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The only high level guy who consistently shows all of their dirty little secrets Like hey numb nuts this is how you beat me Who does this? Keenan Kai does
honestly if it's perfectly executed technique a lot of times even if you know it's coming you won't be able to stuff it. A simple trap and roll if executed perfectly is basically impossibe to stop after it develops to a certain point
Im a gracie white belt with one stripe and I was able to escape from a triangle attempt from a blue belt rolling today from simply watching your video! Thanks so much Keenan!
Yo thanks for the post keenan, blue belt training under Lucas leite. Tried this with all the upper belts from Brazil that are getting ready for pan ams. Had them all tripping because they couldn't get the armbar and couldn't lock up triangle. Appreciate the post oss!
Well really isnt much detail to it, that was pretty much it. You can get into it by tackling opponent, scooping behind both knees or ankles. Key is to get your ridgehands into back of his achilles. Pull up and arch yor back and his too actually. Then turn him over by stepping over him. Pull up on his legs, put one knee into small of back. CAUTION!! CAN BREAK BACK CAUSING PARALYSIS OR DEATH!!!!
Going on 9 months of purposely putting myself in triangles and haven't been finished yet with this. Now I purposely bait the triangle to escape closed guard. I've managed to choke a few people as well who refused to let me spin or let go of the triangle. Officially called the Keenan Escape ;)
This is absolute gold! Watched this months ago and immediately was getting out of triangles. Even a lanky/tall person with proper legs couldn't get it. Love it, thank you so much!
This definitely works got me out of a fully locked triangle today. The guy that I was rolling with was just confused. Thank you for the escape very useful.
Thank you SO MUCH for helping us with our Jiu Jitsu! You are an amazing teacher and visionary grappler. I learn so much from watching you roll and listening to your explanations.
This magic works thanks keenan! Your videos are helping get to purple belt and I've been stuck in blue for six years due to injuries and frail body from overuse in the sport that im a black belt so to speak which is gymnastics like breakdance i competed in the worlds. My neck is very taught and after using any triangle escape I'd need atleast a week off jits from spasms in the neck area post triangle defense. I have started to be stubborn about this purple and took responsibility to teach myself= 99% bullshit videos online made me worse. Found yours= 2 weeks of drilling this escape my black belt friend can't triangle me anymore and my neck does not seize up or take strain in the traps and attachments. I want to deeply thank you and tell everyone that it seems to me your methods are cutting edge genius, hacks to being stuck in jits blues. God bless, hope to meet you in future 🙏
I’ve been looking for an effective triangle escape. I tried what I saw in some other videos and still found myself getting choked or arm barred because I was posturing or staying centered. I tried this tonight, and it worked perfectly. I did lean to the one side to to relieve pressure, and he wasn’t able to reach my head. Before I even completed the turn, he gave up on the triangle. I’m a blue belt with one stripe. My partner tonight has three stripes on a white. Thanks for the great video.
I've been doing a Catch wrestling variation of this for years now, works almost every time. PS. It's is one of the only few legitimately ways to enter Boston Crab.
4 stripe white belt here. Will definitely try this since triangle lock is the favorite submission of every brown belt where I train. Thank you professor!
I have recently started BJJ at 61yrs and I can tell you this has been the most informative video to stop the triangle. It really works!! I feel I am somewhat (more) competitive when rolling against others in the club. Great sport wish I took it up as a teenager. Derrick Hodgson NZ
YAY! I finally subscribed! Thank u so much for this!👌 I am a grey belt (kids) and my friend always triangles me and he's really good at them! Next class is tomorrow so I will try to use this!😁 oss
I’ve tried this many times, it works against most people at my level. Although when I try it with upper belts (brown/black and even some purple) they tend to catch me with straight arm locks (reversed armbar) as soon as I extend my arm towards their neck/shoulder. It really doesn’t work unless I extend my arm, but now I’m too afraid getting caught to even attempt it against more skilled players.
I'm only a white belt, but I've now successfully executed this escape against white, blue, and purple belts without getting arm barred. It's so good vs. people my own skill level I'm half tempted to let them triangle me so I can get an easy pass. I tried it against a guy 50 lbs heavier (and 20 years younger) than me with really long legs, he couldn't choke me with the triangle but I couldn't generate enough torque to get out of the triangle. Still better than what he usually does to me in that position. In addition, I've found that the grip Keenan describes is a very strong defensive grip if you just want to chill and catch a breather in somebody's guard. I've grabbed that loop with both hands and have found it to be a very strong defensive position.
Saulo Ribeiro teaches a similar technique. I have been doing it for a while , tapped a few times to the triangle but never got into an arm bar. This side collapse bit is gold.
Thank you. I deliberately put myself into the triangle tonight and ended up in some failed attempts to escape. Working on this escape in my next class. Appreciate your insight.
Tested and proven! My son could not escape the triangle and would just try to survive it until this video. He has now escaped triangles from top youth competitors. This defense is golden!
Did it!!! It worked!!! Did just once, for the first time, two days ago in class and it got me a lecture from the person about "you are giving your arm, blah, blah, blah", she's the same rank as me, and I didn't want to explain (no talking while rolling, which would have earn me a scolding) I said I was protecting my head, but it did work! I will try it some more, I don't have have long arms and I'm smaller than the guys, so I'll see how it goes
I am convinced, as you show, there is no opportunity for an armbar submission to counter this escape. although I do believe your lapel grip could be broken be power-locking under your arm and hyperextending the elbow joint as you begin to turn which would force you to release your grip.
i just tried this at open mat today. luckily we were in the gi and i remember this last minute 😂. I scrambled for the loop grip and stretched my arm out for a last ditch effort. it worked! broke the triangle lock but fell into an armbar and escaped that as well. need to fine tune it and avoid the armbar next time..
ayy i swear to god i havent been triangled once since watching this. and ive been in some deeeeep triangles. but as long as i get some sort of grip or even just no grip but with my arm across im safe. i basically just bait my arm and most ppl take the bait.
5:35 he wouldn’t try to Omaplata, he would undo the triangle and knee clamp arm bar. The people in the comments are correct, there are endless arm bars for someone who knows how to property hunt them.
I gotta say, out of all of the triangle escapes I have seen, this one is by far the most effective and I use it all the time. I RARELY get eat a triangle these days. This defense is so obscure, few have an answer, but there is one in no gi.
Cool stuff, thank you very much for sharing this! A question: can you tap someone under IBJJF rules with Boston Crab? I guess it's categorized as a spine crank?
It worked for me. Did it twice defending against a purple belt and once against a black belt. Though with the black belt I almost passed out BUT he released and went for the armbar which wasn't there so I got out of that one as well.
This is amazing, got caught in a triangle by both my coach and a juvenile blue who are triangle machines, and this defense absolutely shut down the submission!
You can put your arm to the other side of his body and just spin out. Like if you right arm and head is trapped put your right arm past his right hip then spin out.
Same concept. With the arm he uses to do the loop grip: place your palm in-between the belly button and groin and pull your elbow (almost to a 12-6o'clock) to the mat by the opponent's hip. The other arm grabs the knee that's thrown over the neck mostly for an anchor but, key position. Go active-toes to bring your weight down from opponent's midsection to tailbone. Finally you start driving your shoulder; you need to rotate your upper body first bringing your chest to the groin. From this point the anchoring hand that's on the knee peels the knee back (this arm should also be at an almost 12-6o'clock position) as you posture up. Keep in mind that the hand that's in-between the belly button and groin is used to pin the body down and will most likely stay there until you are freed. Once out from the triangle, cut in with your knee on the side that peeled the opponent's knee out.
Even if you _were_ exposing yourself to a potential armbar (and I agree, it's not really there), _you're starting from a fully-locked triangle!_ This is very clever.
No disrespect but i've been using this move also but little different. I don't extend my arm but i will try it, but does your method work because you're arms are long? i do this same escape but i tuck and grip the hip with that arm and unwind the legs in the same way. Blew my mind to see you do the same escape, made me feel like i am on the right track!! Good STUFF!!!!
Very similar, but use the arm that's inside the triangle to frame against the leg that's on your neck. Fundamentally, the triangle has to compress both sides of your neck to work. So you want to turn toward the leg that's on your neck to at least free up the other side of your neck, then lean back and posture up while using your trapped arm to frame against the leg on your neck. You can push your feet into your opponent's armpits or cross them over your opponent's body while you do this as well.
14:05 that's so easy to remember! How could you forget that stance? Next time they triangle you act like you're in the act of punching them in the face but really in the chest
Looks like a great escape. I'm wondering though, can you break down exactly what's different about why a belly down arm bar doesn't work in the triangle position as opposed to guard. I'm imagining the person on top making a similar motion in closed guard and the bd arm bar looks fairly easy from there.
In this front triangle the opponent's hips are in front of the shoulder, or at best, under the armpit. For the armbar to work he'd have to have his hips behind the shoulder. Keenan talks about how pinching the knee stops the opponent adjusting to that position early. Once you turn the corner during defence the attacker is too far from the shoulder to apply the armbar.
How about the arm clamp? Arm bar won't do since the guy on the bottom needs to switch hip to do the arm bar. But some guys just push the elbow without switching the hips too much because the arm is already stretched out.
This is a good escape and def works. When done with perfect arm position and posture there is no chance of armbar or omoplata. But I wouldnt teach this to white belts. I think they will get caught doing this and should probably use alternatives.
Thanks, practiced this today and it was effective. Would the counter for the bottom person be to reset triangle posture, if the top guy gets that far with such a strong posture, defense? I.e. (grab own, leg, post hands on knees, shoulder walk back, reset the leg circle), go for something else?
Thanks for sharing your ideas Keenan. I'm just a white belt, so feel free to ignore this, but there looks like a solid wrist lock opportunity there for the guy on bottom since your arm can't move backward too well. Trap the arm with left hand, grab Keenan's "knocking knuckles" with the right hand and do a crunch to assist in the wrist lock? I know you would also find a way around this as well, and probably not too many people would attempt wrist lock submissions, just wanted to throw my two cents out there.
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Is there any possible omoplata as u turn after connecting knee to hip? Also , u have any good no g I version??
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Keenan Cornelius how much for a private session?
Cool technique
I haven't been triangled since I watched this about 6 months ago. Thank you!
still havent been triangled? xD
Give us some update.
Do you train?
@@jere.nurkka Yes. But not since the Rona.
I havent been tapped in a year
But thats cuz i dont get to train :(
The dummy doesnt put up much of a fight
The only high level guy who consistently shows all of their dirty little secrets
Like hey numb nuts this is how you beat me
Who does this?
Keenan Kai does
For a price, yes
Marcelo Garcia has been showing his entire game on MGINACTION since 2011 lol
honestly if it's perfectly executed technique a lot of times even if you know it's coming you won't be able to stuff it. A simple trap and roll if executed perfectly is basically impossibe to stop after it develops to a certain point
@@OdinsHallsBrazilianJiuJitsu this is true, but keenan is awesome it just adds.
Nah, this is probably still the shallow end of his game.
The best instructors are the ones that pass on their knowledge. Good job young man!
In other news, most people are average.
Im a gracie white belt with one stripe and I was able to escape from a triangle attempt from a blue belt rolling today from simply watching your video! Thanks so much Keenan!
Yo thanks for the post keenan, blue belt training under Lucas leite. Tried this with all the upper belts from Brazil that are getting ready for pan ams. Had them all tripping because they couldn't get the armbar and couldn't lock up triangle. Appreciate the post oss!
Nicholas Aguilar La Habra or Upland
50 now been around, doing jits since i was in my 30's, this young dude is something special.
more detailed boston crab video plz
That's pretty much all the details you need lol hook both legs, step over and sit on it.
It's the walls of jericho from wwe.
hahahaha
Well really isnt much detail to it, that was pretty much it. You can get into it by tackling opponent, scooping behind both knees or ankles. Key is to get your ridgehands into back of his achilles. Pull up and arch yor back and his too actually. Then turn him over by stepping over him. Pull up on his legs, put one knee into small of back. CAUTION!! CAN BREAK BACK CAUSING PARALYSIS OR DEATH!!!!
Walls of Jericho you stupid idiot . Lol
Going on 9 months of purposely putting myself in triangles and haven't been finished yet with this. Now I purposely bait the triangle to escape closed guard. I've managed to choke a few people as well who refused to let me spin or let go of the triangle. Officially called the Keenan Escape ;)
Purposely bait triangles to escape closed guard... there's a sentence I never thought I'd see 😂
Used it last night rolling...absolutely worked like a charm. Completely eliminated his reach and defended against it. Thank you!
This is absolute gold! Watched this months ago and immediately was getting out of triangles. Even a lanky/tall person with proper legs couldn't get it. Love it, thank you so much!
this technique is nuts amazing.. and you created this at 16?! what are you a freakin' genius Kenaan? Thanks for sharing this little gem
This definitely works got me out of a fully locked triangle today. The guy that I was rolling with was just confused. Thank you for the escape very useful.
Thank you SO MUCH for helping us with our Jiu Jitsu! You are an amazing teacher and visionary grappler. I learn so much from watching you roll and listening to your explanations.
Kneenan can you upload more no gi versions too tho? here and on your online school .
When Keenan speaks it works, it works.
I watched and learned this two nights ago, and used it twice tonight in sparring. Thank you, brother - worked exactly as you said!
keenan feels like that one coach you feel comfortable with all the time and can joke around and be fun with
Keenan is an absolute of greatness : Humble, Cool, Super Technical, lots of victories, lot of share,
Thank you Keenan, you are showing the path.
This magic works thanks keenan! Your videos are helping get to purple belt and I've been stuck in blue for six years due to injuries and frail body from overuse in the sport that im a black belt so to speak which is gymnastics like breakdance i competed in the worlds. My neck is very taught and after using any triangle escape I'd need atleast a week off jits from spasms in the neck area post triangle defense. I have started to be stubborn about this purple and took responsibility to teach myself= 99% bullshit videos online made me worse. Found yours= 2 weeks of drilling this escape my black belt friend can't triangle me anymore and my neck does not seize up or take strain in the traps and attachments. I want to deeply thank you and tell everyone that it seems to me your methods are cutting edge genius, hacks to being stuck in jits blues. God bless, hope to meet you in future 🙏
I’ve been looking for an effective triangle escape. I tried what I saw in some other videos and still found myself getting choked or arm barred because I was posturing or staying centered. I tried this tonight, and it worked perfectly. I did lean to the one side to to relieve pressure, and he wasn’t able to reach my head. Before I even completed the turn, he gave up on the triangle. I’m a blue belt with one stripe. My partner tonight has three stripes on a white. Thanks for the great video.
Hell yeah! I did that escape on my instructor! He was surprised and pissed off at the same time 😂
I remember trying it on my instructor and he told me to take my arm out and paused lol :(
If Keenan says it works... it works darn it!
Gotta remember this, everybody's different. He's a amazing grappler and gotta give me that.
not in 2020 europeans
Not against Felipe andrew
I pulled-off this counter, today. I literally only watched the video the night before and it worked for me. THANKS.
6 years of training and I've only just now found your page?! lol *subscribed* Your stuff is gold, Keenan. Thanks!
Micayla Presley welcome
Nice technical grappling! Devil is in the details. I'm sure guys have been armlocked while perfecting this
I've been doing a Catch wrestling variation of this for years now, works almost every time. PS. It's is one of the only few legitimately ways to enter Boston Crab.
4 stripe white belt here. Will definitely try this since triangle lock is the favorite submission of every brown belt where I train. Thank you professor!
I just saw a high-level, competitive BJJ black belt demonstrate the Boston Crab. My life is now complete.
I have recently started BJJ at 61yrs and I can tell you this has been the most informative video to stop the triangle. It really works!! I feel I am somewhat (more) competitive when rolling against others in the club. Great sport wish I took it up as a teenager. Derrick Hodgson NZ
When the guy is a beast he is not afraid of showing his best moves.... tonight Im going to get into a few triangles and practice it.
Keenan is re-inventing Jiu Jitsu!
Kernans prologue
"You WILL get armbarred, IF you do it wrong"
YAY! I finally subscribed! Thank u so much for this!👌 I am a grey belt (kids) and my friend always triangles me and he's really good at them! Next class is tomorrow so I will try to use this!😁 oss
I’ve tried this many times, it works against most people at my level. Although when I try it with upper belts (brown/black and even some purple) they tend to catch me with straight arm locks (reversed armbar) as soon as I extend my arm towards their neck/shoulder. It really doesn’t work unless I extend my arm, but now I’m too afraid getting caught to even attempt it against more skilled players.
Thank you BJJ expert Keenan Cornelius. I definitely trust you and your moves. Thank you for sharing!
I'm only a white belt, but I've now successfully executed this escape against white, blue, and purple belts without getting arm barred. It's so good vs. people my own skill level I'm half tempted to let them triangle me so I can get an easy pass. I tried it against a guy 50 lbs heavier (and 20 years younger) than me with really long legs, he couldn't choke me with the triangle but I couldn't generate enough torque to get out of the triangle. Still better than what he usually does to me in that position. In addition, I've found that the grip Keenan describes is a very strong defensive grip if you just want to chill and catch a breather in somebody's guard. I've grabbed that loop with both hands and have found it to be a very strong defensive position.
Saulo Ribeiro teaches a similar technique. I have been doing it for a while , tapped a few times to the triangle but never got into an arm bar. This side collapse bit is gold.
A variation to my favorite triangle escape, with some phenomenal details. Thanks for sharing, this is a game changer for me!
Thank you. I deliberately put myself into the triangle tonight and ended up in some failed attempts to escape. Working on this escape in my next class. Appreciate your insight.
Gosh, I think many friends from my school are watching your videos, I could not finalized one guy last week, he defended like you said!
Fantastic! Thank you for taking the time to show this.
Wish I saw this before Sunday's class. Blue belt got me in a triangle choke hold and my throat still hurts. Subscribed
Thanks to guys like you this sport grows.
Thankyou brother. I’ve modified it a bit but I haven’t been triangled since I found this video 3.5 years ago 💪🏾
Went to open mat today, set up two guys that normally would lock a triangle. Instead I passed and got the sub!!! Thanks for all your help!!
It's something close to what saulo teaches. Keenan you should come to a bjjlibrary to show the technique at university of jiujitsu aka Ribeirojj HQ.
Larry Dayzie yeah outside the loop grip.its almost exactly the same positioning as Saulo’s defense
Tested and proven! My son could not escape the triangle and would just try to survive it until this video. He has now escaped triangles from top youth competitors. This defense is golden!
I am a white belt in UK, and get pulled into tri angle quite a bit, been using this week and it's been a life saver.
Did it!!! It worked!!! Did just once, for the first time, two days ago in class and it got me a lecture from the person about "you are giving your arm, blah, blah, blah", she's the same rank as me, and I didn't want to explain (no talking while rolling, which would have earn me a scolding) I said I was protecting my head, but it did work! I will try it some more, I don't have have long arms and I'm smaller than the guys, so I'll see how it goes
I am convinced, as you show, there is no opportunity for an armbar submission to counter this escape. although I do believe your lapel grip could be broken be power-locking under your arm and hyperextending the elbow joint as you begin to turn which would force you to release your grip.
Who else is watching this after the euros 2020?
Lol 😂😂😂👍👍👍
Lol
Came back for the comments
Back to the drawing board
Pretty sure I saw Marcelo Garcia do this exact same technique... in 25 seconds on Facebook.
i just tried this at open mat today. luckily we were in the gi and i remember this last minute 😂. I scrambled for the loop grip and stretched my arm out for a last ditch effort. it worked! broke the triangle lock but fell into an armbar and escaped that as well. need to fine tune it and avoid the armbar next time..
ayy i swear to god i havent been triangled once since watching this. and ive been in some deeeeep triangles. but as long as i get some sort of grip or even just no grip but with my arm across im safe. i basically just bait my arm and most ppl take the bait.
This is actually amazing and works with SO much success that I'm actually feel comfortable being in a triangle 😂.
Thank you for revealing this ingenious move Sir!
Works great! I tried it successfully on my gyms "Triangulator". Subscribed!
Triangulator :)))))))
5:35 he wouldn’t try to Omaplata, he would undo the triangle and knee clamp arm bar. The people in the comments are correct, there are endless arm bars for someone who knows how to property hunt them.
You are a true professor!!! Hi from Athens, Greece.
The problem with this defense is that the risk of ashi gatame is permanent if you face a fast opponent.
I gotta say, out of all of the triangle escapes I have seen, this one is by far the most effective and I use it all the time. I RARELY get eat a triangle these days. This defense is so obscure, few have an answer, but there is one in no gi.
Love this out of the box thinking. I bet that's how bjj was born. Will definitely be giving this move a try. Subscribed.
Cool stuff, thank you very much for sharing this! A question: can you tap someone under IBJJF rules with Boston Crab? I guess it's categorized as a spine crank?
I'm 5'8" my instructor is 6'3" and is really hard to hit this escape on him!
I almost went to sleep
It worked for me. Did it twice defending against a purple belt and once against a black belt. Though with the black belt I almost passed out BUT he released and went for the armbar which wasn't there so I got out of that one as well.
A scholar and a gentleman
Keenan Cornelius the armbar is always there. This is the way
This is amazing, got caught in a triangle by both my coach and a juvenile blue who are triangle machines, and this defense absolutely shut down the submission!
He forgot about this vid when he fought Felipe Andrews.
Great execution of The BOSTON CRAB!!!
I learned the Boston crab long before I ever did jiujitsu
Beautiful, Keenan. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
how could u modify this for no gi
cause triangles keep getting me
You can put your arm to the other side of his body and just spin out. Like if you right arm and head is trapped put your right arm past his right hip then spin out.
It kind of reminds me of a modified double undertook guard pass..
Same concept. With the arm he uses to do the loop grip: place your palm in-between the belly button and groin and pull your elbow (almost to a 12-6o'clock) to the mat by the opponent's hip. The other arm grabs the knee that's thrown over the neck mostly for an anchor but, key position. Go active-toes to bring your weight down from opponent's midsection to tailbone. Finally you start driving your shoulder; you need to rotate your upper body first bringing your chest to the groin. From this point the anchoring hand that's on the knee peels the knee back (this arm should also be at an almost 12-6o'clock position) as you posture up. Keep in mind that the hand that's in-between the belly button and groin is used to pin the body down and will most likely stay there until you are freed. Once out from the triangle, cut in with your knee on the side that peeled the opponent's knee out.
I've managed to apply this defence on a 5th degree black belt today and it worked.
Thank you!! I'm trying this, don't know when, but I will.
Even if you _were_ exposing yourself to a potential armbar (and I agree, it's not really there), _you're starting from a fully-locked triangle!_ This is very clever.
Thanks brother, got caught today with a really tight triangle. This looks like gold.
No disrespect but i've been using this move also but little different. I don't extend my arm but i will try it, but does your method work because you're arms are long? i do this same escape but i tuck and grip the hip with that arm and unwind the legs in the same way. Blew my mind to see you do the same escape, made me feel like i am on the right track!!
Good STUFF!!!!
What about grabbing the very bottom of the lapale where your making the grip I wonder if it would still stay bunched up for that solid of a grip.
He looks like the coolest guy to hang around. He had this troll face when he said “Trust me, I’m an expert” xD
What about no gi defense once it's locked in
Very similar, but use the arm that's inside the triangle to frame against the leg that's on your neck. Fundamentally, the triangle has to compress both sides of your neck to work. So you want to turn toward the leg that's on your neck to at least free up the other side of your neck, then lean back and posture up while using your trapped arm to frame against the leg on your neck. You can push your feet into your opponent's armpits or cross them over your opponent's body while you do this as well.
14:05 that's so easy to remember! How could you forget that stance? Next time they triangle you act like you're in the act of punching them in the face but really in the chest
Looks like a great escape. I'm wondering though, can you break down exactly what's different about why a belly down arm bar doesn't work in the triangle position as opposed to guard. I'm imagining the person on top making a similar motion in closed guard and the bd arm bar looks fairly easy from there.
In this front triangle the opponent's hips are in front of the shoulder, or at best, under the armpit. For the armbar to work he'd have to have his hips behind the shoulder. Keenan talks about how pinching the knee stops the opponent adjusting to that position early. Once you turn the corner during defence the attacker is too far from the shoulder to apply the armbar.
What if your oponent is not wearing kimono or shirt?
@@kaboxing7351 then do a different triangle escape lmao
I tried this move yesterday in training, it works
"Woah woah, let me get my grips" am I thr only one that like that part?
If this was a self defense situation with no gi. Would grabbing the assailants neck be viable for this?
I was tired of old and useless triangle defences, finally something that can work for real
WORKS!!!!! Details for No Gi option?? Fantastic technique Keenan, Thanks. What's the no gi version?
How about the arm clamp? Arm bar won't do since the guy on the bottom needs to switch hip to do the arm bar. But some guys just push the elbow without switching the hips too much because the arm is already stretched out.
@ 1:15 "trust me, I'm an expert" agreed
One of my teachers was showing me this today and I was wondering where he learned it now I know
This is a good escape and def works. When done with perfect arm position and posture there is no chance of armbar or omoplata. But I wouldnt teach this to white belts. I think they will get caught doing this and should probably use alternatives.
Thanks, practiced this today and it was effective. Would the counter for the bottom person be to reset triangle posture, if the top guy gets that far with such a strong posture, defense? I.e. (grab own, leg, post hands on knees, shoulder walk back, reset the leg circle), go for something else?
Just a thought as unproven; that maybe without gi handle, I'm thinking base your grip underneath his arm isolating the use of his arm to redirect you!
very efect in europens 2020
Felipe sends hi
Lol 😁👍😂
For the omaplata, what if they open their own lapel, the one you’re grabbing, right before going for it?
Thanks for sharing your ideas Keenan. I'm just a white belt, so feel free to ignore this, but there looks like a solid wrist lock opportunity there for the guy on bottom since your arm can't move backward too well. Trap the arm with left hand, grab Keenan's "knocking knuckles" with the right hand and do a crunch to assist in the wrist lock? I know you would also find a way around this as well, and probably not too many people would attempt wrist lock submissions, just wanted to throw my two cents out there.
Where does Keenan teach BJJ? Does he do private lessons?
What if he lets the right let go and adjusts his right leg across your belly, then throw the left leg over for an arm bar? Hmmm
Keenan's ears show that he has been through battles.
Thanks Keenan. Looking to try this.