@sheriyar khan stark - There's a lot that can go into answering that. I have a couple wall pin videos on here, but not sure if they really hit what you're asking. Check them out though.
@sheriyar khan stark if eli's vids dont show what you're looking for, you can always check out Master Ken's "nut shot mastery" vid.. highly recommended
@@KnightJiuJitsu excellent content every time. Jiu Jitsu comes in handy for sure. I was wrestling with a friend of mine the other day. Mind you, I've probably only taken a half a dozen classes ever. Within five minutes, I locked in a triangle choke. I didn't go any further but my buddy knew I owned them. That being said, I need to make a trip to Paducah on the regular to train with you.
We say at the studio in Taekwon-Do, "put the attacker on the defensive". Your attacker got you, now you got him... any martial arts practitioner who practices self defense techniques should look to injure opponent rather than looking to hurt them. Hurt in pain that you can push through, and being injured is when you've lost mobility
The collar tie and double collar tie exist in multiple martial arts, but yes, it does tend to represent Muay Thai more than anything. However, the concepts discussed and approach is from a Jiu-Jitsu and self defense perspective, also mentioned and related to a grappling context. Not intended to be misleading and I don’t think it detracts from the content of the discussion.
I've actually been practicing BJJ for some years, and was surprised with the video. I think at this point I've spent a disproportionate amount of time improving the ground game, and nearly not enough in throws and takedowns. Wouldn't those be much more useful for self defense?
Throws and takedowns, especially ones that don’t require you necessarily going to the ground with the opponent are very important to know for self defense, in my opinion.
When he said this is the berimbolo.. I literally laughed out loud 😆
Same! Hahaha
Clean Crank BJJ haha thanks brother
@sheriyar khan stark - There's a lot that can go into answering that. I have a couple wall pin videos on here, but not sure if they really hit what you're asking. Check them out though.
@sheriyar khan stark if eli's vids dont show what you're looking for, you can always check out Master Ken's "nut shot mastery" vid.. highly recommended
Dude, I lost count of the number of times Jamie made me laugh lol
That "berimbolo" comment in the beginning was hilarious!
You must have a lot of respect for Jamie to let him mess up your hair lol
WELL DONE FELLAS! I love the, "self-defense," oriented BJJ material!
I agree! More Please!
Got keep self def in there luv it
Fantastic stuff! Love love it Mr. Eli!!!
I love this channel. Enough said.
That means the world to me!
@@KnightJiuJitsu excellent content every time. Jiu Jitsu comes in handy for sure. I was wrestling with a friend of mine the other day. Mind you, I've probably only taken a half a dozen classes ever. Within five minutes, I locked in a triangle choke. I didn't go any further but my buddy knew I owned them. That being said, I need to make a trip to Paducah on the regular to train with you.
Man, I was ready for a comedy bit. Haha.
Anyways, love the insights
Self defense stuff is amazing! I bet it would get you views too!
"You said Dave Matthews is the best band!". LOLOLOLOL. Hilarious.
We say at the studio in Taekwon-Do, "put the attacker on the defensive". Your attacker got you, now you got him... any martial arts practitioner who practices self defense techniques should look to injure opponent rather than looking to hurt them. Hurt in pain that you can push through, and being injured is when you've lost mobility
Even Rickson Graice once got ragdolled by Rolls Gracie before he became the greatest in BJJ
The bro tackle. Haha😂
Can you please allow to add subtitles? I’d like to add them so people from my group can understand. It would be awesome!
Dude hilarious...lol. And how about that shirt tho!🔥🔥🔥
I’m pretty sure that’s a SuperRare brand shirt and you can use the discount code Rearnaked at checkout. (I learned that from Rear Naked Radio Podcast)
I’m actually surprised that he said don’t go to the ground.
He apparently knows what’s what 👍
Thanks brother excited to do more with you down the line
Let's hang out every weekend!
Keep preaching.
Awesome stuff.
Really enjoyed the guest ! Need more of these
Nice ✋👍🖒👍🖒
I saw a Muay Thai clinch, a strike and a knee. Which part of the self-defense was bjj? Useful stuff but a bit misleading.
This is on concepts and a short video, clinching is part of grappling BJJ is also grappling. I would think there's a full video available
The collar tie and double collar tie exist in multiple martial arts, but yes, it does tend to represent Muay Thai more than anything. However, the concepts discussed and approach is from a Jiu-Jitsu and self defense perspective, also mentioned and related to a grappling context. Not intended to be misleading and I don’t think it detracts from the content of the discussion.
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Eli is picking on men too. Good to know he believes in equal rights lol
So.. BJJ for self defense: use Muay Thai?
Collar ties exist in different styles.
I've actually been practicing BJJ for some years, and was surprised with the video. I think at this point I've spent a disproportionate amount of time improving the ground game, and nearly not enough in throws and takedowns. Wouldn't those be much more useful for self defense?
Throws and takedowns, especially ones that don’t require you necessarily going to the ground with the opponent are very important to know for self defense, in my opinion.
@@KnightJiuJitsu basically Judo haha. Wish I could train Judo but I have a bad shoulder from Judo already