It’s incredible that in 4 months practicing grappling you are able to win a tournament just or mainly thanks to your wrestling ! Wrestling is a fucking superpower
I'm actually a purple belt in bjj in gi and whats funny is im learning so much from you - how your using your wrestling in bjj!!! Also your explanations are incredible seriously!!!! 👏 I think your on to soemthing here!!! Keep it up man!!!
The match with the guy who specializes in muay thai was fascinating man, you could see the style and technique differences that he shows in jiu jitsu. You were DROPPING these dudes 🤯
I think another good opponent for you would be Mr. Kevin Lloyd of Great Britain. He is trained in muay Thai, bjj, freestyle wrestling, and legit catch wrestling ( the father of freestyle wrestling and pro wrestling). Yes he is a pro wrestler but he is also a LEGIT assistant coach at snake pit Wigan ( catch wrestling). I think you should try catch wrestling competition. There is no rank in catch wrestling competition. And it real competition.
6 months into BJJ with a wrestling background. My first tourny is in a couple weeks. This gives me hope. When all else fails I usually rely on my wrestling to get into good positions and out of bad ones.
Nicely done, that sit the corner to chin whip to whizzer single leg defense was super clean. Well done! Wouldn't mind a video breaking that down actually because I am clearly giving up on that fight way too early.
I’m still watching currently. On that short arm D’arce - switch to an S grip. Use your elbow to close his head as you shoot your choke arm further then lock up your bicep grip. So far, so good!
For the armbar in the first match, try getting the kimura grip to control the arm. Then you can bring your leg over their face in a controlled fashion and sit back for the armbar.
BJJ and Judo naturally do look a bit like wrestling however the lack of a gi makes no gi BJJ look even more like wrestling but it can also be due to the fact that many BJJ practitioners do in fact have wrestling backgrounds.
Make sense that nogi bjj look like wrestling. But look like SUBMISSION wrestling. There are many forms of submission wrestling. Including judo( have pin and suplex), catch wrestling, and even luta Livre ( like catch wrestling and judo but NO pin).
Plus Maeda was also a catch wrestler. But people will say catch wrestling got submission from Japanese. Which I ADMIT was probably TRUE. In fact freestyle wrestling have a lot of throws that looks like judo throw.
Watch 1937 NCAA wrestling on TH-cam. And tell me if it doesn't resemble nogi grappling. But no submission in amateur catch wrestling ( name for freestyle and folkstyle wrestling).
Piece of advice that helped me, when you are losing the back bait them and set the arm triangle up. It's absolutely money and you would've hat it 4 or 5 times in your matches
JJWL did the same thing to me when i shouldve been awarded takedown points. two of my opponents i hit outside singles on and clearly got the takedown but wasnt awarded points.
we wrestle so similar, I love hitting blast doubles and I deff would have hit the same lat drop. Try to lock ur hands when going for the double so you can get into side control or khabib style mount
Not a scoring take down. Your takedown blasted both of you out of bounds and the rules of your tournament-and basically every tournament- are that you cannot score points out of bounds. Also, you said that you wrestled in high school and college and according to the rules you can't compete in the white belt/ beginners division in no-gi if you have any college wrestling experience. That's pretty much a universal rule too that beginners divions are for new grapplers not ex college wrestlers.
Thank you for your input Aaron. I wrestled for fun throughout college to stay in shape for rugby. I have not done any formal collegiate wrestling experience I also asked JJWL if I could compete at intermediate and they said no, so here we are ❤️
@@RyanJuliano Hey, if you asked them to be moved up and they said no then that on them. It's interesting to me that tournament only specifically cites college wrestling. Every tournament I've seen usually says any wrestling experience is enough to make you move up. I guess to them I could start wrestling at 4yrs old, be a multiple time state champ in high school and then not do college wrestling and be considered a "beginner" . I think bjj should include more wrestling rules, especially with all the stalling and out of bounds riding people do.
@@SkepticalAaron I don’t know, I feel like bjj is a completely different sport that wrestling so beginner universally should be fair because intermediate is a good jump, wrestling doesn’t even finish fights just positioning, strength, and takedowns? Not too much of an advantage it’s not like they know anything bjj wise
I've noticed those with a wrestling background are more dominant which rack up the points in the current rule set. Good stuff
Thank you for the premium white belt content.
It’s incredible that in 4 months practicing grappling you are able to win a tournament just or mainly thanks to your wrestling !
Wrestling is a fucking superpower
I'm actually a purple belt in bjj in gi and whats funny is im learning so much from you - how your using your wrestling in bjj!!! Also your explanations are incredible seriously!!!! 👏 I think your on to soemthing here!!! Keep it up man!!!
Means a lot thank you!
I might be mistaken but that first takedown looked a lot like you tried NOT to slam him to hard ! Great Vid
In wrestling you are responsible for your opponent's safe return to the mat or else you could be DQ'd.
Respect bro. You gonna look back at these days and miss them. You learn so fast in this sport you will be surprised at the progress💯💯
The match with the guy who specializes in muay thai was fascinating man, you could see the style and technique differences that he shows in jiu jitsu. You were DROPPING these dudes 🤯
Thanks brother 🥲
I think another good opponent for you would be Mr. Kevin Lloyd of Great Britain. He is trained in muay Thai, bjj, freestyle wrestling, and legit catch wrestling ( the father of freestyle wrestling and pro wrestling). Yes he is a pro wrestler but he is also a LEGIT assistant coach at snake pit Wigan ( catch wrestling). I think you should try catch wrestling competition. There is no rank in catch wrestling competition. And it real competition.
And you could win by either pin or submission.
Your chain wrestling is huge. Learning tons. The fake shot to snap down to back take at 5:58 was slick
I am learning a LOT about No Gi BJJ watching your videos!
6 months into BJJ with a wrestling background. My first tourny is in a couple weeks. This gives me hope. When all else fails I usually rely on my wrestling to get into good positions and out of bad ones.
Thank you for posting this, loved the narration. You're the coolest!
Solid stuff, dude - keep it up. Your competition IQ is impressive for only 4 months training.
4months my ass..... ja..
100% takedown. Should have been awarded 2 after the reset
Absolutely a takedown and it’s not close
Your videos are always top-notch man! Bound to blow up if you keep going.
Thanks Callum! Appreciate the support!
Nicely done, that sit the corner to chin whip to whizzer single leg defense was super clean. Well done! Wouldn't mind a video breaking that down actually because I am clearly giving up on that fight way too early.
Lat drop - the greatest wrestling move of all time.
No lies detected.
Yeah your pressure on top has improved a lot since your last vid
Awesome wins! Can you please tell me if this is blue or white belt? I can’t tell because your top pressure control is on point.
Thanks Gustavo! This is at white belt
That double was nice!
Good shit brother
Enjoyed it myself
I too am an old practitioner of BJJ
MMA
Wrestling
This content is beautiful
Thanks man!
I’m still watching currently. On that short arm D’arce - switch to an S grip. Use your elbow to close his head as you shoot your choke arm further then lock up your bicep grip. So far, so good!
For the armbar in the first match, try getting the kimura grip to control the arm. Then you can bring your leg over their face in a controlled fashion and sit back for the armbar.
Well done, man! Subscribed. 🤙👊
BJJ and Judo naturally do look a bit like wrestling however the lack of a gi makes no gi BJJ look even more like wrestling but it can also be due to the fact that many BJJ practitioners do in fact have wrestling backgrounds.
Make sense that nogi bjj look like wrestling. But look like SUBMISSION wrestling. There are many forms of submission wrestling. Including judo( have pin and suplex), catch wrestling, and even luta Livre ( like catch wrestling and judo but NO pin).
Plus Maeda was also a catch wrestler. But people will say catch wrestling got submission from Japanese. Which I ADMIT was probably TRUE. In fact freestyle wrestling have a lot of throws that looks like judo throw.
Watch 1937 NCAA wrestling on TH-cam. And tell me if it doesn't resemble nogi grappling. But no submission in amateur catch wrestling ( name for freestyle and folkstyle wrestling).
What brand are these shorts? Also good roll love the vid!
Keep up man, really good content
Hell yeah mocha ! Congratulations!
Thanks Llama 💜
Piece of advice that helped me, when you are losing the back bait them and set the arm triangle up. It's absolutely money and you would've hat it 4 or 5 times in your matches
Fantastic final match
That takedown was a turbo if I’ve ever seen it.
-WVRATTLER
😂 pls tell me Tominack actually said that
Wow nice work! You give your opponents so much pressure. Do you have the same success with purple belts or a blue belt? The wrestling looked so good.
That was definitely a takedown.
Hey man, I wrestled at Fairfield Warde, got my first BJJ match tm. I think we may have crossed paths back in the day
No way did we compete against each other? And hope the match went well!
JJWL did the same thing to me when i shouldve been awarded takedown points. two of my opponents i hit outside singles on and clearly got the takedown but wasnt awarded points.
1st guy was so open to the von flue
Why didn't they consider that a takedown in the finals?
The ref said we were “out of bounds” 🤷🏽♂️
The fake shot “ goteeeem “
I took a screen shot ifykyk
You'll get that arm bar keep doing it. Yes take down in self defense.
we wrestle so similar, I love hitting blast doubles and I deff would have hit the same lat drop. Try to lock ur hands when going for the double so you can get into side control or khabib style mount
time to learn the lat drop
that was beautiful
definitely a take down 9:42 👍🏻
I think they didn’t call it thinking it landed out of bounds.
how long did it take u to get to blue belt?
About 10 months
@@RyanJuliano wow thats fast
Good job
Rlly good wrestling bro
yes, it was a take down
Soo o have been in 9 divisions but I always win second or first I used to to have more gold then silver now the silver is starting to get more second
That was a takedown
Smells like a takedown
Why you wrap your feet 🦶🏼?
Turf toe :(
that was a takedown
Not a scoring take down. Your takedown blasted both of you out of bounds and the rules of your tournament-and basically every tournament- are that you cannot score points out of bounds.
Also, you said that you wrestled in high school and college and according to the rules you can't compete in the white belt/ beginners division in no-gi if you have any college wrestling experience. That's pretty much a universal rule too that beginners divions are for new grapplers not ex college wrestlers.
Thank you for your input Aaron.
I wrestled for fun throughout college to stay in shape for rugby. I have not done any formal collegiate wrestling experience
I also asked JJWL if I could compete at intermediate and they said no, so here we are ❤️
@@RyanJuliano Hey, if you asked them to be moved up and they said no then that on them. It's interesting to me that tournament only specifically cites college wrestling. Every tournament I've seen usually says any wrestling experience is enough to make you move up. I guess to them I could start wrestling at 4yrs old, be a multiple time state champ in high school and then not do college wrestling and be considered a "beginner" . I think bjj should include more wrestling rules, especially with all the stalling and out of bounds riding people do.
@@SkepticalAaron I don’t know, I feel like bjj is a completely different sport that wrestling so beginner universally should be fair because intermediate is a good jump, wrestling doesn’t even finish fights just positioning, strength, and takedowns? Not too much of an advantage it’s not like they know anything bjj wise
lol at the cute little girl ref
she looks cold 🥺
it should've been a take down!!!
Kinda fucked up a life time wrestler can compete at beginners lvl
deffo take down
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wreslerr smh
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You didnt get a sub cause you used 0 jiu-jitsu 😭
Only 4 months of jiujitsu?
Damn.... wrestling is definitely a superior sport.
4 months of jj training as a wrestler pshh clickbait