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Great for if your training partner doesn’t put any weight on you 😂

Can be effective, but usually the top player will adjust to counter.....

Duvido fazer com um judoca olímpico.

Finalmente! Old school Jiu-jitsu no you tube está de volta🎉obrigado

your neck will get fked up in the process

Big guys, relax your body. Become a sack of potatoes so to speak. Then this move doesn’t work.

Thank you guys. 👏👏👏

Thank you 9/2024

I started jiu jitsu at 2024,And i think i started at may?And its September 14 right now,I I start jiu jitsu,At:After school/in the weekend saturday,So i use jiu jitsu for self defense.

Thank you for sharing. 👏

📝🙏🏿

like magic

Can you please do this exact same video but from the perspective of the guy on the bottom in closed guard? I've a hard time breaking posture of someone bigger. The knee pull seems to not work, plus I don't have much when the guy stands up. I would appreciate some insight on what to do with guys gripping your belt or your sleeves from the top in my closed guard!

Rickson posture !! ❤❤

The ol get from over me

Judo black belt here - this is a great video.!

The key is don't get your arm trapped. If you do, it isn't to escape especially if your opponents is trained. That said nothing wrong with the technique

Excellent.

Great against an u trained opponent. Any bjj practitioner knows to close the distance in side control

Those people should be trial for treason.

Now please no gi version.

Question for you: one of the most basic guard escapes I learned is put my knee in their butt crack and slide my other leg back to break the guard. When I’m on the bottom in closed guard and I feel them put their knee in my butt, I will move my hips like this to square back up. How do you prevent the top player from using that knee in the crack technique when you move your hips to the side?

sitting way too high, tuck your head in judo style!

Amazing content

Great techniques. Thank you.

😂😂😂😂😂

Table manners I guess?

Omg I needed this! It’s the most frustrating thing to know it’s the end when you are in this position.

this is not Grand Master Rickson concept of Invisible jiujitsu applied to close guard ! The concept of invisible jiujitsu is to prevent the guy on top to STANDUP in your close guard by positioning your leg(not feet) on his hips .

I watch a lot of bjj videos - this is literally one of the most game changing videos I've seen. This and the Chris Hauter hips not grips video.

Obrigado Professor, Xande Ribeiro has the side closed guard instructional in bjjfanatics. Same concept 👍

Will not work against a seasoned wrestler, they train to not get rolled through. Wrestling teaches some more techniques to get out of that situation if rolling through doesn’t work.

That's not a headlock.

How would you defend agaisnt this roll over if your the one doing the hold? I can hold down and submit the majority of my club with this (2nd dan Judoka and BJJ purple) but theres a few guys who have this eacape down really well. How do you prevent this escape by keeping the hold.

good instructor. he teaches thr point of defence 👍

Master is wise & funny

Oh. My. God. That's awesome.

One of the best defenses I have seen on youtube so far. What breaks his grip or makes him let go once you hit the ground?

You're leaving out some very important information. You're doing it, but not talking about it. Bridge into your opponent to break his posture. Take up the space with your hips and try and get as far under his hips as possible by closing the gap between you and him. Bridge to the other side over your face and shoulder. Don't try to drag his weight across your body, i will never happen. Also, once he has the hold it's unlikely you're going to get out of it without wasting a lot of energy, so know it's coming and start the escape before he sets it in.

fake. He intentionally made that scarf hold loose.

It's a good one. Gotta use your front foot to block the forward bump.

Nice details !

Appreciated this Thomàz

His gi dirty AF

Thank you!!!

I am a white belt, and get caught in this Kesa Gatame all the time. Thanks for demonstrating this escape. Thank You.