12 Expert TiPS for Mastering Your Jiu-Jitsu Journey | GAME CHANGE |
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2023
- THIS video will change your mindset, these are the thing that iwe all wish when started train so if you all this will be ahead of the game BIG OSS
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grip fighting! I have a habit of allowing my opponent settle grips on me, then trying to deal with it, would love to see some content on grip fighting. Love the channel and your instructionals - they have made a huge impact on my game.
Improve vs prove! Exactly
Always excellent content. Tinoco strikes me as a very intuitive teacher and has an easy way to make things user friendly. Increasingly stuck on this channel. Big Osss Tino!!!! Thank you very much. I’m a 50yr 2 tip white belt.
thank you so much for watching my videos this channel was made to help all of you.. let me know what would you mlike to see here to help your bjj grow more and more BIG OSS
I remember that when I first started bjj, I already understood that my strength was a fickle friend when it comes to fight situations. Strength does not equal skill.
So I asked the coach at the end of class to teach me that in a way that my body would understand even deeper than my mind. He was a bit taller than me but 2/3 my weight and gym lifts about half of what I do.
Arm drag to the back to rear naked choke. Elapsed time: 3 seconds to tap.
I have never forgotten that.
I don't always do it perfectly or course, but one thing that helps me to be a better partner on the mats is this idea I came up with around that time:
It is impossible to beat someone who genuinely wants you to succeed.
If you tap them and they want you to succeed, they win when you do.
You win, but so do they, so you didn't beat them.
It means that you take out the inequal stance of getting a tap. Instead of getting excited when you tap someone else out, you can be excited when someone else taps you out.
Leave the competition for the competition and when you are training, train.
As long as you learned something, there is no loss. When you eliminate the idea of a loss, you take away the ego trip.
One of my favorite rolls was with a purple belt 10p guy from New York. Half my size. Tapped me 9 times in 6 minutes. Great time and so much to learn.
2 years later, we rolled again and he tapped me 4 times. We were both excited about my progress.
Great video, thanks. Oss
Thanks for Posting, Marcelo 😜
Thank you!
Very good advices.
awesome stuff as always, thanks a lot man!!!!
Thank you for watching and I wanted to hear from you as well BIG OSS
Love this. Osss!
More… in my opinion, if you add proficiency in techniques from every position, this is essentially a black belt checklist. Great stuff. Throw that in a pdf and it would be a great review/reminder I’d look at prior to every training session. Ossss!
Thanks for the tips, professor. Keep up the great videos.
Thank you for watching BIG OSS
Thanks for the Great videos Professor. Subbed.
Thank you for watching BIG OSSSS AND I want to hear from YOU TOO
Big OSS Professor. This is big one for me. Thank you.
Right? Big oss for all of us thank you for watching
Regarding the question. I wonder if that might be an interesting idea for content. I know Bernardo is really good about using questions in his videos.
What about a video that helps build good patterns for that? Teach a technique, then have the uke ask questions, maybe use that for a segue into a defense discussion?
I don't see that too much. Sometimes with two black belts doing a collab. I think Chewie and Jordan did one or two like that. I don't think I've seen much where there is a black belt teaching and a white belt or blue belt asking questions. You could even do header cards for it to split into chapters.
Could be a fun experiment for diversifying your channel and letting it stand out.
Really worth it as always!
Thank you for watching I want to hear from you as well??? BIG OSS
muito obrigado prof
Hey Marcos, big fan of your channel. Visited your accademy a year ago or so. If you could create short videos on each of the twelve points you just listed that would be great . We all hear some of those pints but very seldom actually know how to address it .
100% will do BIG OSS
I wished I knew the traditional submissions are the most important submissions and that the fancy stuff is a nice to have way down the line, but accessory. Mastering fundamentals is a must.
I got my blue belt and spent the first year learning defence and the second year mostly just basic movement. I couldn't gramby or invert and now I can do them in my sleep. I worked on trying to perfect every warm up and basic movement we do and added really no new "moves" as such. I've won my last 2 competitions easily and give most purple belts I've been able to work with a real problem now. I wish I'd focussed on basic movement from day 1. How to effectively turtle, how to effectively escape back, etc
I've been focusing on defence, as per Danaher advice, for over a year now, as a white belt. My defence, in general, is now pretty good. Definitely not perfect. So now, at 56, I can defend fairly well against even some young (30 YO) purple belts. I've now switched to focusing on attacks, while maintaining my defence. Having specific focus for 3-4 months helps me improve, I believe.
Pelos seus vídeos vc parece ser um excelente professor. Parabéns e continue nos ensinando sobre a guarda laçada rs. Feliz Natal
you seem a great teacher thru your videos. keep teaching us about lasso guard . happy christmans!
Não sou o melhor mas dou meu melhor sempre tamo junto, Merry Christmas
@@BIGOSS.JIU-JITSU importante demais pra gente que faz o jiu-jitsu como uma forma de espairecer a mente , mesmo que machuque o corpo rs.. tenho 40 anos e acabei de pegar a faixa roxa (mesmo contra minha vontade rs) e tenho ainda muitas dúvidas, muitas incertezas de continuar tentando... Vídeos como o seu nos fazem tentar seguir em frente
The one who controls your head, controls the match.
the one who controls your hands controls you.
the one who controls your hips, controls you.
the one who controls your legs, controls you.
the one who controls your arms, controls you.
THATS AMAZING see this is what I want to do this video to hear from you guys as well thank you really BIG OSS
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Marcos, where are you located?
Boston Massachusetts 🙌🙌