Bernardo has given himself the best job in jiu jitsu history. He constantly gets to absorb knowledge from everyone including the best of the best and he makes money in the process. Awesome
Professor Pedro It’s absolutely amazing I recently got my black belt from him and Mark Schultz. I’ve never been on the mat and not Been blown away by Professor Pedro. He is 100% technique. The Brazilian jujitsu world is blessed to have him
So I find all of Bernado's videos are a sales pitch for some instructional, but talking to the masters and listening to their experience is the most precious information. Knowing that Pedro would go to training and get tapped on average 18 times every time, yet he still kept going gives me the confidence to get back on the mat no matter how tough it may be. These insights are amazing for me, as always.
I saw this and thought it was pretty sweet but I tried it and showed it to my students at open mat today and it seriously is amazing. The connection you make with his arm and yours over it doesnt look like anything but is super strong, and the leverage you get from your body vs his arm, you cant stop it. Amazing as always, Master Sauer.
I just pulled this off, numerous times, during an open mat today. Like, it was crazy just how effective it was at consistently allowing me to recover guard from even a brolic af brown belt.
@@DECEPTIONINDICATED Idk about using it everytime but this move seems to depend on the top guy having the far side underhook + Crossface grip. As far as the threat of a kimura: Watch Pedro's head when shifts into position. He uses it to pin Bernardo's left arm which helps keep him safe from the kimura threat. That "sticky" feeling Bernardo describes is what also helps stifle any positional transitions.
I'm 34, after 10 years of just casual training I'm beginning to feel the wear and tear, some of the stuff I used to get away with, with speed, recovery and athleticism is slowly going to disappear. Learning about longevity in this hobby and getting some wisdom from these guys are super important for me now.
I’m similar but flip flop the numbers of your age. You are wise. I can tell you first had recovery is far slower and aches and pains start creeping in far more frequently.
I think what you wrote here is key to jiujitsu. A lot of people wrestle themselves out of pins by sheer strength and athleticism. And by 40 you lose this ability: in comes the intelligence of jiu-jitsu. I don't understand coaches who treat jiujitsu like it is wrestling, which has a completely different approach. Hence the name difference.
Had the good fortune to attend full day seminar with him. It was insanely fun, exhausting, and educational. The guy is as real as it gets, and is so nice it's insane.
Amazing! i'm an older guy but unfortunately quite new at BJJ. I'm blown away by how much i need to learn before even considering these kind of advanced concepts. I just hope my body holds up long enough.
I am Crying at the sight of how beautiful, simple, elegant and amazing this move is- it is simple application of the baby bridge. incredible! this what i love about bjj so much!
oh my goodness! it is the BABY BRIDGE!!! Priit Mikhelson was right- this stuff is super powerful. and man- the invisible jiu jitsu is awesome! Pedro Sauer, and Rickson Gracie are amazing smart!
Pedro is awesome. I started in a Pedro affiliate, and took two seminars with him. He's an excellent instructor and a magnanimous person. Highly recommended
Minute 3:20 is great when he mentions the German family. So many Japanese and Germans fled to Brazil at the end of WW2, and all of their cultures mixed together.
When I first got my blue belt from Professor Eduardo Muchado in Dubai, I went to a Royler seminar in Rio. I had the privilege to roll with Professor Saur. Some professors said he was overly rough with me but I was honored. Osss
I'd like to hear more about how Jiu-Jitsu can inform your social life. I've noticed I spar like I socialise. When beginning a spar I always go first, I rush and don't wait for the other person to move/speak
It’s this kind of technique that makes jiu jitsu magical to me. Thanks Bernardo for making this kind of content available for a 3 week white belt like me
Agreed. Clean. Precise. Elegant. Just like Mozart's music. I suppose this makes Rickson Beethoven. Younger, more creative, passionate. Danaher is Schubert. More complete pieces. More volume.
OMG this video actually made me cry... Bernardo's honest mindblown reaction is exactly what was happening with me. This is what happens when you study human biomechanics for a lifetime... thank you!
Bernardo has given himself the best job in jiu jitsu history. He constantly gets to absorb knowledge from everyone including the best of the best and he makes money in the process. Awesome
Agreed, I wish we could see him competing again now that he learned from all bjj fanatics instructors
He's like the Jujitsu Highlander.
Its very big honor
Huge honour
Hey deserves it, one of the nicest dudes I've ever met.
I love how a 3rd degree black belt can still have so much to learn from a sage like this.
This comment
It makes me feel very insignificant just trying to get to blue belt!
Hes smiling from side to side he really felt that .
You forgot world champion lol
Don’t skip the conversation at the beginning. Priceless.
agreed but it's 11:35 for when you come back to rewatch the technique
Me going back after skipping the convo
Me watching the conversation for the 5th time!
Professor Pedro It’s absolutely amazing I recently got my black belt from him and Mark Schultz. I’ve never been on the mat and not Been blown away by Professor Pedro. He is 100% technique. The Brazilian jujitsu world is blessed to have him
Congrats on your black belt! -- what an amazing honour to get it from such legends! wow!
God Schultz must b a monster on the mat that’s scary
Mark Schultz? Damn, man.
Bernardo was like a kid in a candy store when he realized the principle of what Professor Sauer was showing. Love it!
Wow such a small detail that has a huge effect, true mastery
So I find all of Bernado's videos are a sales pitch for some instructional, but talking to the masters and listening to their experience is the most precious information. Knowing that Pedro would go to training and get tapped on average 18 times every time, yet he still kept going gives me the confidence to get back on the mat no matter how tough it may be. These insights are amazing for me, as always.
I'm so grateful for guys like Master Sauer and Henry Akins that are out there teaching the invisible details of this wonderful art!
I saw this and thought it was pretty sweet but I tried it and showed it to my students at open mat today and it seriously is amazing. The connection you make with his arm and yours over it doesnt look like anything but is super strong, and the leverage you get from your body vs his arm, you cant stop it. Amazing as always, Master Sauer.
I just pulled this off, numerous times, during an open mat today.
Like, it was crazy just how effective it was at consistently allowing me to recover guard from even a brolic af brown belt.
@@donovanb9020 is the arm in danger when it comes to the kimura from there or is this a safe move to pull off every time?
@@DECEPTIONINDICATED
Idk about using it everytime but this move seems to depend on the top guy having the far side underhook + Crossface grip.
As far as the threat of a kimura:
Watch Pedro's head when shifts into position.
He uses it to pin Bernardo's left arm which helps keep him safe from the kimura threat. That "sticky" feeling Bernardo describes is what also helps stifle any positional transitions.
@@donovanb9020 Won't your opponent try to mount you when he notices this?
Yes. I get mounted immediately every time I try this. Unfortunately it just doesn’t work for me.
Key detail at 13:07, once the knee enters it looks like Master Sauer extends the hips a little to push Bernardos knee back to gain more access.
So subtle. I'm glad you pointed that out 🙏
Professor Bernardo’s reaction circa 15:44 mark is priceless. When you a black belt at his level get excited over a small detail was so amazing to see!
I am so honored to be a student of Master Pedro. Every time he teaches he shares gold.
Amen! I also hear the same thing about you Mr. Cukro.
-Gracie BayView, PedroSauer affiliate.
“I can see it happening, but I don’t understand what I am feeling!”
This is a great moment to begin the path towards invisible jiu jitsu! - TP
Solid gold BJJ philosophy and a side control technique to boot!
This one and the mount escape segment are foundational.
Thank you!!!!!
I love Bernado..... so much enthusiasm and willingness to learn and teach. Fantastic!!!!
Pedro Sauer is a legend! Nicest guy you'll meet and endless details on techniques.
14:40 “ that’s amazing, that’s amazing!” Bernardo’s expression was priceless!
I'm 34, after 10 years of just casual training I'm beginning to feel the wear and tear, some of the stuff I used to get away with, with speed, recovery and athleticism is slowly going to disappear. Learning about longevity in this hobby and getting some wisdom from these guys are super important for me now.
I’m similar but flip flop the numbers of your age. You are wise. I can tell you first had recovery is far slower and aches and pains start creeping in far more frequently.
I think what you wrote here is key to jiujitsu. A lot of people wrestle themselves out of pins by sheer strength and athleticism. And by 40 you lose this ability: in comes the intelligence of jiu-jitsu. I don't understand coaches who treat jiujitsu like it is wrestling, which has a completely different approach. Hence the name difference.
Cut out all refined sugar, get 8hrs of sleep a night amd get on TRT by 40.
That car jack analogy absolutely NAILS the fundamental of Jiu Jitsu!! Wow
Unreal!! Little details make a huge difference!
I have always known about Pedro Sauer but I have never herd his stories. Amazing person. So much more respect, amazing!
Had the good fortune to attend full day seminar with him. It was insanely fun, exhausting, and educational. The guy is as real as it gets, and is so nice it's insane.
I trained with Pedro a few times back in the 90s. Everything was relaxation, technique and leverage.
brilliance. even bernardo's mind was blown. impressive.
It's Amazing how such small key details can effect the results.
Amazing! i'm an older guy but unfortunately quite new at BJJ. I'm blown away by how much i need to learn before even considering these kind of advanced concepts. I just hope my body holds up long enough.
Sweet n' Sauer Jiu Jitsu!! 😁
Can’t wait to try that escape, such a beautiful detail
This is sorcery. Thank you Prof. Sauer and Prof. Faria. Amazing concept!
I am Crying at the sight of how beautiful, simple, elegant and amazing this move is- it is simple application of the baby bridge. incredible! this what i love about bjj so much!
Pedro is my favourite bjj master
True class
Technique starts at 11:35
but everything before that is worth watching because it's pedro sauer.
Thank you very much
Thank you.
@@geekdiggy but it's still useful for when you come back to rewatch the technique
Elite level instruction. Mind = blown.
oh my goodness! it is the BABY BRIDGE!!! Priit Mikhelson was right- this stuff is super powerful. and man- the invisible jiu jitsu is awesome! Pedro Sauer, and Rickson Gracie are amazing smart!
I've seen this . Use it all the time
Love how excited he still gets...he has the enthusiasm of a white belt with bonkers black belt skill
that is one of the best bits of knowlage i've learned in a while.cant wait to try😁.thanks bernardo
This is the guy! I had the opportunity to learn from him on 2004 in Brazil. Amazing Jiu Jitsu
Who else would love an instructional series by Pedro on escapes? Also a series by him on life advice would be cool too 😂
Master Sauer with the goods
That was awesome! I’ve watched a lot of side control videos and never have seen those details.
I'm going to try this out tonight, I like how it creates that space.
Such a great teacher, both of them actually, oss!
Amazing. Off the mats from active rolling at the moment with a knee injury. Still learning as much as possible. This was gold.
This was great. Stories and the escape.
Thankyou Bernardo all your videos have helped me on the mat.
Its amazing how high level jiu-jitsu is based in simplicity. This is mind opening!
That was really sneaky & good thank you for the lesson professors
Devemos esperar um DVD com este sr no bjj fanatics? Era muito bom.
Wow this blew my mind! Gonna have to try this at the next class!
I want my Jiu Jitsu tone like that! Thank you!
Thank you! I am not clear about what you are doing with your right arm?
Sir great job . Thanks for sharing.
Wow looking forward to using this!
what a fantastic episode... thank you very much Bernardo and Mestre Pedro Sauer.
Pedro is awesome. I started in a Pedro affiliate, and took two seminars with him. He's an excellent instructor and a magnanimous person. Highly recommended
Minute 3:20 is great when he mentions the German family. So many Japanese and Germans fled to Brazil at the end of WW2, and all of their cultures mixed together.
Pensei a mesma coisa que o Bernardo, não vejo a hora tentar usar
This is amazing...can't wait to try it.
When I first got my blue belt from Professor Eduardo Muchado in Dubai, I went to a Royler seminar in Rio. I had the privilege to roll with Professor Saur. Some professors said he was overly rough with me but I was honored. Osss
@BJJ Fanatics - can't wait to buy this, when do you think it's up? I've checked a few times over the last few days and can't find it...take my money!!
Such a subtle little tweak. Sure would have been handy in class last night!
I'd like to hear more about how Jiu-Jitsu can inform your social life. I've noticed I spar like I socialise. When beginning a spar I always go first, I rush and don't wait for the other person to move/speak
It’s this kind of technique that makes jiu jitsu magical to me. Thanks Bernardo for making this kind of content available for a 3 week white belt like me
Excellent.
Me, a 2 class old white belt: what kind of dark wizardry is this?
Biomechanics.
Notice how he talks about all the benefits, that's what I love most about BJJ, it's a process, not a race chasing ranks, stripes or colors
Happy new year. Thanks again professor Sauer. Love your videos professor faria.
Very interesting. The concept is very similar to the technique showed by Paul Schriener on this channel a couple weeks ago.
That Jack side control escape was sick
There's genius in simplicity.
Absolutely awesome
As an white belt this was helpful.. going to try tomorrow.. wish me luck 🙏🏾
Amazing! Great video!
"Professor Pedro Sauer is the Mozart of jiu jitsu" - Keith Owen
Absolutely true
Agreed. Clean. Precise. Elegant. Just like Mozart's music. I suppose this makes Rickson Beethoven. Younger, more creative, passionate. Danaher is Schubert. More complete pieces. More volume.
Pedro always teaches great looking stuff. Been a fan for 20yrs though.
14:47 ... we all smiled :D ... NOW we get it ^^
Yes this is gold!
Finally!!!!! A real side control escape
Fantastic stuff! Thanks for sharing!
Please publish this instructional soon
Skip to 11:15 if you just want the actual lesson and not the boring conversation
How often do you see Bernardo geek out! Great video.
Gonna try this today
This is insane! Wow.
That was awesome!!!
magic！
I love Prof Sauer 🙌🏻
That's incredible. I'll be trying this one out for sure.
Legendary.
Spectacular
THE LEGEND!
Excellent 😊
Happy New Year Bernardo! Oss!
OMG this video actually made me cry... Bernardo's honest mindblown reaction is exactly what was happening with me. This is what happens when you study human biomechanics for a lifetime... thank you!
Master Sauer is simply the Man :))))
we're so fortunate to get this wisdom for free.
Bernardo Faria BJJ Fanatics is the Joe Rogan Experience of the Jiu Jitsu world. Great stuff.
Happy new years everyone
So glad this is on video !
excellent !