Grace Learns Clamp Guard Basics w Sensei Glick

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • The Clamp Guard is super effective in Judo AND BJJ
    Works in Gi AND No Gi
    Great crossover dynamic technique to control your opponent
    Enjoy this great lesson from Sensei Brian Glick
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Комментарии • 21

  • @danielschulz7391
    @danielschulz7391 Год назад +12

    I've done grappling for 25 years and every now and then I think I've seen every move, but there is always something new. That's what's so great about this art 😎👍

  • @eternalelitist1936
    @eternalelitist1936 Год назад +7

    That bicep + SHOULDER frame is what I’ve been missing for sooooo long. Thank you!

  • @robertlaursoo3125
    @robertlaursoo3125 Год назад +4

    3:51 Really well played segway :)
    Thank you for the information and especially the knee-elbow escape tip to free the leg on 0:50. Most difficult for me is to figure the correct position of the bottom leg. Brian kept it on the floor, Grace held it in the air without blocking Shintaros left hip. Still investigating.

    • @jstpa321
      @jstpa321 3 месяца назад

      I use the clamp all the time and put my bottom foot on the hip if possible, for what it's worth. Least amount of effort needed and/or best way to manage the distance for attacks.

  • @mathewrumble8710
    @mathewrumble8710 8 месяцев назад

    I love this, it has created so many attacking opportunities for me

  • @SpodyOdy
    @SpodyOdy Год назад +2

    Sensei Glick is great👍

  • @ricardomazzaseixas7549
    @ricardomazzaseixas7549 Год назад

    WONDERFUL POSITION DETAILS CONGRATULATION BRO❤

  • @xtrakewlguy666
    @xtrakewlguy666 Год назад

    Yes, Sensei!

  • @crisantogarcia6646
    @crisantogarcia6646 Год назад +2

    This is kind of like rubber guard

    • @biscobisco1882
      @biscobisco1882 7 месяцев назад

      Except far more useful because you're not wasting an arm by holding your own leg.

  • @TheAseer2020
    @TheAseer2020 Год назад

    Hello all. I hope all is well.
    Does anyone know why most all BJJ rule sets do not have win by pinfall? I find it very interesting that Wrestling, and Judo has win by pinfall, but BJJ does not. Why does BJJ not put a high value on pins? Thank you.

    • @zevstarr-tambor7084
      @zevstarr-tambor7084 Год назад +2

      such a fun question :) I think the answer is not truly knowable, but some argue that helio gracie was often thrown for ippon by judo players, and pinned as well - and therefore you find neither ippon nor pinfall in BJJ. Another argument is that a pinfall wont end a real fight, but a submission surely will - therefore BJJ does not include pinning to win.

    • @TheAseer2020
      @TheAseer2020 Год назад +2

      @@zevstarr-tambor7084 pinning does have is uses, to hold someone down, untill help arrives etc. Thank you for your thoughts

    • @zevstarr-tambor7084
      @zevstarr-tambor7084 Год назад

      @@TheAseer2020 I like winning by pin as well, known as osaekomi in judo :)

    • @copyninja8756
      @copyninja8756 10 месяцев назад

      Because fighting from your back is one of the main parts of the sport.

  • @anjoLas
    @anjoLas Год назад +1

    and then they...you know

  • @djignatin4043
    @djignatin4043 Год назад +8

    BJJ is great but hard.

  • @uncircumcisedcircus
    @uncircumcisedcircus Год назад

    It actually looks like a guard that has application in MMA.