I'm so mount and back attack oriented I feel like I have really under-utilized this position in my game. Thank you for sharing! It's given me a lot to think about.
If you want to improve even more this position that you "hate", then you should work on your leg positioning :) : - *Back leg* :The way you use your back leg is a common mistake, even sometimes in judo (though more common with people with a wrestling background). The *knee should touch the floor* to avoid the leg being caught (then you are rolled over), and the *feet should point backward* to prevent the opponent from sitting up. - *Front leg* : The front leg should be *extended* (not bent) to *prevent your opponent from bridging* . Cheers
@@user-md2fm7ik2z You are welcome. I do not mean to promote a different channel but here is the best video I have seen out there on the fundamental mechanics of kesa gatame: th-cam.com/video/9kcVWg6FMu0/w-d-xo.html It is the way I was taught as a judo kid in the EU and I am always baffled that such basics are missing in 99% internet instructional videos.
Awesome, we cover this at my school. Thank you for the simple breakdown!
One of my favorite positions. Sick Ezekiel choke tho. Will be adding to arsenal
Thanks for this- a great help!!
Awesome techniques, thank you!
This is awesome❗️My 11 year old son is going from Judo to taking BJJ this will help alot‼️
Great techniques Gentlemen!
I do that Ezekiel from side control also
I'm so mount and back attack oriented I feel like I have really under-utilized this position in my game. Thank you for sharing! It's given me a lot to think about.
YES! that was awesome
this is very important.
That ezekiel is one of my ammos i love it. Even its not on the artery they still tap.
Thank a ton for these attacks, I come from wrestling and I can always get in this position but have no clue what to do in bjj
OMG ME TOO!!
i love this stuff....lol
There is always an Ezekiel in addition to their being a lot more Kesa attacks...there is way more you can do.🙏
Good to know, ima try that
Hit the Kesa Gatame in our Early Evening No Gi Session here. Graduated from College in Marietta, OH many moons ago. Love & Prayers from Mindanao.
If you want to improve even more this position that you "hate", then you should work on your leg positioning :) :
- *Back leg* :The way you use your back leg is a common mistake, even sometimes in judo (though more common with people with a wrestling background). The *knee should touch the floor* to avoid the leg being caught (then you are rolled over), and the *feet should point backward* to prevent the opponent from sitting up.
- *Front leg* : The front leg should be *extended* (not bent) to *prevent your opponent from bridging* .
Cheers
Thank you. Seen a few different leg positions
@@user-md2fm7ik2z You are welcome. I do not mean to promote a different channel but here is the best video I have seen out there on the fundamental mechanics of kesa gatame: th-cam.com/video/9kcVWg6FMu0/w-d-xo.html
It is the way I was taught as a judo kid in the EU and I am always baffled that such basics are missing in 99% internet instructional videos.
Gold
How do you go from Scarf Hold(not Modified Scarf Hold) to Mount?
Or to Side Control?