I'm in the same boat. Do the same. Its far from ideal but using this I've done well getting to judo competitions despite not getting to regular training
You could start your own grappling team with people from the área that would like to train. Nowadays. Alot of people want to learn martial arts in a friendly environment.
You'd be surprised at how many of those boys wanna wrassle out there. Just gotta find a coachable group and you can start your own crop of training partners.
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS! I just purchased the 140lbs 2 days ago & started to feel like I made a mistake because I found no videos of people working drills with dummies over 90 lb. I can appreciate the challenge to move it around but they do get heavy. Remember theyre --lbs of DEAD WEIGHT so choose wisely!!!
In class you're grappling with people alot more than 90 lbs. Chances of your class mate weighing so little is quite low. What you learn in jujitsu is about being able to control your opponent without strength or power, just pure technique. The dummy only replaces a classmate to practice on everything else is supposed to be same as far as proper technique goes. Any weight lying on floor whether person or dummy can feel like dead weight if you're relying on strength alone.
@@Asoka-eb8ruthe point is 120 deadweight feels completely different than 120 lbs human. A lot of grappling relies on push pull and feeling the momentum the deadweight kills it
You should be using it to increase your strength more than anything else. Weird you are complaining about the weight. You should be training to throw it around.
I loooove these dummies for conditioning. I run my school's conditioning class and I want us to get more of them. Fireman carries, repeated slams/suplexes, and my favorite of all which is full force ground and pound for time. If you haven't yet try doing 1 min on 30 seconds off for 5 rounds of full power G&P and see how that makes you feel.
Hi! Thnx for the comment. From your experience what weights are the best to get for these dummies that would be best for most people? Seeing how they are dead weight its hard for me to guess how they are in real life. I can only get 2 dummies. (Mayby 1 x 120 and 1x 90 ? Or is the 90 too heavy for women and or lower weights men?) Thank you!
Some great flow shown. It was also good to see Shane being mindful of the steps to do that arm bar correctly as I know if you do it wrong, it just doesn't work at all.
Hey man, I've literally grown up watching your videos, I can't believe you're still at it. I'm also a white belt in Judo 😋 joined the local club about 2.5 months ago. I was also thinking about buying a dummy, the bands are great but it's no fun when there's no execution. Thanks for fightTIPS
for grappling I really like the "grappling smarty" dummy. It can do most jiu jitsu positions and even stuff like turtle. I like grappling dummies for getting reps in and getting techinques into the motor memory space. They aren't a replacement for training with a person and a person can develop bad habits with a dummy just like they could with bags/pads but in general they are really useful in the right context.
Nothing beats actual sparring but you take what you can get. I love training but I can't stand physical contact with other men😂😂😂 This is the best thing for people like me
Thank you for this, Shane. I have no one to wrestle with, and I've been interested in these. I would so love to thrash one. Maybe a holiday gift from my wife? 🖤
Shane we're in the same boat with BJJ. I started a couple of months ago as a white belt and am LOVING IT! I've always considered a dummy but was hesitant due to cost. Maybe this will help motivate me to save up for it.
Hey bro, ask around at your gym and see if anyone has one they want to get rid of. I got a ring to cage dummy that’s $400 brand new for $75 from my coach
I like the smarty for grappling - I’ve got the 50lb one. It feels like 150lbs though because it’s dead weight. I can’t imagine 120lbs :). I think dummies work well when watching instructionals to get the kinetic learning in.
You could sacrifice an old gi top and with a bit of sewing and velcro you could cut the gi to get it on without having to pull the arms through. Then you could train w gi on the dummy for chokes and lapel grips.
I would benefit from a grappling dummy because Folkstyle Wrestling was my first Martial Art. (3 years of it) After wrestling I bought a 40-60lb heavy bag because I was getting into Kickboxing. After I did a year of kickboxing I thought about doing MMA and combine wrestling and kickboxing but the problem was you can’t wrestle a hanging Heavy bag. There are no Arms to grab, there are no legs to hook, there’s no head to lock in place and then I had problems with takedowns because you can’t do a double leg without any legs or Hiptoss it because it’s hanging. I tried getting a family member to help me with grappling but the family members that can are too young or too old or to bulky/Tall/small and I don’t wanna hurt them and hurt myself with any cradles or Submissions and taken downs. I can’t scale a family member (meaning Level changing and getting lower than my opponent or holding them in place couldn’t workout) because they’re weight and size is different than mine! Everything is a mess, so If bought a dummy bag i could complete those two tasks of fighting it standing and taking it to the ground. So I felt like getting a dummy bag would mean I could work at my own pace. Memorize my old ground movement and find new ways for takedowns and new ways for submissions/pins/locks/holds. So Imma try to get one for Christmas to finish what I started as a MMA fighter just now getting used to Muay Thai and BJJ because of my wrestling and kickboxing background. Also 9:36 Single Leg! And 9:42 Cradle
@@nangmangta yes but in wrestling your stance is southpaw not orthodox In life your going to be using more grappling than striking. Because people usually grab their opponent not hit their opponent because it’s easier to grab than strike your opponent. If you learn wrestling and someone takes you to the ground or hits you onto the ground they gave you an advantage because YOUR USED TO THE GROUND. So to a wrestler or BJJ fighter going to the ground doesn’t mean you lost, it means your at your most comfortable position and getting up is easier because you learned how to get up faster because of wrestling experience. A STRIKER ISN’T GOOD ON THE GROUND!!! Nobody can escape a cradle position because that isn’t something taught unless you know how to escape it from the ground same with submissions. To me MMA is like playing rock paper scissors Grappling is weaker standing and Striking is weaker on ground. Choosing what position you play depends on how well you were taught. You become unstoppable if you know both MMA *To sum it up, yes! you can do both grappling and striking which will help you more down the line*
Jendila Grappling dummies are one of the best canvas grappling dummies I have seen. The arms are longer than most generic grappling dummies. They are also very cheap. You do have to stuff them yourself but it's worth it.
Been watching this guy for a long time around 7 years ago I think or 6. Back when he was still doing renovation of this gym felt like this is my own gym too 😂
As a Judoka (recently promoted to Brown belt) I think grappling dummies can be a mixed bag. I don't think there's anything wrong with them, but I don't think they're 100% necessary to train with. I guess it can be easier to teach the basic movement of a throw or a grappling technique to a beginner, but I think if you pair them up with an experienced uke, it personally think it would be more beneficial. I found that the uke's feedback with some techniques, especially ne waza, can be really helpful. The only thing they seem to be absolutely necessary for is transitioning from standing to groundwork, and I found that a heavy bag works just fine for that (for judo at least). Not the worst thing in the world, but I personally would not spend money on one, but that's just me
Solid review. I'm actually sold on this. **If you want a good dummy for ground-based BJJ, I highly recommend Grappling Smarty (I have zero ties to this company, just love the product and customer service people I've interacted with). They have a really great TH-cam demo that gives you a feel for how fun it can be to flow with.
I was on the fence on getting one of these. Like you, I came from a decade or more of striking experience with limited grappling. With striking, it is so easy to take the fundamentals home and rep to refine, in bjj, there isn’t an equivalent. A dummy like this is probably with it just to give me those reps.
I am thinking of getting one for myself. I am about 5'8 and about 80kg and someone had recommended the 41kg dummy for me. Do you think I should get the 41kg or 54kg dummy?@@fighttips
Can't wait for you to get better at grappling and eventually see BJJ videos on here! Quick question, what kind of shoes do you have on here, are those wrestling shoes? Can they be used for boxing training as well? Thanks!
Boxing and Wrestling shoes are interchangeable. Of course if you show up to a wrestling class with a kneehigh boxing shoe to wrestling you might get some looks but boxing shoes work for wrestling and wrestling shoes work for boxing. I don't know which ones he's wearing though sadly.
I have the Fairtex dummy. I drill with it for hours. It really improved my technique because I can practice 24/7 at home and don't have to rush the techniques (because of class time limitations) like I would with a partner at the gym. I love it!
Perfect timing i was looking at one of these on Amazon a few minutes ago wondering if it's worth it or not. I want to mainly use it for learning Judo sweeps and throws, BJJ, wrestling, Thia clinch, and possibly Aikido or Sambo. Could also be used for kicks and dirty boxing
Thank you. I've been on the fence. I just moved from the city to the country. The biggest change im feeling is that the gym I found only teaches 2-3x/ week, and they jump into the gi during the winter. I have a NoGi/MMA base, and swear I can feel my skill level dropping. I need more conditioning. That's my main focus. Lol.
Yeah, I can understand I did bjj for 6 years boxing 10 judo 1 year and wrestling only 4 months. Just started training at a proper mma, gym, and I'm finding my skills are going up fast with all the wall wrestling and take downs, and my jiu-jitsu game has gotten way better for mma just putting everything together and having real battle tested trainer's 👍
Maybe find /ask some training parenters if they would like to train with you . Get some grappling Matt's and train in your garage. I found a really high-level muay thai trainer who asked me I'd like to train with him at his garage gym because he worked the night shift .
@devriestown Yeah for rill. I feel like I'm getting way behind, but honestly there's alot of things I can do instead that will help me improve either way.
For BJJ my skills have taken an exponential leap by working with a dummy. Think of it, rather than wait for a training partner I can get hundreds of reps in with new and old techniques as often as I want. Compared to other who wait for mat time. I’ve jumped from purely surviving on the mat to constantly being on thee offensive because I’ve honed so many control moves. Oh- Mike weighs probably like 10lbs. It’s very light. But I think that’s what makes it so great.
That’s crazy bro i was just thinking about getting one for Christmas and now here I am watching your video about “Are grappling dummies worth the invest?”😳
I like the grappling dummy that can sit up. You can work on different pins, submissions. Reversals. Obviously you gotta test your new ideas on a real person but it’s fun to play with.
Great video as a judo instructor it looks great my only advice to you is not to get into the habit of stepping back before the entry to the throw as you are telegraphing the move otherwise your techniques look good 👍
oh shane a nice little tip for that arm bar at 4:30 is if you take your left foot and point it inwards and underneath the shoulder blade & pinch your knees in it further isolates it and makes the arm bar much tighter and more difficult to escape
@fight tips I love your work man but I’m a judo practitioner and I’ve mastered the shoulder throw shoot your hip out abit more and with the arm control try to squeeze the tripcep and turn ur head while throwing and let the magic happen
Regarding shadow boxing when you kick your leg doesn't has anything to hit so your knee extends to the end. Can that repeatitively cause knee pain or Damage, if so what to do avoid it??
You could probably get the gi on the dummy by putting it on upside down in the front, then pulling it over the dummy's head. Or if that doesn't work, you could definitely take on old gi, cut it in two down the back, and sew on a big zipper.
I have a dummy as well and it is a good investment but not that one. That's not really that good for bjj. I think you should get another one for jiu-jitsu. One that I have that I recommend is the grappling smarty or the submission master or the ring to cage I hear those are pretty good as well. I want to work on my standup I want to get one of those but the only issue I have is they don't stand up they always fall. I want a dummy that actually stands until you take it down to work on my wrestling and judo
I’ve always wanted these for whenever I can’t go to training but my dad has always refused and calls it “gay.” 😭 I’ll get one eventually tho. Like always, great content Shane!
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@ Oh man, never thought 120lbs would feel so heavy! It's a quality product though. Thanks again for the recommendation, and keep up the good work! Osss
I think it's a pretty good investment I'm able to go all out without actually killing my partners. So these practice dummys are good for working different techniques and see how effective they would be.
I need to get me one of those no really it could be helpful for my martial arts throwing I've been throwing down before I think it's about time to live with the favor I just wish I could have stayed in karate and learn how to grovel and throw and take down any way to take out my opponent because I'm not going to get knocked out any more than usual 🥋👊😉👍🥋
Nice on Shane. Bjj guys especially are always knocking on these but i don't get it. We always used them for wrestling. Everyone did. And thats mainly what i do now to in my private gym with one similar to yours. Takedowns, suplexs, throws, conditioning and endurance. Etc. But ground stuff and submissions, g&p and all that too and drilling techniques over and over. But ive got a different one for that and think youd qppreciate if you got too. One with the knees up above the hips and open and arms in the L shape , elbows in, with good hands and feet and a hump or whateverto indicate thumb or inkie direction, with an extended chin to get in under and all that. That smarty one i see right under this video is very similiar actually haha. But yiu mught want to go abit lighter in that. Dead weights alot more sometimes than human eesisisting and moving in mount or whatever. Anyway you know what youre doing. Good to see you coming along with the grappling.
Yo i have a question do you reccomend working out with Full body 3 day Split or working Watch muscle 2 times a week or 1 time a week… which is more ideal for boxing
@@GrayMMA Thanks! definately looking for pre-filled, however ordering a pre-filled from the states is gunna be expensive! especially if its 120+lbs! need to find a reseller in Canada lol
I recommend for Judo, for sure. You can't do everything ( Tai Otoshi is awkward, and most rolling sacrifice throws like Sumi Gaeshi and Tomoe Nage are next to impossible to hit on a fully upright dummy). However, you can Ippon Seoi Nage, Harai Goshi, and Ura Nage (Suplex) this thing straight through the crust of the earth as much as you want.
Ive had one for years and my answer is: only if you have the proper real estate to match. These things are quite heavy and if you live in a flat you cant just throw that thing around. It would be loud as hell and maybe even ruin the flooring. So unless you have a garage or a gym for your own...you can hardly use it.
Hi Shane, how are the legs doing on your dummy after a few more weeks of use? I bought a 140lb filled dummy from a different company and after the first week of good use, the lower legs collapsed forwards and backwards, so it could not stand up properly even with assistance. It looked very similar to the one you have with the stitching and arms. Great video though, I appreciate your reviews of products as I am considering buying the century version if you do not run into problems with it later on.
I would say this is more for striking or wrestling, but not so much for grappling as submissions, it's missing regular size legs and feet, so no leg locks for example. That's a big minus
I moved to a very rural area with nothing for training. Looks like I’ll be doing nothing but videos and grappling dummies for the foreseeable future.
I'm in the same boat. Do the same. Its far from ideal but using this I've done well getting to judo competitions despite not getting to regular training
You could start your own grappling team with people from the área that would like to train. Nowadays. Alot of people want to learn martial arts in a friendly environment.
Find a bear.
lol same here XD
You'd be surprised at how many of those boys wanna wrassle out there. Just gotta find a coachable group and you can start your own crop of training partners.
For home training yes ,same as a punchbag, never replaces the real thing but keeps you engaged.
same goes for something else 🍆
It can also help you learn new moves if you are struggling with say a suplex or maybe a takedown
I own two grappling dummies, a standing dummy and kneeling one. Both were great investments for me.
where did you get the kneeling one? i guess this is the standing one?
Both female?😋
Do they have a mouth hole? I ask for a friend he wants to buy one
same. i want to replace my fav uke with the smarty 2.0
which ones do you have?
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS! I just purchased the 140lbs 2 days ago & started to feel like I made a mistake because I found no videos of people working drills with dummies over 90 lb. I can appreciate the challenge to move it around but they do get heavy. Remember theyre --lbs of DEAD WEIGHT so choose wisely!!!
120 is also overkill
In class you're grappling with people alot more than 90 lbs. Chances of your class mate weighing so little is quite low. What you learn in jujitsu is about being able to control your opponent without strength or power, just pure technique. The dummy only replaces a classmate to practice on everything else is supposed to be same as far as proper technique goes. Any weight lying on floor whether person or dummy can feel like dead weight if you're relying on strength alone.
@@Asoka-eb8ruthe point is 120 deadweight feels completely different than 120 lbs human. A lot of grappling relies on push pull and feeling the momentum the deadweight kills it
You should be using it to increase your strength more than anything else. Weird you are complaining about the weight. You should be training to throw it around.
@@henrycooper4213 Of course, you can muscle it around. If you're like me, who lacks the technique that weight cld be a problem to practice with.
I loooove these dummies for conditioning. I run my school's conditioning class and I want us to get more of them. Fireman carries, repeated slams/suplexes, and my favorite of all which is full force ground and pound for time. If you haven't yet try doing 1 min on 30 seconds off for 5 rounds of full power G&P and see how that makes you feel.
Hi! Thnx for the comment.
From your experience what weights are the best to get for these dummies that would be best for most people?
Seeing how they are dead weight its hard for me to guess how they are in real life.
I can only get 2 dummies.
(Mayby 1 x 120 and 1x 90 ? Or is the 90 too heavy for women and or lower weights men?)
Thank you!
Some great flow shown. It was also good to see Shane being mindful of the steps to do that arm bar correctly as I know if you do it wrong, it just doesn't work at all.
I wanted one for wrestling but wasn’t sure so thank you
Craigslist to see if anyone sells it for cheap. Bought one for $50.
Hey man, I've literally grown up watching your videos, I can't believe you're still at it. I'm also a white belt in Judo 😋 joined the local club about 2.5 months ago. I was also thinking about buying a dummy, the bands are great but it's no fun when there's no execution. Thanks for fightTIPS
for grappling I really like the "grappling smarty" dummy. It can do most jiu jitsu positions and even stuff like turtle. I like grappling dummies for getting reps in and getting techinques into the motor memory space. They aren't a replacement for training with a person and a person can develop bad habits with a dummy just like they could with bags/pads but in general they are really useful in the right context.
Hi, Is 'grappling smarty' good for throws praktyce? Hesitating with the purchase
bro that shit is £100
Nothing beats actual sparring but you take what you can get. I love training but I can't stand physical contact with other men😂😂😂
This is the best thing for people like me
Thank you for this, Shane. I have no one to wrestle with, and I've been interested in these. I would so love to thrash one. Maybe a holiday gift from my wife? 🖤
I love your voices cadence. Not even into this stuff but couldn’t stop watching! Keep it up
Shane we're in the same boat with BJJ. I started a couple of months ago as a white belt and am LOVING IT! I've always considered a dummy but was hesitant due to cost. Maybe this will help motivate me to save up for it.
Hey bro, ask around at your gym and see if anyone has one they want to get rid of. I got a ring to cage dummy that’s $400 brand new for $75 from my coach
@@camsnyder2636 thanks! I got a stand up bag for free in a similar fashion. I'll look for opportunities to
ask around!
No no no this is not a grappling dummy, this is a wrestling dummy.....dude I love fight tips im your biggest fan come on man ...
Good white belt, did watch some instructionals 🎉 Glad to see you are doing some grappling as well ❤
I like the smarty for grappling - I’ve got the 50lb one. It feels like 150lbs though because it’s dead weight. I can’t imagine 120lbs :). I think dummies work well when watching instructionals to get the kinetic learning in.
You could sacrifice an old gi top and with a bit of sewing and velcro you could cut the gi to get it on without having to pull the arms through. Then you could train w gi on the dummy for chokes and lapel grips.
Good demonstration for century. I want to buy one
I would benefit from a grappling dummy because Folkstyle Wrestling was my first Martial Art. (3 years of it) After wrestling I bought a 40-60lb heavy bag because I was getting into Kickboxing. After I did a year of kickboxing I thought about doing MMA and combine wrestling and kickboxing but the problem was you can’t wrestle a hanging Heavy bag. There are no Arms to grab, there are no legs to hook, there’s no head to lock in place and then I had problems with takedowns because you can’t do a double leg without any legs or Hiptoss it because it’s hanging. I tried getting a family member to help me with grappling but the family members that can are too young or too old or to bulky/Tall/small and I don’t wanna hurt them and hurt myself with any cradles or Submissions and taken downs. I can’t scale a family member (meaning Level changing and getting lower than my opponent or holding them in place couldn’t workout) because they’re weight and size is different than mine! Everything is a mess, so If bought a dummy bag i could complete those two tasks of fighting it standing and taking it to the ground.
So I felt like getting a dummy bag would mean I could work at my own pace. Memorize my old ground movement and find new ways for takedowns and new ways for submissions/pins/locks/holds.
So Imma try to get one for Christmas to finish what I started as a MMA fighter just now getting used to Muay Thai and BJJ because of my wrestling and kickboxing background.
Also 9:36 Single Leg! And 9:42 Cradle
I train boxing and hurt my wrists often. What about wrestling or jiu-jitsu? Can I do it?
@@nangmangta yes but in wrestling your stance is southpaw not orthodox
In life your going to be using more grappling than striking. Because people usually grab their opponent not hit their opponent because it’s easier to grab than strike your opponent. If you learn wrestling and someone takes you to the ground or hits you onto the ground they gave you an advantage because YOUR USED TO THE GROUND. So to a wrestler or BJJ fighter going to the ground doesn’t mean you lost, it means your at your most comfortable position and getting up is easier because you learned how to get up faster because of wrestling experience. A STRIKER ISN’T GOOD ON THE GROUND!!! Nobody can escape a cradle position because that isn’t something taught unless you know how to escape it from the ground same with submissions.
To me MMA is like playing rock paper scissors
Grappling is weaker standing and Striking is weaker on ground. Choosing what position you play depends on how well you were taught. You become unstoppable if you know both MMA
*To sum it up, yes! you can do both grappling and striking which will help you more down the line*
Glad to see you doing some grappling now, wish you would’ve done it a little with me when you were in LA 😂
Same, man! I still remember that ONE roll we had, though!
Definitely worth it, can’t wait to buy one of these!
Wow, now I can tell people Sheila has just been my inflatable grappling dummy for years!
Jendila Grappling dummies are one of the best canvas grappling dummies I have seen. The arms are longer than most generic grappling dummies. They are also very cheap. You do have to stuff them yourself but it's worth it.
Grappling dummies are awesome. Me and mine just recently had a baby.
Been watching this guy for a long time around 7 years ago I think or 6. Back when he was still doing renovation of this gym felt like this is my own gym too 😂
I’m saving up for The Grappling Smarty. I’m a 51 year old who values drilling. I need the reps!
We have one at the gym. I love it. Great for takedowns and ground and pound.
As a Judoka (recently promoted to Brown belt) I think grappling dummies can be a mixed bag. I don't think there's anything wrong with them, but I don't think they're 100% necessary to train with. I guess it can be easier to teach the basic movement of a throw or a grappling technique to a beginner, but I think if you pair them up with an experienced uke, it personally think it would be more beneficial. I found that the uke's feedback with some techniques, especially ne waza, can be really helpful. The only thing they seem to be absolutely necessary for is transitioning from standing to groundwork, and I found that a heavy bag works just fine for that (for judo at least). Not the worst thing in the world, but I personally would not spend money on one, but that's just me
If there’s no one around it seems beneficial.
@@renelvital true, and they are better than nothing, but it's still not the same quality of training
@@sherlock3134 Agreed
Solid review. I'm actually sold on this. **If you want a good dummy for ground-based BJJ, I highly recommend Grappling Smarty (I have zero ties to this company, just love the product and customer service people I've interacted with). They have a really great TH-cam demo that gives you a feel for how fun it can be to flow with.
I was on the fence on getting one of these. Like you, I came from a decade or more of striking experience with limited grappling. With striking, it is so easy to take the fundamentals home and rep to refine, in bjj, there isn’t an equivalent. A dummy like this is probably with it just to give me those reps.
Yes I definitely needed this one. I seen that dummy an a BJJ dummy I been looking at
Let me know if you still have any questions that I didn't answer in the video 👍
I am thinking of getting one for myself. I am about 5'8 and about 80kg and someone had recommended the 41kg dummy for me. Do you think I should get the 41kg or 54kg dummy?@@fighttips
Hi Shane,
A year in are you still using it? And would you still recommend one?
Thanks
I just picked up a barely used one for 50. I'm excited to get to work!
Can't wait for you to get better at grappling and eventually see BJJ videos on here!
Quick question, what kind of shoes do you have on here, are those wrestling shoes? Can they be used for boxing training as well?
Thanks!
Boxing and Wrestling shoes are interchangeable. Of course if you show up to a wrestling class with a kneehigh boxing shoe to wrestling you might get some looks but boxing shoes work for wrestling and wrestling shoes work for boxing. I don't know which ones he's wearing though sadly.
Some great wrestling shoe brands are Rudis, Funky Fresh (I think that's the name), and Adidas.
I needed this ❤
I have the Fairtex dummy. I drill with it for hours. It really improved my technique because I can practice 24/7 at home and don't have to rush the techniques (because of class time limitations) like I would with a partner at the gym. I love it!
I use mine to memorise techniques I've learned in training.
Me too.
🎉so is it good for grappling instructional videos when you have no partner?
Perfect timing i was looking at one of these on Amazon a few minutes ago wondering if it's worth it or not.
I want to mainly use it for learning Judo sweeps and throws, BJJ, wrestling, Thia clinch, and possibly Aikido or Sambo.
Could also be used for kicks and dirty boxing
Did you get one in the end?
And if you did would you recommend it?
Cheers
I love these for training positioning
$399?
I purchased this thing here in China for $60 and then stumbled upon this awesome video of yours. Same specs.
Seems like Bob got a new friend
They're cousins
Thank you. I've been on the fence. I just moved from the city to the country. The biggest change im feeling is that the gym I found only teaches 2-3x/ week, and they jump into the gi during the winter. I have a NoGi/MMA base, and swear I can feel my skill level dropping.
I need more conditioning. That's my main focus.
Lol.
Yeah, I can understand I did bjj for 6 years boxing 10 judo 1 year and wrestling only 4 months.
Just started training at a proper mma, gym, and I'm finding my skills are going up fast with all the wall wrestling and take downs, and my jiu-jitsu game has gotten way better for mma just putting everything together and having real battle tested trainer's 👍
Maybe find /ask some training parenters if they would like to train with you .
Get some grappling Matt's and train in your garage.
I found a really high-level muay thai trainer who asked me I'd like to train with him at his garage gym because he worked the night shift .
@devriestown Yeah for rill. I feel like I'm getting way behind, but honestly there's alot of things I can do instead that will help me improve either way.
@devriestown That's cool. I actually just found a couple people to work with, and I'm pricing some decent mats for my work space.
@Damin-Danger-Ledford is definitely the way to go, man .
Be safe
For BJJ my skills have taken an exponential leap by working with a dummy. Think of it, rather than wait for a training partner I can get hundreds of reps in with new and old techniques as often as I want. Compared to other who wait for mat time. I’ve jumped from purely surviving on the mat to constantly being on thee offensive because I’ve honed so many control moves. Oh- Mike weighs probably like 10lbs. It’s very light. But I think that’s what makes it so great.
That’s crazy bro i was just thinking about getting one for Christmas and now here I am watching your video about “Are grappling dummies worth the invest?”😳
As long as you put it to good use and don't let it collect dust, I say it's absolutely worth the investment.
bought one during covid. turned out to be a good investment. if you're into throwing, you should get one.
I like the grappling dummy that can sit up.
You can work on different pins, submissions.
Reversals.
Obviously you gotta test your new ideas on a real person but it’s fun to play with.
I've started doing judo and have been contemplating to buy one. This video is perfect for me. Question, what did you fill your dummy with?
Great video!
Great video as a judo instructor it looks great my only advice to you is not to get into the habit of stepping back before the entry to the throw as you are telegraphing the move otherwise your techniques look good 👍
So cool man, keep it up
oh shane a nice little tip for that arm bar at 4:30 is if you take your left foot and point it inwards and underneath the shoulder blade & pinch your knees in it further isolates it and makes the arm bar much tighter and more difficult to escape
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@fight tips I love your work man but I’m a judo practitioner and I’ve mastered the shoulder throw shoot your hip out abit more and with the arm control try to squeeze the tripcep and turn ur head while throwing and let the magic happen
So this one was allready filled?? Do you know if they make delivery to Mexico?
Regarding shadow boxing when you kick your leg doesn't has anything to hit so your knee extends to the end.
Can that repeatitively cause knee pain or Damage, if so what to do avoid it??
Pretty much add-ons if you have heavy bag and gloves at home while training solo keeping those muscle memories constant work!
You could probably get the gi on the dummy by putting it on upside down in the front, then pulling it over the dummy's head. Or if that doesn't work, you could definitely take on old gi, cut it in two down the back, and sew on a big zipper.
I heard Uriah Faber has a robotic dummy where you can snap the joints and everything
Thats expensive
@@vincebeastdiala6704 mans gotta make his money 😂
I have a dummy as well and it is a good investment but not that one. That's not really that good for bjj. I think you should get another one for jiu-jitsu. One that I have that I recommend is the grappling smarty or the submission master or the ring to cage I hear those are pretty good as well. I want to work on my standup I want to get one of those but the only issue I have is they don't stand up they always fall. I want a dummy that actually stands until you take it down to work on my wrestling and judo
He kept saying the dummy is DURABLE I thought he was saying “adorable” at first
I’m doing no gi bjj and was thinking about getting a special grappling dummy 2.0 or something around 100 dollars. Should I get it?
you should get the grappling smarty by effective martial art! its the best one out there!
How about the maddox fairtex 2? That looks good. I want to buy that one
I’ve always wanted these for whenever I can’t go to training but my dad has always refused and calls it “gay.” 😭 I’ll get one eventually tho. Like always, great content Shane!
I kinda want to get one of those now
Ordered it! Now I'll have SID and BoB! LOL
Amazing! The whole gang!
lol with me in the middle, we're the three stooges! LOL
Recommend the grapplingsmarty
Its the best grappling dummy for BJJ 🔥
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Hey Shane, love the channel.
Quick question. Are you still using the dummy and would you still recommend it?
Thanks
I am, yes! I also have my athletes use it -- great for conditioning and practicing getting high reps of subs
@@fighttips Perfect! I'll get the order in now then.
Thanks for getting back to me, top man!
@ Oh man, never thought 120lbs would feel so heavy!
It's a quality product though.
Thanks again for the recommendation, and keep up the good work!
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I think it's a pretty good investment I'm able to go all out without actually killing my partners. So these practice dummys are good for working different techniques and see how effective they would be.
I bought one but how do you fill it if yk how to pls tell me 🙏🙏🙏
I recommend a lighter for technical training. Heavy for conditioning.
I need to get me one of those no really it could be helpful for my martial arts throwing I've been throwing down before I think it's about time to live with the favor I just wish I could have stayed in karate and learn how to grovel and throw and take down any way to take out my opponent because I'm not going to get knocked out any more than usual 🥋👊😉👍🥋
Great for Judo!
Nice on Shane. Bjj guys especially are always knocking on these but i don't get it. We always used them for wrestling. Everyone did. And thats mainly what i do now to in my private gym with one similar to yours. Takedowns, suplexs, throws, conditioning and endurance. Etc.
But ground stuff and submissions, g&p and all that too and drilling techniques over and over. But ive got a different one for that and think youd qppreciate if you got too. One with the knees up above the hips and open and arms in the L shape , elbows in, with good hands and feet and a hump or whateverto indicate thumb or inkie direction, with an extended chin to get in under and all that. That smarty one i see right under this video is very similiar actually haha.
But yiu mught want to go abit lighter in that. Dead weights alot more sometimes than human eesisisting and moving in mount or whatever.
Anyway you know what youre doing. Good to see you coming along with the grappling.
How long have you been a white belt
Yo i have a question do you reccomend working out with Full body 3 day Split or working Watch muscle 2 times a week or 1 time a week… which is more ideal for boxing
does the dummy come pre-filled to maintain the weights its rated for? also is it available in Canada ? :)
It comes pre-stuffed, ready to go!
@@fighttips Thanks! i just need to find a Canadian reseller in Ontario
@@EvilTazzThey sell both prefilled and unfilled.
@@GrayMMA Thanks! definately looking for pre-filled, however ordering a pre-filled from the states is gunna be expensive! especially if its 120+lbs! need to find a reseller in Canada lol
Do you recommend this for BJJ and Judo?
I recommend for Judo, for sure. You can't do everything ( Tai Otoshi is awkward, and most rolling sacrifice throws like Sumi Gaeshi and Tomoe Nage are next to impossible to hit on a fully upright dummy). However, you can Ippon Seoi Nage, Harai Goshi, and Ura Nage (Suplex) this thing straight through the crust of the earth as much as you want.
I loved doing basic combos, takedown, and leg locks. However, that mf would be heavy to flip over my shoulder 😂
Ground and pound buddy. Hip toss friend.
You say you don't know grappling but that's some decent sub form
Ive had one for years and my answer is: only if you have the proper real estate to match. These things are quite heavy and if you live in a flat you cant just throw that thing around. It would be loud as hell and maybe even ruin the flooring. So unless you have a garage or a gym for your own...you can hardly use it.
Trust me.. This heavy dummy is definitely a workout. Heavy doll
I own a couple. They are good for drilling and not to replace people. I got my standing dummy for 100 on offer up. Otherwise i wojldnt have got it.
Very good use as a pro wrestler
Could it be use to practice self defence in the street ?
Hi Shane, how are the legs doing on your dummy after a few more weeks of use? I bought a 140lb filled dummy from a different company and after the first week of good use, the lower legs collapsed forwards and backwards, so it could not stand up properly even with assistance. It looked very similar to the one you have with the stitching and arms. Great video though, I appreciate your reviews of products as I am considering buying the century version if you do not run into problems with it later on.
Hey mate, did yours come pre-filled?
You should try doing your arm bar the front and not falling back and dont use hands to hold wrist on the arm bar.
When I was a kid i would tie off sweat pants and sweat shirts and stuff them and wrestle with them. Suplex off the coach like a boss
I wanted to ask, what kind of shoes are those? I really do want to invest in some shoes for striking training.
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@@fighttips Perfect! Thank you so much and wonderful video as well!
I have a grappling dummy, my little brother!
Do they come any heavier than 120?
cool. thank shane.
anyone know where to get one in vancouver canada ? Or best place to order ii live in canada anyone know plz
From my experience, if you got the storage space and will practice with it almost everyday then sure.
how durable was the dummy?
My only regret was not getting it earlier
I would say this is more for striking or wrestling, but not so much for grappling as submissions, it's missing regular size legs and feet, so no leg locks for example. That's a big minus
Bro you’re a blue belt with that technique man
0:23 When you catch the mfr that plays shitt dubset during open mat
My neighbor won't be happy about this