The bottom game doesnt work in the cage or in a real fight the Majority of the time. You think this will work on concrete? You think you can shoot by driving your knee into the ground on concrete? The same people who love this have perfected their donkey guard skills
@@DBBMed You talk about two different contexts, the cage and the street. Wouldn’t know about the street since I’ve only been in a couple of fights, but imanari roll has been used successfully in the cage before.
@@DBBMed How can you talk about cage and the street as if they are similar? 2 very different situations with many differing variables. Considering the roll has been used and executed many times in MMA I would say your comment is pretty redundant. In terms of a street fight yeah it's probably not the go to, but if you find yourself already down and on the ground and your in that position then you would use it, as hard as you could.
@@DBBMed Ryan Hall uses this constantly in the UFC. It's so effective that nobody will fight him...
I thought he had one arm at the start
Me rolling my way to the bed be like :
Lol a white belt at my gym tried this I grabbed both his heels and lawn chair him
This is a difficult technique to properly use so it’s funny when less skilled grapplers try these moves against much more skilled grapplers.
@@brandong5450 yeah I just started 3 weeks ago he said he's been in since September so about 3 months but the dude just stays in that position upside down on his back with the legs back over him idk just seems wrong
I'm a white belt 1 stripe, and while watching this I couldn't help but think it would be so cool to execute this into an X guard or some shit, but I'd probably get "lawn chaired" by some dude attempting it lol
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Imanari subdue great way to grapple break the knee but i still can't do this even tho I'm already a year in mma. Perfect timing and space between opponent
Ask someone about learning granby rolls. That is a good way to learn the basics of what I’m doing here.
it would be a great blow to capoeira!
Next time I get in a fight and my gf just stands there I’m going to try that move on her.
I wonder if u think it only works if they just stand there lmao.
@@justwhy7692 She might have to roll to the ground like that girl does to make it easy on me and make me look studly!
@@jondavis2206 not how it works lmao
@@justwhy7692 but she weighs 300 more pounds than me so I need her to just stand there and pretend to fall and NOT fall on me.
@@jondavis2206 alright buddy it's called practicing a technique just like boxing how u practice ur hook shots. And u can make a 300lbs or any athletic guy fall like that easily. Watch ryan hall and you'll see. And btw the fat person wouldn't fall on u becauss ur grabbing them by the leg and they will fall back not on u unless u somehow do it incredibly wrong.
This how the Jaw Titan did Eren
shut up no fuckin spoilers
In the real world this dude will get a timberland in his face
It's funny when people who don't know shit try to talk it.
I feel like I just watched a toribash replay lmao
Just imagine trying that in a street fight.
Wow did not see that coming, the ninja speed on this guy is insane
Shes all supportive like cool can we go to target now?
Cool beans!
Just a personal opinion on the roll. Personally, I like to do a more full roll, I find it can help with speed and if someone sprawls in an mma fight, they'll more than likely come face down into your knee. On the flip side tho, this method has its pros, the main two being A, it's easier to get from a longer distance and B it's easier to follow from leg kicks (eg hall vs penn) definitely would recommend alternating between the both tho
Literally looks so easy.
This is how I look when I "wrestle" with my brother lmao
What the fuck are you doing to your brother creep
@@jovon6791 he meant “wrestle” as in loosely based on wrestling. I’m thinking your the creep for equating “wrestle” and brother with something sexual just cause it’s in quotations
Tony does this shit every fight😂😂
I don't know why, but I love it! It won't work against me, because I know it's coming, but it's hilarious when someone gets it off!
People act like you can just kick somebody in the head. You know that person's alive and reacting to your strikes too, right?
I bet I could punch myself in the head. Where's your logic now!
@@dannybee6473 fax u got me
While that is true putting yourself in such a position does make it very hard to defend yourself. While this technique might look cool, and it might be effective in a purely grappling setting, I for one wouldn't try it anywhere else.
The only time I've seen anything similar in MMA competition is Tony Ferguson's dark souls roll, and I think that only works because the man is legitimately crazy and extremely confusing to fight.
It's not hard to throw a low level kick and have it connect, hell it wouldn't even be difficult to just take a step back and kick them when they come up. Going for a takedown against a prepared opponent without setup is asking to get hit.
Look at Askren VS Masividal, I'm very sure many would say "you can't just flying knee someone to the head when they go for a leg".
@@AveSicarius I would never attempt this in any competitive match lol. That being said, I think people don't factor in that you actually have to react fast enough to employ a successful counter. This move is very fast, and unorthodox, if you aren't prepared for it, and the person knows what they're doing, it's gonna be extremely hard to successfully counter this, or any move for that matter.
@@chadsworthgigafuck
It's like a spinning hook kick, it's surprising and you can do it very quickly if you know how. BUT if you know what to look for you can act right at the start, or even before the movement actually begins. That's a big part of fighting, and why so many techniques become much less effective when your opponent has a good knowledge of your style.
If you know what to look for this technique is really obvious, I guess people could set it up by feinting a single/double leg prior then dropping into the roll.
Unorthodox techniques only really work until people know about them (until they are orthodox basically) because they usually rely on surprise. You probably won't hit Wonderboy Thompson with a spinning back or hook kick for example, because he's seen it all, but Dan Henderson would run right into that (and he has multiple times).
That's a big reason why BJJ isn't as effective in full contact as it used to be. It's orthodox now, and people know what to look for.
I don't think many people are using this technique though haha, so probably good to go. You get major style points if you pull it off at least.
Ain’t this what tony furgeson does ?
No he just play dark souls in real life
Super practical move right there
Thought it was gonna be Sushi based on title
This looks like something noob saibot would do hahaha
That's the quickest way to get stomped out in a match there, buckaroo.
Oh thanks coach, I wouldn’t have known without your advice.
For all the simps saying move to the side, this movement is done 7x faster than in the video, and when you see someone roll like that your brain is processing what is actually happening rather than how to defend. Lol youtube mma fighters.
I'll have that with spicy mayo and extra ginger. Thanks!
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This is the "Tony the Type of Guy" Roll. The Ferguson Roll.
Nice if the other person dont move...
Look up any fight with Ryan Hall, they ain’t letting him do it.
I want to master this one as well in bjj class, but how realistic is it to trap your opponent like in the video. I mean your opponent won't actually play dumb and stand still 😅
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Yeah when u mess that move up dude you get my boots dude. 🤣😆😆😂😂😊🤣
Jiu-jitsu instructor here.
Not the true imanari roll but close. The guy's left leg should be under the hips and not in front. He messes it up mid roll when he pauses to thread his leg through. May seem minor to those who don't train, but it's actually important because you open yourself up to counters leaving the foot in front. If you just watched this video and decide to try it, make sure you do it the right way. Not hating - but it matters. Oss! 🥋
You are definitely right. This was actually a terribly done version. In my defense, I did these videos in 5 minutes so I could use them for a college project presentation for people who wouldn’t know what they are watching anyway ...
I’ve been a brown belt for 3 years so looking back at this I’m definitely criticizing my own techniques... I didn’t expect anyone to find this in all honesty 🤷♂️
@@brandong5450 It still looked good. Props for putting it out there and showing others the art
How would I apply this in a street fight???😂😂😂😂😂😂
I actually never knew that move
A move like that is kool
Risky move.
If executed properly, your opponent is done.
If not, you are done.
Not really, it's almost a freebie honestly. U can just do the iminari roll and invert back into place then reset or just keep following up with the iminari fail.
Alright thanks Mr danaher
I tried this on a guy who had me at gunpoint and he shot me at lot easier than where he had me originally
Sounds like a delicious sushi
Imanari roll sounds like soma kinda sushi
Ryan halls secret sauce
Now teach me how to not get my face stomped on after trying this
When ryan hall does it he is a world class athlete but when i do it im a criminal smh.
Ok the roll was easy, but how to execute the ankle lock?
Thats gotta hurt im being honest idk umm... leglocks xD
I was waiting to see all those who were going to say :" But it wouldn't work in a street fight".
There’s a lot of them here... it’s like they know more about grappling than me or something. Who woulda known 🤷♂️
*Ryan Hall has liked this video*
I’m always tryna hit this on my dad lol
So hop away when they do this, got it.
*Tony Ferguson has entered the chat
*Tony's typing....
"Hold my beer brother... it's tiramisu Tuesday MF's😎-cso-, #the peoples champ🇲🇽 #mentality"🤣gotta love tony
Man wtf has sonic been up to
I've seen this used by Ryan Hall many times
Mantab kunciannya 👍👍
You won't catch me with that move.😜
I take that back. This move looks scary if done fast enough.🤪
This just makes me sad that Ryan halls fight got canceled
Sounds like the of a sushi roll lol
this shit is op
This is a classic fake high, attack low strategy
Fighting BJJ people --> randomly get butts in your face
Its like an obscure animal defense mechanism in the "true facts about ..." series by zefrank.
Imagine being attacked and you drop on the floor and roll while constantly pointing your butt to the attacker. That is how the BJJ practitioner do.
No, I'm sure that's a sushi roll.
Is it supposed to be the famous ankle pick?
This is what the drop duck and roll shouldve been
This looks so cool and must be so incredibly hard to land in a fight 🤔😬😳
Impossible
@@davidsherrill9121 ryan hall has done this repeatedly
@@Larcona_ try it sometime
@@davidsherrill9121 Why, I think you've already thoroughly proven wrong.
@@Larcona_ you sound like a fucking child
This is cool and effective and all, but by the time I coul pull it off I'd be kicked in the face three times.
One bad habit I have is that I fall before they even put force to finish the takedown which is something she did in this vid
Sometimes that is the right thing to do to help your opponent drill while keeping you and them safe.
Can you make slow version tutorial for this move?
Yes soon when I’m fully recovered from my current broken leg I will be making more videos and actually doing instructional content as well!
Just remember if for God knows what reason someone actually successfully does this to you in a fight, they just gave you 5 little toes to break 1 at a time. 😁
Go ahead and break his toes “1 at a time” while he snaps your ankle so bad that your foot can high five your calf muscle.
@@kobiee2x137 no there is a totally different move for that. You see his hand placement? He is pinning down the leg and prying it to keep it captured. The moment he puts his hands on the foot to twist it he would loose that prying action, and ideally that's when you escape. Again assuming someone can put this on you.
Yuri Boyka did this on the big guy.
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I would say hello to girls like that when I was on too many e pills!!!