Hey Travis you are a real Icon on this sport thank you so much for sharing all the details and secrets about each technique. We really enjoy every video on this channel.
The sexual tension is palpable. Top notch content as always though. I'm glad to see your channel growing recently. I love the concept aspects of your videos. Is it possible you would alternate between concepts and actual techniques in the future?
I’m so happy to see Travis keeping up with his channel! I’m looking to buy a new gi (all of mine are black because I come from bjj and I just found out I can only compete in Judo with white or blue gis) so any recommendation for a good gi for judo would be much appreciated!
Senseless Nonsense yeah The Fuji euro judo gis is great. I have one of them and love it. Good quality for the price. Otherwise you can go for the top which is through Hatashita Sports and get a Mizuno gi. Either way you’re well served with Fuji.
Thanks so much, Travis. This info is absolutely awesome. I think it's especially useful for us beginners who can use these videos to get familiar with ideas even before we've learned techniques. I like the knee slide too. I've been having problems exactly as you described: I have had trouble gripping the gi lapel with the right hand because I haven't been controlling the opponent's left foot/leg/hip (and my opponent usually just moves and swats my hand away). I'll give this a shot. I'd really like to see that inversion pass too.
Thanks, Travis. I tried it out during practice. It worked sometimes, but other times I forgot important details even before I got to the knee pass position--for example, I forgot to use my left hand to control his right knee and collapse/engage his leg as you did in the video. This enabled him to use his right foot to push me. Maybe I would have remembered if I had conceptualized it as my whole body against his two legs (to mentally remind me not to reach towards his body!). But I'll keep practicing and drilling! Looking forward to the inversion pass video!
Hi Travis, great video! How do you address when people do seated guard. In this video the opponent stayed lay down. How to pass when the opponent is seated?
Thanks for the content. It would be awesome to see your take on the HQ position for passing. Indeed from Ecuador jajaja. Looking forward for future videos.
i think all techniques have a degree of risk you just have to be comfortable with the level of risk your taking. I don't know how good or bad your taio is so I'm not sure how risky it is.
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Good mix of funny and informative, looking forward to future videos of you two, thanks guys!
Thanks!
Thank you Travis. I appreciate you focused on basic principles
Basics win championships!
Hahaha, that sneeze! What a defend mechanism! Anyway, great video!
Not going to lie it caught me off guard!
This was a super fun video. Glad I stumbled across it 😂
This is quickly becoming my favorite youtube site for BJJ videos. You guys are excellent. Thanks a lot!
Glad you like it. Trying to get some more videos shot. Hopefully a lot more uploads to come.
Hey Travis you are a real Icon on this sport thank you so much for sharing all the details and secrets about each technique. We really enjoy every video on this channel.
You guys are so funny together! I actually want to pay attention.
The sexual tension is palpable. Top notch content as always though. I'm glad to see your channel growing recently. I love the concept aspects of your videos. Is it possible you would alternate between concepts and actual techniques in the future?
Yes, of course, it is possible. We are going to try to get up to two videos a week where there is one of each going out each week.
Badass Im glad this channel active I would love some invert passing
This is invaluable as a fresh white belt! Great work guys. Keep it up!!
Thanks, Roberto! Keep up the training. Can't wait to see how far you get in a year or two!
I’m so happy to see Travis keeping up with his channel! I’m looking to buy a new gi (all of mine are black because I come from bjj and I just found out I can only compete in Judo with white or blue gis) so any recommendation for a good gi for judo would be much appreciated!
Fuji is the best most of travis stevens Gis are Fujis
@@sethb6383 Thanks a lot!
Senseless Nonsense yeah The Fuji euro judo gis is great. I have one of them and love it. Good quality for the price. Otherwise you can go for the top which is through Hatashita Sports and get a Mizuno gi. Either way you’re well served with Fuji.
Trying to make it a goal to get a video out a week I have already missed one since I started due to travel. Stupid internet couldn't load the video.
@@TravisStevensgrappling Any videos is more than none! Olympic level knowledge is amazing to have
Hey Travis! Really enjoying your videos, so useful to have insight into your skills
Thank you!!
This is exactly what I was after. Thank you very much.
Glad you found it helpful!
Been working with this for a few weeks now. Starting to really pay off. Thanks again.
Thanks so much, Travis. This info is absolutely awesome. I think it's especially useful for us beginners who can use these videos to get familiar with ideas even before we've learned techniques. I like the knee slide too. I've been having problems exactly as you described: I have had trouble gripping the gi lapel with the right hand because I haven't been controlling the opponent's left foot/leg/hip (and my opponent usually just moves and swats my hand away). I'll give this a shot.
I'd really like to see that inversion pass too.
Let me know if those knee pass details help! Will try to get that video shot!.
Thanks, Travis.
I tried it out during practice. It worked sometimes, but other times I forgot important details even before I got to the knee pass position--for example, I forgot to use my left hand to control his right knee and collapse/engage his leg as you did in the video. This enabled him to use his right foot to push me. Maybe I would have remembered if I had conceptualized it as my whole body against his two legs (to mentally remind me not to reach towards his body!). But I'll keep practicing and drilling!
Looking forward to the inversion pass video!
I'm glad your starting to see the light. You do need to drill it and practice it a lot in order for it to become muscle memory.
High 5 Travis, thanks for all the great tips. Would love to see a video of your favourite pass!
High five for making it to the end! I got that one loaded but that is an easy one. It's the one that works!
Hi Travis, great video! How do you address when people do seated guard. In this video the opponent stayed lay down. How to pass when the opponent is seated?
I'll get that shoot sometime in the next month! Thats a great topic.
This is gold. Thank you.
Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for the content. It would be awesome to see your take on the HQ position for passing. Indeed from Ecuador jajaja. Looking forward for future videos.
HQ, Is such a great start position just because there are so many options.
Definitely interested in seeing some favorite passes!
Can you make the video of your favorite pass towards the end!
These guys are the whacky partner comedy group of the bjj world. Like Will Pharrell and Marky Mark, or Gibson and the other guy in Lethal weapon.
Muito obrigado! 👍
Your welcome!
hi travis not related to the video but do you think tai otoshi is a risky technique in bjj
i think all techniques have a degree of risk you just have to be comfortable with the level of risk your taking. I don't know how good or bad your taio is so I'm not sure how risky it is.
Super helpful and entertaining!
Thanks!
is this at the pedros place>???
Yep! good eye.
High five, friends! ;-)
Nice made it to the end!
High Five!!! Thanks for watching.
show us the pass! (18:00)
Will Do!
Love how the snot gets wiped on the pants. Good video otherwise. Thank you -