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It doesn't matter if a purple belt can smash a black belt. It's very possible and happens. There are all kinds of different levels of practitioners. A seasoned purple who competes at the higherst level can quite possibly smash non-competitive black belts and maybe even some older competitive blacks. More importantly is developing your game and character and that can be done with proper training.
I have been practicing and studying the grappling arts for over 30 years. It has helped me tremendously to grow into the person I am today. I believe jiu jitsu does the mind and body good, especially after you learn that it is more than just about learning technique and to develop fighting skills. For me it's more than that.
My goal is to give you more insight into jiu jitsu from the perspective of an mature black belt, because my perspective is not necessarily the same as the perspective of a 25 year-old black belt competitor.
Dojo Americana represents the NineNine team in San Diego North County. We are located in Vista.
Professor Mark Hopkins
4th degree black belt
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I really like the commentary. It helps me understand what is happening.
very good vid! like the intensity - it helps to minimise injury
Thanks for this video. One of my students just gave me a run for my money today so I thought about this video for some reason. Anyway I was kind of bummed out because I thought I lost it or something. Somehow this video motivated me again, thx.
3k views in 3 days?! dang an internet star is born!! good roll guys
Hahahaaaa! Yea some titles are real catchy. And a good thumbnail helps too.
it's all hopeful purple belts lol :P
4 sure it can happen
Those who get injured the most seem to be the one going 100% when training at every class. I have a student that complains about his hands hurting but he uses a lot of strength every time he rolls. He doesn’t know how to train without using power and strength. Even against those with way less experience. And he’s been at it for over 8 years. Sometimes you just can’t get people to understand how to use jiu jitsu leverage to their own advantage. They think they need to use power all the time to win. For one, you don’t need to win every roll by smashing your opponents. You can win just by defending. There’s a lot to it.
Dojo Mark I've been learning that. I've been training for about 4 months and just recently been using hip escapes properly and recognizing the right moment to apply them. It's crazy how effective they are and how much it has increased my success in rolling.
if you have a student that is not rolling like you would like them too is it not your job as their teacher to 'teach them' how to do it the way you would like ?
what you say is true... but at the same time you need to quit with the old man vs young man nonsense... you are rolling at like fifty percent if that... AND as a bjj black belt who is over fifty myself... WE ALL ROLL WITH ANYONE WHO WALKS THROUGH THE DOOR.
real talk
@@petero6743 they are both rolling pretty easy.
"Old man" looks to be in better condition and health than the average 37 year old.
I'm a large strong 25 year old white belt and I beat a small skinny 40 year old brown belt last week with an arm bar. They have weight and age and weight divisions for a reason and it's nothing for me to brag or be prideful about.
I liked that armpit, knee slice pass - never seen it before, gonna give it a shot!
well you are going like fifty percent... so, you are rolling to your advantages. could a twenty nine year old purple belt smash a black belt... absolutely... it's possible.
i recently started Jiu Jitsu. 10 months and loving the art and i get mesmerized with these kinds of roll. very cool and calm, effortless and more technical. great vid to get motivated. wish i could be like this someday. :) i get smashed a lot everyday.:))
You mean rolling with 200 pound, steroid white belts is NOT
FUN lol.. That is how you get injured
Great narration format. Fun learning tool.
Great video! I love the pace you rolled at and the insight into your thoughts during the roll. My biggest takeaway is controlling the foot to prevent an armbar, in over 5 years of training I never saw that before.
6:12 "Shrimp, shrimp, shrimp". Absolutely mint D. Love it.
I don't know, they would actually have to roll instead of just go ten percent.
We are going about 80%.
I can’t fight for shit, but I smashed a black belt almost every day for a whole summer back in the 90s. All kinds of mounts.
Goog stuff. Nice to see you guys laughing and having fun. Some ppl take this shit way too seriously.
The small details like holding his toes to prevent him from going to your back or preemptively holding his ankle to control his leg to prevent the arm bar is so sick. Good stuff
Old? Man I’m 27 and I feel young don’t know at what age it’s gonna hit but man you ain’t old until you have wrinkles lol
Mark I LOVE your style of rolling. Perhaps because it is the same style that I use in that we make minimal use of grips. I find that I lose to players that DO make heavy grip use though.
Good video. It's good to go easy, but it's also good to go hard.
Mr Bjj 101 balance !:)
When you go easy and you result to be hard and heavy on your sparring partner, that's the real black belt level Bro, and when you are over 40 you have to get a deep change in our rolling: cannot go superfast and superhard all the way..
There are hard days and easier days just like there are easy rolls and tougher rolls. It’s all about balance and the reason I point this out is there are too many people who have one speed-hard and fast. Which leads to injuries and why a lot of people stop training before they reach blue belt.
ninja roll/berimbolo @ 4:32. you had the chance to take his back as well
Love the video. The whole concept of "catching the leg" that comes over the head is a great detail. I'll be using that on my next training session 🙏
I guarantee you're arm lock defense will go through the roof.
Figure fouring partner's ankle is my favorite armlock defense- that defense is much higher percentage than the hitchhiker escape.
No
Man, I'm a 39 year old purple belt and I get smashed by my younger black belt instructor. I'd love the rolls to be reversed, hah.
More videos, please!!!! Greetings from Spain!
Your videos are so good, got a lot from watching them.
I love how you roll man!!! This is the type of rolling that would allow a guy like me at 44 to train at least four days a week.
The beauty of BJJ is, the answer to this question is always, no. You got my subscription beautiful videos and instruction… Wish my gym was like this sometimes instead of a smash fest.
I believe the point of this video was "it doesn't matter"
Well, the “old man” does Jiujitsu for a living. He should be able to handle the purple belt fairly easily. But absolutely he can get smashed by a purple belt, even a good blue belt, but that’s more rare.
Handling a young purple belt (who essentially should have very solid BJJ) when you're an old due is very often not easy if the purple goes hard. Age makes a huge difference.
That purple is pretty damn good
The truth of the matter is that from purple up it is all advanced ranks. A pan am champ purple is going to beat black belts of many ages. The advanced belts don't just acknowledge performance, although that is important. It represents experience, muscle memory, knowledge of technique, teaching ability. Through purple, my experience is that it is earned by proven performance on the mat, after that, it is more nuanced.
6:11 *shrimp shrimp shrimp!!!* 6:32 great commentary!!
This is great! I love the narration; it helps me see things that aren't so obvious and need to be felt to be understood-pressure, your intentions, what you think he's threatening. You've earned another subscriber, sir.
Thank you.
So the old man sent his son to grapple in his place instead or something because I didn't see any real old man
Thanks but I was 51 years old at the time and now 53. OSS!
Dojo Mark So even though you look much younger than 51, I have seen firsthand that sometimes older is better in combat.
About 3 years ago, I witnessed a very good wrestler about late twenties who competed in local MMA events annihilated with sick joint locks & submissions over and over by a Hapkido sensei who was about maybe 5ft 3" tops. They were really going at it too.
I later found out that the wrestler was brought in by the old guy's student because the student complained to him that his wrestler buddy kept owning him when they sparred. I also found out that the sensei was 67 at the time.
I'm a 45-year old purple belt. Every young kid tries to smash me. Some of it is self-inflicted because I roll to compete (against myself). I loved the commentary but loved the commentary just as much. I want to be able to flow like this. It will be my goal for this year: smooth out the rough spots, roll with clarity, use less muscle and fine-tune my game. Thanks for the vid. I'm subscribing.
For meeeee.....For MEEEEEEEEEE
So you think you can stone me and spit in my eye???
Ohhhh baby
Can't do this to me babyyyyy
Ok sorry I'll stop
Would be great to train with you guys..great attitude
that was a great video. I'm approaching 47 and sometimes I catch myself talking in middle of sparring friendly or not with an opponent twice my size, younger, stronger or known to be very aggressive on a day when I am not feeling it. Both guys here were both highly skilled and technical. In our 40's over class there's a lot of inter chat during the spar for technique and learning mostly
When i asked my instructor if i was doing wrong things because i was constantly getting in bad positions with him he said to me " You are doing all the right things my timing is better". So i believe even a blue belt can beat a blackbelt if he can choose a few moves and works on them consistently. Along with other moves but find something and specialize in it.
Great fun awesome roll!
Ben Shapiro Vs BJJ Black Belt
24 year old blue belt and my body already feels broken from bjj, I hope I can roll like you when I’m 50!
This no more young black belt is really heavy and solid on his positions, old school style, saving energy and make your opponent tired
Commenting the rolls is a brilliant idea , very helpful. Thanks !
some very good explanation and a great set of techniques displayed. Entertaining, relaxing and informative to watch.
As a white belt i found it helpful ;)
Definitley I will sneak some of your transitions into my game :P
congratulations on the master's technique and physical performance. good looking!
thank you finaly a good commentary jiu jitsu match you can really learn a lot from this channel subscribed
top pro video the slow down and repeat passing really help understand what is going on. thanks to take time to doing it.
Nice roll brother. Booooo on the wrist lock. (-;
Thanks for showing juijitsu practitioner what a good roll looks like !
I get a lot out of videos like this with the commentary. Thank you!
looks more like a demostration roll than a normal roll.
Nice to see two professionals roll. Thanks for sharing.
What are your thoughts on workouts and nutrition outside of jits?
Nice!! I was smiling thru the whole video. Time to hit the mats!!
Great give and take. Thank you for the narration and commentary.
Very cool. Thanks for the commentary.
Loved it..Thats my type of pace
Im a blue belt. It would be so great to be a purple one day
Looks like you guys are going 10%. Total waste of time to go that light unless you are playing with your kids.
When I posted I had only watched about 60 seconds before shutting it off. I watched a little more since then and to your credit it looked like you turned it up a little a few minutes in. I think the problem with Jiu-Jitsu sometimes is they go too light and don't play for keeps right off the bat. I wrestled in High School then spent 6 months in Judo and belted there before I finally found a Jiu-Jitsu school in the late 90s. I walked in day one to that Jiu-Jitsu school and started tapping people out because, they were going so light they were leaving openings. I always approach sparring like the other person wants to do me harm and I have to put him away as quick as possible. If you are too relaxed when a real life situation happens you could open yourself up to getting hurt. I am nearing my 50s now and I don't think it is a good idea to practice Jiu-Jitsu anymore for self defense - too damaging on the body. I bought a gun to protect my family at home.
Great commentary I’ve learn a lot thank you
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Very nice learned a lot by watching amazing just subscribed to your channel thank you
Thanks!
Nice post, thank you sir.
Please make some more of this format of video!
Does jiu jitsu really work? I mean on the streets, not in a competition . ???
stay out of street fights
Yes. jiu jitsu is used in MMA so it would work in streets.
It is best to run and avoid conflict at all costs. If you absolutely cannot and someone or more than one are attacking you, then by all means, that's what it is for.
Great insight. Thanks
Ty
great video.
very nice
That was smooooth
Awesome vid !
Nice !
oss
Nice ! Oss
OSS!
How old is the "old man"?
53
Where's the old man? :)
Hahaaa! This dude right here is now 53 years old.
OSS!!!!
5:37 gayest moment ever in a bjj roll
... what?..
Shut up
Good roll! I train a few times a week private with my instructor and I've yet to pass guard or take his back! I've come close a few times but never settled or got both hooks in.
Where is the old man?
man nice video i need to sub