I mostly compete Gi, but I cross-train Judo and it's allowed me to absolutely dominate stand up rounds in rolling so far. Can't wait to deploy it at my next competition. Stellar wrestling
As a coach that teaches grappling I tell my students .Wrestling is more than a series of moves it's a mind set and that mind set is to never give into the inferior position and give up on your shot Oss.Great video really enjoyed .
I really liked this video! I like seeing how you focus on the various elements of your game. My gym hardly does any standup, but I really think its a super fun aspect of the sport. Well done!
It’s good to know both, pulling down guard and to wrestle. Wrestling is very useful in jiu jitsu, but it’s unfortunately way less effective against way heavier and bigger opponent, since in wrestling weight matters a lot. You would never see an absolute division in wresting. Pulling Gard works well against them, and also against good wrestler but you gotta learn to pull it well, not just sitting on floor. Instead, force them to come in your close guard or whatever the guard you feel good into.
when you get that single leg, before you start trying to pull him down you should try to step forward and put your foot in between his leg AND THEN step back with your other leg, thats how i learned to do the single leg and it works super well
Usually the leg on the side of the arm you passed across is going to be open. One big Idea I tried to drill into myself while training was to shoot in and grab a leg whenever I saw one was open. So sometimes I’d pass an arm across and that leg would be open so I’d shoot. But sometimes I’d pass it across and it wasn’t open so I wouldn’t shoot. But it’s still is a good opportunity to fake a shot.
James 1:2-4 ESV [2] Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, [3] for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. [4] And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing.
We all had 4 matches in the round robin. Me, the guy that won, and the guy that subbed me went 3-1. But only 2 people could go to the finals. So the 2 people that would have the match for the finals was decided by who had the most subs. I had no subs so I was the one who didn’t get to go to the finals.
Keep that head up when shooting!!! Best advice from me is to just go to a real wrestling club for some months, so you really get the hang of it. Then you can turn back to jits or just staying at wrestling like real men, just kidding 💪💪💪
i got one move that destroys all butt scoots , right knee . that's it no more butt scoot or consciousness . pulling guard is only for sport jiujits , also i have seen multiple dudes try to pull guard in real fights at clubs and get molly wopped by random drunk dudes . you dont want to be on the bottem in a real fight where your getting punched in the face and head butted period .
@@bigbodykarate6403 It really is the most disappointing part of the sport. In the history of man willingly giving up the high ground is the biggest mistake you can make. It's the first thing i teach my students. IF you pull guard in any setting outside of these walls you will get hurt.
As a white belt who’s a former varsity wrestler, I got you. I hate using too much energy on take downs so I always used ones that use little energy. Ankle pick is a great one. To set it up you want the opposite arm from the ankle you’re going for around the neck. Play with him a bit and force him to put that foot forward by pulling him towards you. As soon as that foot comes your way you want to force his head towards his own ankle while pulling his ankle in towards you in like X type motion. Easy take down little effort. I also love the Iowa but it’s called something different everywhere. It’s basically a guillotine but your other arm goes under his armpit and across his back. Whichever way that arm is pointing you circle that way and jack his arm up until he spins to the ground. You’ll have one of the most solid halves in while his shoulders are down. Honestly I’ve tapped kids in wrestling using this pin when it’s in deep enough. Although I’m just a white belt these two have been extremely effective against other white belts and blue belts in my gym. Dope video man!
@@JoshSmith-sr6ksthat's from front headlock. I think he is talking about Iowa ride to a 3/4 stack. I don't think I can post links so Google that and it should get you there
You are pretty darn good at your martial arts, but so are LOADS of people. The reason I love your channel is because you are ridiculously good at explaining what is going on as the match goes. With the Olympics coming up, would you consider doing commentary video of the wrestling?
Great job Josh! Always enjoy watching your progression - especially in things you (most people) are uncomfortable with - wrestling. Its typically a brutal sport that most people that are good at have supernatural ability. Most aren't cut out for wrestling, but you made it look easy with 60 days of hard work, great!
Uchi mata and the chin whip are both great counters to single legs. Neither takes a whole lot of skill. Wrestling style o goshi is my favorite takedown. Once you have them loaded on your hips, it doesn't matter how good they are, and you know whether or not you're going to get the throw from the moment you cross step. Also, if someone ever tries to hip toss you, drop your hips below theirs and body lock.
If you want a good reason to not guard pull watch Pride, people on their butts get soccer kicked, stomped and smashed, sport BJJ is getting ridiculous, didn't see rickson gracie ever sit his butt down 😅 😅
Watch both highlight reels and instructional videos from Jon Smith if you want to be an expert at finishing shots. Think like Bruce Lee, use what works from his techniques as they apply to your BJJ game, ditch the stuff that doesn't work. Trial and error will be part of the learning curve but I guarantee learning a lot of what Jon Smith is a master of will greatly help your takedown game when it comes to finishing shots, especially single legs. Hell, I'd even love to see a BJJ artist who loves pulling guard learn to apply Jon Smiths low single techniques to BJJ.
I applaud your willingness to fill in weaknesses and that attitude is needed to push jiujitsu forward out of its current awkward state. But if we are ever going to get good at standing grappling we have to stop learning from people who suck at it. Jiujitsu people are trash on their feet. The people everyone claims are really good are terrible. The only reason their dorky nonsense works is because everyone else sucks too.
Congrats on standing up! I hope you keep this up because this is exactly how you improve as a fighter. It'd be fun to see you join a beginner wrestler or judo tournament with your jiu jitsu skills
I'm a judo/wrestling guy dabbling in jiujitsu, so it's funny to see the opposite direction. I'm curious on what your opinion is on duck-unders in jiu-jitsu? Not sure if it's guillotine hazard or if you think it transitions well to something like arm-triangle etc.?
pulling guard is not real , you cant do that in self defense so you shouldn't train it for competition , you'll develop bad habits that you WILL go straight too when put under pressure and get wrecked , pull guard on asphalt against a wrestler( or someone with a basic knowledge of how to stay on top like a bouncer) once and tell me how that goes for you .
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Wrestling is hard but when you fight someone with no wrestling it feels unfair almost.
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I'm gonna learn first boxing then wrestling then muay Thai then judo then bjj and win street fights 9/10 times
@@alpFiLa atp just do combat sambo
Legit the best description of what it feels like to wrestle non wrestlers 😭😭
@@Chris-nq3et is it possible to learn all of them at once
I mostly compete Gi, but I cross-train Judo and it's allowed me to absolutely dominate stand up rounds in rolling so far. Can't wait to deploy it at my next competition. Stellar wrestling
Yeah I bet that Judo cross training helps a ton! A lot of people in BJJ neglect the stand up (myself included lol)
Man, this video made me want to study wrestling more.
Happy to hear it, I’ve had a lot of fun working it
Where do you train? Let's do a Josh v Josh session 🫶🤝
Let’s do it, I train at 10th Planet New York City. I’m usually there for the night classes
@@JoshRichBJJheck yeah, great videos bro 👏
Really well done, but wow that sucks losing to the guy because the ref thought you tapped. Would love to see more of this in the future!
Getting ready for my first comp. The beginning of the video is so relatable 😅
Dope bro. Love seeing you evolve more and more
I appreciate it man!
No.1 wrestling defense in jiu-jitsu: run out of bounce.
Factual
Its hilarious that you put a paragraph over your face at the end 😂😂😂
Started doing wrestling once a week myself and just that alone has made such a difference ..
Beautiful wrestling Josh! Remember watching your first video and you have grown immensely everywhere. Keep on keeping on bro
You made major improvements with your wrestling in just a couple months.
Well done. That's great progress for 60 days.
Thank you!
As a coach that teaches grappling I tell my students .Wrestling is more than a series of moves it's a mind set and that mind set is to never give into the inferior position and give up on your shot Oss.Great video really enjoyed .
Awesome proud of you man seing you start to work on takedowns and finally become the man you were meant to be
Its insane that even grappling with another style you are such a beast.
Lol thanks man!
My favorite bjj RUclipsr. Thanks for the content!
Thanks you for watching!
Good job Josh! I am also not the best at wrestling so you’re not alone! You have gotten a lot better! Good luck!
Thank you man!
No problem!
I really liked this video! I like seeing how you focus on the various elements of your game. My gym hardly does any standup, but I really think its a super fun aspect of the sport. Well done!
Respect dude, it seems simple yet effective standing game
It’s good to know both, pulling down guard and to wrestle.
Wrestling is very useful in jiu jitsu, but it’s unfortunately way less effective against way heavier and bigger opponent, since in wrestling weight matters a lot. You would never see an absolute division in wresting.
Pulling Gard works well against them, and also against good wrestler but you gotta learn to pull it well, not just sitting on floor. Instead, force them to come in your close guard or whatever the guard you feel good into.
Great work my man.
when you get that single leg, before you start trying to pull him down you should try to step forward and put your foot in between his leg AND THEN step back with your other leg, thats how i learned to do the single leg and it works super well
So when passing the arm over, you can shoot for any leg? Great video
Usually the leg on the side of the arm you passed across is going to be open. One big Idea I tried to drill into myself while training was to shoot in and grab a leg whenever I saw one was open. So sometimes I’d pass an arm across and that leg would be open so I’d shoot. But sometimes I’d pass it across and it wasn’t open so I wouldn’t shoot. But it’s still is a good opportunity to fake a shot.
@@JoshRichBJJ thanks man! Trying to work on my terrible wrestling I’ll think of this while training
Man I Like your Videos! Good job!!
at 2:30 the throw was not an uchi mata it was osoto gari
That’s quite a nice elbow pass single.
OMG robin at Tenth planet? Wouldn't have thought I'd ever see the day.
That trip at 6:25 was so good!
Great video
James 1:2-4 ESV
[2] Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, [3] for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. [4] And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing.
It would be amazing if you'd come down to institute of jiu-jitsu bangalore 😎
How are you able to compete so often? Do you travel a lot?
Kinda, luckily I live in NYC so there are a lot of competitions in driving distance
@@JoshRichBJJ that’s awesome! Yeah I’m in the Midwest so anything under like 3 hours away doesn’t happen very often haha
Please explain how the guy you beat got 1st even with round robin rules??
We all had 4 matches in the round robin. Me, the guy that won, and the guy that subbed me went 3-1. But only 2 people could go to the finals. So the 2 people that would have the match for the finals was decided by who had the most subs. I had no subs so I was the one who didn’t get to go to the finals.
@@JoshRichBJJ oh ok now I see, thats still crazy if you ask me lol great work anyways!
That guy that Kimura’d you had been training for ever 😂 he shouldn’t be in that division
Do you feel like the wrestling helped in the other parts of your game?
I am horrible at takedowns, but I'm better at passing than bottom guard so I have to become better at wrestling
An important lesson here is that getting a good takedown game means you'll usually be up on points
I want to see you in the gi more
I’ve been considering training in it. I might make a video where I train in it for a week, then compete in it
@@JoshRichBJJ I train at a great gym in jersey if you ever wanna stop by
LOL, not Vegeta
Danahar said "Why would you ignore 50% of the body". So, why would you ignore 50% of grappling???
2:30 harai goshi*
Love your Vids but i think you should make them bit longer.Not like days but more of a fotage.Anyways great content ideas
do you only train no gi?
Yeah have only trained and competed in the gi once. I’m open to trying it more though, it was fun the times I trained it.
2:30 is not uchi mata its harai goshi
He threw you w harai goshi not uchi mata
Keep that head up when shooting!!! Best advice from me is to just go to a real wrestling club for some months, so you really get the hang of it. Then you can turn back to jits or just staying at wrestling like real men, just kidding 💪💪💪
YEAAAHHH BUDDDDY
Loses one match and gets 3rd 😢
Yeah 😢
Butt scooting is the dance of our people... We cannot abandon our tradition
I’ll never fully abandon my guard pulling ways don’t worry!
"Where I'm from when a man wraps his legs around another man. We don't call that "Jiu Jitsu", we call that something else" - Chael Sonnen
i got one move that destroys all butt scoots , right knee . that's it no more butt scoot or consciousness . pulling guard is only for sport jiujits , also i have seen multiple dudes try to pull guard in real fights at clubs and get molly wopped by random drunk dudes . you dont want to be on the bottem in a real fight where your getting punched in the face and head butted period .
@@bigbodykarate6403 It really is the most disappointing part of the sport. In the history of man willingly giving up the high ground is the biggest mistake you can make. It's the first thing i teach my students. IF you pull guard in any setting outside of these walls you will get hurt.
@@bigbodykarate6403dudes actually do that shit? That’s crazy I thought I was just a meme. Especially against untrained drunks you can just armdrag
The throw / takedown at 2:32 would be classified as a harai goshi in judo. Uchi mata has tori's leg up between the legs of uke.
As a white belt who’s a former varsity wrestler, I got you. I hate using too much energy on take downs so I always used ones that use little energy. Ankle pick is a great one. To set it up you want the opposite arm from the ankle you’re going for around the neck. Play with him a bit and force him to put that foot forward by pulling him towards you. As soon as that foot comes your way you want to force his head towards his own ankle while pulling his ankle in towards you in like X type motion. Easy take down little effort. I also love the Iowa but it’s called something different everywhere. It’s basically a guillotine but your other arm goes under his armpit and across his back. Whichever way that arm is pointing you circle that way and jack his arm up until he spins to the ground. You’ll have one of the most solid halves in while his shoulders are down. Honestly I’ve tapped kids in wrestling using this pin when it’s in deep enough.
Although I’m just a white belt these two have been extremely effective against other white belts and blue belts in my gym.
Dope video man!
Thanks for the tips dude!
Sounds like a Cow Catcher
@@JoshSmith-sr6ksthat's from front headlock. I think he is talking about Iowa ride to a 3/4 stack. I don't think I can post links so Google that and it should get you there
what else is that iowa thing called? I'm in Australia so there's like no wrestling here
I’m glad you’ve seen the light
I've been converted 😂
You are pretty darn good at your martial arts, but so are LOADS of people. The reason I love your channel is because you are ridiculously good at explaining what is going on as the match goes. With the Olympics coming up, would you consider doing commentary video of the wrestling?
He's not very qualified to do that TBH. Wrestling rules are substantially different and he's not even too adept at wrestling for BJJ
2:31 is a harai goshi, uchi matas sweep the inside leg not the far leg. Good vid tho!
Shoot you’re right, thanks for the correction!
Great job Josh! Always enjoy watching your progression - especially in things you (most people) are uncomfortable with - wrestling. Its typically a brutal sport that most people that are good at have supernatural ability. Most aren't cut out for wrestling, but you made it look easy with 60 days of hard work, great!
Thank you Jamie! Yeah it was pretty tough at first, cause wrestling is just so exhausting lol
6:26 oof,that looked rough
Not sure if this is what you meant but you only receive a negative for pulling guard in adcc overtime and finals regulation! 🤗🤗
One of my favorite videos by you, I have nothing against guard but I am glad you decided to work on your stand up and take down game.
So great to see you challenging yourself, that means you evolve in jj
I would look at more wizards when someone has your leg. It allows you to regain control and puts a lot of pressure on the opponent.
Hello josh I just wanted to know where you train I want to get as good as you one day
I’ve been focusing on wrestling for the last 6 months and it’s more difficult that I thought. It’s also exhausting
I stopped pulling myself years ago, was hoping you’d work duck unders
How come 1st place guy lost one but gets first, but you only lost one too, but get 3rd?
Nah I wrestle all the time and you look great. You broke it down and learned good concepts
another 60 days please
How does the 17 years old boy get a first medal? You won by point how he got first ???
It was round robin and because me, him, and the guy that tapped me all were 3-1, it came down to who had the most subs. And it was him
I like
I love ur vids and bjj
good shit to see man
Hi josh! Nice to see your progress. Btw around 2:30 thats a harai goshi "sweeping hip throw" variation and not uchi mata. ☺️💪
Please make absolute miracle merch😂😂😂
That’s a good idea 🤔
Uchi mata and the chin whip are both great counters to single legs. Neither takes a whole lot of skill.
Wrestling style o goshi is my favorite takedown. Once you have them loaded on your hips, it doesn't matter how good they are, and you know whether or not you're going to get the throw from the moment you cross step.
Also, if someone ever tries to hip toss you, drop your hips below theirs and body lock.
In my tourni I got 3 I got a triangle both of my fights
Awesome!
SO THERE IS HOPE FOR ME!! 🎉 😂
😂😂
The best tip i got is to get physically strong enough to actually do the wrestling techniques.
If you want a good reason to not guard pull watch Pride, people on their butts get soccer kicked, stomped and smashed, sport BJJ is getting ridiculous, didn't see rickson gracie ever sit his butt down 😅 😅
Good job josh u did greatttt
Thanks dude!
Could you try greco-roman wrestling?
No way the guy in the saian armor rash guard was a purple belt
Really enjoyed this ....
Nice mate, this was both educational and enjoyable to watch. Thanks
Happy to hear that man
Also look at more fire man carry
Round robin rules are BS
Some scenes look dirty
Amazing!
Awesome video man :)
Thanks dude!
Watch both highlight reels and instructional videos from Jon Smith if you want to be an expert at finishing shots. Think like Bruce Lee, use what works from his techniques as they apply to your BJJ game, ditch the stuff that doesn't work. Trial and error will be part of the learning curve but I guarantee learning a lot of what Jon Smith is a master of will greatly help your takedown game when it comes to finishing shots, especially single legs. Hell, I'd even love to see a BJJ artist who loves pulling guard learn to apply Jon Smiths low single techniques to BJJ.
I applaud your willingness to fill in weaknesses and that attitude is needed to push jiujitsu forward out of its current awkward state. But if we are ever going to get good at standing grappling we have to stop learning from people who suck at it. Jiujitsu people are trash on their feet. The people everyone claims are really good are terrible. The only reason their dorky nonsense works is because everyone else sucks too.
Youre the goat josh. My Fav grappler RUclipsr
Thanks man!
@@JoshRichBJJ 🐐
You should pass by jiulivre. Its been awhile since I've rolled against you.
Congrats on standing up! I hope you keep this up because this is exactly how you improve as a fighter. It'd be fun to see you join a beginner wrestler or judo tournament with your jiu jitsu skills
The ref didn’t say stop, your opponent had mind control over you, he told you and you did it 😂
I'm a judo/wrestling guy dabbling in jiujitsu, so it's funny to see the opposite direction. I'm curious on what your opinion is on duck-unders in jiu-jitsu? Not sure if it's guillotine hazard or if you think it transitions well to something like arm-triangle etc.?
My coach taught us a backtake with a duck under so yeah it's great
Good on ya. Amazing progress for 60 days imo
nice improvement
At 2:30 Ken throws you with an osotogari not an Uchi mata. Glad you’ve been stepping up that takedown game though. Looking good bud 👍
Harai goshi/tai otoshi
pulling guard is not real , you cant do that in self defense so you shouldn't train it for competition , you'll develop bad habits that you WILL go straight too when put under pressure and get wrecked , pull guard on asphalt against a wrestler( or someone with a basic knowledge of how to stay on top like a bouncer) once and tell me how that goes for you .
Nobody gives a shit
Why would asphalt grappling be a consideration when practising a hobby for fun? Not every hobby needs to turn into some survivalist training camp.
Great job man! Come back to standard 😂