3 Most Important Defensive Layers to Master in Jiu-jitsu
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- 3 Most Important Defensive Layers to Master in Jiu-jitsu
Welcome to the official RUclips channel of Giancarlo Bodoni, ADCC Gold Medalist and renowned Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner. Join us as we delve into the world of Jiu-Jitsu and explore the crucial aspect of being defensively sound, particularly for beginners.
In this video, Giancarlo Bodoni shares his invaluable insights and experiences gained from years of honing his defensive skills on the mats. He emphasizes the importance of a solid defensive foundation and how it can pave the way for success in Jiu-Jitsu. If you start learning anything in Jiu-jitsu first, learn to master these 3 layers to defense.
Discover the key defensive concepts that every Jiu-Jitsu practitioner should master, from maintaining proper posture and base, to understanding distance management and effective framing techniques. Giancarlo breaks down fundamental defensive maneuvers and provides practical demonstrations, enabling you to build a strong defensive game from the ground up.
With a focus on developing a solid defense, Giancarlo encourages beginners to prioritize safety and control, understanding that defense is not just about protecting yourself but also about setting up opportunities for effective offense. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls and survive challenging situations on the mat, empowering you to navigate any Jiu-Jitsu encounter with confidence.
Whether you're a beginner looking to establish a strong foundation or an experienced practitioner seeking to refine your defensive skills, Giancarlo Bodoni's expertise and guidance will elevate your Jiu-Jitsu journey.
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I entered my 1st BJJ competition after 6months training and lost every match. After watching a Danaher video about getting good at frames and escapes (also what is talked about here), I focused on that for the next 4 months. It was HARD I tapped a lot at the beginning, but at the end of the 4 months I tapped WAY less. At open mats I had people ask me if even blue and purple belts can get past my frames and defense. I know they were being hyperbolic, but I knew I'd improved. At my next Grappling Industries comp, last December, I won double gold (GI and no GI) in my weight/age division. So from personal experience, I definitely advocate this method of approaching things, as a white belt.
As Giancarlo student, he’s not kidding. He makes us start in mount, then turtle every single single night. My mount escapes have gotten SO much better from previous years of training.
I am not a floppy noodle. I am a skilled power bottom.
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Demarko flemming
Man, i love this channel!!!
That's one of the best BJJ videos I've seen in a while.
Amusingly, the last 1 minute or so also basically explains how many styles use submissions in standing position, including "low-percentage ones like wristlocks": you want him to pull out, because it usually opens him for a strike or takedown.
💯 1st 7 months of my fundamentals as a coach was focused on escapes from pin positions
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Please keep em coming 🙏🏾
Solid content. Thank you.
This was awesome.
Thank you professor!
Great quality details. Things I felt I knew but didn’t fully understand the concept of🤙🏼
Great vídeo 👏🏼
I find that some people who don’t regularly work escapes will say that they don’t work. I’ve got one black belt instructor that refuses to teach the hook and role because he says it doesn’t work. It works all the time for me because I know when to do it, and you get that understanding from doing it over and over again.
Positional escapes work, submission escapes on the other hand....
Try to model my game after bodoni. Start in bad positions, and great fundamentals
Amazing video.
I’m exactly one of those black belt lifers who, since late purple, got too used to never being in bad position such that now I frequently panic when pinned. Especially now at a new club with much higher level it sucks, but I persist!
good stuff boi
I'm seeing Sheepdog Response on the wall. That's a course i'd love to take part in
Great video. I’m def guilty of staying in defensive cycles for too long at times. You did a nice job outlining why you just can’t afford to do that.
A sheepdog response rashguard automaticly validate that awesome video 🙏🏼
Training to escape or reverse is a lot better for confidence but also will translate better for MMA. Too much time in jiu jitsu is spent handfighting and not engaging.
Similar approach as the Ryron/Rener Gracie 4 part video series called Defend, Escape, Control, Submit.
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The better your defense the more you can open up and try things to develop your offense.
Great video and great content. If I may allow myself a comment : the audio / music ratio wasn't ideal. I find music is too loud and it's difficult for me to hear what you are saying
enter the matrix.. Oss
I feel 10 feet tall right now and strong as a ox
I like that mentality, from defence to attack, skip neutral. If you hv the lungs.
Oss
🌈 *Promo sm*
Yes Giancarlo, but the next time you should speak italian.
Probably he can,even i havent seen he doing
His teaching style is becoming so much like danaher's that I can barely hear him speaking.
Dont pick toes on camera 😬
fell asleep 3x watching this video.
Wtf is this power bottom stuff. When did this gayness become a part of our lexicon