@@Bryan-gy3gu yooo check that spam folder brother. About 30 ppl signed up in the last hour. Might be the browser too. If nothing works try this link again: www.wrestling.university/FREECOURSE Let me know if you still have issues.
Your face is too vulnerable to being punched. When you posture your head up with your face. Leaning forward in in range. Wiping your opponent with your palms of your hands is just trouble waiting to happen for you.
Thank you for this video. I'm looking for ways I can use this for MMA. I may do a MT plum if I can get inside position with both arms, then use knees to strike if I can push turn him and gain the distance.
Focus on these two moves: Low Single (best suited for competition): th-cam.com/video/L-_Xlo2nl2c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8ouPUabVVRmydw8a Snatch Single (works equally well in competition and self-defense): th-cam.com/video/O8ITPP0W0iE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Gjqh59ShlhB0w6il And here's how to escape his under-hook, most greco guys love an under-hook: th-cam.com/users/shortsuc-a0X3lmmU If he's coming forward and bullying you with the hand fight, here's a video where I go a little more in-depth on how to use fakes to keep him at bay: th-cam.com/video/YDbibuS-nxY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Jj2CDN-QuSuoe8ke
Without a doubt, without hesitation, wrestling first. If you take wrestling seriously at your age - the base, intensity, and foundational movement you'll get from wrestling will be with you to a degree for the rest of your life. It's difficult for even a pro BJJ gym to match the intensity and pace of a high school wrestling room. After graduation, you have the rest of your life to do BJJ. Great question, now go sign up for wrestling lol
@@WrestlingUniversity Thanks so much for the response. I really want to sign up for wrestling, and I today spent a while trying to find a wrestling clubs in my area, however I realised that there aren't really any wrestling schools here. No schools in my area have wrestling clubs. I still want to train Wrestling first, BJJ later and become strong, quick, and explosive. What should I do now?
@@DaDanielYT Honestly, watch my videos and find someone to drill the techniques with. If you can't find an in-person school, learning online is the next best thing. Don't give up your search though, there may be a wrestler in your community and you just haven't discovered him yet. Start asking around, you'd be surprised who's out there. What part of the world do you live in?
@@Jordanthecool7 wrong, and as he says in the video the relative speed, movement and strength of different sized guys must be considered to determine the most sensible way to defend/ attack: high posture is a ridiculous orientation to have against a slightly smaller guy, with a bigger guy it makes so much sense. This is only the beginning, this is what being a smart analytical wrestler involves. Whats my opponents typical speed, explosiveness, foot positioning, entry, weight distribution, strength, set up library, takedown library, finish library, general wrestling knowledge, willpower and endurance, sensitivity to aggression and pain from crossfacing > forehead blast moves > hiking up their captured leg > top pressure > front facing head locks> it goes so deep but is so simple when you simply think about what makes each wrestler you see. So many wrestlers simply dont know more than 3 setups well, or 3 takedowns, or 3 finishes for the takedowns well. So many wrestlers simply wont wrestle from a level with their hips lower than yours, or apply as many fakes if any as often or crisply as you. So many wrestlers only have so many tendencies and that is an advantage to you, learn the tendencies of wrestlers of a certain weight first, then youll notice clusters of tendencies according to body type, then movement, then actual skills displayed and that is how you quickly determine which of your special seasonings to apply to each individual you see even and especially during a matchup, all intelligent combatants who dont want to risk losing think about these conditions to prevent getting taken down out of ignorance.
I just watched a video during which you advise that a person never put his or her head beliw the shoulder line of the opponent. Isn't that what you're doing when you go south here?
Its kinda funny how in wrestling it's ok to snap your training partner down pretty hard with a collar tie, but in bjj, doing that in practice feels kinda like a dick move. Unless you already have "an understanding" with specific training partner.
Yeah it's kind of a problem. You get taught some wrestling but no one says "hey if the other guy is bigger you have to play aggressively, because otherwise nothing you do will work"
I had this exact problem my very first bjj practice. When we went live I just started snapping people to front head-locks. I was being a little aggressive and my coach pulled me aside and told me to chill out lol just not in every bjj gyms culture. But it's definitely in wrestling culture
This only works with an inexperienced big guy. Anyone with any mixed martial arts experience would never be that passive. BJJ only works on the street with people who have no experience. You start playing those touchy games with an experienced wrestler you wont last long and if its a street fight you are going to eat knuckles, albows, knees and feet. This is a demonstration of a BJJ match against a larger less experienced opponent. This wont work against a larger BJJ opponent with wrestling experience unless you have the same experience and are much better than they are. There is a reason there are weight classes in wrestling and mixed martial arts as well as in kick boxing and boxing. BJJ is a sport with rules of what you can and cannot do. Yes it has self defense usable techniques but a street fight has no rules. and yes that makes a very large difference.
Literally nothing in this video talks about using this in a street fight. The point about weight classes is a good one, but the street fighting stuff is not relevant to the video.
@thepapschmearmd what's the name of the video? How to bully a big guy? Sure doesn't sound like any sport competition I've ever heard of. People see this stuff and think ill learn that and able to bully a big guy. Sure give it a try and see what happens against experience. Good luck. Hope you like bruises.
@@jellophant9716 doing nothing starts with don't think size and experience doesn't matter. BJJ is a sport just like wrestling and boxing and any other sport. Experience matters.
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Your face is too vulnerable to being punched. When you posture your head up with your face. Leaning forward in in range. Wiping your opponent with your palms of your hands is just trouble waiting to happen for you.
Thank you for making this tutorial clear and concise. No fluff, no fillers, no background music. All business.
Very glad it resonates 🙏🏻 and thank you for the donation
Finally! Someone who actually explains Jiu Jitsu in a clear way including fundamentals without being to comprehensive. Keep up the good work!!
Learning this so I can counter the smaller guys! Thanks so much guys!
That’s meta. Respect
Good stuff here. from a 145 lber in a gym full of goons.
Stop describing yourself 😂
@@vincentlee7359 I may go on but I’m not a goon
@donaldhughes6717 Sure, buddy, sure.
I’m a big guy watching so I can think of counters for these lol
My mom wants to know if Big Jake is single.
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they call him "Big Jake" for a reason.
@@peekaboojujitsoo525you mean they call him Big Jake for a SECOND reason
I think your mom should talk to his third leg 😂
Big trouser snake
Absolute goldmine of a channel
Coach please expand on the technique at 10:20 where you maintain the thickness and volume in that absolute wave of a hair line
It’s a byproduct of watching COPS while binge drinking white monster energy drinks and staring at myself in the mirror.
A lot of the idea's here for the collar tie's and how to maintain inside control are remarkably similar to "Swimming" in Muay Thai, good stuff guys!
Jake! He's a real beast. Gotta visit soon.
Big bro looks like he’s having a great time 😂
Big Jake knows where the parties at
this channels so damn good
Truly appreciate that
This is great stuff to know as a beginner. Thank you so much.
Do you do this against the smaller guys too?
Works equally well if not better against smaller as well as same size opponents 🔥
Great stuff, Coach! Will definitely be playing around with this.
PS: Lord have MERCY, ole Jake is a SMOKING hot man!!! 😍
Big Jake already causing a disturbance in the comments 🥲
@@WrestlingUniversity HA HA HA!
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Great channel
Appreciate it Ben 🙏🏻
When are you going to take on Georgio Poullas?
Great information!!
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Thank you for this video. I'm looking for ways I can use this for MMA. I may do a MT plum if I can get inside position with both arms, then use knees to strike if I can push turn him and gain the distance.
Big Jake🔥
The man
Excellent video. Could you give tips on how to beat a guy with a Greco background?
Focus on these two moves:
Low Single (best suited for competition):
th-cam.com/video/L-_Xlo2nl2c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8ouPUabVVRmydw8a
Snatch Single (works equally well in competition and self-defense):
th-cam.com/video/O8ITPP0W0iE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Gjqh59ShlhB0w6il
And here's how to escape his under-hook, most greco guys love an under-hook:
th-cam.com/users/shortsuc-a0X3lmmU
If he's coming forward and bullying you with the hand fight, here's a video where I go a little more in-depth on how to use fakes to keep him at bay:
th-cam.com/video/YDbibuS-nxY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Jj2CDN-QuSuoe8ke
@@WrestlingUniversity brilliant!
0:17 gojo reference
Hey Coach,
Would you reccomend doing Wrestling or BJJ first for a high school student?
Thanks
Without a doubt, without hesitation, wrestling first. If you take wrestling seriously at your age - the base, intensity, and foundational movement you'll get from wrestling will be with you to a degree for the rest of your life. It's difficult for even a pro BJJ gym to match the intensity and pace of a high school wrestling room. After graduation, you have the rest of your life to do BJJ. Great question, now go sign up for wrestling lol
@@WrestlingUniversity Thanks so much for the response. I really want to sign up for wrestling, and I today spent a while trying to find a wrestling clubs in my area, however I realised that there aren't really any wrestling schools here. No schools in my area have wrestling clubs. I still want to train Wrestling first, BJJ later and become strong, quick, and explosive. What should I do now?
@@DaDanielYT Honestly, watch my videos and find someone to drill the techniques with. If you can't find an in-person school, learning online is the next best thing. Don't give up your search though, there may be a wrestler in your community and you just haven't discovered him yet. Start asking around, you'd be surprised who's out there. What part of the world do you live in?
Does this work against people your own size?
Yeah it will. Almost anything that works against bigger opponents will work exponentially better against people your size or smaller
Hand fighting is just part of grappling. The video title might be a bit for the sake of garnering attention. Not talking shit, just saying.
@@Jordanthecool7 wrong, and as he says in the video the relative speed, movement and strength of different sized guys must be considered to determine the most sensible way to defend/ attack: high posture is a ridiculous orientation to have against a slightly smaller guy, with a bigger guy it makes so much sense. This is only the beginning, this is what being a smart analytical wrestler involves. Whats my opponents typical speed, explosiveness, foot positioning, entry, weight distribution, strength, set up library, takedown library, finish library, general wrestling knowledge, willpower and endurance, sensitivity to aggression and pain from crossfacing > forehead blast moves > hiking up their captured leg > top pressure > front facing head locks> it goes so deep but is so simple when you simply think about what makes each wrestler you see. So many wrestlers simply dont know more than 3 setups well, or 3 takedowns, or 3 finishes for the takedowns well. So many wrestlers simply wont wrestle from a level with their hips lower than yours, or apply as many fakes if any as often or crisply as you. So many wrestlers only have so many tendencies and that is an advantage to you, learn the tendencies of wrestlers of a certain weight first, then youll notice clusters of tendencies according to body type, then movement, then actual skills displayed and that is how you quickly determine which of your special seasonings to apply to each individual you see even and especially during a matchup, all intelligent combatants who dont want to risk losing think about these conditions to prevent getting taken down out of ignorance.
Another jewel
Big guys really don't like when you hand fight and keep moving.
Brendan gets it 🤌🏻
225 lbs here and I am watching this video so I can learn how to bully the little guys 🤣🤣🤣
I just watched a video during which you advise that a person never put his or her head beliw the shoulder line of the opponent. Isn't that what you're doing when you go south here?
Better than forehead posting is eyepoke posting, jon bones jones made a career out of it
That's my next video 👀
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Its kinda funny how in wrestling it's ok to snap your training partner down pretty hard with a collar tie, but in bjj, doing that in practice feels kinda like a dick move. Unless you already have "an understanding" with specific training partner.
Yeah it's kind of a problem. You get taught some wrestling but no one says "hey if the other guy is bigger you have to play aggressively, because otherwise nothing you do will work"
I had this exact problem my very first bjj practice. When we went live I just started snapping people to front head-locks. I was being a little aggressive and my coach pulled me aside and told me to chill out lol just not in every bjj gyms culture. But it's definitely in wrestling culture
This only works with an inexperienced big guy. Anyone with any mixed martial arts experience would never be that passive. BJJ only works on the street with people who have no experience. You start playing those touchy games with an experienced wrestler you wont last long and if its a street fight you are going to eat knuckles, albows, knees and feet. This is a demonstration of a BJJ match against a larger less experienced opponent. This wont work against a larger BJJ opponent with wrestling experience unless you have the same experience and are much better than they are. There is a reason there are weight classes in wrestling and mixed martial arts as well as in kick boxing and boxing. BJJ is a sport with rules of what you can and cannot do. Yes it has self defense usable techniques but a street fight has no rules. and yes that makes a very large difference.
Literally nothing in this video talks about using this in a street fight. The point about weight classes is a good one, but the street fighting stuff is not relevant to the video.
Damn I didn't know that bigger guys are stronger and can be more skilled than me. I guess I will do nothing and wait for them to choke me out.
@thepapschmearmd what's the name of the video? How to bully a big guy? Sure doesn't sound like any sport competition I've ever heard of. People see this stuff and think ill learn that and able to bully a big guy. Sure give it a try and see what happens against experience. Good luck. Hope you like bruises.
@@jellophant9716 doing nothing starts with don't think size and experience doesn't matter. BJJ is a sport just like wrestling and boxing and any other sport. Experience matters.