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being a southpaw , this is very informative ! I may join your academy , thx!

Love concept videos like this because whatever your level, you can start using them right away. Thanks !

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this is very good!

Never thought about the trail leg!

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For anyone with a Karate background, this bow & arrow elbow from the clinch is one of the first moves we do in Tekki/Naihanchi kata, which is all based on fighting in the clinch. Thank you for the awesome takedowns that flow from the elbow. My favorite is the knee-tap. Great lesson!

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phenomenal demo master 🥇🥇 show techniques on this UKE bow and arrow choke, (back, ezekiel and other) GI chokes, sankaku jime (every sankaku) please thanks 💪💪🔥🔥

i was struggling with this too when i go against wrestlers

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Uĥhh, most people don't just defend with one hand, though. I mean, it seems and mechanically works effectively to break the grip when it's 2 on 1, but I think when the other arm comes into play it would be an issue for this. Then again, you could trap one arm with a hook, plus grip fighting is a fight and no technique is 100%.

lol you won’t do that too me

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And it all starts with that nice Kimura grip! Solid technique, great music 🎶 selection too.

Marlboro rash guard is sick

WTF is this shit We have fake ju jitsu now?

This will not work against a wrestler or trained athlete.

In geen beret training. We call that a freebie.. that move will give us your back....Good stuff!!

A great move for tournaments.. but in a real life fight, gotta watch for a blade to the Back!

We need this tutorial. I tried to find but not like yours 😮

phenomenal demo master 🥇🥇 show techniques on this UKE bow and arrow choke, (back and other) GI chokes, kneebar, toe hold please thanks 💪💪🔥🔥

I sort of disagree about only being limited to the 2 in southpaw along with the other options you provided. In regards to the jab- you can win that lead hand battle with an array of different things one being (high hand wins) when your hand is higher than your opponent’s your opposition now has to punch up hill to get to your face. You can also set a bit of a deceptive rhythm with the lead hand battle. A lot of guys move their lead hands in a synchronized rhythm as they try to establish lead hand dominance, you can take advantage of this buy by going along with that rhythm and then breaking that rhythm by sneaking your jab in-( touch,touch,touch,jab). I agree with what you were saying as far as the different options but it’s also important to know that your jab(lead hand) is still viable . I will be joining your gym soon you seem like a very good coach can’t wait to be apart of the team!

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Simple and systematic thank you

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Really nice options and a nice little drilling series too. Thanks for sharing!

good stuff

Nice video thanks for sharing

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Priit stuff always good. I use his stuff a lot to get out of bad positions and re attack again. Baby Bridge changed a lot of stuff.

thank you for this! i really needed this. I bought your guillotine system I am catching them more but still have hard time on alot of them to finish this is what i was looking for.

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I fucking hate toe holds.

Excellent presentation!

Amazing detail!

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This's​ great​ technique​😊

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been watching a lot of Priit Mihkelson and playing a ton of turtle lately so def trying this out this week

Yeh your teaching rotating front foot is so wrong in MMA

Amazing video bro, I think my left shoulder is a bit sore from following through too much. Gonna practice this daily. 😊

Hello sir, irrelevant to the video, but I've been watching your guillotine videos, got any tips for threading the needle when stuck in bottom side control with the guillotine grip? Physically I feel like I can't create enough space, I dunno 🤷‍♂️

Fantastic video guys! This was super helpful to me as a southpaw. What do you guys think of stance changes for someone who is left handed? In sparring, I often start with open engagement, but find myself changing to orthodox to increase my reach and land a punch. I am relatively a newbie to the striking game, so should I avoid stance changes and focus on building up my southpaw game?