This is a video of GSP and I training & discussing jiu jitsu and MMA, including Khabib and the fight between Elon and Zuck. Here are the timestamps: 0:00 - Lex and GSP training 1:12 - Wrestling 2:54 - Khabib and MMA 7:50 - Fighting on the ground 11:11 - Training with Elon
Hearing GSP giggling during training tells me he's probably loving it even more than at any point in time. Great to see that in any martial artist, no matter the art.
One of my brown belt training partners (a monster and super nice dude) giggles every time he pulls off a move on me (I’m a BJJ purple belt). If you’re laughing then you’re enjoying BJJ!
Bruh anybody who enjoys doing anything can enjoy it with a friend. I laugh so much when rock climbing. I’m not a master by a long shot. This is such a stupid take 😂
I'm glad this AI took Joe's advice & started a podcast. It's led to some awesome interactions with many many top tier humans. He's definitely learning. Gives me hope that maybe Lex itself will one day make the transition from one of the world's most advanced robots to a full human being like he always wanted.
Heh, this comment gives me definite Pinocchio vibes - like one day he’ll say “I’m a real boy!” and we’ll be there to celebrate. Also, Georges giggling mid-roll will forever be embedded in my brain
@@xirogs He could've made just as much money with a video of them just grappling and being silly. Instead, he chose to show us him learning from GSP and by extension, shared those lessons with anyone interested in listening. For anyone here for the right reasons, that's very appreciated
He better be. As one of the few guys who was fighting Captain America in the movies ;) Also, reminds me a bit of Olivier Gruner, and his skills and movies.
@@brabhamfreaman166 - Google it man, his Wikipedia entry is long. Or see something like The WInter Soldier - where he has a small scene. Anyway, like I've said in other comment, he reminds me of Olivier Gruner, and I think he would do quite good in the movies too.
@@kallepikku4991 "MMA grappling" is where BJJ is rooted from. Bare knuckle Vale Tudo in Brazil is where BJJ comes from. Carlson Gracie's entire style was designed from his bare knuckle fights back in the day.
@@3Daver You mean MMA grappling was born out of BJJ right? Since BJJ has been around since the early 1900s when Jiu jitsu arrived from japan to brazil, so that mma grappling is where bjj is rooted from i highly doubt..
@@VinnieHndrx look up Carlson Gracie vs Valdemar Santana. Look up Vale Tudo in Brazil. Bareknuckle no holds barred is where BJJ was refined. Vale Tudo was MMA before MMA was given its name.
The Gracie family was really the first to utilize "seriously strong" grappling in what used to be the UFC--long before anyone started using the terminology "MMA". For years, they dominated the heck out of things because their ground game was SOOO bloody strong. Obviously, it was the sharpness, organization, and structure of the Brazilian training methods that kept the purest, most effective techniques going over the centuries. Additionally, I also believe that it's obvious that the entire Gracie family (and many others as well for certain) kept innovating, building, simplifying where need be, and chaining together tech X with tech Y to achieve some ridiculously unbelievable submissions and overall match control. I was lucky enough to run into some of the Gracie family members while I was at Disneyland in L.A.--right at the front of the park! They were SUPER nice to me, although all I did was pay them genuine, nonstop compliments one after another! LOL. :D I have learned *SO* much from the Gracies (and JJ in general) over the decades, I owe every practitioner gratitude. :)
Funny you mention that, I was just watching my cat hunting, and your line really hits home. I was waiting for GSP to "forget" that he was just sparring and take a move just a little too far, lol. "Oooop. Sorry Lex. Let that one get away from me..." 😂
GSP is one of the true Legends and Masters of the sport and one of the nicest, most humble athletes I've ever seen. Loved this video and thanks to Lex for sharing this with his fans and subscribers!
@@killerbern666 Thankyou! I will check it out, I've always heard Joe mention him but this video was my introduction to him, I understand him to be formidable at what he does.
@@NicolaMaxwell khabib is a wrestling master for sure but gsp does move faster. Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't slowly smothering his opponents to exhaustion one of khabibs favourite tactics?
@NicolaMaxwell, yeah, if anyone comes close, it's Khabib, but the advantage in speedy transitions I would say goes to GSP. Apparently GSP is stupidly strong too (according to Uncle Chael)... so I dunno who would be stronger cuz the same is said about Khabib, just I think GSP has a noticeable size advantage although Khabib is a monster for 155 so who knows.
Lex you have cracked the code and I couldn't be happier for you! As someone who wants to learn it all you are learning at the highest level these days and that is respectable!
I feel like I owe you A LOT of money. I just watched Georges St-Pierre breakdown some of the basics of MMA for absolutely free with both you two and Danaher making this incredibly entertaining too. Thank you for sharing Lex!!
I admire Lex's ability to listen and proactively enhance GSP's moments of teaching. As soon as GSP describes a hypothetical situation, Lex puts himself, literally, into the position that is being spoken of, allowing GSP to give in-depth, fluid demonstrations. And all this without having to be prompted.
That comes natural to anyone in the arts. If you faced someone who used a move you had never seen before then you go and ask for a demonstration after the match. Those who are into it are usually thinking of hypothetical situations all the time.
@@ggalbraith: Agreed. But, I think in Lex's case, I have to wonder if it goes deeper than even that. Lex seems good at virtually everything he touches. It takes good habits and knowing how to approach and learn things in general to really do that. I have to wonder how much of it is just straight up intuition for him? Plus, let's be honest, how often does someone get to train with JSP?!?! Lol! You'd want to take advantage of that time to the deepest possible level you could I would imagine.
Lex, this needs to be a monthly thing. I can tell you're a Black Belt, but GSP is just on another level. And as a low level Brown Belt this is beautiful to watch. Thank you for the entertainment and information.
@@benzun9600 no such thing as a fake black belt in BJJ. Also no two black belts are equal in skill. GSP is the GOAT and can practice all day in retirement. Lex is busy out here interviewing world leaders.
Theyre just having fun doing a light roll. Lex knows there is no way he can beat George who actively trains like he is still competing in MMA, has about twice the muscle mass, has worked with John Donaher privately for the better part of a decade, and consistently trained with world champions both on and off John's team. Give him a break. Nobody at their age wants to get hurt and he's just there to learn and relish in the moment he gets to train with legends.
A guy who dominated when everybody was doing more juice than the Kool Aid man; it’s really terrifying how ahead of his time he was-a true master of the art of mixed martial arts. Thank you for this video Lex
if you think any of the pros in almost any sport there is, isnt using some form of PED's youre insanely naive. even the amateurs and often just normal ppl who do it as a hobby are often juicing.
So happy for Lex when I see these kinds of videos! Lex is a great example of a dude who pursued his interests to an extent that he is now having training sessions with GSP while John Dohnaher sits there and watches them; well done lex! I wish I had even 10% of your willingness to engage with the world in a participatory way, seemingly free from reluctance and inhibition
Willingness can be instantly activated to 100% Just decide to be willing. Say yes. Do things when you don’t want to. Decide. Right now. Do it. Comment back and tell me you’ll participate. Starting now.
he's like Rogan 2.0, but I mean that in a positive way. pursues his own passions unapologetically, great martial artists and interviewers, and they seem to have this uncanny abillity to attract, interest and maintain friendly relationships with all kinds of celebrities, athletes and great minds. It's awesome to see what passion and discipline can bring about!
Seeing Lex being given some of the greatest ever knowledge from quite possibly the best MMA fighter of all time has to be blessing in disguise man. Great to see George smiling & giggling away in his element, he was proper enjoying himself. Wise words from the best will definitely help Lex in any fight he may participate in. I really really watched this so thank u for making this private lesson available to us viewers. Couldn't do a training video with Deigo Sanchez could u lol. He's my fave all time MMA fighter
@@NicolaMaxwell Likewise man. I fuckin love Diego he's a proper dude. Loved every single one of his fights. Back when MMA was at it's best. Diego Sanchez, George Saint Pierre, Matt Hughes, BJ Penn etc etc
@@chrissilvester5663 Diego gave so much to the game. TUF1 saved the UFC. BJ Penn is one of my favourite fighters. I don't like the disrespect the real fighters is sad. Stipe is still one of my favourite fighters.
When a master of anything, begins speaking about his craft, then the people listening, will always find diamonds in his speech. Great explanations from Georges! Another good one, Lex!👏👏👏
This video was badass and informative to watch. George St. Pierre was always one of my favorite fighters to watch. His matches against BJ Penn would have everyone at Buffalo Wild Wings going crazy. 💪🏻
Bro when he beat Hughes for the title and put his Mom up on his shoulder I shed a tear! Then on my bday when he lost to Serra I shed my eyeballs. Knowing that he understood he had gotten too cocky and vane back DESTROYED Serra I knew he was unstoppable
@@johnferguson4985 The Hughes rivalry was brilliant, especially as I think it was his first real taste of humble pie, iirc he was pretty sure of himself and then losing by armbar it really spurred him on, the difference between a good fighter and a champion. He then went on to submit Hughes by armbar in their next fight, or the one after, I know one was tko the other armbar. Crazy to think that era is fast approaching 20 years ago...
Not always the most exciting but the skill level he showed was extraordinary and there was always something big on the line given how long he was champ. He would still at least be Top 3 in the welterweight division today. In my (maybe biased) opinion would be champ if he was younger.
This is amazing and so informative! Petition to have live-rolls with other influential people, who are also BJJ practitioners like Joe Rogan, Jocko Willink, Eddie Bravo, Tom Hardy, Russell Brand etc.
This was amazing Lex, thanks so much for sharing this with us. You could've easily kept this to yourself. Man I was knee deep into Baldur's Gate 3, which I was super interested in, but when I got in to this video I completely stopped playing it lol Fascinating watching you two go through this.
Lex, I can't thank you enough for posting this clip. I am a big fan of Georges and yourself. The tips Georges provided were very interesting. You look very good on the mat. Continue taking care of yourself. Your work is more valuable than you know.
I am no MMA fighter but I see GSP's use of leverage. When he moves and spins his whole body is in one fluid motion everything is connected. While our man here is staying stationary and trying to lock in position or strategize a move, GSP just breaks through all of it because he seems to just see the move and throws his body in motion toward a point of destination.
Core strength. This is why growing up, you never fucked with the real surfers, well if you did you'd find out... fluidity...cardio, big balls, explosive movements. Seen a surfer 5'10 absolutely maul a gym bro years ago...
Massive experience gap, GSP still trains like he's an active competitor, lex has other interests and things that occupy his time. If someone goes to 3 1 hour classes a week, vs someone who trains like 4-6 hours a day 4-5 days a week, and teaches classes, the differential will be enormous, and the longer they maintain that differential the bigger the gap gets.
@@creaturelive Gym bros are not exactly tough opponents. When all you do is build show muscle, you're generally gonna get bodied by dudes who are functionally athletic. That's why there's hundreds of videos of muscle bound gym bros being humiliated by smaller opponents who train anything other than bench and curls.
I'm always amazed just how good of a guy GSP is. Arguably the best MMA fighter of all time and can wipe the floor with 99% of people on this earth , yet you couldn't tell by being around him. Just a role model all around
Pretty normal in bjj. Always someone out there who can crush you or show you up. But yea kinda hard sometimes showing that to the general public because they assume because you’re training or been training long you just always win against everyone lol people who don’t train see you get tapped and think you’re not that good but you’re just against someone who trains just as hard or harder.
Its awesome that this lexicon of a fighter is still around and in shape. Would absolutely love to visit a seminar one day. GSP is everything that makes a fighter, mentality, results and teaching the next generation. Great video!
@@BOZ_11 lmao that's highly unlikely, given how many people with a fiery temper there are in martial arts. This just isn't what people typically like to reveal about themselves. I think Matt Hughes wrote about being a bully in his book, but I could easily see Dillashaw, Rampage Jackson, Brock Lesnar, Jon Jones, Petr Yan, Bisping and many others being bullies when they were younger. Martial arts is full of assholes, some of them happen to be great fighters. As much as people want to believe otherwise, there's no magic filter for personality when it comes to excellence
@@aaaa-eg4ck Petr Yan had no time to be a proper bully lol, watch/read up on his childhood where he was already working/fighting to support his family since he was a kid, in some frozen russian nowhere. jones though.. Then again, we never knew them personally so eh
@@aaaa-eg4ck "This just isn't what people typically like to reveal about themselves" - u mean like being bullied??? There's no way Yan, Rampage or Brock were ever bullies; my examples are documented, yours are pulled from somewhere else (you know what I'm saying). Having said that, from what there is in the media, Jones and Dillashaw did engage in bratty behaviour, which isn't bullying in and of itself. "given how many people with a fiery temper there are in martial arts" Guys who can't control their tempers don't win gold.
Such a fantastic vid! Loved the fundamental breakdown by the master, both in standup and grappling mode. Proving yet again why GSP is still number 1. Hope he continues to keep this humble,mentor role for many more years. 👊⚡ Proving
Wow, that's one of the best short advisory clips I've seen when it comes to wrestling yourself out of a violent situation. No show, no fancy arm waving to fake martial skill, just pure logic and efficiency.
This video is such a blessing!! I love and respect both these men so much. And its also amazing to see Lex go easy on Zuck vs whats happening with GSP. Lex is the fucking man and motivates me to be a better man myself.
It's deeply amusing to see how easily GSP passes Lex's guard lmao, if you've ever trained against a black belt you know it's not an easy task, but George makes it seem like it's nothing. Just a testament to George's immense skill (even if Lex is not trying his hardest).
Just to see how much fun GSP still has doing this is, is inspiring. The man lives for the sport. What a fun time. Jealous, Lex! Also, looking good my man! Maybe Elon can tag you in on that Zuck match. Zuck can team up with Dorsey.
🤩🤩🤩🤩 I loved hearing the advice! So cool! It's neat to think that there's almost a silent conversation happening between two people just with the moves. ✨️🦄👏👏👏👏
Lex has a massive ego irl. He just likes to play humble because it plays into his ego ironically, since people like you constantly praise him for his humbleness
Love this. Best thing is watching GSP just play around and teach knowing at any second if he liked he could end it within 5 seconds. GSP IS the GOAT. No dispute. Bones, Khabib all just compete for 2nd place.
This was a fun video. Just people with a passion for what they do and having a great time doing it. I enjoy the candid videos Lex puts out from time to time--I value them as much as his long-form discussions; whether it's Ram Jam in a self-driving car, playing RDR2 or discussing his favourite books. Lex is one of people you like more and more each time he shares a part of himself on his channel. Keep it up!
I know this is 100% ignorant but black belt is good right and it seemed like GSP was playing with him? I don’t mean that mean towards Lex at all. Am I wrong about this?
@@mclaytv Yes black is good, but Lex has only been a black belt for a few years. GSP is just on another level, and has different viewpoints bc he's translated BJJ and Wrestling into MMA fights, Lex just does straight up BJJ.
This is a video of GSP and I training & discussing jiu jitsu and MMA, including Khabib and the fight between Elon and Zuck. Here are the timestamps:
0:00 - Lex and GSP training
1:12 - Wrestling
2:54 - Khabib and MMA
7:50 - Fighting on the ground
11:11 - Training with Elon
Yes, it is.
Nice job Lex!!! You're doing awesome bud!! Keep up the great work!!
Omg thank you. I needed this.
@lexfridman what is it like training with that caliber of martial artist? GSP is giving jewels of knowledge.
^crushlevelup^
Hearing GSP giggling during training tells me he's probably loving it even more than at any point in time. Great to see that in any martial artist, no matter the art.
Imagine being in a real fight with someone like GSP.. and he starts laughing....... and you still get ur ass beat :| humilation to a new level :(
@@snip3d so true.... so truee.. his "giggling" I think sounds sinister and scary.
@@ghklfghjfghjcvbnc thank you! Right on the edge between super excited child and fucking psycho. I was scared shitless.
One of my brown belt training partners (a monster and super nice dude) giggles every time he pulls off a move on me (I’m a BJJ purple belt). If you’re laughing then you’re enjoying BJJ!
@@snip3dWhy would he beat your ass? We are discussing combat sport not bedroom encounters.
Good to see George having fun passing on some of the greatest knowledge not many have acquired!
samurai modern time
He'll always be the best!
It'd be cool to see Lex train with Khabib or Islam next
Is it cool?
Georges*
I love that Georges is laughing and enjoying the session. This is the sign of mastery.
Then I'm a master of funerals.
@@cagedpegasusoof
Bruh anybody who enjoys doing anything can enjoy it with a friend. I laugh so much when rock climbing. I’m not a master by a long shot. This is such a stupid take 😂
Is the take stupid, or did you just not understand it? lol It’s the latter.
How do you know that’s the sign of mastery? Have you mastered anything (I’m not being sarcastic)
GSP is a treasure, gifted from Canada to the world. I truly miss the anticipation of seeing him perform. Great video.
I'm glad this AI took Joe's advice & started a podcast. It's led to some awesome interactions with many many top tier humans. He's definitely learning. Gives me hope that maybe Lex itself will one day make the transition from one of the world's most advanced robots to a full human being like he always wanted.
Heh, this comment gives me definite Pinocchio vibes - like one day he’ll say “I’m a real boy!” and we’ll be there to celebrate.
Also, Georges giggling mid-roll will forever be embedded in my brain
But he's still trying to understand what love is.
@@tristanpatterson3843, aren’t we all?
@@JEBavido No mate. I know exactly what it is.
Such silly and patronising.comments. Lex just chooses not to reveal himself to all and sundry.
GSP, class act
Lex, you are a saint for making this private lesson publicly available. 🙏
Why is he a Saint? He gets paid to make videos ans George is coming back.
Who cares , a TH-camr vs one of the greatest fighters
@@xirogsif you had any saintliness in you you'd understand 🤪
@@xirogs He could've made just as much money with a video of them just grappling and being silly.
Instead, he chose to show us him learning from GSP and by extension, shared those lessons with anyone interested in listening. For anyone here for the right reasons, that's very appreciated
Lol GSP has hundreds of training videos free online 😂
This man is a fighting encyclopedia. Happy to have met his dad. Legend
What’s his background and outlook?
He better be. As one of the few guys who was fighting Captain America in the movies ;)
Also, reminds me a bit of Olivier Gruner, and his skills and movies.
@@brabhamfreaman166 - Google it man, his Wikipedia entry is long.
Or see something like The WInter Soldier - where he has a small scene. Anyway, like I've said in other comment, he reminds me of Olivier Gruner, and I think he would do quite good in the movies too.
In the span of a few minutes, GSP explained the entire essence of Jiu Jitsu in its purest form clearly and concisely. Would love to train with him
He was talking about MMA grappling. Lex just kept diverting it to jiu-jitsu.
@@kallepikku4991 "MMA grappling" is where BJJ is rooted from. Bare knuckle Vale Tudo in Brazil is where BJJ comes from. Carlson Gracie's entire style was designed from his bare knuckle fights back in the day.
@@3Daver You mean MMA grappling was born out of BJJ right? Since BJJ has been around since the early 1900s when Jiu jitsu arrived from japan to brazil, so that mma grappling is where bjj is rooted from i highly doubt..
@@VinnieHndrx look up Carlson Gracie vs Valdemar Santana. Look up Vale Tudo in Brazil. Bareknuckle no holds barred is where BJJ was refined. Vale Tudo was MMA before MMA was given its name.
The Gracie family was really the first to utilize "seriously strong" grappling in what used to be the UFC--long before anyone started using the terminology "MMA". For years, they dominated the heck out of things because their ground game was SOOO bloody strong. Obviously, it was the sharpness, organization, and structure of the Brazilian training methods that kept the purest, most effective techniques going over the centuries. Additionally, I also believe that it's obvious that the entire Gracie family (and many others as well for certain) kept innovating, building, simplifying where need be, and chaining together tech X with tech Y to achieve some ridiculously unbelievable submissions and overall match control.
I was lucky enough to run into some of the Gracie family members while I was at Disneyland in L.A.--right at the front of the park! They were SUPER nice to me, although all I did was pay them genuine, nonstop compliments one after another! LOL. :D I have learned *SO* much from the Gracies (and JJ in general) over the decades, I owe every practitioner gratitude. :)
Those giggle from GSP, absolutely terrifying how dominant he is, like a cat playing with its prey.
Funny you mention that, I was just watching my cat hunting, and your line really hits home. I was waiting for GSP to "forget" that he was just sparring and take a move just a little too far, lol. "Oooop. Sorry Lex. Let that one get away from me..." 😂
Love the psychology of fighting that GSP is explaining. Funny how John told Lex "Just don't die" LOL
''Try not to die" *
The Rocky 4 reference killed me
Yea, you can tell he really understands the Fighter's Mind.
GSP was so ahead of his time, he had the style of fighting that took the rest of the UFC 10 more years to catch up to
GSP is one of the true Legends and Masters of the sport and one of the nicest, most humble athletes I've ever seen. Loved this video and thanks to Lex for sharing this with his fans and subscribers!
GSP is giggling while playing with his food. Love this Training Session. 😁
I was laughing at that while watching this 😂
Yep. Like a cat with a mouse. Dude was always next level.
Sounded like something outta a meatcanyon vid xD
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Man GSP seems so passionate and like he has fun with this, he seems like a great guy.
He is.
if you havent seen his podcast with rogan you should!
@@killerbern666
Thankyou! I will check it out, I've always heard Joe mention him but this video was my introduction to him, I understand him to be formidable at what he does.
@@Fighting_Fatigue_117 lex had him on his podcast as well, they are all friends
@@killerbern666
Ahh nice! Cheers.
Breathtaking. I've never seen anyone with mobility on the ground like GSP. And what an amazing spirit!
Khabib but I much prefer GSP
@@NicolaMaxwell khabib is a wrestling master for sure but gsp does move faster. Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't slowly smothering his opponents to exhaustion one of khabibs favourite tactics?
@NicolaMaxwell, yeah, if anyone comes close, it's Khabib, but the advantage in speedy transitions I would say goes to GSP. Apparently GSP is stupidly strong too (according to Uncle Chael)... so I dunno who would be stronger cuz the same is said about Khabib, just I think GSP has a noticeable size advantage although Khabib is a monster for 155 so who knows.
one of the great what if fights@@IXIII-IXIII
I feel like GSP has giant arms that let him outmaneuver like crazy off the floor with rotation and leverage. Like having two sets of legs
Lex you have cracked the code and I couldn't be happier for you! As someone who wants to learn it all you are learning at the highest level these days and that is respectable!
What an epic experience for both of these legends. My all time favorite MMA fighter, and one of my top 3 podcasters practicing a fine art.
I feel like I owe you A LOT of money. I just watched Georges St-Pierre breakdown some of the basics of MMA for absolutely free with both you two and Danaher making this incredibly entertaining too. Thank you for sharing Lex!!
This has been online for years, GSP does a lot of training videos for free lol.
LOL
I admire Lex's ability to listen and proactively enhance GSP's moments of teaching. As soon as GSP describes a hypothetical situation, Lex puts himself, literally, into the position that is being spoken of, allowing GSP to give in-depth, fluid demonstrations. And all this without having to be prompted.
That comes natural to anyone in the arts. If you faced someone who used a move you had never seen before then you go and ask for a demonstration after the match. Those who are into it are usually thinking of hypothetical situations all the time.
@@ggalbraith: Agreed. But, I think in Lex's case, I have to wonder if it goes deeper than even that. Lex seems good at virtually everything he touches. It takes good habits and knowing how to approach and learn things in general to really do that. I have to wonder how much of it is just straight up intuition for him? Plus, let's be honest, how often does someone get to train with JSP?!?! Lol! You'd want to take advantage of that time to the deepest possible level you could I would imagine.
Lex's martial art skills have him beating 99.99% of any human in a fight. GSP's skills have him beating 99.99% of people as good as Lex Fridman.
Lex, this needs to be a monthly thing. I can tell you're a Black Belt, but GSP is just on another level. And as a low level Brown Belt this is beautiful to watch. Thank you for the entertainment and information.
@writeme581 lmao
Maybe he can go visit B Team next
Lex is one of those fake black belts
@@benzun9600 no such thing as a fake black belt in BJJ. Also no two black belts are equal in skill. GSP is the GOAT and can practice all day in retirement. Lex is busy out here interviewing world leaders.
Theyre just having fun doing a light roll. Lex knows there is no way he can beat George who actively trains like he is still competing in MMA, has about twice the muscle mass, has worked with John Donaher privately for the better part of a decade, and consistently trained with world champions both on and off John's team. Give him a break. Nobody at their age wants to get hurt and he's just there to learn and relish in the moment he gets to train with legends.
I get they’re playing, but the mastery at 1:10 to apply just a touch of pressure is truly what makes this sport art.
One word: "Respect" !
looks like a calf slicer. It does indeed hurt.
Outside heel hook. Not much pressure needed once you're in the position
Because if you put any pressure on in that position your knee will literally explode
@@erebody*inside heel hook from a backside saddle
A guy who dominated when everybody was doing more juice than the Kool Aid man; it’s really terrifying how ahead of his time he was-a true master of the art of mixed martial arts. Thank you for this video Lex
lol you're so innocent thinking GSP knows how to beat all the tests but he wasn't juicing at all
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please give any evidence. never mind. you can't@@Splitbrains
Definitely HOF.
if you think any of the pros in almost any sport there is, isnt using some form of PED's youre insanely naive. even the amateurs and often just normal ppl who do it as a hobby are often juicing.
This is incredible content! Thanks Lex for sharing this and GSP for allowing this!!
GSP is awesome, and he explains things very well.
So happy for Lex when I see these kinds of videos! Lex is a great example of a dude who pursued his interests to an extent that he is now having training sessions with GSP while John Dohnaher sits there and watches them; well done lex! I wish I had even 10% of your willingness to engage with the world in a participatory way, seemingly free from reluctance and inhibition
Living his best life!
Do it then!
Willingness can be instantly activated to 100%
Just decide to be willing. Say yes. Do things when you don’t want to. Decide. Right now. Do it. Comment back and tell me you’ll participate. Starting now.
@@bryanbryan6108right on. This is great advice for anything you want to achieve in life.
he's like Rogan 2.0, but I mean that in a positive way.
pursues his own passions unapologetically, great martial artists and interviewers, and they seem to have this uncanny abillity to attract, interest and maintain friendly relationships with all kinds of celebrities, athletes and great minds.
It's awesome to see what passion and discipline can bring about!
How can you not love GSP: he makes all of Canada proud!
Canada needs it just now!!🙏 GSP is a worldwide treasure 😊
He’d make a much much better PM than your Manchurian candidate
Give us him. And we'll forgive you for Bieber.
The exact opposite of Trudeau
For sure, a universally beloved figure which is rare these days
I have not trained martial arts in years but man I was smiling ear to ear this whole video. Makes me want to get into this style.
This style being jiujitsu or mma?
juijitsu
@@cesaralvesdemoraes3187
Bro do it! Keep on training bro
Seeing Lex being given some of the greatest ever knowledge from quite possibly the best MMA fighter of all time has to be blessing in disguise man. Great to see George smiling & giggling away in his element, he was proper enjoying himself. Wise words from the best will definitely help Lex in any fight he may participate in. I really really watched this so thank u for making this private lesson available to us viewers. Couldn't do a training video with Deigo Sanchez could u lol. He's my fave all time MMA fighter
I love Diego. He could absolutely train someone in this but not Lex. He is not Diego level of weird and wonderful
@@NicolaMaxwell Likewise man. I fuckin love Diego he's a proper dude. Loved every single one of his fights. Back when MMA was at it's best. Diego Sanchez, George Saint Pierre, Matt Hughes, BJ Penn etc etc
@@chrissilvester5663 Diego gave so much to the game. TUF1 saved the UFC. BJ Penn is one of my favourite fighters. I don't like the disrespect the real fighters is sad. Stipe is still one of my favourite fighters.
What an honor to have any kind of tutelage from such a Legend of the craft. #GSP
I love how in 6:55 he asks Lex if he wants to try it out, truly a proper martial artist
When a master of anything, begins speaking about his craft, then the people listening, will always find diamonds in his speech. Great explanations from Georges! Another good one, Lex!👏👏👏
GSP is such a humble fella and so is Lex. Thx for the upload, appreciated
GSP is awesome. Much love to this dude. Likes of him inspires people by millions. Ty Lex for the awesome video. Every second of it was fun to watch.
This video was badass and informative to watch.
George St. Pierre was always one of my favorite fighters to watch.
His matches against BJ Penn would have everyone at Buffalo Wild Wings going crazy. 💪🏻
I watched every GSP fight I could. I knew he was one in a million. Those fights were more exciting than about anything back then.
Bro when he beat Hughes for the title and put his Mom up on his shoulder I shed a tear! Then on my bday when he lost to Serra I shed my eyeballs. Knowing that he understood he had gotten too cocky and vane back DESTROYED Serra I knew he was unstoppable
@@johnferguson4985 The Hughes rivalry was brilliant, especially as I think it was his first real taste of humble pie, iirc he was pretty sure of himself and then losing by armbar it really spurred him on, the difference between a good fighter and a champion. He then went on to submit Hughes by armbar in their next fight, or the one after, I know one was tko the other armbar. Crazy to think that era is fast approaching 20 years ago...
I’m going to go back and watch his fights again with a little more insight into what GSP is doing.
His fight with Bisping was around the time I got into MMA. So cool.
Not always the most exciting but the skill level he showed was extraordinary and there was always something big on the line given how long he was champ. He would still at least be Top 3 in the welterweight division today. In my (maybe biased) opinion would be champ if he was younger.
He's such a great coach. Reminds me of Bas. Love seeing these types of videos.
Informative breakdown of each position! Didn’t realise how playful GSP was ! Thanks for sharing, Lex!
These vlogs are awesome, the talking to people on the street plus the podcasts, it's all coming together nicely.
The way he giggles every time he landed a takedown 😂😂😂
This is amazing and so informative! Petition to have live-rolls with other influential people, who are also BJJ practitioners like Joe Rogan, Jocko Willink, Eddie Bravo, Tom Hardy, Russell Brand etc.
I subscribe to this petition!
me too
Eddie Bravo is a little bit more than just a practitioner lol he's a monster
This 100% needs to be a thing!
Also subbed
This was amazing Lex, thanks so much for sharing this with us. You could've easily kept this to yourself. Man I was knee deep into Baldur's Gate 3, which I was super interested in, but when I got in to this video I completely stopped playing it lol Fascinating watching you two go through this.
Funny. I was just watching a beginners guide before this vid. Good times.
lmao? like Lex ((fridman)) would miss out on an opportunity like this
Wow, what an honour! Well done Lex, and thank you to the great GSP for sharing.
This is so wholesome from both parties, what an experience that must have been 🎉
Lex, I can't thank you enough for posting this clip. I am a big fan of Georges and yourself. The tips Georges provided were very interesting. You look very good on the mat.
Continue taking care of yourself. Your work is more valuable than you know.
Loved this. Getting to meet Georges let alone get some rolls and instruction in is a dream for me. He is the GOAT! Great content Lex!
This is so awesome to see. Thank you guys! ❤
Keep posting amazing content. Truly spectacular knowledge from one of the greatest living martial artists of all time.
this was probably the most useful martial arts video of all time explaining key concepts of hand to hand combat
Such a cool video! Training with the goat! What a great opportunity for GSP 😜
Lex continues to impress me every month. his growth is inspiring. Georges is the GOAT.
I am no MMA fighter but I see GSP's use of leverage. When he moves and spins his whole body is in one fluid motion everything is connected. While our man here is staying stationary and trying to lock in position or strategize a move, GSP just breaks through all of it because he seems to just see the move and throws his body in motion toward a point of destination.
Core strength. This is why growing up, you never fucked with the real surfers, well if you did you'd find out... fluidity...cardio, big balls, explosive movements. Seen a surfer 5'10 absolutely maul a gym bro years ago...
@@creaturelive uhm you seen a lot of surfers big balls?
Massive experience gap, GSP still trains like he's an active competitor, lex has other interests and things that occupy his time. If someone goes to 3 1 hour classes a week, vs someone who trains like 4-6 hours a day 4-5 days a week, and teaches classes, the differential will be enormous, and the longer they maintain that differential the bigger the gap gets.
@@creaturelive Gym bros are not exactly tough opponents. When all you do is build show muscle, you're generally gonna get bodied by dudes who are functionally athletic. That's why there's hundreds of videos of muscle bound gym bros being humiliated by smaller opponents who train anything other than bench and curls.
@@hzuielLex is still a blackbelt and not just some random hobbyist
I'm always amazed just how good of a guy GSP is. Arguably the best MMA fighter of all time and can wipe the floor with 99% of people on this earth , yet you couldn't tell by being around him.
Just a role model all around
GSP's tactics are absolute gold. Thank you for sharing.
This content is hitting the spot Lex. Keep up the amazing work
GPS IS AMAZING! I would love to see GSP do a street self-defense video series!
I have a even better one Gsp and Kabib fight
No self defense video will ever be better than Bas Rutten's. Boing-boing-boing-DONG-DONG-BING-BONG!
You have balls for putting yourself out there like that. No shame in getting taught a lesson by a great.
exactly what i thought, courage to not look optimal 100% of time
He has balls for training with GSP and posting it on his channel? Lol what ?
Imagine the shame from learning from one of the bests ever in his craft. Such weakness should be unforgivable!
Pretty normal in bjj. Always someone out there who can crush you or show you up. But yea kinda hard sometimes showing that to the general public because they assume because you’re training or been training long you just always win against everyone lol people who don’t train see you get tapped and think you’re not that good but you’re just against someone who trains just as hard or harder.
Dude, rolling with St. Pierre would be the highest honor, wtf u talking about
Its awesome that this lexicon of a fighter is still around and in shape. Would absolutely love to visit a seminar one day. GSP is everything that makes a fighter, mentality, results and teaching the next generation. Great video!
GSP one of the greats! Always a humble gentleman, great to see he’s passing some knowledge onto Lex 👍👍
gsp laughing when hes rolling is the most intimidating thing ive ever seen
Crazy to think he was bullied when he was a teenager
@@MissJ629 a lot of the greats were. Bas Rutten, Cormier, Dodson, JDS, etc. You know how many bullies held UFC gold? None
@@BOZ_11 lmao that's highly unlikely, given how many people with a fiery temper there are in martial arts. This just isn't what people typically like to reveal about themselves. I think Matt Hughes wrote about being a bully in his book, but I could easily see Dillashaw, Rampage Jackson, Brock Lesnar, Jon Jones, Petr Yan, Bisping and many others being bullies when they were younger.
Martial arts is full of assholes, some of them happen to be great fighters. As much as people want to believe otherwise, there's no magic filter for personality when it comes to excellence
@@aaaa-eg4ck Petr Yan had no time to be a proper bully lol, watch/read up on his childhood where he was already working/fighting to support his family since he was a kid, in some frozen russian nowhere.
jones though..
Then again, we never knew them personally so eh
@@aaaa-eg4ck "This just isn't what people typically like to reveal about themselves" - u mean like being bullied???
There's no way Yan, Rampage or Brock were ever bullies; my examples are documented, yours are pulled from somewhere else (you know what I'm saying).
Having said that, from what there is in the media, Jones and Dillashaw did engage in bratty behaviour, which isn't bullying in and of itself.
"given how many people with a fiery temper there are in martial arts"
Guys who can't control their tempers don't win gold.
great stuff lex you're fortunate to have such a exceptional teacher
Love to see this content! Thank you Lex and GSP 🙏
I would like to see more of this and talks like that at the end on the mat felt very genuine and real.
Dude... Lex seems like a excellent student, and GSP an excellent teacher!! Love this!
Doesn't matter how long you train, there's always that someone that tries it out and just frequen kills it. Love the the humbleness in every way man.
Could watch this over and over again! What a great teacher!🔥
Two thumbs up to you both... great training!! Thank you Lex.
What a great teacher! I learned something. Getting a good workout and being uninjured is the best!😊
Such a fantastic vid!
Loved the fundamental breakdown by the master, both in standup and grappling mode.
Proving yet again why GSP is still number 1.
Hope he continues to keep this humble,mentor role for many more years.
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Proving
Lex, I loved your performance as the lead in the show Lost! You're still killing it all these years later!
This was so great to watch. Exactly what I would have watched, just chilling like John after my class. Great entertainment and information
make this a monthly thing!! some sparring & tips please!! so entertaining
Wow, that's one of the best short advisory clips I've seen when it comes to wrestling yourself out of a violent situation. No show, no fancy arm waving to fake martial skill, just pure logic and efficiency.
Love GSP I remember any time he would be on to fight I’d be instantly watching 👍❤️
This video is such a blessing!! I love and respect both these men so much. And its also amazing to see Lex go easy on Zuck vs whats happening with GSP. Lex is the fucking man and motivates me to be a better man myself.
Amazing job training together, showing respect to each other and also having some fun. Stay awesome!
Lex, i don't think you have a chance against the guy who even both Captain Americas couldn't kill
Gsp giggling after every takedown is so funny to me, that's my welterweight goat
It's deeply amusing to see how easily GSP passes Lex's guard lmao, if you've ever trained against a black belt you know it's not an easy task, but George makes it seem like it's nothing. Just a testament to George's immense skill (even if Lex is not trying his hardest).
There’s a famous quote from danaher which he said "there’s black belts and there’s black belts"
Love both of you guys and everything you represent. Cheers
This will definitely end in a hug
I was gonna say, this looks like eerily manly hugging
This is just great, thank you so much guys this is gold right here. I love the tip about being economic and not wasting unneeded energy so important
Just to see how much fun GSP still has doing this is, is inspiring. The man lives for the sport. What a fun time. Jealous, Lex! Also, looking good my man! Maybe Elon can tag you in on that Zuck match. Zuck can team up with Dorsey.
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I loved hearing the advice! So cool! It's neat to think that there's almost a silent conversation happening between two people just with the moves. ✨️🦄👏👏👏👏
GSP is so freaking smart! Looks like the deathsquad is there studying on the mat
I bet Danaher taught him a lot of this too. Such a Great Team
I love how there is no ego with Lex. He just wants to know what he needs to do to be better.
If you bring your ego into a sparring session with George St-Pierre you're inevitably going to get it crushed..
Lex has a massive ego irl. He just likes to play humble because it plays into his ego ironically, since people like you constantly praise him for his humbleness
That’s was awesome! GSP all time best fighter and human being. Props to you lex for sharing that experience!
Love this. Best thing is watching GSP just play around and teach knowing at any second if he liked he could end it within 5 seconds. GSP IS the GOAT. No dispute. Bones, Khabib all just compete for 2nd place.
This was a fun video. Just people with a passion for what they do and having a great time doing it.
I enjoy the candid videos Lex puts out from time to time--I value them as much as his long-form discussions; whether it's Ram Jam in a self-driving car, playing RDR2 or discussing his favourite books. Lex is one of people you like more and more each time he shares a part of himself on his channel. Keep it up!
Gap between enthusiastic amateur and world class is something that is hard to understand ☺️
His giggle every time he could unleash is awesome 😂
This is such a valuable video GSP has a great way of explaining things
St-Pierre’s fight intelligence and analyses are off the charts! So thoughtful about so many aspects and distinct styles.
I swear John Danaher is in every high level bjj gym at every moment of every day simultaneously.
What an absolute privilege to train with a legend!
This is ky favorite thing I’ve watched on TH-cam in a year!!! Luv GSP he’s the only reason I started watching MMA. What belt is lex?
Black
I believe he has his black belt
I know this is 100% ignorant but black belt is good right and it seemed like GSP was playing with him? I don’t mean that mean towards Lex at all. Am I wrong about this?
@@norwegianhero I’m not that dumb I know that.
@@mclaytv Yes black is good, but Lex has only been a black belt for a few years. GSP is just on another level, and has different viewpoints bc he's translated BJJ and Wrestling into MMA fights, Lex just does straight up BJJ.
This was actually very cool!
GSP is so darn adorable and nice. I’m incredible happy with his success in life!
i love George.. what a gentleman