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No problem, I am glad you liked the video! The McKenzietine is definitely perfect for lanky guys.

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Merry Christmas, and thanks for the awesome comment! This vinyl is easily my favorite now and definitely such timeless music.

Hey, thanks for the comment! So I haven’t personally been to one, but I do know that you can find a few. They also have some that will do classes in english and work with tourists. Here in Okinawa there is a Karate one. But this is definitely not something that I have much experience with yet.

@@Jiujitsuchamploo Thanks! What's the name of that one in okinawa?

No problem, if you google “Zen (Seated meditation) at Shuri Kannondo temple” you will see a page about it. They have a few different classes, some for just meditation and others for meditation as well as karate classes. I haven’t been out that way but it seems interesting. Let me know if you get to try it out!

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I would say that IBJJF type of rule sets that don’t allow most leg locks at white belt will probably not allow this either. It’s good to learn about and have in your tool kit for later though!

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Such a great artist, the whole album is so great for a chill afternoon!

She found it online at Tower Records!

No problem! If you Google Coffee Collection 2024, they have a website with everyone listed on there as well as what coffee style they are known for. It’s well worth checking out.

@Jiujitsuchamploo Thank you! Tokyo is indeed amazing.

You are welcome! I hope you get to try a few of these places out.

​@@Jiujitsuchamploo Thank you again. How did you find out about these events?

There are a few sites you can check but this one we just randomly found by accident. Haha

Thanks, I’m glad it helps! One of my favorite teams to train with in Tokyo is Carpe Diem. They have some killer grapplers and it was a really welcoming environment.

Hey, thanks for the comment. Import duties really can vary depending on where you are and how it was marked for shipping. This time the import duties were like $150, which isn’t bad, but I have heard of people paying much more if the company they used goes about it differently. For the mats themselves, we paid around $700 for 20x20 feet of mats. The rest of what we paid was shipping and import duties, which will change based on where you are located obviously. Hope this helps!

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Thanks for the comment, his name is Horiiso and he is based in Okinawa near Kadena Airbase. You can find him easily if you go to google maps, look at Okinawa, Japan and type Japanese Traditional Tattooing. His shop pops up by the sea wall.

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That’s awesome, I’m glad you like the video!

The hand that is holding the lapel does most of the choking. Your leg will cradle their head and apply the pressure as you kick through. But the lapel across the neck will be what’s finishing the choke.

That can be a grey area for some refs. It’s set up like an ankle lock but some referees could see it as a toe hold. We all know that risking a DQ because the ref doesn’t agree with you isn’t worth it. I teach it to all levels and tell my students to be mindful of their rule set before deciding to use it.

@@Jiujitsuchamploo thanks!! I guess i must use it during only spar until i become brown belt. Thanks for great technique btw

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I’m glad it helps! This is one of my favorite transitions, it’s so simple and smooth.

I am glad you enjoyed the video! Also I appreciate the compliment, that means a lot to me, thank you!

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Great stuff. Miss you brother.​@Jiujitsuchamploo

Thank you brother, I miss you too! I am glad to see you guys doing so well and that your school is thriving! 👊

Literally no BS all gas!!!

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Thanks, I’m glad you like the video!

That’s an awesome series to hit, thanks for sharing!

I don’t know much about Osakas tattoo scene but it looks like you can find a guy named Horitada at Good Times Ink who does tebori. I would definitely contact them way in advance to book because he probably stays busy. Hope this helps!

No problem! I will start looking around for them!

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I appreciate the comment, I mean it when I say I want more people to use these techniques. Haha I can’t say that I have used the body lock to pass in a fully close guard. If you want to stay low and tight like that you could try a knee cut or São Paulo pass or use your elbow to try to trap their leg to the floor. Those are all solid and tight passes. Hope that helps!

@@Jiujitsuchamploo " If you want to stay low and tight like that ", You read my mind professor - LOL Thanks so much. Just watched a video on Sao Paulo Pass and will be practicing it for sure.

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I spent a few of my blue belt years with a great catch guy. So a few things that I like to do are definitely still catch style.

The gi adds extra leverage for an Ezekiel so you can definitely get good pressure there. But with larger forearms it can definitely be tough to get your arm under the chin. If you look at my other full video you will see another choke I show on there that might help with that. If the chin stays in the way it might be a crank/crush more than a choke. But you will definitely get the pressure needed to finish.

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I agree, it’s awful if you land it full power, but so is an arm bar or anything else. Just gotta remember to always train techniques with care.

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Ah, yea I definitely mislabeled that. Good catch. Haha

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That’s actually a really good comparison! A lot of the mechanics for it are the same.

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