It’s Never Too Late to Be a Savage | Legacy BJJ | Burbank | Glendale | Pasadena
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Following the BJJ Journey of Alan Philips
Videographer: Henrique Kraychete
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The 13 dislikes are the white belts that quit jiujitsu after getting choked by him..
hahaha must be it !!
Mike Davinci haha must be the case
Mike Davinci DAAAAAANG!!LOL!🤣😂😅
For Sure
Lmao yep
I'm 71 too and 4 months into jiu-jitsu ❤❤❤ So happy to see this guy doing jiu-jitsu. You just need a little flexibility and determination.
I’m 4-5 months in. Started at 60.
This guy is my hero.
Just started bjj at 46. I needed to see this! Thanks brother 👊
Agreed! I’m 48 and started a month ago. I’m going to have to stop with my “old guy” excuses after seeing this.
One month so far...59 I'm gonna keep moving
Same here. 46 and started 2 weeks ago. Great inspiration.
I'm 38 and started two years ago. The best thing I've ever done. I know I'm not that old compared with some of you, but I remembered a conversation with a friend that His only regret was not starting earlier... (He is 21 years old and started a year ago) So, my point is... Unless you started Bjj at 6 to 10 years old, you are going to wish you would have started earlier.
Silver Fox is this thee Silver Fox ? You started at 46 ? Amazing. Hope for us all !! 🤙🏻
Training 4 years and earns a brownbelt, starting at 67 years old. He is a savage.
Yeah. As a 28 year old blue belt who's been training 2 years I need to step my game up.
this savage has have no job since 67 that is why he could spend all the time on the mat
@@dongtakma2329 No excuses! He's putting it in. It is work for him he said.
@@carpejkdiem - What do you mean he "said?" The vid has no sound.
@@dongtakma2329 and here's the one hater/loser....
"Wanna roll?"
Perfect way to end the video. Congratulations on your brown belt Savage! Oss!
I laughed at that. Genuine. Lol. Dudes my fuckin hero.
Oss
I'm a 56yo white belt. Of all the vids about BJJ I've watched...this was the best one, and It wasn't even about technique(s). WOW Man! My utmost respect to you sir for the integrity and reaching out to someone that needed you, whether it was realized or not! I train in SoCal, so maybe we'll meet sometime. God Bless!
Still training?
I'm 71 years old and considering studying martial arts. I LIKE this gentleman's attitude and I respect him.
I am 53 and been wanting to start but felt I am too old. Thank you for the inspiration.
do it man!
Good luck Sir 👍👍👍👍 don’t wait
Get to it brother.
A 60 year just started with us last week, get on the mats bro
Do it!!!!
Just started at 56. Absolutely respect this man and I will watch this when I’m feeling sorry for myself because I ache and am tired and blaming my age. Love from the U.K.
Jiu Jitsu is the only time I can say I’m a 100% focused while doing it ... zero outside distractions it’s amazing
Amen to that! I feel the same way.
of course there is some one trying choking you out, or rip your arm of.
@@JIUJITSUMAN22 exactly... "Focus". Lol
@@JIUJITSUMAN22 Yeah, coming close to getting my arm dislocated by not tapping puts me quickly into focus, too. Getting lifted and slammed onto the mat does as well. Hm, what else. Ehm... actually since so much of it involves pain I'm always present. Was, anyway (I stopped about 10 years ago).
try skydiving!
Was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to train with Alan when I was in town for ADCC trials he’s a bad ass! #goals
Congratulations to my big brother, Alan, on winning his Brown Belt & wonderful documentary! Love, Jackie
Wowww!! This is inspiring. I'm 54 years old now and it's my first time doing Jiujitsu. It's the best things I've done for myself as an adult. Jiujitsu has changed my life so fast in a positive way; I'm a calm easy going guy. Jiujutsu has changed the way I respond to the world and the people around and it has definitely made the rough edges of my life even smoother. Thank you from Phoenix, Arizona. :-) :-)
Damn man! who's cutting onions in here. The blue dad who lost his son was real sad man
I train Muay Thai with my son and a
I am 54, sorry but yeah I cried
Like a damn faucet. Dude hit me in the chest with his gangster.
Robert what not me. My allergies hit me really hard though.
Most definitely! Anyone with empathy is gonna feel moved. You guys are clearly in touch. Blessings
Ps. Life is over as within a blink. People in this budding religion of man that don't follow Christ JESUS/YESHUA/LIVING WORD who despises mans religions for a reason should re concider before your time is up.
- Blessings to those with ears to hear. We're living in a time of great deception and Antichrist programming. Jits is fun but it won't get you into life eternal. Keep that in mind.
Shiiiiiit, man! I know I sure as hell ain't cryin! 🙄
44 y/o muay thai here..we have same fraternity..this vid made me tear up. Great story
I know this dude, rolled with him when he was a purple belt I think, and he taught me composure and patience. So glad to have met him. Great guy. Legacy is an amazing gym, great tribe of people
That was awesome. I want to be this guy when im 71.
Concerned Citizen how bout now?
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Im doing it. Been a purple for a long time but ive had several injuries that took a while to heal (not 100%, tho). This guy inspires me to keep doing it well into my 70s.
Concerned Citizen good job, keep it up
Very inspirational. I’ve trained martial arts at various times through my life but was never serious enough or geographically stable enough to get a black belt in anything. I finally got serious at 44 (now 47) , but I clearly complain about my age too much. When this video was over I realized I had the hugest grin on my face. Pretty cool guy.
Yeah, it's easy to lose perspective about athletics by the time you're in your mid-30s. The only time I stop exercising altogether is during tax season when I'm working two jobs. Come April 15th I'm exercising 5 times a week again as usual. Whatever it takes we just have to push ourselves and go. I'm 42 now but I want to be just like this guy if I live to that age.
Age Is a number. The only thing to worry about is injury
@@axwack age is just a number, that is true. At 54 I decided to get back to BJJ training after a twenty year layoff. I'm starting extremely slow, only practicing techniques, and then, after only two months in, bad muscle strain in my back. Now I cannot train for at least a month. Huge blow to my ego and excitement for training. Totally sucks.
@@kevinn.5066 oh I know about backs. Yoga is my friend. I hope it will be yours
Awesome, I am 62 now and started a year ago, I loved it and will go on learning, congratulations Alan.
Love this video. I'm 50 years old today and 2 months in to BJJ. I train with a lot of young, strong guys and sometimes feel a bit disheartened I can progress. Now I'm inspired and have no excuses to not keep going. Thank you.
@Brian Davies Right. There will always be someone lesser or more than your ability. It's part of life, really.
That's the point of BJJ. Train long enough and you will be surprised at how you end up choking younger stronger guys.
I used to roll with this guy about 4 years ago when he was a brand new white belt. Crazy he's still at it and is a purple belt. His stand up is really good as well. Really cool guy
I'm 44 and just signed up for BJJ.... This video is very inspirational!
Sitting here vegging on RUclips 46 year old out of shape military veteran; husband, father of two young boys, feeling out of shape and definately sorry for myself post retirement...you have opened my eyes sir...time for me to get back to damn work ASAP!
Best of luck man. You got this shit
I've started twice and I've had to quite twice because of my health. I'm 46 now and I have to walk with a cane a lot of times due to arthritis in my back and knees. I miss it so bad every day I almost can't stand it. I hope that one day I can step back on the mats before it's over. That's my wish. This man is a TRUE inspiration.
Do It !! Bro.
And here I was wondering if at 46 I was too old for BJJ, lol. This man is my inspiration; truly. I started 3 months ago with my 14 year old son and that has been a blessing. I love going to the mat although I get twisted up like a pretzel by my younger BJJ brethren during rolls, LOL. It's a marathon not a sprint. That's the mindset I need to remind myself of. Just keep rolling. OSS!
This is the most inspiring thing I’ve seen in a LONG time. I lost my dad recently, and this gentleman’s courage and spirit reminds me a lot of him. If BJJ will help me reconnect with my dad, I’m hitting the mats TODAY.
Do it! The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is today!
I needed this…..I’ve start this Journey at 60 I need to continue this.
Outstanding! 51 year old purple belt here and I love it!!!
I'm 67 years old, this is inspiring and gives me hope, thanks
Já vi esse documentário várias vezes e não enjoou de assistir 👏👏👏👏em todas me emocionanei é motivador 🇧🇷🇧🇷👊👊
Hit me deep. Absolutely beautiful
I don't know how many times I've watched this but it gets me every time 🖐👊🙏
I’m 48 and thought I was too old….man…I can do it! 🙏🏻
What a Class act this gentleman is! I’m a 46 year old white belt one stripe and this is inspiring me to keep going 💯
Thank you so much for this video. I´ll be 47 in June and my friends at work have been bugging me to join a bjj gym but I´ve felt that I´m too old to start something like this. This video changed my perspective completely.
This guy is a beast. Inspirational stuff training at 67yo and getting after it. Respect
You're an inspiration, Mr. Savage. I'm 52 years old with two stripes on my white belt. It would be an honor to be getting after it like you when I am 71 years old.
Thank you for sharing brother. 52 year old blue belt here. Keep training. Oss.
I needed to see this,I'm calling Gracie next week
Im 54 and started 3 years ago. Love it
We use the word "beast" lightly these days. But my friend, you are a real beast !! Fought cancers , fights age and rolls ! At 43 I sometimes think, I am too old. Bro I am inspired ! I am fired up !!
Old Man Jiu Jitsu! You are an inspiration, sir! Keep rolling. OSS!
Wow. Words fail to describe how inspirational this video is.
Very inspirational. I’m fifty five. Started a month ago. Cracked a couple of ribs at my fourth class unfortunately. Rain to go back though.
Δεν ακούγεται και πολύ υγιές.
Don't go back too early! I'm 50 and did a similar thing. 3 separated ribs, waited a few weeks till they felt ok, went back, pop pop, came lose from bumping into someone's foot, trying to pass. I'm back now, after 3 months off, no problems... but guard those ribs!
@James Javanovich its ok to roll your first class...but if your training partners are trying to smash u all the time then its time to look...so I agree 100 percent man...thats not normal
Great inspiration! I started GJJ at age 62...I kind of know what you mean...never quit!
Morpheus 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥👍 good luck Sir
Thank you! @@wolverinekut
I started GJJ at 38 and i hope i can continue for a long time. Id love to try BJJ but it would take too much time with my kids being young now. Maybe later... with GJJ basics and some fitness it will still be possible.
A true GENTLEMAN in EVERY sense of the word
I’m 48 and started about 3 months back and loving it.
I can't like this video enough. Beautiful story.
I'm planning to begin next year when the pandemic is behind us. I'll be 62. So this guy began later in life. I needed to see this!
I've just seen this. This is one of the best things, I've ever seen in my entire life. Congratulations, Savage. You are the epitome of a human. Keep rolling!
I'm 65 and brown belt prep so I hope to have my brown belt in a few months. I'm still in good physical condition and plan to keep going for many more years. Thanks for the encouragement and keep up the good work.
Cheers to you sir. You are truly an inspiration Brother Savage.
It’s never too late to be a savage!
Best quote I’ve ever heard
Never posted on youtube. Ever....brother, thank you for the inspiration. Im 53 and am going to start my BJJ training....respect!
YOU WANNA ROLL ???
Lol !!!
True champ ! This is exactly what this world needs .... Is more folks like this !!! MAD RESPECT FOR THIS MAN !!!
Thanks for this Video, inspiring and I thought I was too late starting at 40 🤙🏻
This made me cry. So beautiful. Long live JJ.
Dang. I am 59 and recovering from prostate surgery. Always wanted to try this. Good story to hear.
choccows I hope that you try it. I’m 39, have done martial arts since my teens, and am definitely going to study BJJ soon in addition. to Muay Thai. I think BJJ is a safer way to train these days though since I don’t heal like I used to. These type of videos are so inspiring. It makes me remember to always live life to the fullest despite ones age.
I started bjj at 48, will be 50 in April, do it!
you can but pick a gym that is not too brutish
choccows don’t wait, just do it if you can breathe, you can !! Good luck Sir 👏👏👏
64 year old purple. Total respect. Love you my brother.
37 year old white belt, i salute you, you complete and utter legend.
He is an inspiration!
What a legend! Living legend. Everybody should be aiming to be like him.
We are only as old as we feel. Stay heavy on your opponent and apply pressure. Godspeed to you sir!
This is the goal. FOR REAL!!! I'm 64 and just starting myself. Thank you and bless you Sir!
Marvin, good to hear another brother my age and just starting like me. Best wishes, stay strong & healthy!
Keep it up bro! I'm pulling for ya!
congrats!!! 70 soon and I still train. You Never Ever who you mess with. Respect all and live long life. Took me 14 years to receive Kenpo black belt. Also Escrima 38 years.
you are an incredible human being Mr 'savage', im 57 and train jitsu at home with my son, at times i have wondered if i should leave it to the younger generation, but because of you those thoughts wont enter my head again.
Great vid! Thank you for posting this! I’m 63 and I’ve only been training for two months, but it’s just so awesome! God Bless you Brother! Keep going, never quit!!!
My niece was just born, I already enrolled her into BJJ. It's never too early.
This gave me so much inspiration, thank you sir. I’m 41 years old and had stroke few years ago, im thinking about joining the journey but a little skeptical, but this gave me hope and inspiration... 🙏
I'm 46 and you inspired me to continue learning jiujitsu, god bless you sir. OSS!
65 year old Viet ERA VET, BJJ Black belt I have 2 (75 plus year olds) students that are young at heart and inspire every me every day.! Life is short be all you can be !
Wow! Im 60 In Vancouver BC, Started BJJ a month ago, thanks for the inspiration! One of the "young fellows" mentioned your Savage Tube:-) Glad I watched. Keep on pushing is soo true...Keep Rolling Indeed! Cheers Alan
Inspiring!!! Thanks!!! Salute to Mr. Alan Philips!!!
52 years. I get it! It's addictive and inspiring. Just stay away from the ones that lack the wisdom to appreciate the art and think it's a pathway to mma riches!
A true warrior. I was re thinking about going back to bjj and now this guy has inspired me, I am 51 now. RESPECT
As a 50 year old blue belt, who also has the honor to train with my 14 y/o son, this video is truth. Thank you Legacy Burbank for posting this and humbling us with the insight of a 71 y/o savage.
God Bless You Alan. You are an inspiration
Thank you so much for sharing. This is an amazing story, beautifully shared.
Amen I’m A Brazilian jujitsu black belt IBJJF Black Belt Hayastan Black Belt 🥋 At 41 I been training for 21 years now I started wrestling at five years old and I couldn’t agree more if I didn’t have jujitsu or this outlet I for sure would be in a bad place I don’t know if that place would be present or maybe even dead but it’s true jujitsu is life. God bless you & Thank You 4 Sharing Your story
Simply: Thank you!
I'm 52 and started BJJ last week. This video was an inspiration. Thanks Savage !
"Jiu Jitsu has definitely made me a better person.
It gives me the advantage to look at other human beings.
I get the chance to understand them more."
- Savage
I love the opening lines. Deep and on point.
I started BJJ in Sept just before turning 55, watching this video has made me realise that I need to throw the old man excuses out of the window and be more savage. Thank you for an inspirational video, and I hope I'm rolling into my 70s and get the chance to do a similar video. Thanks from the UK
Thanks for posting - this was a beautiful - inspirational video ❤️
I've been involved in hard & soft style martial arts but have always wanted to train in BJJ.
I'm 66 and after seeing this video, now i'm going to look for a school here in FL !
Thanks Mr. Savage !
lucinda gaskill 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Really touching! This is so inspiring. Thank you.
Wow. What an amazing story ❤️. Thank you for sharing your story. I started my journey for Jiu jitsu a month ago and love doing it every day
Im brazilian, 51, and Black belt Bjj 3º. Dear SAVAGE your words make me think about my decision to end my carreer as a fighter, a lot broke bonnes and pain... But, as us to say to my students OLD LIONS ALSO BITE. All my respect SAVAGE. Alexandre Minari 3º degree Black belt JIU-JITSU. Osssss
Great interview.
What is really amazing is getting a brown belt in four years!
Definition of a Lad and a Legend
This gentleman is an inspiration across the board. It takes many of us too long to realize that martial arts embodies all of the core principles to be truly “successful” in life. One of them being, It’s NEVER too late to start. Thank you sir!
I’m 39 years and started training yesterday🙏🏼 1 of the best days in my life. I’ve been watching a lot of Bjj Cjj and Mma for 10 years and once i got on the mat iT felt like home. Even submitted 2 Guys.
Truly inspirational, and you really warmed my heart mate. I’ve just got home from the Gym and have been frustrated with injuries I have that have been getting me down, but you cleared my head and I can’t wait to get in the gym again tomorrow. Well done my friend.
This video really motivates me, after 30 involved with Bjj, and now for the paste 3 years battling many surgeries and 10 months after an back fusion surgery, vídeos like this makes me see that still light in the other and of this tunnel. Oss
Beautiful, congrats on your journey sir. Keep on inspiring. Oss.
Sucks that I can only like this video once. So inspiring.
Life can be shitty, but on the mats you find your soul and surround yourself with great people.
Man... this gentleman is an inspiration. Kudos to the director and cinematographer. Great production.
You are right, it is like a religion, a brotherhood. I had to quit 4 months ago at age 67, because of a bad back. I had just been promoted to 'blue belt' and I miss it every day,