I've been learning Gracie Jiu-Jitsu for about 3 years now and I'm in a wheelchair and I have cerable palsy & Seizure's and one thing I can honestly say is that has helped me & more then one way because when I am rolling on the I do not feel like I am disabled I am rolling and I feel free I just want to express that
Doing Jiu-Jitsu has actually made me feel less confident in a street fight, even though I am objectively much better prepared, because Jiu-Jitsu has made me aware just how unpredictable physical combat is.
And people don’t square up like this usually it’s usually at least 3 if not more you have no chance striking and standing joint locks are your best option to stay alive but you never know if they are carrying a weapon or not
This is perfectly normal for a practitioner of not just Jiu-Jitsu but any martial art period. What you have to remember is that not everybody has taken the initiative to learn what you did and what you know is always going to be better than nothing at all
I disagree. If you know you can win the fight, and the fight is pending. Win the fight as quickly as possible, then move on. Don't let uncertainty linger
It's about time this video is made. I have been studying martial arts for 40 years now and I kept telling my students that there is a big difference between sports and streets. And this video coming from Gracies made me happy. Winning without fighting is the highest level of martial art one can attain. Thanks.
This is a great video guys! People need to hear this stuff! I have been training Brazilian jiu-jitsu for 15 years now. I have trained with several black belts including Ryron. I have been a cop for 22 years so I have been in a struggle or two. I have trained our SRT team along with other members of my agency in Brazilian techniques and have participated in live 100% rolls with them. I was surprised at how much difficulty I had in dealing with their unorthodox, full on aggression. I had trained with much bigger, stronger, more athletic Jiu-Jitsu practitioners in the past and did not have that much trouble. I totally agree with Renner and Ryron when they say they would rather fight a jiu jitsu practitioner because they know what to expect. People need to understand that in a street fight you are presented with something much different than what you prepare for in the gym. When we practice and compete with other Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners, we show each other respect and train anywhere from 50%to 85%. We also know that this training session will last for anywhere from five to eight minutes, so we pace ourselves for that. A street fight is far far different. You will be presented with 100% aggression for one or two minutes until the person is gassed... and they will be punching. I recommend that everybody who is training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu take part in a fight simulation training session at least once a week. Keep training and be safe out there guys...
Almost immediately, I find the obvious weakness of BJJ, it doesn't defend the crotch. In a real fight, the opponent will try to attack the crotch, which would end the fight instantly. BJJ on the other hand only try to protect the head but expose the crotch.
It's 2024 and I came accross this video because I was questioning the street application of completion jiu jitsu. You guys answered my question. THANK YOU!!! GREAT VIDEO!
this is exactly why all the "schools" are dangerous breeding grounds for those not understanding the "sport" from reality. While the details are vague but applicable, police officers are all taught to pick up their brass after shooting. Years later, many were found dead from a gunfight because all of their brass was collected in their pocket. In the fitness world, this is precisely why 1 - the weights used are relative to your height, 2 - muscles become stronger independently, 3 - then as a group, 4 - They all must work together, such as an obstacle course.
Great video as usual my good sir. I’m able to take away valuable lessons from ALL of your videos. Side note - No ONE said ANYTHING when the guy in the black and red shirt initiated the fight and took the first swing. YET! everyone gets involved and tries to verbally and physically break up the fight once the BJJ guy interlocks the aggressor.
No idea how I got here but this was an hour well spent. Inspiring, survival is winning. As a non practitioner I'd never want to be drawn into a fight and become the aggressor. The best possible outcome should always be that whatever emotion that sparked the aggression is controlled and managed until it has passed into an outcome where both parties have now won and no one has been hurt. Thank you both for this.
Haseeb 2 dude would rip your acl into shreads before you even got the blade out. not to mention, if you’re concealing a knife on your person it’s probably what, 4-5 inches max. Call me crazy but I’d take a few lacerations from a pocket knife over a full acl/mcl reconstruction. But I think the best idea would to avoid both scenarios at all costs lol.
I am so grateful for learning Gracie Jujitsu basics back in the early to mid 90s off of a vhs tape I had been practicing the head lock escape from Mr Rorion if i remember right, and dang if i didn't have to use it in a real fight. Lets say it worked too good. And the other guy realized what ive done an he ran off. True story. Thank you guys for passing along your valuable techniques.
These two are a fucking legendary combo of the ages. I’m just a one stripe white belt right now, but damn watching their moves together and the way they flow so easily is incredible. Not to mention the legit instruction being given.
You guys are amazing and should be recognized at the highest levels for the good work you and your family are doing. Saving just one person from being bullied in this world is worthwhile and may help to ultimately prevent school violence that we continue to see so often.
I respect the dude on the court. Honestly if every fight ended like that with the aggressor not virtually hurt, and still got his ass whooped imagine how different the world would be. Gotta love Jiu-Jitsu
This is 2019 and I am watching this old ass video and in the first 20 minutes, I’ve learn how to avoid fights, being humble (if you know you can win a fight) and overall safety in a real street fight. Great video guys! For all viewers please watch the rest of their videos - these guys are legit.
I've watched multiple other jujitsu videos, and I tell you these Gracie's are true teachers, all the others are just fighters/ fighting. These guys break it down simply, logical and seem the best, ALL AROUND.
I'm so glad I've watched this video. You guys are true successors of Helio's philosophy and teachings. Thank you for maintaining the true way of Gracie Jiu Jitsu.
I'm not a Bjj practitioner but train in Japanese arts and what you are saying as regards to principles is what we are taught from day one. It's good to see others that recognise the difference between reality and miths. Keep up the good work.
You 2 are a couple of great teachers. Thank you for teaching and explaining in detail on what to not do and what to do in situations. Awesome job guys. 👍🏼🤙🏼
When Rener tries to concur with something Ryron says and Ryron looks at the camera like "never mind, doesn't fuckin' matter, that wasn't what I was saying" XD
A LONG time ago, I went to pick up my cousin from High School. And in the parking lot there were a couple of kids standing a circle with phones out recoding a verbal altercation between, a young slim male with his shirt off in a fighting stance and a chubby male who was standing quietly with his hands in his pockets and book bag on. As I slow down to drive through the crowd who were block the lane of the parking lot. They broke it up and start walking away while the slim male was yelling at the chubby male calling him rude and vulgar names. Non the less they all left and went home. I told my cousin “dude this is why, I prefer to come pick you up the days your mom is busy, I don’t want you getting into shit like that. I’m surprised the chubby kid didn’t snap the slim kid though, he could have taken him, maybe the slim kid had hands? Idk”. Fast forward 2 weeks, my wife and I buy a Groupon to our our local BJJ gym, and GUESS who is an instructor Brown Belt at the BJJ school, teaching kids BJJ???? YUP the SAME chubby kid who had his hands in his pocket, wearing his book back from the parking lot. Dude is badass is BJJ yet is HUMBLE AF. That moment stuck with me for life. To see how you must always know you’re own self worth and don’t have to prove anything to anyone.
The younger Gracie family members are great teachers I always found the older ones a little intimidating probably because they came from a strict background but these guys are relatable and charismatic it makes me want to learn actually it makes me believe I can achieve BJJ.
My 5 year old son just started Jiu Jitsu and I am definitely gonna have him watch your videos. I believe the Gracies humbleness and ego-less personalities are the true art of Jiu Jitsu and makes a man a real man. No real Woman wants to brag about their man beating up a guy at the bar they would rather know that their man (who trains regularily and is physically fit) could have easily destroyed they other guy at the bar, but walked away and lived another day to be a Father and a Husband by knowing to defuse a fight that doesn't need to happen. You are a Hero to many and your Families Legend will live forever. Thank you Gracies for being amazing people.
My Mother always told me and my brother when we were fighting (as siblings occasionally do) "Don't punch or kick but wrestle". I think my Mama was a secret JJ Master!
01:00~02:23 - Basketball Fight 14:50~16:50 - Turtle Position in real fight vs sport 16:51~17:44 - Slamming in real fight vs sport 17:45~18:51 - Ryron slam someone in a tournament 31:54~34:50 - How to simulate striking in sparring 35:00~38:08 - How to learn control in sparring 38:18~40:48 - Strategic striking 44:20~46:54 - Non-striking sparing
If it was a street fight, Rousimar would've heel hooked him till his lower leg ripped completely off, afterwards he'd club all those watching to death with his trophy lower leg, then he'd start another cycle of juice.
Marshall Street Dude, who would pick a fight with Rousimar Palhares, even if he didn't know Jiu Jitsu? He's a bald hulk with facial scars and cauliflower ear.
As currently a Blue Belt training in a primarily Sport BJJ academy, I have to say You guy's are putting a LOT of Great information out there which falls into accordance with Rickson and Royces curriculum. .. I am a Gracie Self Defense fighter training in an IBJJF Academy!...... With much Respect for my Professors where I am at, I Love Gracie Academy!, Thank You Sirs! ...
Triggered? There is nothing to justify a punch when it comes to words. However this is typical for some areas and people, enough to say one word and they are ready to fight. Sad.
marekmaxpabianice Its not about justification But no fight is always safest and best - so choice if words to deescalate is important Also yeah ...fights with people from the ghetto happen often and easy because they have to grow up that way Thats why they are constantly in PTSD and are scared Scared to loose and scared to not look hard because in that culture thats death
floss 2 da 951 plus you have to think to kids like this, your rep is major. this dude verbally said ill kick your ass. it doesnt matter if he meant basket ball the black kid heard a threat and in that culture you cant "bitch out"
I love seeing the expression on Rener's face everytime his mind makes a connection's between his existing techniques and knowledge, while trying to teach that what he already knows
WayWeary The guy is saying at 1:37 that the only reason he is demanding the game be for money is that the guy doesn't want to play for money but would whoop his ass in a game for free.
2:50 I didn't have to wait long at all for this. Two people not letting their egos go, both people letting their pride take the front seat. That's the most difficult lesson. That's why that's the first lesson. Remembering that your self worth isn't evaluated by egotistical, ignorant people is something that's so easy to learn intellectually, but so, SO HARD to understand in your heart.
As far as I am concerned, as long as neither man had to be hospitalized, things are ok for both of these guys. But great video by the Ryron and Rener. I have only had to use my training once in a street confrontation and everything they say is correct. I was in a position of "the zone" and didn't want to physically fight the guy. It was an avoidable confrontation but the guy was pushing a teenager (they were not related, the guy was just being a jerk to the kid) and threatening his girlfriend. Seeing that an adult was abusing a minor, I couldn't stand for it and tried to stop the situation by just pleading with him to stop. He responds to my assistance by pushing me and I took him down with a single leg by countering his follow up telegraph right haymaker, took his back and I did not have to throw punches when I took the back and he could not do anything by scream like a baby. I told my friend who was accompanying me to call the police and I had his back through the whole duration and that was that.
So enjoyable to see you guys and your comradery looking out for others in such a positive way. Very inspiring to a non-practioner to get involved at an opportunity.
I really wish we had one of there academies near us. I've watched almost all their videos and they're great! I wish we could get our kids into their bulletproof class.
I love the Gracies but they say somehting here that i don't agree with. They say here that if an agressive guy walks toward you and gets very close in your "red Zone" that you can firmly put your hands on their arms(biceps) and say "hey, are we cool?" in an attempt to diffuse the situation. Typically, once EITHER person actually touches the other the fight is on. If you are trying to completely avoid a fight, why would you actually touch or grab the other guy? Am I incorrect here? The Gracies are fantastic and I love them and their art and have nothing but the highest respect for them as people and martial artists, but I am confused.
Vincent Guarna i agree but honestly if you cant get out of the red zone without jeopardizing your position (meaning making it easier to be hit) securing the aggressors your safest bet.
That is true, but It also depends on the aggressiveness or passiveness of the individual. We must feel the energy of the other person in order to read his intentions. Ultimately, you still want to be one or two steps ahead in position to protect yourself and stay safe and sometimes that requires closing the distance and making contact with the arms.
The reason they said “redzone” is because once the person is in you redzone it’s too late at that point if you’ve let them get that close. I believe what they mean if it gets to the point where you couldn’t diffuse and they get that close get control before they have a chance to strike. That’s how I took it atleast
I started Gracie Jiu Jitsu 2mths ago at the leadership academy in Minocqua WI. I really appreciate the attitude you guys teach your instructors, Humble non-egotistic and well trained martial artist. I have trained in various martial arts.
In the Army Infantry, saw a Gracie Purple belt, Pvt. Welch, got into a fight w/a bully w/collegiate wrestling background, Pvt Creech. Welch had Creech in a rear naked stranglehold. Creech's buddies came from the latrine, began soccer kicking and stomping Welch's head and neck before we could drive them all back. In two seconds they got in enough shots they sent Welch to the E.R. w/severe injuries y traumatic brain injuries. Welch almost died cause he couldn't abandon his position quickly enough to escape, being on his back w/Creech ontop, Welch's heel hooks in and rear naked stranglehold in deep. When it began noone was around but the two fighters. After everyone heard sneakers scuffling y squeaking, guys went to investigate, so I learned that day, I'm only using Jiujitsu to escape the ground y escape holds, to get to my feet or remain on my feet. Ground submissions/ground fighting is for competitive duels only...I've never seen fair fights in daily life outside of combat sports. Fight any bully not of your race, expect to get jumped. Go to lockup, expect to get jumped. Stand up to anyone clicked up in the street, expect to get jumped. Stand up to anyone whose family is in the area, you're getting jumped. Good example is the Brazilian catch wrestler Rufino Dos Santos who got jumped by Carlos, Helio, a steel pipe and their brothers outside of the wrestler's place of work. He got crippled despite having beaten a Gracie brother prior in a duel some days before. Street fights aren't duels. Duels aren't self defense. Fighting duels in a garage or cage doesn't relate to what's waiting for you if you get targeted by predators, street gangs, a mob of bigots or go to lock-up in prison. If you're a cop trying to subdue a single suspect BJJ is great. Self defense, military close combat, SOC-P Combatives is better than Jiujitsu, in my experience. And I'm a Jiujitsuka. But I'm not fighting or submitting noone on da ground.
All very very true things man, that's why I only learn BJJ loosely, to have the skillset needed to control things on the ground to get back up. The two biggest things I tend to see from BJJ users in fights is 1. Being too comfortable on the ground and 2. Going for the big, grand submissions on people in a street fight. In a case like your story, he went with a rear naked, based on how deep it was and what was presented, it was too inefficient when it really mattered. If I'm in a street fight and on the ground, I'm looking to get back up first and secondly, looking to work any small joint manipulations I can, anything that's tourney illegal. Can't punch me as effectively if I snap half his fingers, will hurt himself far more if I break his wrist. The guy in this video did decently with what training he had, but this was a pure case of being lucky the black guy had no clue what he was doing, and his buddies didn't jump in any more than trying to break it up because he could've either been jumped or slammed in seconds if things were even slightly different
Totally agree. I work as a guard on a teenagers correctional un Colombia and BJJ is great when You are submitting an agressive dude even ir his armed with a knife, but that defitively works only because You work with a team. When dude has it's friends around him, You are definitively not using BJJ and if You go to the ground odds are You are ending at they hospital. One of the most sucessful self defense technique is RNC from standing position if the guy is unarmed. If dude has a weapon You cannot be a purist, just need to survive and work the next day. Sorry for My English I'm not a native speaker!
Is there any end to that story? Back in the WW1 days people would be sent to the firing squad for deliberately causing permanent injury to a fellow soldier. Does the military have standards or did it allow Creech's friends to survive?
This video also demonstrates a weakness of BJJ in a street fight situation - where you may be up against multiple opponents. Once you're on the ground - the others can curb stomp you with impunity. No matter how well you have locked down the one opponent, his buddies will mess you up.
One of the very first videos in Gracie University is Rener saying exactly the same thing. These boys are not claiming BJJ is good for multiple opponents, they actually outright say no martial art is.
There really isn't a good martial art for multiple opponents, unless you count verbal judo. 😁 Better to just avoid and evade if you can, especially one versus many situations.
You right . But if it’s like 4 guys and I know they won’t let down. I’m gonna strike the closest guy as hard as possible and hope for a knockdown and immediately push on number 2. Muay Thai and BJJ won’t save me but it’ll most definitely help
There is always that one guy saying but....what if he does this, what if this happens. What martial arts works with multiple attackers? There is none. No martial arts works against a group attack.
I love your channel.. This is a great video. I'm a 3rd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and a white belt practitioner of BJJ. And I can tell you that the same thing happens in other martial arts.. The fighting done in karate or Tae Kwon do tournaments is counter productive to the art of street self defense which is what we teach in our school. I tried a tournament when I was a teenager and I was immediately disqualified because I punched my opponent 'illegally' and knocked him out. So I lost the point and the match, but won the fight. Bummer...never did another tournament again and we don't encourage our students to do them for the same reason you point out in this video. Keep up the great work guys!!
TheLastFraudster There are no mma gyms that also teach wrestling, judo, or something that works takedowns, throws, and takedown defense? You definitely need to cross train for self defense purposes, you can't just learn kickboxing, or just learn bjj and be prepared for self defense. I would honestly train muay thai or kickboxing, wrestling, takedown defense, judo, and sport jiu jitsu all together. As far as the other stuff the gracie's teach, you can learn conflict resolution or deescalation of a confrontation, from a book about the subject.
hzuiel Nice idea in an ideal world but I haven't got the time or money to dedicate to all those different disciplines. At the end of the day I love BJJ but first and foremost from a martial art I want to be able to defend myself in a realistic self defense situation. I don't feel I get that with BJJ.
As soon as the white guy was about to get a choke on him they started interfering, then the black dude got out and they let them continue, then he got an arm bar and they started stopping again, then the black dude picked him up and they let it continue, then the white guy got his leg and they stopped the fight again. Everytime the white dude had the advantage they wanted to stop the fight, and everytime the black dude had a chance again they said "let them go, don't get in their juice"
I noticed the same thing every time the white guy established a submission they stepped in and in the part where the black guy tried to lift the white guy in the corner you can see a black guy holding the white guys hand for just a second thats being jumped i would have snapped then jumped up and called his ass out.
not a HUGE slam, but definitely not a little one either LOL... went up to at least ryron's waste height. i'd say standing up vertically is 100% slam reach, so this was 50%, definitely not a "little" slam xD
You guys are awesome. I've just started studying jiu jitsu in Australia a month ago at the age of 39. I wish I could get to America and train with you guys. Yous show a lot of respect and knowledge with each other, and to us watching. Thumbs up brothers 👍👍
Just starting to find out about the legacy of the Gracie family, and their training methods. Thanks for this guy's.... peeling it right back for me and really helped for the mind and spirit sun tsu and his book the art of war worth a read.👊😬
It frustrates me when people put one fighter at a disadvantage when trying to split up a fight, it leaves them open to cheap shots from their opponent. I think if two adult men decide they want to fight each other then it's their choice, their life, leave them too it and supervise to ensure it doesn't go too far. But if you do want to split it up, make sure both are controlled because that was just really unfair. The guy deserved to be chocked out, he threw the first punch.
@GenuinelyFuriousNigger Ayyylmaooo I was responding to the glaring insecurity of the poster: the white boy is trying to summon the white race to a war in response to a video about two dumb asses fighting-- it's pathetic and shows that he obviously has something against blk ppl (hence, Blacked.com lol). Second, I don't give a damn about race because I live as an individual-- I stand on my own feet son. (Plus, I'm a black man with a white girlfriend and she told me to put the blacked.com response!!! lol)
2:22 A woman came along, said three words and showed them what _actual_ authority looks like. She reduced the fight to an embarrassing display of immaturity. The whole energy shifts in that moment. That is power. I feel like that's what we should be further analyzing.
its sad most people won't watch all of this video, very good content. So much respect about awareness of actual effectiveness of the system without mindsets like this the system can devolve over the generations.
situational awareness and a combat mindset to end it mercilessly and quickly. Combat in the real world is ugly and spontaneous. Best bar fight training is stay the hell outta there lol. Lots of variables in that scenario.
Yea for sure he was scared too ifu watch u can see him trying to amp himself up that's why it was a ridiculous looping punch Hoping he knocks the guy out
It's not a sucker punch. A sucker punch is when someone who is out of your view surprises you with a punch. If you say I will kick your ass and then watch me walk up to you with my hand cocked there is no element of surprise. All the black guy did was accept the challenge placed before him. You want to fight because I tried to play you for money and you are a martial artist. You have no discipline, no morals and the head of your gym should reprimand you. This is how you represent jiu-jitsu? You picked a fight with someone well beneath your skill level and experience. To what end? What was proven?
JuC5574 agreed. And i like how the brothers addressed his mistake in issuing the challenge and also how lucky he was at getting picked up, losing control, etc.
+goopup44 yes. I Don't so jiu-jitsu, but it seems like a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. even though this won the fight, he could have been killed if things had gone a little differently. I know a guy who has been training under the gracies for years and he likes to go out and drink and had bottles smashed over his head
North Star I'm saying this based on the fact that he threw the 1st punch. Plus He looked like the aggressor overall. The other guy didn't want to play for money so what's the big deal? i could hardly hear what they saying other than that.
@Graciebreakdown Guys, respect! Your input is irreplaceable and this is one of my favorite videos for bjj ever. I like the addition that the street situation approach can also help the sports aspect. BJJ is still developing here in Bulgaria and I really miss the street situation approach, punch defense and so on. Most schools focus on competing here and it feels like there is a gap on this that I really want to be familiar with. OSS!
When the Green shirt said, "I'd whoop your ass" I believe he was talking about whooping his ass in a basketball match. I've rewatched it a few times now and I'm fairly certain it was just the wrong phrase to say at the wrong moment after they both escalated their energies so high. I don't fault Black/Red shirt because he was thinking about what he was going to say next, he didn't hear the context and took it as a threat of violence, and I don't even blame him for going for the first punch at that point. Ya'll are right though, they both could learn to keep their ego's in check and do some deescalating to not let that energy build so high.
Rener is too legit. The way he prioritizes avoiding violence so far above pride and winning fights is an inspiration.
Michael A.M. because he is a assassin
As 100% of my martial arts instructors have done too. Its not uncommon but super common.
@@ledrash6079 Agreed. Everyone says this.
Its smart. Especially these days. You start mouthing off to the wrong guy on the wrong day, he's gonna put two hydrshoks in your chest and walk away.
I aspire to be that kind person in my head?I wish i could learn to avoid ego and becoming confrontational?
I've been learning Gracie Jiu-Jitsu for about 3 years now and I'm in a wheelchair and I have cerable palsy & Seizure's and one thing I can honestly say is that has helped me & more then one way because when I am rolling on the I do not feel like I am disabled I am rolling and I feel free I just want to express that
Richie Sievers Awesome!!! So glad to hear this. Thank you for sharing this. I’m encouraged by your courage.
Richie Sievers Keep on going youre a great guy!
WoW amazing love this comment and brave attitude... keep rolling man .. way to go... greetings from Belgium
Awesome brother ❗️
That’s awesome. Stay ready for the next time you get to go on the mats
Doing Jiu-Jitsu has actually made me feel less confident in a street fight, even though I am objectively much better prepared, because Jiu-Jitsu has made me aware just how unpredictable physical combat is.
Same here bro, ya don't know how vulnerable you are until someone chokes you out with your own arm.
The Conversation Amen to that, anyone could be that bigger fish
And people don’t square up like this usually it’s usually at least 3 if not more you have no chance striking and standing joint locks are your best option to stay alive but you never know if they are carrying a weapon or not
This is perfectly normal for a practitioner of not just Jiu-Jitsu but any martial art period. What you have to remember is that not everybody has taken the initiative to learn what you did and what you know is always going to be better than nothing at all
Thumbs up. Most underrated comment here.
this is pure, unadulterated education. Thank you.
MindSmash sheesh, only me that's been watching you for 3 years?
Yellow
MindSmash I could hear your voice as I read your comment. Lol kudos
Your voice echoes through this comment. Love your job, bro.
Fancy seeing you here
"...when you know you can win the fight...why fight?"
LOVE IT!
Half stripe white belt wanting to try what he learned in real life.
Problem is you don't know if you can win the fight. There's always someone more skilled. Or the enemy could always have a deadly weapon.
It's pretty stupid actually. How about if you know you're going to lose the fight you should walk away. Stupid no matter how you look at it
I disagree. If you know you can win the fight, and the fight is pending. Win the fight as quickly as possible, then move on. Don't let uncertainty linger
my favourite part is when the girl just says "hey, guys stop" and they all look like siblings who got caught fighting
Ha! I thought the same. I expected one of them to say, “He started it!” Don’t want that Y membership revoked.
Wonder if that guy knew how close he came to never playing basketball again, what a lucky fellow.
Wow
Vjay Ellis It'd be a faster end to a basketball career than what happened to Derrick Rose...
You can still play basketball after a heel hook, especially at the ymca. Its not like he was on the denver nugets
Lmao@ Alex + jack
Alex Hecimovich depends how deep the heel hook...
After *that* heel hook you could probably get up and run a marathon.
It's about time this video is made. I have been studying martial arts for 40 years now and I kept telling my students that there is a big difference between sports and streets. And this video coming from Gracies made me happy. Winning without fighting is the highest level of martial art one can attain. Thanks.
My teacher has said virtually the same thing at the last conference he taught. Truth! Your students have a great teacher
Appendix carried 17+1 9mm is a pretty good way to win a fight. God bless the 2nd.
This is a great video guys! People need to hear this stuff! I have been training Brazilian jiu-jitsu for 15 years now. I have trained with several black belts including Ryron. I have been a cop for 22 years so I have been in a struggle or two. I have trained our SRT team along with other members of my agency in Brazilian techniques and have participated in live 100% rolls with them. I was surprised at how much difficulty I had in dealing with their unorthodox, full on aggression. I had trained with much bigger, stronger, more athletic Jiu-Jitsu practitioners in the past and did not have that much trouble. I totally agree with Renner and Ryron when they say they would rather fight a jiu jitsu practitioner because they know what to expect. People need to understand that in a street fight you are presented with something much different than what you prepare for in the gym. When we practice and compete with other Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners, we show each other respect and train anywhere from 50%to 85%. We also know that this training session will last for anywhere from five to eight minutes, so we pace ourselves for that. A street fight is far far different. You will be presented with 100% aggression for one or two minutes until the person is gassed... and they will be punching. I recommend that everybody who is training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu take part in a fight simulation training session at least once a week. Keep training and be safe out there guys...
Thanks for your honest comment!
I agree however unfortunately many gyms are not training for street and completely for tournament.
That’s the difference between Gracie jiujitsu and sporty bjj.
Almost immediately, I find the obvious weakness of BJJ, it doesn't defend the crotch. In a real fight, the opponent will try to attack the crotch, which would end the fight instantly. BJJ on the other hand only try to protect the head but expose the crotch.
What do you do when the attacker has a knife? Ever heard of the 21 foot rule?
break it up, break it up.... oh my buddy is on top now, nah let them go! let them go!
Yeah, that was messed up
@@georgedronfield2253 If you are... *cough*
Puck friends.... wussies
George Dronfield if you were a friend you would stop an asshole from fighting.
George Dronfield fight your own fight....
it's just funny when the woman talked they were like "oh shit... stop bruh, we cool.." lmfao!
that moment, they felt like back when they´ve been 10 years old and their teacher stops them ;-)
EXACTLY!!!! they even had the guilty faces too...lol
The power of feminine disapproval. They instantly turned into hair-pulling 6-year-olds on the playground.
Drew Chestnut or maybe because it was a worker at the gym telling them to stop
erickrayos she put on the mom voice and everyone listened
It's 2024 and I came accross this video because I was questioning the street application of completion jiu jitsu. You guys answered my question. THANK YOU!!! GREAT VIDEO!
"The 'homie' can pick you up in a real street fight." -Rener
what a gem
this is exactly why all the "schools" are dangerous breeding grounds for those not understanding the "sport" from reality. While the details are vague but applicable, police officers are all taught to pick up their brass after shooting. Years later, many were found dead from a gunfight because all of their brass was collected in their pocket. In the fitness world, this is precisely why 1 - the weights used are relative to your height, 2 - muscles become stronger independently, 3 - then as a group, 4 - They all must work together, such as an obstacle course.
the mom voice was brutal , hhahahahaha
Yeah, no kidding. She laid down the law.
Ikr...that voice.
Great video as usual my good sir. I’m able to take away valuable lessons from ALL of your videos.
Side note - No ONE said ANYTHING when the guy in the black and red shirt initiated the fight and took the first swing. YET! everyone gets involved and tries to verbally and physically break up the fight once the BJJ guy interlocks the aggressor.
I wonder why...
i think we cN all agree that the BEST martial art is that chicks mom tone.
EVERYBODY stopped when they heard that loo
lol
@J Logan The art of verbal judo
Yup
Broke out the mom voice. Hilarious.
Great commentary here.
Well shit.
A Crowder comment that has 10 likes after 3 years. This is historic.
Right! love his channel. Very underrated
FOOK STEVEN CROWDER
Sport Jiujistu works in a street fight, change my mind.
(Not memeing on you, I'm a fanboy.)
No idea how I got here but this was an hour well spent. Inspiring, survival is winning. As a non practitioner I'd never want to be drawn into a fight and become the aggressor. The best possible outcome should always be that whatever emotion that sparked the aggression is controlled and managed until it has passed into an outcome where both parties have now won and no one has been hurt. Thank you both for this.
"i tear this knee right of its socket, youll never play basketball again" lol
he was 100% speaking the truth, Good thing mom came in and got them to stop for real lol
@Haseeb 2 and then he'd break your fucking leg as soon as he sees the knife?! Never piss off someone in a dominant position!
This fight happened at a gym. He didn't have a knife on him.
Haseeb 2 dude would rip your acl into shreads before you even got the blade out. not to mention, if you’re concealing a knife on your person it’s probably what, 4-5 inches max. Call me crazy but I’d take a few lacerations from a pocket knife over a full acl/mcl reconstruction. But I think the best idea would to avoid both scenarios at all costs lol.
@Haseeb 2 and visit prison for stupid reason.
2:21
Lol fights can be broken off when a girl said: guys, stop. 😂
I'm pretty sure she was a manager or staff at the court
I am so grateful for learning Gracie Jujitsu basics back in the early to mid 90s off of a vhs tape I had been practicing the head lock escape from
Mr Rorion if i remember right, and dang if i didn't have to use it in a real fight. Lets say it worked too good. And the other guy realized what ive done an he ran off. True story. Thank you guys for passing along your valuable techniques.
These two are a fucking legendary combo of the ages. I’m just a one stripe white belt right now, but damn watching their moves together and the way they flow so easily is incredible. Not to mention the legit instruction being given.
How are you doing today?
You guys are amazing and should be recognized at the highest levels for the good work you and your family are doing. Saving just one person from being bullied in this world is worthwhile and may help to ultimately prevent school violence that we continue to see so often.
I respect the dude on the court. Honestly if every fight ended like that with the aggressor not virtually hurt, and still got his ass whooped imagine how different the world would be. Gotta love Jiu-Jitsu
This is 2019 and I am watching this old ass video and in the first 20 minutes, I’ve learn how to avoid fights, being humble (if you know you can win a fight) and overall safety in a real street fight. Great video guys! For all viewers please watch the rest of their videos - these guys are legit.
Damn, intelligent guys. So well articulated, quick witted, and damn, the overall knowledge between these two brothers is never ending.
All the best teachers have a contagious enthusiasm for their subject and these guys are a super example.
I've watched multiple other jujitsu videos, and I tell you these Gracie's are true teachers, all the others are just fighters/ fighting.
These guys break it down simply, logical and seem the best, ALL AROUND.
I'm so glad I've watched this video. You guys are true successors of Helio's philosophy and teachings. Thank you for maintaining the true way of Gracie Jiu Jitsu.
I'm not a Bjj practitioner but train in Japanese arts and what you are saying as regards to principles is what we are taught from day one. It's good to see others that recognise the difference between reality and miths. Keep up the good work.
That dude telegraphed his hay maker so hard I saw it coming in my sleep.
Lone Wolf lmao holy shit
I love how at peace Ryron is. He rarely raises his voice.
You 2 are a couple of great teachers. Thank you for teaching and explaining in detail on what to not do and what to do in situations. Awesome job guys. 👍🏼🤙🏼
When Rener tries to concur with something Ryron says and Ryron looks at the camera like "never mind, doesn't fuckin' matter, that wasn't what I was saying" XD
This is the video that got me into Gracie combatives and BJJ 2 years ago. Thanks.
"You asked for it, be ready for it "
The most real shit ever
A LONG time ago, I went to pick up my cousin from High School. And in the parking lot there were a couple of kids standing a circle with phones out recoding a verbal altercation between, a young slim male with his shirt off in a fighting stance and a chubby male who was standing quietly with his hands in his pockets and book bag on. As I slow down to drive through the crowd who were block the lane of the parking lot. They broke it up and start walking away while the slim male was yelling at the chubby male calling him rude and vulgar names. Non the less they all left and went home. I told my cousin “dude this is why, I prefer to come pick you up the days your mom is busy, I don’t want you getting into shit like that. I’m surprised the chubby kid didn’t snap the slim kid though, he could have taken him, maybe the slim kid had hands? Idk”.
Fast forward 2 weeks, my wife and I buy a Groupon to our our local BJJ gym, and GUESS who is an instructor Brown Belt at the BJJ school, teaching kids BJJ????
YUP the SAME chubby kid who had his hands in his pocket, wearing his book back from the parking lot.
Dude is badass is BJJ yet is HUMBLE AF.
That moment stuck with me for life. To see how you must always know you’re own self worth and don’t have to prove anything to anyone.
That kid was a Brown Belt instructor in high school? Very surprising for a Brown Belt to be “chubby”
Cap
@@dylanmerediths see it all the time
The younger Gracie family members are great teachers I always found the older ones a little intimidating probably because they came from a strict background but these guys are relatable and charismatic it makes me want to learn actually it makes me believe I can achieve BJJ.
Diamond level: If I grasped it correctly: No thought of winning--just don't lose. And energy conservation.
As a sport jiu jitsu student thank you for these free videos!! :)
These guys are so fun to listen too!
My 5 year old son just started Jiu Jitsu and I am definitely gonna have him watch your videos. I believe the Gracies humbleness and ego-less personalities are the true art of Jiu Jitsu and makes a man a real man. No real Woman wants to brag about their man beating up a guy at the bar they would rather know that their man (who trains regularily and is physically fit) could have easily destroyed they other guy at the bar, but walked away and lived another day to be a Father and a Husband by knowing to defuse a fight that doesn't need to happen. You are a Hero to many and your Families Legend will live forever. Thank you Gracies for being amazing people.
My Mother always told me and my brother when we were fighting (as siblings occasionally do) "Don't punch or kick but wrestle". I think my Mama was a secret JJ Master!
I really enjoyed this video!
It has a lot of energy, and is both wise and smart. I learned something!
Subscribed!
This was the best BJJ video I have ever seen. It is great that you confront this issue straight on. Love it.
01:00~02:23 - Basketball Fight
14:50~16:50 - Turtle Position in real fight vs sport
16:51~17:44 - Slamming in real fight vs sport
17:45~18:51 - Ryron slam someone in a tournament
31:54~34:50 - How to simulate striking in sparring
35:00~38:08 - How to learn control in sparring
38:18~40:48 - Strategic striking
44:20~46:54 - Non-striking sparing
Thanks man
The black guy is so lucky the other guy wasn't Rousimar Palhares.
That was my firs tought xD,it would be bye bye walking
Lmao! , he didn't tapped , I didn't feel him tapping !
If it was a street fight, Rousimar would've heel hooked him till his lower leg ripped completely off, afterwards he'd club all those watching to death with his trophy lower leg, then he'd start another cycle of juice.
XDDD im so dead rn LOL
Marshall Street Dude, who would pick a fight with Rousimar Palhares, even if he didn't know Jiu Jitsu? He's a bald hulk with facial scars and cauliflower ear.
As currently a Blue Belt training in a primarily Sport BJJ academy, I have to say You guy's are putting a LOT of Great information out there which falls into accordance with Rickson and Royces curriculum. .. I am a Gracie Self Defense fighter training in an IBJJF Academy!...... With much Respect for my Professors where I am at, I Love Gracie Academy!, Thank You Sirs! ...
When he said “I’ll whoop your ass” he was saying if they were playing basketball
That was the impression I had as well.
"Think street, train the sport and practice the art." Chris Haueter
Ryron is hilarious! He’s the man. Love the dynamic between him and Rener
I think he was talking about kicking his ass in basketball but you guys are right
floss 2 da 951
well yeah but the point was that the phrase triggered him
John Constantin yeah you're right damn shame it had to go that far
Triggered? There is nothing to justify a punch when it comes to words. However this is typical for some areas and people, enough to say one word and they are ready to fight. Sad.
marekmaxpabianice
Its not about justification
But no fight is always safest and best - so choice if words to deescalate is important
Also yeah ...fights with people from the ghetto happen often and easy because they have to grow up that way
Thats why they are constantly in PTSD and are scared
Scared to loose and scared to not look hard because in that culture thats death
floss 2 da 951 plus you have to think to kids like this, your rep is major. this dude verbally said ill kick your ass. it doesnt matter if he meant basket ball the black kid heard a threat and in that culture you cant "bitch out"
That's crazy....someone "breaking down" how you got that ass whooped lol. I hope dude hasn't see this
+Cole Cadieux lol
Hands throwing sums it up pretty well. Slappy palms.
I hope he has. He needs to realize how much of a dufus he was. Who better to tell him than the Gracies themselves.
@Alex Gemi you are afraid
@Alex Gemi I just awarded you a You Tube Black Belt.
You WiLL DeFeAt ThE gRaCIeS.
I love seeing the expression on Rener's face everytime his mind makes a connection's between his existing techniques and knowledge, while trying to teach that what he already knows
lol the girl at the end. "hey you guys....stop"
+Gearz86 Pretty sure she was one of the workers there. Thats why they were like "ahhh shit I don't want to be banned".
clearly a female is the voice of reason in this testosterone fuelled interaction.
I just had to burst out laughing as soon as she said that 😂
Great info. Thanks.
learned so much.
mainly just walk away. thats a win.
i love the way you talk... and listen.
The guy in the first breakdown managed the fight absolutely PERFECTLY!
You guys are awesome. I like watching you guys breakdown Jiu-Jitsu with such knowledge. well, of course, coming from Rener Gracie haha.
He was saying he would whip his ass at basketball, not beat him up. Maybe the black guy was stupid or just wanted to fight.
nah at the end beforet he fight he said it about fighting look again and listen closer
Deshawn Casseus You watch it again.
WayWeary The guy is saying at 1:37 that the only reason he is demanding the game be for money is that the guy doesn't want to play for money but would whoop his ass in a game for free.
WayWeary he said you do some shiz and ill whip your ass
I just rewatched it and you're completely right, but he should have been more careful with his words.
Rener seems so freaking cool and chill.
This is making me wanna get back into Jiu Jitsu.
2:50 I didn't have to wait long at all for this. Two people not letting their egos go, both people letting their pride take the front seat.
That's the most difficult lesson. That's why that's the first lesson. Remembering that your self worth isn't evaluated by egotistical, ignorant people is something that's so easy to learn intellectually, but so, SO HARD to understand in your heart.
As far as I am concerned, as long as neither man had to be hospitalized, things are ok for both of these guys. But great video by the Ryron and Rener.
I have only had to use my training once in a street confrontation and everything they say is correct. I was in a position of "the zone" and didn't want to physically fight the guy. It was an avoidable confrontation but the guy was pushing a teenager (they were not related, the guy was just being a jerk to the kid) and threatening his girlfriend. Seeing that an adult was abusing a minor, I couldn't stand for it and tried to stop the situation by just pleading with him to stop.
He responds to my assistance by pushing me and I took him down with a single leg by countering his follow up telegraph right haymaker, took his back and I did not have to throw punches when I took the back and he could not do anything by scream like a baby. I told my friend who was accompanying me to call the police and I had his back through the whole duration and that was that.
That was awesome
HajimeNoJMo Right cross counter!! =D
I am a Rener Gracie fan. So much real material here.
So enjoyable to see you guys and your comradery looking out for others in such a positive way. Very inspiring to a non-practioner to get involved at an opportunity.
I used to work with this dude. He was chill. Loved jujitsu and mma. Pretty sure he held back on doing some serious damage to that guy.
You can totally see the MMA when he starts punching. Crap.
Whats his insta?
Never a more real breakdown made/spoken/given
"the turtle position is good for turtles"
Couldn't hold back a laugh
Gracie academy is legit
Nate Albrecht I go there for training
Nate Albrecht is Gracie Academy the same as Gracie Barra Jiu Jitsu ?
SpartanChalo13 No
I really wish we had one of there academies near us. I've watched almost all their videos and they're great! I wish we could get our kids into their bulletproof class.
Michail Sarantidis wow you’re so tough..
Flawless teaching. These dudes are master communicators. I am so amped at how brilliant this video was
2:20 I love how it's the girl that comes in and everyone just stops 😂!
I love the Gracies but they say somehting here that i don't agree with. They say here that if an agressive guy walks toward you and gets very close in your "red Zone" that you can firmly put your hands on their arms(biceps) and say "hey, are we cool?" in an attempt to diffuse the situation. Typically, once EITHER person actually touches the other the fight is on. If you are trying to completely avoid a fight, why would you actually touch or grab the other guy? Am I incorrect here? The Gracies are fantastic and I love them and their art and have nothing but the highest respect for them as people and martial artists, but I am confused.
You're 100% correct and I respect what they said in this video but the act of reaching would be considered an act of aggression
Vincent Guarna i agree but honestly if you cant get out of the red zone without jeopardizing your position (meaning making it easier to be hit) securing the aggressors your safest bet.
That is true, but It also depends on the aggressiveness or passiveness of the individual. We must feel the energy of the other person in order to read his intentions. Ultimately, you still want to be one or two steps ahead in position to protect yourself and stay safe and sometimes that requires closing the distance and making contact with the arms.
The reason they said “redzone” is because once the person is in you redzone it’s too late at that point if you’ve let them get that close. I believe what they mean if it gets to the point where you couldn’t diffuse and they get that close get control before they have a chance to strike. That’s how I took it atleast
Right
I started Gracie Jiu Jitsu 2mths ago at the leadership academy in Minocqua WI. I really appreciate the attitude you guys teach your instructors, Humble non-egotistic and well trained martial artist. I have trained in various martial arts.
In the Army Infantry, saw a Gracie Purple belt, Pvt. Welch, got into a fight w/a bully w/collegiate wrestling background, Pvt Creech. Welch had Creech in a rear naked stranglehold. Creech's buddies came from the latrine, began soccer kicking and stomping Welch's head and neck before we could drive them all back. In two seconds they got in enough shots they sent Welch to the E.R. w/severe injuries y traumatic brain injuries. Welch almost died cause he couldn't abandon his position quickly enough to escape, being on his back w/Creech ontop, Welch's heel hooks in and rear naked stranglehold in deep. When it began noone was around but the two fighters. After everyone heard sneakers scuffling y squeaking, guys went to investigate, so I learned that day, I'm only using Jiujitsu to escape the ground y escape holds, to get to my feet or remain on my feet. Ground submissions/ground fighting is for competitive duels only...I've never seen fair fights in daily life outside of combat sports. Fight any bully not of your race, expect to get jumped. Go to lockup, expect to get jumped. Stand up to anyone clicked up in the street, expect to get jumped. Stand up to anyone whose family is in the area, you're getting jumped. Good example is the Brazilian catch wrestler Rufino Dos Santos who got jumped by Carlos, Helio, a steel pipe and their brothers outside of the wrestler's place of work. He got crippled despite having beaten a Gracie brother prior in a duel some days before. Street fights aren't duels. Duels aren't self defense. Fighting duels in a garage or cage doesn't relate to what's waiting for you if you get targeted by predators, street gangs, a mob of bigots or go to lock-up in prison. If you're a cop trying to subdue a single suspect BJJ is great. Self defense, military close combat, SOC-P Combatives is better than Jiujitsu, in my experience. And I'm a Jiujitsuka. But I'm not fighting or submitting noone on da ground.
did they got punished tho?
Interesting perspective. Definitely something to consider. Even this video the guy was susceptible to a head kick from the antagonist buddy.
All very very true things man, that's why I only learn BJJ loosely, to have the skillset needed to control things on the ground to get back up. The two biggest things I tend to see from BJJ users in fights is 1. Being too comfortable on the ground and 2. Going for the big, grand submissions on people in a street fight. In a case like your story, he went with a rear naked, based on how deep it was and what was presented, it was too inefficient when it really mattered. If I'm in a street fight and on the ground, I'm looking to get back up first and secondly, looking to work any small joint manipulations I can, anything that's tourney illegal. Can't punch me as effectively if I snap half his fingers, will hurt himself far more if I break his wrist.
The guy in this video did decently with what training he had, but this was a pure case of being lucky the black guy had no clue what he was doing, and his buddies didn't jump in any more than trying to break it up because he could've either been jumped or slammed in seconds if things were even slightly different
Totally agree. I work as a guard on a teenagers correctional un Colombia and BJJ is great when You are submitting an agressive dude even ir his armed with a knife, but that defitively works only because You work with a team. When dude has it's friends around him, You are definitively not using BJJ and if You go to the ground odds are You are ending at they hospital. One of the most sucessful self defense technique is RNC from standing position if the guy is unarmed. If dude has a weapon You cannot be a purist, just need to survive and work the next day.
Sorry for My English I'm not a native speaker!
Is there any end to that story? Back in the WW1 days people would be sent to the firing squad for deliberately causing permanent injury to a fellow soldier. Does the military have standards or did it allow Creech's friends to survive?
This video also demonstrates a weakness of BJJ in a street fight situation - where you may be up against multiple opponents. Once you're on the ground - the others can curb stomp you with impunity. No matter how well you have locked down the one opponent, his buddies will mess you up.
One of the very first videos in Gracie University is Rener saying exactly the same thing. These boys are not claiming BJJ is good for multiple opponents, they actually outright say no martial art is.
There really isn't a good martial art for multiple opponents, unless you count verbal judo. 😁
Better to just avoid and evade if you can, especially one versus many situations.
You right . But if it’s like 4 guys and I know they won’t let down. I’m gonna strike the closest guy as hard as possible and hope for a knockdown and immediately push on number 2. Muay Thai and BJJ won’t save me but it’ll most definitely help
True.. one of them is going with me! Lol
There is always that one guy saying but....what if he does this, what if this happens. What martial arts works with multiple attackers? There is none. No martial arts works against a group attack.
I love your channel.. This is a great video. I'm a 3rd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and a white belt practitioner of BJJ. And I can tell you that the same thing happens in other martial arts.. The fighting done in karate or Tae Kwon do tournaments is counter productive to the art of street self defense which is what we teach in our school. I tried a tournament when I was a teenager and I was immediately disqualified because I punched my opponent 'illegally' and knocked him out. So I lost the point and the match, but won the fight. Bummer...never did another tournament again and we don't encourage our students to do them for the same reason you point out in this video. Keep up the great work guys!!
I wish I could train at a Gracie Academy. All the schools I've been to the instructors refuse to teach self defense and focus only on sport Jiu-Jitsu.
To bad you don't live where I live and teach
Gracie Combatives has some good stuff on the internet, check it out.
doesnt matter, just learn jiu jitsu, its all applicable.
TheLastFraudster There are no mma gyms that also teach wrestling, judo, or something that works takedowns, throws, and takedown defense? You definitely need to cross train for self defense purposes, you can't just learn kickboxing, or just learn bjj and be prepared for self defense.
I would honestly train muay thai or kickboxing, wrestling, takedown defense, judo, and sport jiu jitsu all together.
As far as the other stuff the gracie's teach, you can learn conflict resolution or deescalation of a confrontation, from a book about the subject.
hzuiel
Nice idea in an ideal world but I haven't got the time or money to dedicate to all those different disciplines.
At the end of the day I love BJJ but first and foremost from a martial art I want to be able to defend myself in a realistic self defense situation. I don't feel I get that with BJJ.
As soon as the white guy was about to get a choke on him they started interfering, then the black dude got out and they let them continue, then he got an arm bar and they started stopping again, then the black dude picked him up and they let it continue, then the white guy got his leg and they stopped the fight again.
Everytime the white dude had the advantage they wanted to stop the fight, and everytime the black dude had a chance again they said "let them go, don't get in their juice"
ikcjjt bull shit
The guy who said "Let them go" was a fairer-minded individual. He was telling the others to stop.
Exactly, if no one had interfered then the guy could have ended it much sooner. My .02 cents...
I noticed the same thing every time the white guy established a submission they stepped in and in the part where the black guy tried to lift the white guy in the corner you can see a black guy holding the white guys hand for just a second thats being jumped i would have snapped then jumped up and called his ass out.
Actually seen that a thousand times in black on white fights involving ground submissions. They interfere as you describe.
I absolutely love these guys energy and passion! Keep up the good work you two! :)
18:41 just a little and knocked out cold?? just a little??? lol that was a huge slam!!!
not a HUGE slam, but definitely not a little one either LOL... went up to at least ryron's waste height. i'd say standing up vertically is 100% slam reach, so this was 50%, definitely not a "little" slam xD
waldomarek
Look again he was nearly eye to eye with a Ryron in a crouch/standing position, way over waist level, full on slam in my eyes
Yeah, brain damage is brain damage.
that was unexpected lol
Not for them.
LOL, "Ryron, you didn't expect to knock him out when you slammed him, did you?" Pause.....pause.....pause....stone cold killer face.
You guys are awesome. I've just started studying jiu jitsu in Australia a month ago at the age of 39. I wish I could get to America and train with you guys. Yous show a lot of respect and knowledge with each other, and to us watching. Thumbs up brothers 👍👍
05:59 when Rener tells him to headbutt. 😆 Cracks me up every time
that loser swung on him, and would have gotten choked out, literally within 10 seconds. Welcome to BJJ my friends. it works.
@MosDaring it does works afterall. But if it was on concrete, the BJJ surely has his back an injury.
Simple pick him up and slam!
@@andresmiguel2573 goodluck with that
ncat boiz Would love to see these BJJ guys in MMA. The game has changed boys, you actually need to know how to fight now!
@@andresmiguel2573 brian ortega one of the best featherweights
Just starting to find out about the legacy of the Gracie family, and their training methods.
Thanks for this guy's.... peeling it right back for me and really helped for the mind and spirit sun tsu and his book the art of war worth a read.👊😬
It frustrates me when people put one fighter at a disadvantage when trying to split up a fight, it leaves them open to cheap shots from their opponent.
I think if two adult men decide they want to fight each other then it's their choice, their life, leave them too it and supervise to ensure it doesn't go too far. But if you do want to split it up, make sure both are controlled because that was just really unfair. The guy deserved to be chocked out, he threw the first punch.
Only adult in the room was that chick.
I wish you'd been there to talk to Romeo
Funny how other people make it so BJJ doesn't work
@Guy V. Sounds like somebody's wife got blacked! lol
@GenuinelyFuriousNigger Ayyylmaooo I was responding to the glaring insecurity of the poster: the white boy is trying to summon the white race to a war in response to a video about two dumb asses fighting-- it's pathetic and shows that he obviously has something against blk ppl (hence, Blacked.com lol).
Second, I don't give a damn about race because I live as an individual-- I stand on my own feet son. (Plus, I'm a black man with a white girlfriend and she told me to put the blacked.com response!!! lol)
2:22 A woman came along, said three words and showed them what _actual_ authority looks like. She reduced the fight to an embarrassing display of immaturity. The whole energy shifts in that moment. That is power. I feel like that's what we should be further analyzing.
I don’t know how I got here but I love the energy and these two bros
*TO BE FAIR: TWO other guys grabbed the Jiu-Jitsu fighter and prevented him from winning quicker.*
Love both the brothers. But Rener, plz let your big bro talk a bit MORE. Share the talk time LOL.
this is such good video. you guys are kind of amazing. thank you
This happens on every bball court everywhere. Everyday. Jujitsu guy did good tho.
He should be glad his neck wasn't broken.
Rener gracie is a beast at Brazilian Jiu jitsu and so is Eddie bravo
its sad most people won't watch all of this video, very good content. So much respect about awareness of actual effectiveness of the system without mindsets like this the system can devolve over the generations.
If you're training for a bar fight, the goal should be to defend yourself long enough for the bouncers to run over and pull the guy off you.
situational awareness and a combat mindset to end it mercilessly and quickly. Combat in the real world is ugly and spontaneous. Best bar fight training is stay the hell outta there lol. Lots of variables in that scenario.
you could tell the black guy was going to swing he got all hunched up and turned sideways
Can't really sucker punch a person who can see you.
Yea for sure he was scared too ifu watch u can see him trying to amp himself up that's why it was a ridiculous looping punch Hoping he knocks the guy out
It's not a sucker punch. A sucker punch is when someone who is out of your view surprises you with a punch. If you say I will kick your ass and then watch me walk up to you with my hand cocked there is no element of surprise. All the black guy did was accept the challenge placed before him. You want to fight because I tried to play you for money and you are a martial artist. You have no discipline, no morals and the head of your gym should reprimand you. This is how you represent jiu-jitsu? You picked a fight with someone well beneath your skill level and experience. To what end? What was proven?
JuC5574 agreed. And i like how the brothers addressed his mistake in issuing the challenge and also how lucky he was at getting picked up, losing control, etc.
+goopup44
yes. I Don't so jiu-jitsu, but it seems like a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. even though this won the fight, he could have been killed if things had gone a little differently. I know a guy who has been training under the gracies for years and he likes to go out and drink and had bottles smashed over his head
I get so in awe of how well they communicate and bounce off of each other that I miss the advice and have to rewind lol
The back guy was clearly looking for a fight.
MustacheVerra I know he's Black, but you must be deaf.
North Star
I'm saying this based on the fact that he threw the 1st punch. Plus He looked like the aggressor overall. The other guy didn't want to play for money so what's the big deal? i could hardly hear what they saying other than that.
Yes. That was normal shit talking. Most times it just carries to the next game, but he wanted to go.
I think they BOTH wanted something to happen
Will Clarke
that's not obvious at all.
The white guy, clearly a UFC fan. The black guy a fan of the knock out game.
@Graciebreakdown Guys, respect! Your input is irreplaceable and this is one of my favorite videos for bjj ever. I like the addition that the street situation approach can also help the sports aspect.
BJJ is still developing here in Bulgaria and I really miss the street situation approach, punch defense and so on. Most schools focus on competing here and it feels like there is a gap on this that I really want to be familiar with.
OSS!
When the Green shirt said, "I'd whoop your ass" I believe he was talking about whooping his ass in a basketball match. I've rewatched it a few times now and I'm fairly certain it was just the wrong phrase to say at the wrong moment after they both escalated their energies so high. I don't fault Black/Red shirt because he was thinking about what he was going to say next, he didn't hear the context and took it as a threat of violence, and I don't even blame him for going for the first punch at that point.
Ya'll are right though, they both could learn to keep their ego's in check and do some deescalating to not let that energy build so high.