I've watched so much ufc that I'm practically a black belt I've never actually trained and am in my mid 40's but that ADCC thing doesn't look so hard, I would most likely win it. Only reason I haven't is I'm afraid I'll get too worked up and once I see red, some people gonna get hurt
what up Ramsey ! Hey jedi, he won't answer me, but ask him if he thinks thunder kick is a good self defence technique in a street fight, I ask him on his channel but he just ignores me l0l0l.
Bro I’ve been boxing for 12 years now, never thought about BJJ… ended up starting jujitsu a few months ago after watching your videos and man I love it. Grinding to get my first stripe now lol
I’m going to be 53,in Nov. I find your content refreshing just and fair. Your appeal is not only to a young audience. I like the facts you mix in with the other filler you add. Also I’m a Jedi just like my Father before me! Keep it coming!
@@antvenomn8343 Same. Story is I hadnt watched any mma ever then was invited to a sports bar to watch ufc 229. When I saw Mcgregor powerless with this crazy russian from the mountain ground and pound him I was like shieeeeeet I’ve got to learn that to do it to my cousins at family reunions 🤣
If you're a promoter, I'd agree wholeheartedly. He certainly ran his mouth for long enough. Not that I'm vilifying him, he was kinda forced to make a spectacle of himself if he wanted to gain the recognition he deserved within his career timetable. He forced the sport to evolve, dragging it kicking and screaming, into modernity. There's so much machismo, anachronistic bullcrap tied up in the culture of martial arts that he kinda had to confront them in the language that they would be forced to respond to.
Great for the sport, undeniable. But "ever" . Royce Gracie, Eddie Bravo, and John Donagher(GRs instructor)probably far more influential. But this may be a chicken or egg argument too.
I’ve mild cerebral palsy and when I was young I used to train MMA and kickboxing but stopped for years but I’ve regained the confidence and motivation to start up again and I’m absolutely In love like I knew I would be, you are part of the reason Jedi cheers mate keep doing what you do great videos!
It's a pattern repeated time and again with dominant athletes, they stay at the top long enough and people start hating them because they make it boring to watch and impossible to compete.
@@VoltedSoldier your not appreciating what the guy does he literally lets people try whatever they want and does nothing and then just takes over and crushed and has his way love him or hate him he's a savant
Thought I’d try Krav last night right before bjj. Oh surprise spar night. Then bjj, surprise nogi spar night. Life is pain…I feel that right now. ☠️ Keep grindin’ the good content!
Hey Jedi, just had my first competition last weekend. Competed at 185, won silver in gi, and gold in no-gi. my gold medal match in the gi came right after my semi-final match in no-gi and i was totally gassed. Definitely need to work on my cardio but im happy with the results. 11-1 on the day
I've been fortunate enough to train with Gordon off and on the past few years and he was even my direct teacher for a bit I only have good stuff to say about him. Always helpful, rolls with everyone, and works extremely hard. Good dude. I'm lucky to know him
@@Sasha11886 uhh no not really lol. He's extremely blunt and honest irl also, in a way that most people aren't used to. He's a very harsh critic, but he's just as harsh on himself, but thats what motivates him to work so hard. That being said, he's never said no to me when I've asked for help with anything and he rolls with pretty much anyone that asks him to I dont agree with him on everything, but even if no one knew him I'd still have a lot of good things to say about him
In this world, there has to be villains in order for there to be heroes. Gordon Ryan as far as entertainment and bringing money to the sport of BJJ goes (which I think we all believe is long over due) is a great thing.
Finally got cleared by doctors a few weeks ago after back surgery for full activity, taking my first class tomorrow. First goal is to dedicate as many weeks to practicing as I have dedicated to watching your videos. lol
Nice video and thanks for posting. Prior to Covid and 2019 I used to train with most of these guys. Nowadays I struggle to get to the shops and back and living life as a long hauler.
Hey Jedi, I started bjj on Tuesday. Did my fourth class this evening with position sparring after. Thanks for all the videos. I really appreciate the presentation, information, wit, and love you share with all of us for this sport. I watched a ton of your videos since Tuesday and was able to apply some techniques tonight during sparring that allowed me to achieve some submissions. I appreciate you! Thanks!
1: I just finished my first week of classes and you’re the main inspiration. 2: I started BJJ with one goal- one day I’m going to strangle Gordon in competition. Screenshot this.
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 привет тебе из Москвы) Может ты и не думал,но мы тебя тоже смотри. Hi from Moscow) May be u dnt think about it but we watch u too)
more videos like this! its hard to learn about stuff like this when youre not apart of the bjj world. i love learning about all time greats in sports in general so being a fan of mma i really enjoy the bjj stuff.
Hey Jedi. Just subscribe to your channel. Just finished my first week of BJJ and I loved it. I'm 41 years old so I'm late to the game. Love your content and appreciate all your help if you can throw any my way. Keep up the great work!
Once upon a time there was popular no-gi grappling in America with great shit talking and heavily managed grapplers who only wanted to take matches they were heavily prepared to win. Eventually nobody cared about the sport anymore. People just wanted the drama and the violence. The competitors just wanted the money and fame. The American hubris, greed, and ego almost fully destroyed the art and we were left with none other than professional wrestling. Then a well marketed style of martial arts from Brazil became popularized as the most effective one on one martial art in existence. Although the Gracies acted almost like a small mafia in the early years the slow pace and intricacies of Gi grappling along with some residual codes of honor from its Japanese predecessor allowed Bjj to become an art that was a great mental, physical spiritual development. Eddie Bravo defeats a prominent Brazilian with a unique half guard game creates a nogi cult following. Meanwhile on the east coast Danahers boys start adding more of that old wrestling art that almost died(admittedly improving it heavily), added enough juicing that the competitors look like pro wrestlers, and started talking mad shit while heavily preparing for match’s against opponents who were out there taking on anyone at anytime under any rule set and were willing to show the flaws in their game. Now we are shedding the gi which has thousands more techniques people can learn for a simpler version that’s a bit more about physicality adding more juice adding more shit talking and gaining money from a fan base that is not interested in the intricate nature of our sport. It’s feeling cyclical to me. I’d also like to mention it’s easier to switch from sub only to points then it is to learn and become proficient at Gi and no-gi simultaneously. Which most Brazilians are still doing.
I hated training in a Gi so unrealistic for most situations..... most peoples clothing in the real world will rip and tear if you put it through what a Gi goes through. No Gi makes you rely on controlling peoples body parts not their clothing. Most people I know train BJJ for self defence not comp and the ones that do competitions usually want what they learn to transfer to the real world. I love the Gracies but in no way do I believe their padded records are true especially 500-0 give me a break. Your just mad because the game has changed so much that the new school people probably rag doll you no Gi and you blame it on roids. The wrestling mixed with BJJ has made the game way better and made people way more effective in comp and in real life. Your point about the shi talking makes no sense you start off saying it started with great shit talking then get mad when some East coast fellas shit talk better and back it up better. Gordon Ryan I dislike his antics but Id bet he would whip any prime Gracie so bad that they would probably dig a grave and bury themselves.
Y’all mfs who do BJJ for self-defense Need to understand that’s not what it’s meant for. It’s a martial art. You don’t go to a boxing gym and complain that they don’t teach you to disarm someone wielding a knife do you?
Jedi, your countless hours that goes into making these videos are not unnoticed. You have one of the most entertaining BJJ channels out there buddy. Keep it up!! Hard work , perseverance and patience reaps rewards...just like in BJJ itself, funny how that works huh!! OSS!!
I'm confused, how is sub only not the absolute pinnacle of bjj? When points get involved you dont have to actually win. With sub only, you either beat your opponent, lose, or draw if there's a time limit. How is that not a higher level of bjj
4:35 yea but it hurts BJJ as a martial art. In real fights position is more important than submission. Position allows you to control your opponent, maintain situational awareness, and gives you options. Points BJJ also encourages you to get on top and stay on top which is always the better place to be in any fight where striking is allowed.
I just discovered him last night and after looking him up and seeing he went from 160 lbs to 230 lbs in 18 months let me know all I needed to know about him.
"Gordon ryan beating everyone.... Gordon outclassing everyone....Gordon beating everyone in their own game..." , so how is he ruining jiujitsu world? Sounds like he's making it great.. again.. 😁
He used to talk to me on Insta when I was in the hospital. I was in the brain injury unit bored as fuck. I messaged him out of nowhere and we passed memes for like a month. He is an ultra good dude.
I've watched so much ufc that I'm practically a black belt
I've never actually trained and am in my mid 40's but that ADCC thing doesn't look so hard, I would most likely win it. Only reason I haven't is I'm afraid I'll get too worked up and once I see red, some people gonna get hurt
A true warrior like you understands himself and knows when to sheeth his blade.
@@phily8716 I appreciate you noticing. You must be well versed in the way of the samurai yourself
A true Sensai of the art. I bow to you.
Yes you would most likely win…if you had a knife
@@onlydarkwillremain my bjj skills are as sharp as a well made knife
This is the funniest bjj stuff on youtube... granted that's not a high standard, but nobody is even close.
Thanks 🙏🏽 I like making those videos that I’d like to watch myself
Keep killing it!
Arizona Silverback is funny! Y’all should check him out!
“High”
Fair enough, i LOL'ed 3 times in this video . pretty good n creative. I'm gonna steal that carthweel-prefix to single leg takedown muahaha
@@calebvinson8703 someone was talking bad about silverbacks BJJ level, it was hilarious when they got hit with his competition stats.dudes a beast
"Life is pain. Anyone that says otherwise is trying to sell you something."
Based af
Haha 😈
- William Goldman, The Princess Bride
"is selling something"
unusually profound quote from a children's movie
Nah it’s based. Nazism is not based however.
@Burger Kang doesn't matter where the term came from, though knowing the origin helped me figure out your opinion on Jews
Jedi finally got a chair to sit in! Moving up in the world. Outstanding video!
Thanks brotha! When you popping on the channel for move of the week ?
outsitting video!
what up Ramsey ! Hey jedi, he won't answer me, but ask him if he thinks thunder kick is a good self defence technique in a street fight, I ask him on his channel but he just ignores me l0l0l.
Ay Ramsey in the house 🏠
@Vegan Higler Nah, just the guilty evil ones that had it coming.
Bro I’ve been boxing for 12 years now, never thought about BJJ… ended up starting jujitsu a few months ago after watching your videos and man I love it. Grinding to get my first stripe now lol
White belt for lyfe!
Save your brain man. Bjj is the way to go
Same!
I just got my first stripe 2 weeks ago and immediately pulled a muscle in my ribs rolling. 😂
@@bryanfrye8770 just got my first stripe 3 weeks ago and strained a tendon in my arm.
I’m going to be 53,in Nov. I find your content refreshing just and fair. Your appeal is not only to a young audience. I like the facts you mix in with the other filler you add. Also I’m a Jedi just like my Father before me! Keep it coming!
Master yoda you are !
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 you just got a subscriber master
I know so many people that have gotten into Jiu Jitsu because of Gordon Ryan. The Danaher death squad is the Renaissance of Jiu Jitsu right now lol.
example A:
Or khabib . Personally I just wanted to do combat sports and found grappling is so important for the sport I wanted to participate in > MMA
It’s crazy how they have evolved the game!
@@antvenomn8343 Same. Story is I hadnt watched any mma ever then was invited to a sports bar to watch ufc 229. When I saw Mcgregor powerless with this crazy russian from the mountain ground and pound him I was like shieeeeeet I’ve got to learn that to do it to my cousins at family reunions 🤣
Danaher totally changed the game
I love the massive amount of effort you have gone to in order to educate people, many thanks!
clickbait title but good video, i guess its a calculated risk
You are correct
Downvoted for clickbait 🤷🏻♂️
@@seanmatthewking Didn't watch the video, but I upvoted. Cause when I don't know what's going on I wrestle oppositionally.
Gordon Ryan is the greatest thing to happen to jiu jitsu, ever.
agree.
I didn’t know what it was till Gordon tbh
If you're a promoter, I'd agree wholeheartedly. He certainly ran his mouth for long enough. Not that I'm vilifying him, he was kinda forced to make a spectacle of himself if he wanted to gain the recognition he deserved within his career timetable. He forced the sport to evolve, dragging it kicking and screaming, into modernity. There's so much machismo, anachronistic bullcrap tied up in the culture of martial arts that he kinda had to confront them in the language that they would be forced to respond to.
Paul Rabil is the greatest thing to happen to lacrosse. But nobody cares.
Great for the sport, undeniable. But "ever" .
Royce Gracie, Eddie Bravo, and John Donagher(GRs instructor)probably far more influential.
But this may be a chicken or egg argument too.
I’ve mild cerebral palsy and when I was young I used to train MMA and kickboxing but stopped for years but I’ve regained the confidence and motivation to start up again and I’m absolutely In love like I knew I would be, you are part of the reason Jedi cheers mate keep doing what you do great videos!
keep it up man, giving it all you can is a payout by itself
You are a true warrior ! Keep on that grind!
I got mild CP too dude!
@@gxtmfa cool man do you train?? What part of you is considered “disabled”
And you will gain low back pain 😂
Some of your references and pronunciations are so brillitantly subtle but its clear you truly love shadow boxing cutouts of UFC fighters. 10/10
Loool
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 need to work on your "niche" pronunciation
It's a pattern repeated time and again with dominant athletes, they stay at the top long enough and people start hating them because they make it boring to watch and impossible to compete.
It’s hard to get to the top but harder to stay up there!
Um tyson was never boring, khabib and connor were never boring. 50/50 male on male scissoring is and always will be a boring and pathetic.
@@VoltedSoldier your not appreciating what the guy does he literally lets people try whatever they want and does nothing and then just takes over and crushed and has his way love him or hate him he's a savant
@@VoltedSoldier Khabib was criticized a lot for being boring
@@VoltedSoldier Tyson was the king for not so long
This vid is your golden ticket my friend! P.S. Loved the Edgy Brah shoutout
Hell yeah brah ✌🏽
I used to watch your tutorials in high school... It's so cool you're into BJJ
Man, here you are again up in the bjj comments
Has bjj affected your guitar playing in anyway? i'm about to start and don't want to mess my fingers up since i play guitar.
@@nicowu5562 I’m not even 1/100th of his skill In guitar but I play and train and don’t see any adverse effects to either
I love the amount of production value and humor that you put into this. Great video, man!
Humor!?
Thought I’d try Krav last night right before bjj. Oh surprise spar night. Then bjj, surprise nogi spar night. Life is pain…I feel that right now. ☠️ Keep grindin’ the good content!
At my bjj gym we roll every day 😅
@@jacobmoore6874 same
gordon ryan will always have my appreciation for tapping barnett with a simple triangle choke
He may be known as a leg man but his fundamentals are on 🔒
If You tap Barnett you are the man
I'm currently on a hiatus from Jiu Jitsu but videos like this keep the love of it going. Fun video!
17:39 Anyone 50+ years old hearing: “first Star Wars” & thinking “ahh bless these kiddies” 😎
Was hoping to trigger someone. I’m familiar with the actual order
I assumed he meant Episode I when I heard it.
You mean 30+
Those of us nearing 50 heard the record scratch at that moment... record scratch now I'm really showing my age.
Hey Jedi, just had my first competition last weekend. Competed at 185, won silver in gi, and gold in no-gi. my gold medal match in the gi came right after my semi-final match in no-gi and i was totally gassed. Definitely need to work on my cardio but im happy with the results. 11-1 on the day
Congratulations ✊🏾
Congrats! How long did you train before entering your first competition?
“Life is pain, anybody who says differently is selling something” 😂😂😂😂
Bro, I literally liked and subscribed the moment you referenced Princess Bride. Great content, good pace, interesting info. Keep it coming!
It’s awesome you call out your team mates accomplishments too. You seem like a good dude and loving the sport, keep up the great work!
Great job. There aren't enough video essays about BJJ on TH-cam. Loved watching this.
I've been fortunate enough to train with Gordon off and on the past few years and he was even my direct teacher for a bit
I only have good stuff to say about him. Always helpful, rolls with everyone, and works extremely hard. Good dude. I'm lucky to know him
So he’s only a douchebag online? No shade always wondered though.
@@Sasha11886 uhh no not really lol.
He's extremely blunt and honest irl also, in a way that most people aren't used to. He's a very harsh critic, but he's just as harsh on himself, but thats what motivates him to work so hard.
That being said, he's never said no to me when I've asked for help with anything and he rolls with pretty much anyone that asks him to
I dont agree with him on everything, but even if no one knew him I'd still have a lot of good things to say about him
Is this Gordon ryan
And he's super baaaaased
NGl, Dillon Danis was the same way from the time I knew him around 2016. In the gym, he was polite, helpful.
Dude! Thank you so much for the shoutout! Appreciate it so much.
In this world, there has to be villains in order for there to be heroes. Gordon Ryan as far as entertainment and bringing money to the sport of BJJ goes (which I think we all believe is long over due) is a great thing.
Fully agree. If you see how you can fix a problem go for it!
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 are you a transgender ?
Pretty sure he is. He Looks like he is.
All that video editing earned my sub!
Keep it up Jedi!
"life is effort and i'll stop when i die" Jerry Smith
Scrub and Tug
Is my new goto.
Thanks 🤣
So well put together! Lots of hard work putting this one out, congrats!
This video was good. Good jerb. Thumbs up and well day to you laddy
Finally got cleared by doctors a few weeks ago after back surgery for full activity, taking my first class tomorrow. First goal is to dedicate as many weeks to practicing as I have dedicated to watching your videos. lol
Great work! Wish me luck on my first competion in two months :)
Calling Garry Tonon a “Janitor” in traditional Jiu-Jitsu is nuts LOL
But hilarious
Nice video and thanks for posting.
Prior to Covid and 2019 I used to train with most of these guys.
Nowadays I struggle to get to the shops and back and living life as a long hauler.
Hey Jedi,
I started bjj on Tuesday. Did my fourth class this evening with position sparring after. Thanks for all the videos. I really appreciate the presentation, information, wit, and love you share with all of us for this sport. I watched a ton of your videos since Tuesday and was able to apply some techniques tonight during sparring that allowed me to achieve some submissions. I appreciate you! Thanks!
Still doing it.
I remember this vid. A year later and a 100k subs. Nice. Keep it up man love ur vids.
I really appreciate the time and effort this video must have taken to put together, really well done and incredibly funny ☺️
If you’re got a laugh out of it that’s all that matters 🙏🏽
@@edmondt848 totally agree.
Great to see you grow your channel Jedi! I remember not long ago barely few thousand.. keep it up!
"in traditional he was a janitor.. in sub only.. he was drake" haaddd me. subscribed
excellent editing and storytelling, very entertaining and informative - you sure put the work in!
1: I just finished my first week of classes and you’re the main inspiration.
2: I started BJJ with one goal- one day I’m going to strangle Gordon in competition. Screenshot this.
Good luck bro, we must aim the stars to reach the moon
Nate- Good luck with that.
Gordon most likely won’t be doing BJJ by the time you reach a high enough level to compete against him. He’s probably going into MMA
One of the best parts of this is the ad for Gordon Ryan's instructional before the video started 🤣
I thought Craig Jones was ruining Jiu Jitsu though.
Maybe that’ll be a future vid…
No, he is ruining Only fans.
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 привет тебе из Москвы) Может ты и не думал,но мы тебя тоже смотри. Hi from Moscow) May be u dnt think about it but we watch u too)
@@gipsybulldog3286 no he’s running that platform 😂👌🏼
😅Craig is the man
Jedi, your hard work on editing is so worth it, it’s so fuckin hilarious.
more videos like this! its hard to learn about stuff like this when youre not apart of the bjj world. i love learning about all time greats in sports in general so being a fan of mma i really enjoy the bjj stuff.
Oh man you re the very best I hope all your videos on your channel are that hilarious, if yes I’m gonna give you money!!
I missed the part of the video where he explains how Gordon is ruining Jiu-Jitsu’s culture
Hey Jedi. Just subscribe to your channel. Just finished my first week of BJJ and I loved it. I'm 41 years old so I'm late to the game. Love your content and appreciate all your help if you can throw any my way. Keep up the great work!
Looking forward to a spicy take
EDIT: mmkay, I was clickbaited
😈😈😈
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 that’s the kind of misdirection I expect from a filthy purple belt 😉😉😉
AWESOME JEDI LOVED IT , GREAT ESPECIALLY THE COMMENTARY ! YUP YUP OSS !
Once upon a time there was popular no-gi grappling in America with great shit talking and heavily managed grapplers who only wanted to take matches they were heavily prepared to win. Eventually nobody cared about the sport anymore. People just wanted the drama and the violence. The competitors just wanted the money and fame. The American hubris, greed, and ego almost fully destroyed the art and we were left with none other than professional wrestling. Then a well marketed style of martial arts from Brazil became popularized as the most effective one on one martial art in existence. Although the Gracies acted almost like a small mafia in the early years the slow pace and intricacies of Gi grappling along with some residual codes of honor from its Japanese predecessor allowed Bjj to become an art that was a great mental, physical spiritual development. Eddie Bravo defeats a prominent Brazilian with a unique half guard game creates a nogi cult following. Meanwhile on the east coast Danahers boys start adding more of that old wrestling art that almost died(admittedly improving it heavily), added enough juicing that the competitors look like pro wrestlers, and started talking mad shit while heavily preparing for match’s against opponents who were out there taking on anyone at anytime under any rule set and were willing to show the flaws in their game. Now we are shedding the gi which has thousands more techniques people can learn for a simpler version that’s a bit more about physicality adding more juice adding more shit talking and gaining money from a fan base that is not interested in the intricate nature of our sport. It’s feeling cyclical to me. I’d also like to mention it’s easier to switch from sub only to points then it is to learn and become proficient at Gi and no-gi simultaneously. Which most Brazilians are still doing.
I hated training in a Gi so unrealistic for most situations..... most peoples clothing in the real world will rip and tear if you put it through what a Gi goes through. No Gi makes you rely on controlling peoples body parts not their clothing. Most people I know train BJJ for self defence not comp and the ones that do competitions usually want what they learn to transfer to the real world. I love the Gracies but in no way do I believe their padded records are true especially 500-0 give me a break. Your just mad because the game has changed so much that the new school people probably rag doll you no Gi and you blame it on roids. The wrestling mixed with BJJ has made the game way better and made people way more effective in comp and in real life. Your point about the shi talking makes no sense you start off saying it started with great shit talking then get mad when some East coast fellas shit talk better and back it up better. Gordon Ryan I dislike his antics but Id bet he would whip any prime Gracie so bad that they would probably dig a grave and bury themselves.
Y’all mfs who do BJJ for self-defense Need to understand that’s not what it’s meant for. It’s a martial art. You don’t go to a boxing gym and complain that they don’t teach you to disarm someone wielding a knife do you?
The Dustin Poirier comment at 6:20 was extremely vicious. Sick burn. Good work lol.
You’re videos are everything! Beyond well put together. Also you’re an outstanding grappler so that’s a bonus.
Hey thanks Kyle. Definitely didn’t start that way. It’s been a journey
Lol, your videos are very funny but also respectfully informative, thank you! I'm tying right after watching the bit on Danaher
Jedi, your countless hours that goes into making these videos are not unnoticed. You have one of the most entertaining BJJ channels out there buddy. Keep it up!! Hard work , perseverance and patience reaps rewards...just like in BJJ itself, funny how that works huh!! OSS!!
you clickbaited me!! It was totally worth it. Great stuff
Glad you have a sense of humor
Ok but how is he ruining jiujitsu culture
i think it was just click bait into a gordon ryan history lesson.. idk
lol exactly this title made no sense
He is kind of ruining the existing jiujitsu culture, which is shit to begin with, so it's a positive thing.
@@AbcDino843 we should just go beat the shit out of people like the gracies did back in the day so everyone knows about how great bjj culture is! lol
This videos has more ads than tv. Never watching this guys vids on my phone ever again
I'm confused, how is sub only not the absolute pinnacle of bjj? When points get involved you dont have to actually win. With sub only, you either beat your opponent, lose, or draw if there's a time limit. How is that not a higher level of bjj
Ya who ever came up with the rule you can win without a submission in a sport that is about submitting your opponent is an idiot
4:35 yea but it hurts BJJ as a martial art. In real fights position is more important than submission. Position allows you to control your opponent, maintain situational awareness, and gives you options. Points BJJ also encourages you to get on top and stay on top which is always the better place to be in any fight where striking is allowed.
Wait…. So how did he ruin jiu jitsu culture?
Exactly pure click bait title
By forcing the jits world to learn legs.
Never liked the point system grappling...even when doing freestyle wrestling. Subs only is the way to go ...after all that is the goal .
Gordon Ryan is all of our favorite celebrity chef! He’s looking pretty good these days for being 60 years old.
Is it weird that I got into Judo and Jiu Jitsu because of the Metal Gear Solid CQC fights
Good video! Gave me a good chuckle! Just got my first gi I’m ready to roll.
I just discovered him last night and after looking him up and seeing he went from 160 lbs to 230 lbs in 18 months let me know all I needed to know about him.
He did not go from 160 lbs to 230 lbs in 18 months.
So you just found out last night that you're a casual? Nice dude, congrats.
Subscribed after watching. Your sense of humor is great. I appreciate the laughs
Looool
still confused about how hes ruining jiu-jitsu culture
Agreed
bait
Love your content and vibe brother :) your passion has brought me back to my gym after 5 years. Thank you. Oss!
"Gordon ryan beating everyone.... Gordon outclassing everyone....Gordon beating everyone in their own game..." , so how is he ruining jiujitsu world? Sounds like he's making it great.. again.. 😁
Man you Really Broke everything down on GR and other Great Competitors 👍 And Showed accurate Information Historically & Presently of GR 👏💯💪
imagine sparring with him as a white belt you'd basically be a jiu jitsu dummy for him
"as viral as a jiu jitsu video can go" had me rollin
It totally sux that Buchecha lost on a stalling penalty.
You do really great work. Thank you for this outstanding video. You made me laugh, educated me, and challenged me, all in one video. Impressive.
"How Gordon Ryan Is Evolving Jiu Jitsu's Culture"
by taking steroids
Your content is awesome bro I just started training again it's great to have your videos
GREAT VID MY GUY.....FUNY, INFORMATIVE AND ALL AROUND GREAT.
Dude. I've just noticed YT unsubbed me from your chan! There's no freaking way I would have unsubbed from you. I love your stuff
Editing. I understand your pain, my friend. Great video. LIKED!
Awesome video brother! Got my wife to sit through the whole thing!!!
Jedi, your videos help when I don’t feel like dragging my ass to the gym. Keep it up brother.
Another fire vid brother. Keep them coming!
I must be subbed to 300 channels and this vid was the first mesmerising one I've ever layed eyes on, great story
Great video. I like how you scatter bits of inspiration into your video. Gordon is a beast.
Lots of work...nice edit!!! You will get your thumbs up!! Keep working you will be Gordon one day,!!!
He’s bringing people to ju jitsu who weren’t fans b4 that’s good for the future of ju jitsu
Man I skimmed the whole video and still have no idea what the title is about
The editing is on point man. Good shit.
yeah bro editing is hard dont sweat the missed upload
Hands down your funniest video dude, 1:31 was my favorite part! Worth the 2 week wait ;)
I love Jedi‘s videos. I just wish you’d make them more! yay
Hey I havent seen your videos in ages, subscribed this time. Keep up the good work 👊🏿
appreciate the vid Jedi :) the amount of time you put into this really shows. It must've taken so long to make!
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Anyone has the link to the first video, when Ryan as a brown belt is mocking the black belt?
Excellent storytelling, good humor, good clips. You got your 13th subscriber, bud.
He used to talk to me on Insta when I was in the hospital. I was in the brain injury unit bored as fuck. I messaged him out of nowhere and we passed memes for like a month. He is an ultra good dude.
The thing is, you can’t rise to the top by luck, he obviously deserves it as winners gonna win!
This was a great video man! Worth it !