This vid is GREAT, because it's structured and very pedagogical: 1. Gripfight, gripfight, gripfight. Gripfight to gain posture and start the technique. If you do not win on gripfighting you'll never be able to start the technique, because you can't posture 2. Have multiple options , left and right, from knees and standing 3. Be very quick for speed-based passes, and be very heavy for pressure based passes concentrating your weight on the points of pressure 4. Stabilise the pass, after you pass get immediately on-after the opponent and control his hips
// Tl;dr // SUMMARY // 1. Gripfight, gripfight, gripfight 2. Don't be a one-trick pony / have multiple options 3. Be fast for mobility (speed-based passes) or heavy for pressure 4. Stabilize the pass
Osss...Stephan. I am new to the world of Bjj and I must say that you are one of the most clear and interesting instructors I have ever had the pleasure of listening to. Thanks you for sharing, you have a new subscriber.
wow! Thankyou for breaking this down step-by-step. After watching 5 mins, I already learned alot. It's things that coaches doesn't always say why it's important but they are. Here in this video, you explain everything!
You sir, besides mastering BJJ and grappling skills, is a true educator. Very techinical, skilled speecher, clear concepts and a clever way to organize the content. I´m brazilian, did BJJ for quite a while (although not highly graduated, did mostly submission style), but I´m a teacher myself. And and just hope all the BJJ instructors where like you, because most of them are VERY good athletes and fighters, but not that good in teaching. Keep up the good job! And thanks a lot!!
Thanks for a great video Stephan. I'd love to see your take on strategies and concepts for retaining guard. Maybe if someone does a sort of bullfighter pass and pins your knees together, what you can do. Things like that. Keep up the great work !
I'm about a 3, almost 4 month white belt, and your videos are helping me so much. Right now I'm just trying to build my base of fundamentals, and it seems like for every question I run into, there's a Kesting video to help with it.
Hi Stephan , I have been checking your videos and I must say you mention really interesting and important things , I am BJJ beginner practitioner , it is true what you say people talk about technique as the only resource , but sometimes part of the technique itself goes with additional elements, such speed or heavy pressure, I was one of them who focused primarily on the technique but you can find surprises if your approach isn't realistic enough Morris
Thanks for your teaching videos. I do have problems with sports based grappling. The myriad of techniques of passing the guard has always baffled me. The groin is completely vulnerable to attack. These techniques arise due to the rules of sports fighting because you can't attack the groin. The pain induced from striking or grabbing the groin will incapacitate most people. For example in real life, if I was to pass the guard, I would stand up, turn them over onto their front, sit down and break
Great video. I've watched it 3 times so far. #4 may help me at work. If I don't know what to do, just say "stabiliiize", "stabiliiize". I have to work on the accent.
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That was the mat. That WAS the mat.
Who farted
This vid is GREAT, because it's structured and very pedagogical:
1. Gripfight, gripfight, gripfight. Gripfight to gain posture and start the technique. If you do not win on gripfighting you'll never be able to start the technique, because you can't posture
2. Have multiple options
, left and right, from knees and standing
3. Be very quick for speed-based passes, and be very heavy for pressure
based passes concentrating your weight on the points of pressure
4. Stabilise the pass, after you pass get immediately on-after the opponent and control his hips
I'm a BJJ black belt when it comes to making "mat noises"...
khyoon14 Brown belt.
Phibes Lives hahaha
+khyoon14 Eating lots of refried beans is an integral part of a BJJ training regimen.
the Annuity Slayer Fiber... It is the key(lock) to getting far in BJJ.
khyoon14 poor student, had to eat that fart for the remainder of the video.
// Tl;dr // SUMMARY //
1. Gripfight, gripfight, gripfight
2. Don't be a one-trick pony / have multiple options
3. Be fast for mobility (speed-based passes) or heavy for pressure
4. Stabilize the pass
5. fart
😂
@goodvibesnation Thank you.
Awesome! That's why the vid is GREAT, because it's structured and very pedagogical.
@@CoderZSilent 6. Shit your pants like Stephen Seagal
I laughed more than I should at 4:37 "That was the mat" LOL
You need to be very good fighter to support a fart on the face..lol
8:54 "No good boxer only has one punch." Obviously he's never heard of One-Punch man.
XD
But the one punch man is not a boxer
+Ffion Lewis 🤔 Touché
Even master saitama has his serious series
obviously boxing never goes to the ground so shity example
Osss...Stephan. I am new to the world of Bjj and I must say that you are one of the most clear and interesting instructors I have ever had the pleasure of listening to. Thanks you for sharing, you have a new subscriber.
Same... Have you been training in bjj school?
Mike Carinum Are you training in a school?
wow! Thankyou for breaking this down step-by-step.
After watching 5 mins, I already learned alot. It's things that coaches doesn't always say why it's important but they are. Here in this video, you explain everything!
Great simplification that brings structure to the huge selection of techniques.
3:40 that camera movement and zoom gave straight 'the office' vibes 😂
Ah, appreciate the clarification. Not to take anything away from this instructor. He has some good teachings. .
u r so right..Stephen Kesting's videos r very good.I watch them often for those "xtras".Thumbs up!
Stephan you are an incredible teacher!
Thanks Stephan for the concepts. This infomation makes good sense to me.
Great stuff as always, Stephan. Thanks for posting it.
Wow its cool when a master of the art shares his thought process. This video really makes perfect sense.
You are very good explaining techniques stephan. I'm a beginner in bjj and I find your videos very awesome to learn. Thank you and congratulations.
Great tips! You have increased my BJJ knowledge and skill. Thanks again
This is my biggest hurdle right now. Thank you for the very informative video.
Great advice for beginners, ALOT of people could benefit from this. Nice work
Stephan Kesting Thanks for Your videos... it is super for starting intro to grappling.
One of the best teachers I've ever seen. Hope to make it out your way and cross train sometime. Thanks for the quality instruction. :-)
Just started BJJ again and this has really helped.
i'm just learning bjj and your videos are helping out alot .
You sir, besides mastering BJJ and grappling skills, is a true educator. Very techinical, skilled speecher, clear concepts and a clever way to organize the content. I´m brazilian, did BJJ for quite a while (although not highly graduated, did mostly submission style), but I´m a teacher myself. And and just hope all the BJJ instructors where like you, because most of them are VERY good athletes and fighters, but not that good in teaching. Keep up the good job! And thanks a lot!!
Absolutely great tutorial videos!
Some good tips there, will definitely be trying them out as I have struggled to pass guard at times.
Great video! Thank you so much for these tips. I'll be sure to practice them next class!
Excellent instructor.
Thank you very much for your videos, sir. I really learn a lot here.
Farting is the biggest ennemi of BJJ LoOl , Nice Video, Thank You Stephan You're the best instructor on RUclips!
I like how you spelled enemy
Matt Ng In french we write it so, sorry for that lol
Enenimy ennnennniiimmyy.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Thank you for this. Clear and concise.
I love Kesting, He was one of the first to do BJJ vids on youtube thanks for the video
Thanks for a great video Stephan. I'd love to see your take on strategies and concepts for retaining guard. Maybe if someone does a sort of bullfighter pass and pins your knees together, what you can do. Things like that. Keep up the great work !
Awesome video , thank you for sharing .
Thx for video. All pretty basic stuff but its also the basics that separate the good from the great.
"You're" is the contraction you're looking for.
Also, nice omission of both the period and the comma before your coordinating conjunction.
you can tell how fast he released that guard that it wasnt the mat😂
Another great video. Thanks
I'm about a 3, almost 4 month white belt, and your videos are helping me so much. Right now I'm just trying to build my base of fundamentals, and it seems like for every question I run into, there's a Kesting video to help with it.
whay belt r u now
Clear and concise, thanks for sharing!
Thank You Mr. Kesting for the video. learning a lot from you:)
Great job Stephan!! from Mexico
props to him for uploading still
Thank you for this excellent lesson!
so not the mat hahaha , all fun, thanks stephan for all the work you do on this channel - your teaching style is very clear.
Who is Matt? And why is he farting? 4:35
+Marvin Hunter hahaha
Matt it is operator's name
Marvin Hunter c
He's not just any Matt, he's THE Matt, and rightfully so.
matt is the cameraman
Great video's mr kesting.
Thanks for the fantastic video. Contrary to a lot of the comments below I find these tips useful in all situations
Great video!
thanks for the info..much needed
your teaching is clear and concise , the way i like it, thumbs up , i really do get the point,and thats all any student can ask 4
Simple and Direct! Very nice..Thank you
Brilliant points so easily overlooked because you think you know. This has made me re think a lot of stuff through again
Thank you sir really appreciate the tips and also recently downloaded the app and great stuff on that 💪👊🤙
fantastic video
very helpful basic tips
Hi Stephan , I have been checking your videos and I must say you mention really interesting and important things , I am BJJ beginner practitioner , it is true what you say people talk about technique as the only resource , but sometimes part of the technique itself goes with additional elements, such speed or heavy pressure, I was one of them who focused primarily on the technique but you can find surprises if your approach isn't realistic enough
Morris
THAT WAS THE MAT!!!
Great Video!
love your videos btw
Great video
Thx for all the vids. U r great.
As a newbie white belt, this is VERY helpful! Thank you!!! Oss!
“Babe can you get my phone it fell in between the seats”
“Yeah hold up. I don’t see it. Oh wait.. It’s right.. 4:37”
great video!
great tips, thanks!
this worked so well
Nice video Stephan thanks for posting :)
Very thorough... Thanks
I'm on day 4 and I'm so overwhelmed!
Great video.
Thank you sir! BJJ is life!
Awesome video. Thanks.
This is pretty good...thanks!
Thanks so much for this video.
Great stuff
6:03 "But there's a point, to those points."
My mind just came, and then gave light applause like a gentleman.
Great techniques Stephan, over delivering as always! Thanks. -Regards-
Much appreciated. Very beneficial. Subbed
great video
Já assisti quase todos seus vídeos! Mto bons!
Thanks alot for your great videos
Oss
Helpful video, thx for explanation, good job Stephan. Greetings from Poland.
I started two days ago and I'm only white belt this was useful for me :)
Thanks for your teaching videos. I do have problems with sports based grappling. The myriad of techniques of passing the guard has always baffled me. The groin is completely vulnerable to attack. These techniques arise due to the rules of sports fighting because you can't attack the groin. The pain induced from striking or grabbing the groin will incapacitate most people. For example in real life, if I was to pass the guard, I would stand up, turn them over onto their front, sit down and break
Great video. I've watched it 3 times so far. #4 may help me at work. If I don't know what to do, just say "stabiliiize", "stabiliiize".
I have to work on the accent.
lol the old Blame-It-On-The-Mat trick, need to up the count to 5 there Stephan!
i just started bjj last week and i love your videos!!!
jdub7771 how was your first year?
Suuure it was the mat.
Thanks Stephen.
Good video. Thanks for the tips. I'll use them in class
thank you very much, very helpful
thanks needed this ... i have a problem in passing thanks to this
thanks this helped me now i am a pro in passing a guard
great stuff
Thanks stephan
Very good concepts to understand. Thanks Stephan, I'm ready to pass Marcelinho's guard lmao
Thanks a lot sir !
Great Vid.