Idk if it's a school to school thing, but the only moves ik white belts are restricted from are like knee bars and heel hooks. Hell, traditionally the Gracie's wouldn't allow rolling until blue belt. Although my gym teaches everyone everything. Well....as far as standard submissions go. All the unorthodox ones are taught in either no-gi classes, leg lock classes.....or at my gyms syster location, an advanced class.
@@jretotheworld it does make sense though, white belts mostly have no idea what they're doing, and experimenting during live rolling leads to injuries a lot. White belts spaz out a lot too and just try and power through everything. I should know, I'm also a white belt :D
@@damontan4749 By the time you're elite you should already be equal to or better than your couch. Even then there's still some utility to a bird's eye view.
I’m a white belt. I’ve competed twice. Once in Gi and once in Nogi. And I’ve been subbed in both competitions in my first match. But I’m determined to get my wins going
I’m so used to seeing these titles and then you watch the vid and it’s like “that’s clearly not a white belt!” This one was actually cool; clearly two white belts and one was listening to his coach and got there. Awesome.
I got caught with this once if someone’s going for inverted triangle, take your elbows pin them to your side there’s no more inverted triangle he hast to get up under your elbow, not the leg that goes over the head. That leg that goes around the body he hast to get under the elbow. Keep that pinned there’s no joke. I never ever got caught with it again.
Random comment here, as an ex judo student blue belt level when I was young. I find Brazilian jujitsu very different in thr distance of approach and defence on ground fighting. To me they are fighting in the danger zone. Meaning not far away enough or not close enough to make locks no longer effective. One day I plan to give it a go, but in judo it's all about leverage and those huge dynamic movements. I would be levering my opponents body to get in super close for a choke or arm bar. Looks interesting, but It looks wrong to start at that point of disadvantage.
Decent reach advantage for sure. That looks like a pretty easy sub to just stand up. I mean I don't think you would even have to be strong or lift weights to get out of that one. The Rampage slam on Arona requires a shit ton of strength. The positioning here, even if he grabs the leg seems pretty easy. But this is a white belt match so pretty much anything will work haha.
It depends on the ruleset, but regardless it isn't a very effective choke as it leaves you vulnerable to armbar. In this instance I think he was more posting on my neck as opposed to actually trying to choke me
The kimura is a great option from the inverted triangle, and can lead to a sweep. Most of the time in training I'm unable to finish the choke, so that's what I'll go for
was isn't the guy in the yellow t-shirt doing anything with his left hand, if there were a real fight he would battering the guy's face and gouging his eyes
What is the point of competing if you’re just following instructions from someone who knows 1000 times more than your competitor? What happens when the coach isn’t there? The whole point of martial arts is you against them, not you, and your coach, and your friends, and your family, and your Instagram butt buddies against them.
"He's a white belt"=he's a dude whose trainer didn't promote him to blue belt yet. It can be arbitrary and many coaches intentionally delay promotion so that their teams can win in tournaments. Not saying that's necessarily what happened here but something to be aware of
Um...these white belts are getting trickier and trickier these days. Why just the other day I saw this guy with only three months on the mats smoke a competition purple belt with a helicopter arm bar. Actually, no i didn't. Guys with three months in have no clue about those kinds of moves.
That’s great coaching, but isn’t it better to let students use their own knowledge. Isn’t that more fun as well for the competitor. What’s the point of winning in this way. IMO no one should give advice mat side, because I would rather lose than win knowing it was not 100% me
Yes. Against an opponent who trains at a McDojo. Not a guy with a Gracie lineage. Good luck in a fight on the street to both. You'll both lose to a guy who wrestled in high school gym class. Keep it Gracie.
nah was from armbar to triangle with the lock behind Dinis head, Bodonis bottom leg closest to Dinis hip was the leg that went over Dinis shoulder, Bodonis leg closest to Dinis head was the leg that went to lock the lock around the other foot.
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Holy shit this really blew up 😂
@@ChrisSlowens I wish my other videos would do as well lol
Good coaching... great listener
Glad you think so!
Incredible coaching. So calm and confident.
U sound like my brain
Clear instructions from the coach. Great student.
Dude is going to be a monster!!!
He definitely already is! I'm a blue belt and he gives me a heck of a time
@@ryanmariner 😂😂 everyone from the gym is seeing this vid on their feed all of a sudden
@@BennettSmolen Idk where you guys are from but I got this video just now.
I think it has started to blow up.
That coach is creating a killer. He's teaching inverted triangles to white belts! Nice finish
Idk if it's a school to school thing, but the only moves ik white belts are restricted from are like knee bars and heel hooks. Hell, traditionally the Gracie's wouldn't allow rolling until blue belt. Although my gym teaches everyone everything. Well....as far as standard submissions go. All the unorthodox ones are taught in either no-gi classes, leg lock classes.....or at my gyms syster location, an advanced class.
@@shaynepowell9664 I find that "no rolling until blue" the biggest joke ever.
@@jretotheworld exactly, how tf can you be a blue belt with no experience
@@jretotheworld it does make sense though, white belts mostly have no idea what they're doing, and experimenting during live rolling leads to injuries a lot. White belts spaz out a lot too and just try and power through everything. I should know, I'm also a white belt :D
Entertaining to listen to the competitor respond to the coaches clear instructions like that. Also great sportsmanship from the opponent.
Great job, every win I get is from following coaches instruction. He pretty much walks me through each match.
Yeah works on low level competition, a lot less so against elite competitors
@@damontan4749 By the time you're elite you should already be equal to or better than your couch. Even then there's still some utility to a bird's eye view.
So can you defend yourself or do you need your coach to tell you what to do...
@@stormblade1199 are we talking a street situation or competition
I’ve never seen that before. Excellent execution!
My coach at the time of this competition has an instructional on BJJ fanatics covering this move and more- Ryan gruhn shin guard
I’m a white belt. I’ve competed twice. Once in Gi and once in Nogi. And I’ve been subbed in both competitions in my first match. But I’m determined to get my wins going
i would simply just not get subbed 3 times in a row
@@cashmoneyshaz hmmm that could work
This is my first year wrestling and I've only one 1 match out of the 8 or 9 I've had. Don't give up man
@@cashmoneyshaz would you even be allowed to get to the next match if you still lose the first on points?
@@ShakTMT i’ve never fought a day in my life i have zero idea what ur in about sadly
I’m so used to seeing these titles and then you watch the vid and it’s like “that’s clearly not a white belt!” This one was actually cool; clearly two white belts and one was listening to his coach and got there. Awesome.
As soon as it finished I too said. Oh yeah. They’re white belts. But that was a good scrap
Phenomenal coaching and listening! It was a joy to watch!
Wow, I never knew that was a submission position. Looks very odd, but it clearly works! Cool video
You have a really good coach.
damn the way he transitions from the bottom, along with great coaching is amazing
W coach and good job listening 🔥🔥
Excellent work and great coaching! Respect
Great coaching
Great pupil great coach
very nice and that patience is beautiful to see
If his knee would’ve been a little lower where it’s below the ear, that triangle would’ve been sooooooo tight. Nice work.
Nice calm coaching. Good job
White belts ain't lookin like white belts anymore. 💪
Hell yea dude! Let’s figure out how we can roll next time we’re both in town
Reminds me of my first inverted triangle. Felt like a cat stuck in a tree, "now what?" 😂
I got caught with this once if someone’s going for inverted triangle, take your elbows pin them to your side there’s no more inverted triangle he hast to get up under your elbow, not the leg that goes over the head. That leg that goes around the body he hast to get under the elbow. Keep that pinned there’s no joke. I never ever got caught with it again.
Throw a 300K view party, Bennett!
Nice, Great Coaching!
Nice work Bennett 😸
Nice match, kudos to both participants
As a white belt I couldn't compute what a "reverse inverted triangle" meant in that kind of situation.
Congrats!
Great corner work.
Very good coach a jiu jitsu guy that is good at jiu jitsu even though he is a white belt.
The coach won that match
good coaching
Now he's ready for Oliveira come onnnn!!!!!
I use this all the time from side control, gi and no gi
nice work bennet
Thanks!
Backseat Jiu-Jitsu
DAMN JIT THAT WAS NASTY
W coach, keep going don't tap
Random comment here, as an ex judo student blue belt level when I was young. I find Brazilian jujitsu very different in thr distance of approach and defence on ground fighting. To me they are fighting in the danger zone. Meaning not far away enough or not close enough to make locks no longer effective.
One day I plan to give it a go, but in judo it's all about leverage and those huge dynamic movements.
I would be levering my opponents body to get in super close for a choke or arm bar.
Looks interesting, but It looks wrong to start at that point of disadvantage.
Very sneaky if you've never trained it before or you've never been inverted before you won't see it coming until it's locked in.
WOW! Awesome!
Hit the arm bar on the left arm easy too
good move! salute!
Impressive🤙
Oliver Emkemp did that position on MMA. Its a killer choke
Opponents whole gameplan was just pushing down optimistically 😅
Impressive.
Nice
Win by giraffe leg triangle. Awesome job. Dang, then legs grew like 2 feet during that match. Hahahaha
Should I even be a white belt, holy shit
Decent reach advantage for sure. That looks like a pretty easy sub to just stand up. I mean I don't think you would even have to be strong or lift weights to get out of that one. The Rampage slam on Arona requires a shit ton of strength. The positioning here, even if he grabs the leg seems pretty easy. But this is a white belt match so pretty much anything will work haha.
Me thinking I could hit this in a match after just looking at the thumbnail and not practicing the technique 😂
Lol that's me 🤣
Long time no see bro, you still training?
what was the weight differential?
Yellow guy looked like a white belt
I wonder in real fight if the opponent punches the guy in the nuts, or just switch his nuts... he is finished.
0:53 Is it allowed to try and choke your opponent with your hands?
It depends on the ruleset, but regardless it isn't a very effective choke as it leaves you vulnerable to armbar. In this instance I think he was more posting on my neck as opposed to actually trying to choke me
He’s clearly posting and probably wasn’t sure what to do to stand.
This randomly popped up in my suggested videos! Too weird! See you at the gym.
That's how Jorge got caught in a fight at bellator its a good choke
This video name should be named: Long legs > Short legs
Was the opponent a black belt
Gonna call this one a _"puppet master"!_ 🤓
Bro didn’t know wtf a tricep was
Great finish. How tall is that kid? My stubby legs won't wrap around anybodies neck🤷♂️
or will they🤔🤔
I'm around 5'10-11"
Now the kid in yellow has to go back into his eighth grade class and be humiliated that he lost to a girl in blue shorts
Just curious does he put himself in danger by going for a kimura there?
Which person?
@@BennettSmolen the one setting up the reverse triangle
@@eugenekpee9556 no, a kimura is a good option here if the choke doesn't work.
give this kid his blue belt already - impeccable technique and looking good while doing it. Id let him chop me down like a tree any day of the week
Wow... make sure you get a room.
Lucky
Can't lie the guy on top could have done more things
Anyone else not able to distinguish left from right in the heat of battle? Also Kimura was an option too.
The kimura is a great option from the inverted triangle, and can lead to a sweep. Most of the time in training I'm unable to finish the choke, so that's what I'll go for
What i always try is the americana, it comes and super fast and surprises people
Is this the new trend? Say you're a white belt then submit actual white belts for clout? Been seeing these more and more lately
Weep
Piss me off to see some of these guys who cant control there hard ons as they roll
Not a white belt sandbagging at its finest
was isn't the guy in the yellow t-shirt doing anything with his left hand, if there were a real fight he would battering the guy's face and gouging his eyes
It's not a real fight
Bro didn’t get the warning at 0:26 and 0:30.
What is the point of competing if you’re just following instructions from someone who knows 1000 times more than your competitor? What happens when the coach isn’t there? The whole point of martial arts is you against them, not you, and your coach, and your friends, and your family, and your Instagram butt buddies against them.
Mad guy
Lmao… that might be the dumbest opinion I’ve ever heard
"He's a white belt"=he's a dude whose trainer didn't promote him to blue belt yet.
It can be arbitrary and many coaches intentionally delay promotion so that their teams can win in tournaments.
Not saying that's necessarily what happened here but something to be aware of
Is slamming opponents legal? If so he could have Rampaged Jackson the guy.
Seems like sandbagging. How is this guy not at least blue belt?
Um...these white belts are getting trickier and trickier these days. Why just the other day I saw this guy with only three months on the mats smoke a competition purple belt with a helicopter arm bar.
Actually, no i didn't. Guys with three months in have no clue about those kinds of moves.
i still think coaches shouldnt be allowed in beginner divisions..
Aaaaaaand…. Straight to ground. Why even start standing up? 😂
Fart to make this sub 3x as effective
Bjj white belt Makachev choked black belt Oliveira.
Khamzat is a blue belt and choke Kevin holland out who is a black belt
Classic sandbagging
He needs to work that jab more before going for the take down.
"white belt"
😂 we've worked this position in class so I'm familiar with the transition to the triangle. I wouldn't call myself a sandbagger
That's what you call - a sandbagger.
Probably not that far away from blue belt, and the other guy doesnt seem to be as experienced.
That move alone doesn't make you a sandbagger. I regularly roll with white belts who know tons of this stuff.
Yeah you can't really say that from one match alone.
Да он неопытный. Сам залез
That’s great coaching, but isn’t it better to let students use their own knowledge. Isn’t that more fun as well for the competitor. What’s the point of winning in this way. IMO no one should give advice mat side, because I would rather lose than win knowing it was not 100% me
Weep
I’d be so mad if someone’s coach was just feeding him the victory step by step like that. It seems unfair.
liar
Yes. Against an opponent who trains at a McDojo. Not a guy with a Gracie lineage. Good luck in a fight on the street to both. You'll both lose to a guy who wrestled in high school gym class. Keep it Gracie.
BJJ doesn't work in real life. Just ask one more guy to kick someone on the ground 😃
This tournament actually took place in real life and my bjj seemed to work 🤔
@@BennettSmolen tournament fight ain't real life fight. Wake up.
@@jw999 I'm playing the ruleset. Obviously in a steet fight I wouldn't pull guard. Why would you bother commenting
@@BennettSmolen I am just saying BJJ is useless. What's your problem?
“white belt”😊
Great submission the guy had no heart though he could of easily got passed that sometimes you gotta suffer for a little while
Opponent was an absolute scrub
he didnt do much thats for sure
Jorge masvidal does not approve
Was that the same as adcc Bodoni got on Dinz 🤔 looks badass 👊😎
nah was from armbar to triangle with the lock behind Dinis head, Bodonis bottom leg closest to Dinis hip was the leg that went over Dinis shoulder, Bodonis leg closest to Dinis head was the leg that went to lock the lock around the other foot.