Unlock the Hidden Secrets of Kipping Escape: What the Pros Are Hiding from You!
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- In this video, BJJ 4th degree Blackbelt Björn Friedrich is teaching you all the important details to make the Kipping Mount Escape effective and unstoppable.
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I came across your channel about a year ago trying to find random self defense stuff for bjj and after hearing you explain I immediately subbed cause I could feel you have a very high mat IQ, the level of details you could explain things were eye opening. Not every world class practitioners are good teachers and not all good teachers are world class practitioners. Sometimes they do many things unconsciously like you said I have never seen Gordon Ryan or Gary Tonon kipp like a fish in their escapes even though that's what they teach in their instructionals. It's always just one smooth motion. A few months back I got all the instructionals related to the kipping escape cause I really wanted to learn this move for good but it was hopeless, sometimes it would magically work other times it would never even move the top guy and I think now I can see why. I always felt like I am missing a major piece. I literally stopped putting it to work and moved back to the elbow escape. This is pure gold to be hoenst. Literally no clickbait, no one is teaching this.
I can feel you. We tried every advice from every video and it never worked;-);-)
Great details, thank you for doing a deep dive into this escape. This was shown in our class with the first way you did it, and it never worked for me so I quickly dropped it from my game. Based on this explanation, I will give it another try.
This is great. I've always had a problem trying this escape. Look forward to trying it with your details.
In the beginning it felt completely stupid and all the instructionals helped much. Once I realized that all the good guys were doing it in a certain way but they did not teach it that way.
mindblown, thank you!
Thanks
Thanks.
Mind blown. Thank you!
I will try this. But it would be great if you could demo with someone bigger than you.
I can make another video with my 215 pound brownbelt. So if you want to see certain details just let me know.
@@EffortlessJiuJitsu That would be awesome!
I am now a believer even though I struggle to execute.
@@rstonelee1311 Focus on core engagement and following with your hands to close the gap. Don't bench press your way out.
Could you show how the kipping action beaks the lock?
The guys with whom I roll are like 6.2, 6.3, and ranging from 220 to 250 muscle bound. What do you suggest me exactly ?
First of all you can’t change the laws of physics. It is never easy to roll against stronger and heavier guys. You can’t force things. But wait for the right opportunity to get out of mount. But the kipping escape is pretty strong for sure.
This is similar to the details Galvao shows at 5:27: ruclips.net/video/VbYueGpaslQ/видео.htmlsi=iWGThQYJTR0DcPUZ&t=327. Thanks for teaching this!