wow I've seen a lot of your videos just browsing TH-cam but never realized how much useful information youre putting out on your channel. keep up the good work 👍👍
Hey coach Jason this stand up is amazing thank you my bottom and top i got from you. But question what they change sides to chop, spiral ride, or claw ride would that shut down this stand up.
Great vid and explanation. Thanks for everything you share. Helps a ton with jiujitsu since we don’t work on these concepts often...if ever lol. Thanks again!
hey Jason, i’ve been watching all your videos and i have to say i just love the technique and style. i’ve been using this standup and it’s been working very well! I just have trouble getting out from the standing position when they are behind me.
Great technique, does this work with putting back pressure on the initial pivot? Also, after reading comments on the cradle would securing finger control initially prevent any cradle attempt until the back is straight and you’re knee sliding?
That was the best explanation I've ever seen on the how to avoid problems when getting up. Do you also use these concepts when you get up with the outside leg?
@The Grind - Wrestling's Reality TV Show Hi coach! Any suggestions on stretches to improve your ability to position your feet like this? My 10 year old son can do it, but it looks a bit uncomfortable for him. I think it's a lot more solid, though. Thanks for your help.
@The Grind - Wrestling's Reality TV Show Sorry for the late response. Thank you very much, that's actually a good idea. Ill have the kid do it while he plays video games hahaha.
I have watched many of your videos and have found a lot of useful content. My only concern with this move is instead of you opponent going around you arm or thigh he would go up between the legs and grab a wrist?
Wrestling coach here from Arkansas. I cannot achieve the stretch you we're referring to. What ive had to do is modify my starting position on bottom by flattening one foot out sideways and having the other foot underneath me with laces facing downward. Would this be an issue if all the other details stay the same?
Hi coach, body types are different. The most important thing is that you can find a stable position from which to maintain your base (and to recover to if your position is broken). There is nothing more important on the bottom than developing a stable base, you'll have to figure out a way that works for you (and each of your athletes).
I’d just say it is a different movement, with a different set of details. Both inside and outside leg stand ups can be effective. I prefer inside, but many good wrestlers like the outside leg standup.
Hey Jason! big fan from Arkansas. i fite n the ufc. i use alotta this shit and have watched ure vids for years. just from watchin the first thing i was thinkin is wat if opponent tries to hook that leg wen u extend it. how to u block that hook? with ure "waitress hand"? please holler at me man. and i would pay u for a private lesson if ure anywhere near AR or im down to travel wen my schedule frees up
A possibility of course but the positioning isn't good enough for it in my opinion. Bottom man is in a strong position and can just pivot away from it.
@@outliering5697Thanks for asking It went well! I won my first ever match, but the next meet i lost one and was injured so I missed a tournament but now I'm back better than ever, got a meet tomorrow looking to improve
@@effortless4588 I’m barely into my first month, I’m still scared about my first meet haha but I’ve been doing well in my practice. I’m 117 and I pinned down someone near 150 pounds, well kinda 😅
Bottom man's position is too strong with his shoulder and knee stacked like it is. If the top man reached under the left leg to try to get a cradle, the bottom man could just power up to standing or if was savvy, he could grab the wrist with his right hand and just sit down, putting him on his back.
wow I've seen a lot of your videos just browsing TH-cam but never realized how much useful information youre putting out on your channel. keep up the good work 👍👍
That's a fantastic elaboration on the stand up! Many thanks!!
Hey coach Jason this stand up is amazing thank you my bottom and top i got from you. But question what they change sides to chop, spiral ride, or claw ride would that shut down this stand up.
Great vid and explanation. Thanks for everything you share. Helps a ton with jiujitsu since we don’t work on these concepts often...if ever lol. Thanks again!
Great breakdown of your standup!
Coach Layton is one of the best!
Great points especially knee pivot great information.
Fantastic not having to compromise your base and being able to keep 2 points of contact on the ground. I will be using this for BJJ.
There is a guy at U of Illinois who is very successful doing this as well. Great vid!
Thank you
hey Jason, i’ve been watching all your videos and i have to say i just love the technique and style. i’ve been using this standup and it’s been working very well! I just have trouble getting out from the standing position when they are behind me.
Are they able to lock their hands around your waist? They should not be able to if you box them out correctly.
Thank you, trying to explain is easier with a video
Great technique, does this work with putting back pressure on the initial pivot? Also, after reading comments on the cradle would securing finger control initially prevent any cradle attempt until the back is straight and you’re knee sliding?
Yes, there is back pressure on the pivot.
Will you do more
The best !
That was the best explanation I've ever seen on the how to avoid problems when getting up. Do you also use these concepts when you get up with the outside leg?
I don't really use outside leg standups...
Thanks from Kentucky
@The Grind - Wrestling's Reality TV Show
Hi coach! Any suggestions on stretches to improve your ability to position your feet like this? My 10 year old son can do it, but it looks a bit uncomfortable for him. I think it's a lot more solid, though. Thanks for your help.
A lot of wrestlers struggle with the stretch, it is uncomfortable for me as well. I think just being hin the position a lot will help.
@The Grind - Wrestling's Reality TV Show
Sorry for the late response. Thank you very much, that's actually a good idea. Ill have the kid do it while he plays video games hahaha.
Can u teach the dirt ride
Now I never thought of that🤔
I have watched many of your videos and have found a lot of useful content.
My only concern with this move is instead of you opponent going around you arm or thigh he would go up between the legs and grab a wrist?
@@harcohorns ball & chain?
T S in 23 years of wrestling, I’ve never had that happen 🤗
Been following for awhile but whats the best way to defend the bottom guy from sitting out? Grab ankle?
Crab ride, but it's advanced.
@@WrestlingTournamentsDotCom Thx
Suck back? Stay glued to his back and fish for wrist control or move to your best riding side and hang on
Well the first part of a stand up is all in one motion
Wrestling coach here from Arkansas. I cannot achieve the stretch you we're referring to. What ive had to do is modify my starting position on bottom by flattening one foot out sideways and having the other foot underneath me with laces facing downward. Would this be an issue if all the other details stay the same?
Hi coach, body types are different. The most important thing is that you can find a stable position from which to maintain your base (and to recover to if your position is broken). There is nothing more important on the bottom than developing a stable base, you'll have to figure out a way that works for you (and each of your athletes).
@@WrestlingTournamentsDotCom appreciate the advice. Thank you!
Is as effective if you step up with your outside leg?
I’d just say it is a different movement, with a different set of details. Both inside and outside leg stand ups can be effective. I prefer inside, but many good wrestlers like the outside leg standup.
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Hey Jason! big fan from Arkansas. i fite n the ufc. i use alotta this shit and have watched ure vids for years. just from watchin the first thing i was thinkin is wat if opponent tries to hook that leg wen u extend it. how to u block that hook? with ure "waitress hand"? please holler at me man. and i would pay u for a private lesson if ure anywhere near AR or im down to travel wen my schedule frees up
Yes, if you are boxing him out, it is not easy for him to get around your leg. Good luck in your next fight!
I think I remember u from tuf
You da man Bryce! Keep showing us that tasty grapple magic
Love watching brother, keep on rocking in the cage!
What if they go for the cradle on you cause ur head is close to ur knee
You always have to be aware of their attacking possibilities...
no shit
A possibility of course but the positioning isn't good enough for it in my opinion. Bottom man is in a strong position and can just pivot away from it.
@@haydenschroeder4529 😭😭
I got my first wrestling meet ever tomorrow I'm a highschool freshman 14 and 123 pounds any advice?
How’d it go man?
@@outliering5697Thanks for asking It went well! I won my first ever match, but the next meet i lost one and was injured so I missed a tournament but now I'm back better than ever, got a meet tomorrow looking to improve
@@effortless4588 I’m barely into my first month, I’m still scared about my first meet haha but I’ve been doing well in my practice. I’m 117 and I pinned down someone near 150 pounds, well kinda 😅
@@outliering5697 Let's get better together 💪 the only way from here on out is up !
@@effortless4588 yessir 💯
How to get cradled 101.
The arms are shields, you won't get cradled once you're good at it and aware of your opponents options.
Bottom man's position is too strong with his shoulder and knee stacked like it is. If the top man reached under the left leg to try to get a cradle, the bottom man could just power up to standing or if was savvy, he could grab the wrist with his right hand and just sit down, putting him on his back.
ummm cradle
I'll make a video on how to protect yourself from the cradle from here. Your arms can shield.