Holy crap this video was amazing. I was expecting just a roll no commentary no explanation no pausing no breakdown. He makes it so digestible and easier to learn from
That's why I mostly watch Jordan's videos, even when he is demonstrating drills, he gives real life examples of why and how they work. Super clear and easy to understand 🙂
Awesome breakdown. Life pulled me away from Jiu-Jitsu 7 years ago when I was a 4 stripe blue belt. I'm just now starting to re-enter the sphere, and am feeling very excited. This channel is a great addition to anyone's training, thank you Jordan. 👊🏻🤙🏻
It really is the little things that make a huge difference. That post roll guillotine breakdown was amazing, yet so simple. Thank you so much! Stay awesome 👊
Yes. A Black belt usually doesn't know more (technique wise) than a Purple Belt, but their timing, their eye for openings etc., is just so much better.
That's my whole experience and journey on this.. The combination of little things eventually snowball, I remember when I started putting my leg in the opponent's back to avoid them escaping my guillotines from months and months of people escaping them. Such a small adjustment.
First video of you I've seen, love the no-nonsense step by step real time commentary. Very refreshing and helpful for someone who doesn't practice BJJ.
So glad I found this channel. I’d been considering continuing my white belt journey and getting back to rolling for years after getting out of the Army, but life has gotten in the way. I’m a super technical learner, and all of the visual explanations and showing the little modifications of each of position is a critical step for learning for me. Better yet, it’s convinced me that taking my daughter when she’s just a bit older will do her a major favor in life. Really appreciate the super tips and tricks!!
man. the fact that you're so humble and grateful throughout your videos is top notch class. keep up the good work - love your post roll breakdowns where you demonstrate outside the roll session some key points. really helps. my coach can't figure out how i'm getting better when i miss days or come late for the warmup, but a lot of it is your videos, so thank you!
Is great to see you start standing up everytime and not dropping to your butt immediately like so many bjj people are doing. Great rolls and awesome instruction!
I really love the rolling commentary with prioritizing and tips. Im a brown belt and struggle on the mats, especially with bigger or even just more athletic people. Your videos are very helpful. Watching you roll with Bobby was like watching a magic show. I couldnt believe how well you were able to do against that large of a purple belt that was very athletic and strong too. Every time he started to gain good positions you were able to address it before it got bad for you and reverse it. That was amazing. I cant seem to figure out how to do that. I feel like I should be able to but just cant. When this happens to me on the mats its very disappointing and discouraging. It makes me feel like I dont deserve my brown belt. I can stay safe from submissions a lot of times but Im not reversing positions and getting taps. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Javier; you’re far more experienced in jujitsu than I am but I would still like to offer you a suggestion. Find a partner that is less experience than you, someone that you can easily handle and practice the moves in this video one at a time. Repeat each one several times until you can feel it and do it without having to think about it too much. Sometimes problems a student is repeatedly having are actually from a lack of live roll coaching. I.e. “ OK stop you, see what you did here,, instead you need to do this.“ “Now back up, I want you to do this to me five times in a row.”
@@drjimjam1112 thank you so much for the input. I really appreciate you trying to help me and ill take your advice and try it tonight. My coach does do that for me and also a handful of training partners. I just still struggle. I appreciate you trying to help me and your input very much, thank you.
If you got a brown belt it means you earned it! So, don't ever feel like you don't deserve it. Jiu Jitsu is about constantly learning. The chess game that never ends. Even some of the elite black belts talk about constantly learning new things. Bernardo Faria is always talking about this. I am a big guys so with my experience it seems that you need to find that go to from every position. I had a buddy with that same issue and we would roll because he wanted to figure out ways to counter big guy moves. We did this for 6 months until one day he was giving me a run for my money and started submitting me. I asked "what changed", and he said, he solely focused on escapes, and sweeps. Youtubing different ways to escape big men. Everything else just fell into place. Now I have to go back to the drawing board and figure out new techniques and reversals. You need to have fun rolling with big guys. They are the puzzle of technique, strength, and weight. I weigh 285 lbs. and all the black belts in my gym love rolling with me because of my athleticism for my weight. Don't get frustrated! Adapt, overcome, and succeed. Above all remember to have fun!
Hey man wish I could give you some ground breaking advice but in reality it just takes time to become technical to a level where you can handle the big boys like this. On top of technicality I also have the advantage of being pretty athletic and strong myself. I think even with my skill level, I'd have a tough time being as effective against the big boys if I didn't have the physicality too. I wouldn't beat yourself up over it. If you do BJJ as a hobby you should be happy with hobbyist skills. I, and other high level blackbelts have dedicated our lives to this beyond hobby and more into obsession. That may sound harsh out if out of context, but it isn't meant to. It's like how I'm okay with not being world class at guitar even though I love playing. I haven't nor can i put in the hours to become elite at it. But that doesn't stop me from loving playing. The difference in BJJ is that "losing" largely is an uncomfortable experience where you get beat up. If you don't put that high level effort into becomimg high level I wouldn't worry about not being high level. I would just focus on becoming as good as you can be but accept there's limitations if you don't 100% dedicate yourself, which isn't for everyone. Don't think that you don't deserve your belt either. I'm sure you do. Gotta trust your coaches judgment. I have students that feel the exact same way, at brown too, yet I'm proud of their skill and ability. Hope that made sense 🙂
I just saw my first roll breakdown of yours yesterday and instantly subscribed. You have a really informative and clear approach to your breakdowns that all belt levels can appreciate. I'm 47 and almost have a 5th stripe on my blue belt (yes, that's a joke), so I really look for clear instruction that will help me develop in a way that's smarter, not harder as parts of my body wont heal the same way as they did in my MMA days. Thank you again for all your work and the thoughtful approach you use.
Literally one of the channels in RUclips, period, that keeps my hopes at least alive for this platform. Amazing stuff, all the love from Vienna/Austria.
Wow, loved the clarity of the moves and commentary. It was useful seeing this against such a big guy who also has good technique and hugely appreciated the principles you included like ensuring I have my hips higher than his or the step over...Thnaks
Jordan, I am a blue belt training out of Alberta. I just recently came across your channel; I am a big fan, I really enjoy the narrated rolling videos but I do really love the TIP videos as well. I watch a lot of RUclips and your channel is the first time I have made a comment, which shows how much I am enjoying it. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu cheers from ottawa ! I've been doing bjj on and off for 8 years but now I want to compete so Im taking it more seriously. I just found your channel and i love the commentary it just shows how complex the game really is!
Really appreciate your straightforward explanations of everything that is going on. I don’t know if you do your own video/audio editing, or if you have someone on your team who takes care of that, but it really adds value to your videos. Thank you for all your excellent content! 👊🏽
Best video yet Jordan. Really appreciated watching that roll. The technical breakdown on the "arm in guillotine" is priceless! I watch alot of jitz videos from Gracie to Marcelo, Chewjitsu, Eli Knight, Teach Me Grappling...I love em all and learn from all of them. I think I get the most out of your videos though. Great style and technical knowledge, enjoyable to listen to. You and Nikki are very much appreciated!!
Thank you Jordan for all of your videos, I really love your channel, I have been practicing Jiujitsu for 6 months now, and I am having the time of my life, my only regret is that I wished I would have started earlier, thank you for all of your videos again, your channel is what gave me the initiative to want to practice Jiujitsu.
Thanks Jordan, I’m learning so much by watching your rolls and post matches, so I can apply during my training and get advantage over some of my opponents. Thanks a lot sir.
Thank you for these tutorials. Love the way they have evolved, this review of the guillotine at the end of this video being an example. Have watched all your videos multiple times! Thank you again 🙏🏽
I love these narrated rolls! Such a good addendum to the technique tutorials that so many great instructors are posting all over social media; really gives a context for the different techniques we learn and when/how to use them when our partners try to resist and/or counter. Very well done!
The slow motion replays with good, in-depth explanations are really helpful for understanding the small details that matter so much in jiu jitsu. Would subscribe a thousand times over. Thank you.
I got really sick of the trainers saying your muscles don't matter. like meanwhile this blackbelt here is still very muscular but the other dude is muscular and BIGGER and it helped a lot
You know what's worse? lol I'm a judoka. I'm 6'1, 245. My coach is 5'9, 180. He's also about... 30 years older than me....... dude is a grampa He still throws me all the damn time.
Had the privilege of rolling with Jordan at another club in Belleville a few years back. He was a brown belt at the time and I was SUPER intimidated. Was very gracious in his application of submissions, as well as giving helpful tips to counter what he was actively doing. Really hoping to get back at it soon.
Hey I weigh 175 and am a purple BELTCH....I have a really hard time rolling with bigger stronger skilled guys....any tips about rolling with bigger guys
I love your channel and how well you commentate the matches, I did a ton of free form submission grappling growing up but always had a hard time explaining what I was doing to be successful watching your videos and commentary really has helped to bridge the gaps in my knowledge and better understand what I've been doing.
Hello Jordan. I'm a professional (42 yo) in NYC. I appreciate your professionalism and humble nature of teaching. It's also really clear and fun to watch. Would like to see more black/white belt pranks! hope to be in your neck of the woods sometime!
Thanks for the arm in tip at the end. I feel that could be very useful for me...will try it out tomorrow for sure. I feel I am missing some bite in my guillotine as I fucus on pressing my chest to the opponent's back. Your detail osa little different and could make the difference...thanks again!
Damn so smooth. Amazing technique vs. superior strength. What a treat this was. The commentary is awesome and so informative. This guy is a natural teacher.
Would love to see a video in how you guys balance frequent training sessions with strength & conditioning since this is something many of us struggle with. Amazing content as always!
Hey Jordan, love these Videos with post match breakdowns! Just was asking myself since u seem to be a jacked dude as well, how many times a week you are on the mats and how many times in the weight room? Greetings from Germany!
Hey man thank you! I train 6 sessions a week on average. I used to train much more more but realized I had over trained for years and years. I don't do a tonne of lifting anymore. Once a week on average. I'm just pretty lucky to have pretty good genetics for building muscle.
As a 6 month white belt. I’m constantly the nail getting pounded in a gym full of savages (great guys tho). This is so helpful ! Thank you! I learned a lot from this video. Now to go apply:)
Great vid! Not sure what the algorithm did, but this popped up on my homepage, and I'm glad it did. Top notch production quality, and from Ontario as well! Great channel, subscribed right away
Awesome stuff! I like the detail you put into the rolls because it's always the details that I get hung up on. The way you stop your opponent from going to their back with the arm in guillotine was great. I'll have to work on that at open mat!
In the first three minutes I learned more technical explanations than 5 years of training honestly. Instant sub and now that I have kids I have a serious bug to get back on the mats.
I've been watching this over and over just to see the decision making, reactions, and control aspects are. This stuff happens in so many scenarios and we think about it in an instant but its nice to have it broken down where we can really see what small details we need to fix.
brother your vids always remind of why i love jits im a 120 kilo guy that in my first roll was against a scrawny 16 year me being overconfident thought easy work only to be tapped a minute later you always put up vids showing the true power of jits great vid man
I really appreciate your take on teaching BJJ. I definitely feel like I learn more from rolling footage than I do from individual techniqies. Keep up the good work!
I've said it before but I really appreciate these videos! Watching you roll and then adding your comments about it really sinks it in with me and has helped tremendously
Really good video. Demonstrates the importance of good technique, especially when your opponent is bigger. My instructor used to say, “technique, not physique.”
It would be an absolute pleasure to come for open mat rolling on Saturday but I live in the uk 🇬🇧 so for now I subscribe for some amazing content and lessons from you. You must be one of the coolest calmest instructor Iv known. So effective and on point. Thankyou Jordan
Just found your channel. Brilliant video. Really found you describing where your hips are and how you are thinking about position so useful. Really enjoyed the match seeing two big guys move fluidly.
Hey man I wanted to say thanks for making the videos I started jiu jitsu 2 days ago and been getting squished by the heavy guys but I’ve been running your 4 videos of rolling with big guys on repeat when I have time to watch and today I didn’t get squished and I also hit an Americana twice and your staple set up helped me get it and the guy I got it on said that was the reason he couldn’t do much to fight back so I wanted to say thank you I’m a Gracie fighter from Brentwood ca 🙏🏻
Great content, yesteday i sparred with a jacked guy with twice my size and even him bring the first time there it took me some true effort to roll properly with him , he was a beast , you made it look so easy as always ! Great job
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Holy crap this video was amazing. I was expecting just a roll no commentary no explanation no pausing no breakdown. He makes it so digestible and easier to learn from
That's why I mostly watch Jordan's videos, even when he is demonstrating drills, he gives real life examples of why and how they work. Super clear and easy to understand 🙂
It really helped me appreciate the skill of it.
This ^^ :D
One of the best places to train and roll in Canada 🇨🇦 ! Thanks again ! Round 2 next time I’m down 👊🏻
Can't wait man! And thank you for doing this with me. It's always nice having such a technical dance partner 👊
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu 🙌🏻
He's pretty good, I've only seen this video, but it's good! :D I'm 12 and train at SBG
@@awildswirl2641 nobody cares about your opinion kid
@@levelup2014 and nobody asked for your reply
*transitions to north south and whispers*: “I got your 6”
😂😂😂
I never thought I would see you here!
"i got your 9"
Thanks for the laugh, whoever you are...
More like “You are the 6 to my 9”
Awesome breakdown. Life pulled me away from Jiu-Jitsu 7 years ago when I was a 4 stripe blue belt. I'm just now starting to re-enter the sphere, and am feeling very excited. This channel is a great addition to anyone's training, thank you Jordan. 👊🏻🤙🏻
How’s your bjj going now
4 stripe blue belt sounds like a mcdojo scammy thing to do... glad you're getting back into it though😊
It really is the little things that make a huge difference. That post roll guillotine breakdown was amazing, yet so simple. Thank you so much! Stay awesome 👊
Definitely - get Mr beast to come for a roll
Yes. A Black belt usually doesn't know more (technique wise) than a Purple Belt, but their timing, their eye for openings etc., is just so much better.
That's my whole experience and journey on this.. The combination of little things eventually snowball, I remember when I started putting my leg in the opponent's back to avoid them escaping my guillotines from months and months of people escaping them. Such a small adjustment.
I'm a white belt and just started three days ago, thank you so much this helps a lot!
Happy to help, and glad you started training!
what belt are you now?
@@drialoves5013 got my two stripe about a month ago and I have 65 hours clocked in
So are u blue yet or you quit? 😂
First video of you I've seen, love the no-nonsense step by step real time commentary. Very refreshing and helpful for someone who doesn't practice BJJ.
The best BBJ channel on youtube. Keep this up!
BJJ
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actually is! just needs more time and more people to find it and it'll blow up
Brazilian butter and jelly
Brazilian Bujutsu
Thank you for all of those videos.
I am a blue belt, almost 50, and I really appreciate the commented rolls. Helps a lot.
So glad I found this channel. I’d been considering continuing my white belt journey and getting back to rolling for years after getting out of the Army, but life has gotten in the way. I’m a super technical learner, and all of the visual explanations and showing the little modifications of each of position is a critical step for learning for me. Better yet, it’s convinced me that taking my daughter when she’s just a bit older will do her a major favor in life. Really appreciate the super tips and tricks!!
Hope you have had a good time sir, Good Luck!
man. the fact that you're so humble and grateful throughout your videos is top notch class. keep up the good work - love your post roll breakdowns where you demonstrate outside the roll session some key points. really helps.
my coach can't figure out how i'm getting better when i miss days or come late for the warmup, but a lot of it is your videos, so thank you!
It's cool but no realistic..Violence would win in this match not some technical slow motion stuff. I get the video but it's not realistic.
Is great to see you start standing up everytime and not dropping to your butt immediately like so many bjj people are doing. Great rolls and awesome instruction!
Thank you! I love wrestling. Glad I get to show case it 🙂
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu yes wrestling rocks in combo with bjj!
I really love the rolling commentary with prioritizing and tips. Im a brown belt and struggle on the mats, especially with bigger or even just more athletic people. Your videos are very helpful. Watching you roll with Bobby was like watching a magic show. I couldnt believe how well you were able to do against that large of a purple belt that was very athletic and strong too. Every time he started to gain good positions you were able to address it before it got bad for you and reverse it. That was amazing. I cant seem to figure out how to do that. I feel like I should be able to but just cant. When this happens to me on the mats its very disappointing and discouraging. It makes me feel like I dont deserve my brown belt. I can stay safe from submissions a lot of times but Im not reversing positions and getting taps. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Javier; you’re far more experienced in jujitsu than I am but I would still like to offer you a suggestion. Find a partner that is less experience than you, someone that you can easily handle and practice the moves in this video one at a time. Repeat each one several times until you can feel it and do it without having to think about it too much.
Sometimes problems a student is repeatedly having are actually from a lack of live roll coaching. I.e. “ OK stop you, see what you did here,, instead you need to do this.“ “Now back up, I want you to do this to me five times in a row.”
@@drjimjam1112 thank you so much for the input. I really appreciate you trying to help me and ill take your advice and try it tonight. My coach does do that for me and also a handful of training partners. I just still struggle. I appreciate you trying to help me and your input very much, thank you.
If you got a brown belt it means you earned it! So, don't ever feel like you don't deserve it. Jiu Jitsu is about constantly learning. The chess game that never ends. Even some of the elite black belts talk about constantly learning new things. Bernardo Faria is always talking about this. I am a big guys so with my experience it seems that you need to find that go to from every position. I had a buddy with that same issue and we would roll because he wanted to figure out ways to counter big guy moves. We did this for 6 months until one day he was giving me a run for my money and started submitting me. I asked "what changed", and he said, he solely focused on escapes, and sweeps. Youtubing different ways to escape big men. Everything else just fell into place. Now I have to go back to the drawing board and figure out new techniques and reversals. You need to have fun rolling with big guys. They are the puzzle of technique, strength, and weight. I weigh 285 lbs. and all the black belts in my gym love rolling with me because of my athleticism for my weight. Don't get frustrated! Adapt, overcome, and succeed. Above all remember to have fun!
@@HeavyPower461 thank you very much
Hey man wish I could give you some ground breaking advice but in reality it just takes time to become technical to a level where you can handle the big boys like this.
On top of technicality I also have the advantage of being pretty athletic and strong myself. I think even with my skill level, I'd have a tough time being as effective against the big boys if I didn't have the physicality too.
I wouldn't beat yourself up over it. If you do BJJ as a hobby you should be happy with hobbyist skills. I, and other high level blackbelts have dedicated our lives to this beyond hobby and more into obsession. That may sound harsh out if out of context, but it isn't meant to. It's like how I'm okay with not being world class at guitar even though I love playing. I haven't nor can i put in the hours to become elite at it.
But that doesn't stop me from loving playing. The difference in BJJ is that "losing" largely is an uncomfortable experience where you get beat up.
If you don't put that high level effort into becomimg high level I wouldn't worry about not being high level. I would just focus on becoming as good as you can be but accept there's limitations if you don't 100% dedicate yourself, which isn't for everyone.
Don't think that you don't deserve your belt either. I'm sure you do. Gotta trust your coaches judgment. I have students that feel the exact same way, at brown too, yet I'm proud of their skill and ability.
Hope that made sense 🙂
Narrated rolls like this is the best freaking tool for getting all the "in between" stuff into your game. Thanks!
I just saw my first roll breakdown of yours yesterday and instantly subscribed. You have a really informative and clear approach to your breakdowns that all belt levels can appreciate. I'm 47 and almost have a 5th stripe on my blue belt (yes, that's a joke), so I really look for clear instruction that will help me develop in a way that's smarter, not harder as parts of my body wont heal the same way as they did in my MMA days. Thank you again for all your work and the thoughtful approach you use.
Literally one of the channels in RUclips, period, that keeps my hopes at least alive for this platform. Amazing stuff, all the love from Vienna/Austria.
Wow, loved the clarity of the moves and commentary. It was useful seeing this against such a big guy who also has good technique and hugely appreciated the principles you included like ensuring I have my hips higher than his or the step over...Thnaks
Jordan, I am a blue belt training out of Alberta. I just recently came across your channel; I am a big fan, I really enjoy the narrated rolling videos but I do really love the TIP videos as well. I watch a lot of RUclips and your channel is the first time I have made a comment, which shows how much I am enjoying it. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming!
That's very kind of you man! If I'm ever in Alberta I'll be sure to stop by for some rolls. Same to you if you're ever in Ontario :)
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu where is your gym in ontario ?
@@aboudhh Trenton. Kinda close to the big apple if you know where that is.
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu cheers from ottawa ! I've been doing bjj on and off for 8 years but now I want to compete so Im taking it more seriously. I just found your channel and i love the commentary it just shows how complex the game really is!
Really appreciate your straightforward explanations of everything that is going on.
I don’t know if you do your own video/audio editing, or if you have someone on your team who takes care of that, but it really adds value to your videos. Thank you for all your excellent content! 👊🏽
Thanks man, I do it all myself. It's a lot of work so I'm happy to hear it's appreciated 👊
Best video yet Jordan. Really appreciated watching that roll. The technical breakdown on the "arm in guillotine" is priceless!
I watch alot of jitz videos from Gracie to Marcelo, Chewjitsu, Eli Knight, Teach Me Grappling...I love em all and learn from all of them. I think I get the most out of your videos though. Great style and technical knowledge, enjoyable to listen to. You and Nikki are very much appreciated!!
Enjoyed this a lot.
I’m injured at the moment so your videos have been keeping me mentally sharp during recovery. Keep ‘em coming man! 👊
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Thank you Jordan for all of your videos, I really love your channel, I have been practicing Jiujitsu for 6 months now, and I am having the time of my life, my only regret is that I wished I would have started earlier, thank you for all of your videos again, your channel is what gave me the initiative to want to practice Jiujitsu.
Makes me happy to hear that man. Keep going! I appreciate the kind words 🙂
Damn, the best jiu jitsu content i’ve seen on youtube. Love from the UK🇬🇧
Thanks Jordan, I’m learning so much by watching your rolls and post matches, so I can apply during my training and get advantage over some of my opponents. Thanks a lot sir.
... dig the open mat invite within content ... thank you coach 🤙🏼🤘🏼
Thank you for these tutorials. Love the way they have evolved, this review of the guillotine at the end of this video being an example. Have watched all your videos multiple times! Thank you again 🙏🏽
First time viewer who stayed to the end! The artistry and strength blew me away!
I love these narrated rolls! Such a good addendum to the technique tutorials that so many great instructors are posting all over social media; really gives a context for the different techniques we learn and when/how to use them when our partners try to resist and/or counter. Very well done!
The slow motion replays with good, in-depth explanations are really helpful for understanding the small details that matter so much in jiu jitsu. Would subscribe a thousand times over. Thank you.
incredible how well you work together. Most of my experience with BJJ is two people working way too hard and neither getting anything out of it
Hey, sometimes we get injuries
This has been the best jits video I’ve seen on RUclips in awhile. I love the voice over and the precise play by play
I got really sick of the trainers saying your muscles don't matter. like meanwhile this blackbelt here is still very muscular but the other dude is muscular and BIGGER and it helped a lot
Bro!! Beautiful!! Absolutely beautiful! The roll, the commentary, the break down, everything!!
I outweigh my wrestling coach by about 45 lbs, and I feel exactly like Bobby when we wrestle. This was an awesome video!
You know what's worse? lol
I'm a judoka. I'm 6'1, 245. My coach is 5'9, 180. He's also about... 30 years older than me....... dude is a grampa
He still throws me all the damn time.
Had the privilege of rolling with Jordan at another club in Belleville a few years back. He was a brown belt at the time and I was SUPER intimidated. Was very gracious in his application of submissions, as well as giving helpful tips to counter what he was actively doing. Really hoping to get back at it soon.
We Love your Rolls. Great narration, fantastic filming and editing, overall great movement and live technique examples. Keep up the Great work.
Thanks you 🙏
Love the narration and the little hints/tips graphics that you put on at certain points - they're really useful 🙏
Post match breakdown is such a good idea, great content!
Thank you!
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu you're really successful with guillotines, can you pls make a video for them like you did the arm triangle?
This is the first video of yours I've seen. But I'm immediately a huge fan of the channel. Love this
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Good work sir. I subbed.
You are an apex predator on the mats 😱
Hey I weigh 175 and am a purple BELTCH....I have a really hard time rolling with bigger stronger skilled guys....any tips about rolling with bigger guys
Bullying Jacked Juveniles looks easy . Pick on someone more challenging please 🙏
@@davepowell7168 lol what does this even mean?
I really like how you explained what you are thinking/doing during the roll, thanks a lot!
I love your channel and how well you commentate the matches, I did a ton of free form submission grappling growing up but always had a hard time explaining what I was doing to be successful watching your videos and commentary really has helped to bridge the gaps in my knowledge and better understand what I've been doing.
I'm really glad you've benefitted so much it. Means a lot to me 🙏
Almost 50k subs! Keep going mate! My fav Jiu Jitsu channel. Thanks for another great video.
Thank you! So close to half way of my big 100k goal 😁
Nice! Great observations
I am so grateful I found your channel. The way you break down what you do is so good. Thank you!
I appreciate it so much. Thank you!
And still these post roll breakdowns are dope! 🔑🔑 gonna try your tips for the guillotine at practice tonight✊🏾
Hello Jordan. I'm a professional (42 yo) in NYC. I appreciate your professionalism and humble nature of teaching. It's also really clear and fun to watch. Would like to see more black/white belt pranks! hope to be in your neck of the woods sometime!
Hey man, thanks! I appreciate it - and I will for sure be making pranks similar to that one sometime in the future 🙂
Bro I love your narration…. It’s therapeutic dude ,… it chills me out
Thanks for the arm in tip at the end. I feel that could be very useful for me...will try it out tomorrow for sure. I feel I am missing some bite in my guillotine as I fucus on pressing my chest to the opponent's back. Your detail osa little different and could make the difference...thanks again!
Damn so smooth. Amazing technique vs. superior strength. What a treat this was. The commentary is awesome and so informative. This guy is a natural teacher.
Would love to see a video in how you guys balance frequent training sessions with strength & conditioning since this is something many of us struggle with.
Amazing content as always!
Love the head and arm in guillotine detail at the end, it’s one I’ve been trying to improve as of late!
It's definitely one of my favorite submissions. I hope you have success with it too!
Hey Jordan, love these Videos with post match breakdowns!
Just was asking myself since u seem to be a jacked dude as well, how many times a week you are on the mats and how many times in the weight room?
Greetings from Germany!
Hey man thank you! I train 6 sessions a week on average. I used to train much more more but realized I had over trained for years and years. I don't do a tonne of lifting anymore. Once a week on average. I'm just pretty lucky to have pretty good genetics for building muscle.
From Korea, I watch your BJJ lessons. I have been training jiujitsu since 2009 and your lessons are the best of all time.
Awesome roll. Why does he look like he's your buff older brother? 😆
Haha we do look a like
Man, one video and I learnt half a dozen things. Really humble and down-to-earth. I'd train with you for sure mate.
As a 6 month white belt. I’m constantly the nail getting pounded in a gym full of savages (great guys tho). This is so helpful ! Thank you! I learned a lot from this video. Now to go apply:)
Happy to help! Hopefully you can be the hammer soon :)
Great vid! Not sure what the algorithm did, but this popped up on my homepage, and I'm glad it did. Top notch production quality, and from Ontario as well! Great channel, subscribed right away
The way you flow thru the roll is just beautiful
Awesome stuff! I like the detail you put into the rolls because it's always the details that I get hung up on. The way you stop your opponent from going to their back with the arm in guillotine was great. I'll have to work on that at open mat!
That’s just about one of the funnest bjj breakdown vid I’ve seen instant fan keep up the good work!!!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
In the first three minutes I learned more technical explanations than 5 years of training honestly. Instant sub and now that I have kids I have a serious bug to get back on the mats.
First time subscriber to your channel. Really like your commentary on the roll, plenty of detail and insight. Well done.
Your commentary is spot on and greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I appreciate it! Thank you. My pleasure.
Subbed. I'm a newbie to BJJ, and this was one of the best explanation of rolling. Ever.
You're a very smooth and natural narrator. Liked and subscribed
Keep the coaching videos coming! You do a great job of explaining technique and your video/audio presentation is ON POINT!!
Great video brother! Great roll, great commenting, great help! Just great! Thank you!
Love and support from Avestruz BJJ, Gothenburg Sweden! 🇸🇪🥋📚
Glad you enjoyed it!
Best roll commentary video I’ve seen on RUclips man
I appreciate that. Thank you!
dude, thank u for the play by play. it kind of helps me personally with my decision making. Very detailed, this was awesome brother.. Oss
Glad you enjoyed it!
bro this was so calming and sincere. thank you
Thanks man! Glad you like it 🙂
Incredible vid and incredibly helpful commentary. Props to Bobby as well.
Brilliant video. Started BJJ a few months ago and these instructionals are starting to become my main youtube go to! keep up the great work.
Beautiful! I had doubts that you could do anything to that guy, but your technique really came through.
Thank you! Next time I want an even bigger guy haha
Great stuff as usual! I love the tone and flow of these videos.
Thanks man! Glad to hear it 🙏
I've been watching this over and over just to see the decision making, reactions, and control aspects are. This stuff happens in so many scenarios and we think about it in an instant but its nice to have it broken down where we can really see what small details we need to fix.
brother your vids always remind of why i love jits im a 120 kilo guy that in my first roll was against a scrawny 16 year me being overconfident thought easy work only to be tapped a minute later you always put up vids showing the true power of jits great vid man
I really appreciate your take on teaching BJJ. I definitely feel like I learn more from rolling footage than I do from individual techniqies. Keep up the good work!
Awesome video, Jordan!
I started Jiu Jitsu a few months ago, so still very much at the start of the journey.
Wow hand placement on guillotine super nice! I always grabbed my wrist and never had luck with the guillotine thnx !
Absolutely love the post roll break down stuff you have incorporated
Thank you! Glad it's appreciated 👊
@@JordanTeachesJiujitsu I'm 5 months in and just got my first stripe. Some of ur technical videos have really helped me progress quickly.
@@njohnsen72 happy to hear that man. Keep up the great work. Congratulations on your stripe!
I have to tell you thanks for your videos. I’ve watched so many of them that when I’m rolling I like to imagine your commentary.😂
Haha I hear that a lot and it's so cool to me
You have a story tellers talent. Ive been watching your videos and im very lucky to discover your channel.
I've said it before but I really appreciate these videos! Watching you roll and then adding your comments about it really sinks it in with me and has helped tremendously
You’re literally amazing. Bobby is a beast too. Good on both of you.
Thank you for the breakdown at the end! I've been struggling with that move. 👊👍
Hope you have success with it now!
Jeez man... This channel has the most useful recaps for bjj ever.
I appreciate man thanks!
Really good video. Demonstrates the importance of good technique, especially when your opponent is bigger.
My instructor used to say, “technique, not physique.”
Legitimately one of the most beautiful rolls i’ve ever watched. Fantastic job
It would be an absolute pleasure to come for open mat rolling on Saturday but I live in the uk 🇬🇧 so for now I subscribe for some amazing content and lessons from you. You must be one of the coolest calmest instructor Iv known. So effective and on point. Thankyou Jordan
Best channel for bjj / nogi on youtube! Thx! 🙌🏻
Takes me back to my Gracie barra days when bjj first came to England 20 years ago.best wishes and great content
Just found your channel. Brilliant video. Really found you describing where your hips are and how you are thinking about position so useful.
Really enjoyed the match seeing two big guys move fluidly.
Hey man I wanted to say thanks for making the videos I started jiu jitsu 2 days ago and been getting squished by the heavy guys but I’ve been running your 4 videos of rolling with big guys on repeat when I have time to watch and today I didn’t get squished and I also hit an Americana twice and your staple set up helped me get it and the guy I got it on said that was the reason he couldn’t do much to fight back so I wanted to say thank you I’m a Gracie fighter from Brentwood ca 🙏🏻
Jordon, your helping my game. Thank you for tremendous videos.
Happy to help! Thank you!
First video ever watched from you and loved it dude! Keep up the great work!
Thanks man! Hope you like the rest too :)
Great content, yesteday i sparred with a jacked guy with twice my size and even him bring the first time there it took me some true effort to roll properly with him , he was a beast , you made it look so easy as always ! Great job
thanks, I'm not as strong as most of my opponents so I love seeing how good strategy and technique can win against strength.