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@@jamesn3122 that is a great option for the bottom player to attack a heel hook your correct. In another video I can show how you can use the hand posted on the head and the hand posted on the ground to elevate your hips for triangle/armbar exposure if you like. Or would you like to see another option where leg entanglements aren’t available but you use the sweep very similar? I have tons of options I could share with you on attacking or defending the leg lock position from this sweep if you like to see.

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Amen brother

Nice!!

I know right. It is so disappointing to see how much horribly inaccurate information there is regarding fighting. Made even worse by how bad and unreliable “styles” such as BJJ, MMA, and so on have become so popular with people who are either uneducated or knowledgeable on the topic of fighting or just gave up in a real style and go to one of these and continue the disgraceful cycle. I honestly hope someone who watched this does not die from relying on this in a real fight.

Do you have any footage of your knife techniques

@@joubinlee3944 😂 😂 🤣

@@joubinlee3944 1. You can train street self defense Jiu Jitsu my old professor trained all the time drilling specific techniques where the person has a knife or gun 2. You need to train all types of self defense scenarios that includes if they are unarmed 3. Please name a style that of Martial art that is more effective for a street fight scenario then MMA? All MMA stands for is mixed martial arts that includes a large umbrella of all different styles of course it is also a sport and not all techniques learned are ideal for the street but the muscle memory you learn from going full force is huge, if you are thinking about Krav Maga yes it is good for stopping an armed opponent but is no where near as affective for unarmed combat a lot of its moves are watered down versions of other martial arts, the fact is there are ALOT of martial arts that are extremely effective in street fights you just because there are used in competition doesn’t mean there are not techniques that can be used in a street fight or other techniques used against armed opponents we trained with police officers who have literally used these techniques on people a boxer for example wouldn’t want to do a lot of things in a street fight that he is taught to do in competition but a quick lead left hook or jab is extremely effective for a street fight, I have seen a sports style striking martial arts like TKD used to stop multiple attackers with machetes who literally had just killed a guy, I have seen grappling martial arts like judo used to also stop a guy with a machete both are used in sport style competitions both have things you would want to avoid in a street fight that only work in a competition but both can also be extremely effective in deadly scenario 4. You have talked down about these martial yet you have not talked about what you train in you are clearly very confident in what you train so what martial arts is that?

@@joubinlee3944 MMA and BJJ are bad and unreliable? Please tell me a style that is reliable in your opinion.

Also called a flower sweep..

@@theinceptionofyaraphoenix2383 no with a flower you don’t under hook their knee

@@lobsterairsoft499 ..ur right!

@@theinceptionofyaraphoenix2383 WOW! Did I just witness someone concede that they were wrong on youtube.... And that easily??? Didn't think that was possible. Good on ya!

@@howardanderson3662 hell is currently in the process of freezing over.

Same lol I was waiting for it

Same

Nobody wants that!

Half bjj, half judo. judo will say they're complete as will bjj, and really judo had all bjj's techniques but lost more and more as the rules changed. I do both: judo for standing, bjj for the ground. In judo standing I'm pretty good for my amount of time training. I easily sweep, pass, and submit in newaza (ground or mat work) in judo, even against guys with up to 80 pounds on me. In bjj I'm pretty good on the mat for my amount of time training, but standing I trip and throw guys with much more experience on the mat. The 2 compliment each other well. Most bjj classes teach takedowns once every few months, most judo clubs don't do much mat work. My judo club does a lot of mat work, but the focus is on passing and pins, less focus on submissions and guard. Judo is better for putting people down and pinning them, bjj is better for every situation once hit the ground.

It was horrible. I’m not trying to put you down, I’m sure you are a good student and fighter I just don’t wanna see you fall into the pitfalls that are bjj, jj, mma, and so on and have your potential go to waste. Regarding this technique shown in the video, it is so inefficient and poorly thought up. It is literally wasting time and energy and just doing a wrist lock after all the wasted time and energy.

@@thedopesickshow this is straight incorrect information. Judo is a real martial art. Not like that disgraceful crap they call mma, jj, bjj, and similar “styles”.

@@joubinlee3944 well you actually complimented me in one way, I'm a brown belt under former Olympian Tarek Tarek Moneir in judo. I also box at a third gym.

@@joubinlee3944 i fear you fell on your head a little too often.. mma is literally a mixture of martial arts to maximum effect

Guess you are new to bjj 😂🤣😱

idk

That's the point, old doesn't mean bad.