Thanks for this video! I'm going over my grip fighting fundamentals. So, on what you said about isolating the legs from the body: when attempting to pass an opponent's guard I will sometimes push their knees against their chest with my bodyweight to try to set up a toreando pass. Am I just giving them what they want by helping them stay tight?
The toreando is a great pass but in nogi might not be the best option against a good guard player in no gi. Depending on the skill of the person on bottom it could be the right move or the wrong move.
Rickson did that exercise on the beach in Choke! Always wondered what the point was lol Keep the passers grips off the legs!
Would love to see you talk more about the grips you can aim to get for a setup as well
I'm definitely going to go in more detail about how to set up the guards just have to lay the foundation to build off of
Excellent and easy to remember details.
awesome
uke had those first video jitters. Great vid as always
Hahaha, it worked out some how lol
Awesome video!
thanks
Amazing
Pretty good
Title of the video says no gi guard improvement, first technique: “ this really only works in gi”
Thanks for this video! I'm going over my grip fighting fundamentals.
So, on what you said about isolating the legs from the body: when attempting to pass an opponent's guard I will sometimes push their knees against their chest with my bodyweight to try to set up a toreando pass. Am I just giving them what they want by helping them stay tight?
The toreando is a great pass but in nogi might not be the best option against a good guard player in no gi. Depending on the skill of the person on bottom it could be the right move or the wrong move.
@@AlecBaulding Thank you! Toreando is not really working for me, so I'll look into other options.
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