Bjj for "Dummies" - Solo conditioning drills & programming for Jiu-Jitsu
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Please remember even though I have used our dummy and specific dummy drills in this example, this concept can be applied to any other solo drills as well.
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Been doing bjj for about 3 months now and have definitely learned a lot but I’m only able to train when I’m at the gym. I purchased a dummy so I can drill techniques at home, I know it’ll help me improve my game. Thank you!
thanks for the video, it really helps me as a beginner....please, continue to create such a video using BJJ dummies
I love training on my dummies so it's a pleasure watching others share ideas and drills so thank you for the visual and all your efforts. - Blessings to you
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i have that one, too. lol.
I just found your videos and think they are very helpful, especially the explanations you give on what to do in each drill. I made my own dummy and will do these 5 drills. Thanks for the instructions!
Awesome, thank you!
The year is 2020 and the world is in quarentine. Dummy put My Jiu-jitsu save in this times. Thank you for the ideas !
Thanks for Drill!
very well done
Thank you for your support!
Love your content brother 🤙
hey thank you so much!
Greetings from Beijing! I also just purchased the Fairtex GD 2, but mine seems to be a lot heavier than yours. I cant move it around as casually as you do in your video. Also I find the arms are too rigid, some drills feel really uncomfortable because of the arms. For instance I find mounted triangles on this dummy impossible! I think this dummy is better suited for top drills
thank you
Loving your dummies videos my friend! Hope you keep making them. Just a quick question about your Fairtex dummy: what’s your opinion of its durability? I’m thinking of getting one, but am concerned that the arms appear a little flimsy and that the material might split or tear. Many thanks and keep up the good work!
Paul Watt thank you for your comment! Durability wise they are quite ok, especially for personal use. Gym use might get more tricky. As long as you don’t yank on them unnecessarily it should hold. But like I said with gym use it’s hard to control everyone. Mine has almost lost one foot :) also, they lose their homogeneity after a while, getting heavier in the bottom. Maybe I should do a video about this too. Hope you have a good one!
BJJ PUB That would be awesome! :)
Where can I get it from?
Not sure atm ma man. It was our company who bought it for the academy
what did you use to fill the dummy with? thx
pre-filled my friend
My standing dummy is called Archie! 🤔🤪
Nidge on Tour haha I give a new name every day as I forget!
Are you in china？
not anymore!