Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Street Fight Analysis - Coach Firas Zahabi
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- When in a real fight situation it is always good to know what BJJ moves work best and which moves are more limited to a sport situation. In this analysis we find that our the BJJ practitioner learns the hard way that some moves are best left for a sports setting. But does that make sport Jiu-Jitsu a bad thing? Not at all I do plenty of sport BJJ and I believe its the best way to get in a lot of practice. However its very important to test you BJJ in an MMA setting which is the safest way to simulate an actual fight. When experimenting with your BJJ in an MMA setting you will learn to strengths and weakness of your BJJ. Be sure to be honest with yourself and make the needed adjustments to help improve your game. Most importantly be sure to develop a game that is "Universal". Universal BJJ is BJJ that works in every situation. In my book that is the best kind of BJJ.
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Street fights are always interesting in that people are ok with guys knocking each other out. But as soon as you lock up a joint or a choke everyone wants to step in and stop the fight.
Bjj doesn't work on the streets man... There are no rules there! Lol
@@johnconroy3381 c'mon man. Don't be that guy. Sport BJJ could get you hurt but there's plenty of examples on youtube of BJJ working in 'the street'. Shit, back in the day I won a fight using TKD so anything is possible.
Like in the octagon?
Being knocked out and getting your limbs snapped and broken are two different things, way more gruesome to see someones arm snap while they are screaming in excruciating pain
@@Yoitsseb True, getting knocked out can cause permanent brain damage and even death. Getting your arm snapped means 3 months in a cast...
So it's okay to get punched in the face but when the Jiu-Jitsu guy gets a shoulder lock, the fight get stopped? Should have got an arm lock and rip the dudes elbow apart. Good video good analysis.
Shoulder
@Francisco Duran You have never stepped into a BJJ or Judo dojo, huh.
@Francisco Duran you know that's exactly what a kimora submission does right?
Absolutely man
No locks? What is that? Its a street fight you clowns anything goes! "Yeh im gonna smash you bro but no locks no locks"
L M I know , I thought the same thing, the non BJJ is pounding his head in for christ sake! I saw a street fight one time where the non BJJ was complaining the BJJ student didn't stop after he tapped from a sleeper hold! !lol
Stupid right? Joe rogan would be appalled...
L M What do they expect him to do?
Most street fights are like that when both or one side has a group with them. It's perfectly OK to knock you out cold onto concrete and possibly kill you, but kicks get will get you called a pussy and anything else than blasting bare fist on the face is "not a real fight". There is one exception to the rule. Once you knock someone out your buddies will let you land 1-2 soccer kicks to the head before intervening.
no dude that's fair. It's a street fight with people watching over not letting anyone get seriously fucked up. That's the best case scenario if anything. I wouldn't complain here whether I was the winner or loser. Imagine if one guy was getting his head kicked in. Same thing. You want people to stop it.
This is exactly what Gracie Breakdown was talking about with street and sport BJJ. Great breakdown Firas! Would love for their channel to see this video!
Thanks and yes someone should tweet it tho them.
i really enjoy these type of videos, where you analyze real ordinary street fights. Brings me a lot of insight of what should and shouldn't do in case i get myself into these type of scenarios. I appreciate the effort.
Its so cool how you take the time to make these in-depth videos for anyone to watch an learn. Thank you, Love the Videos!
Awesome breakdown! I love jiu jitsu and wish tovown my own gym one day. Its awesome to see videos like these. They really open our eyes to the difference between street vs sport. Distance management is HUGE in a street/ mma fight.
Thanks Firas, really liking these videos!
Firas is the madden of fight analysis
top notch video as always Firas
Dude this is great vid! Thanks for posting!!
One of your best videos! Really liking this series of breakdowns on "streetfights".
I don't have any off-topic questions for you this week haha
Your vids are the best. Thanks!
great perspective! Love the videos and the insight Thanks
This was very informational. Glad I subscribed.
Awesome breakdown Coach Zahabi
This is great! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Great video, thanks for doing this!
That was a awesome breakdown of this guys jujitsu technique Coach Zahabi. I wish I had a Sensei like you
awesome insight.....respect, sir.
This video was pretty cool. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.
excellent video bro! appreciate your efforts.
Well, this video pretty much confirms that Firas used to draw for The Simpsons. 3 fingered hand and yellow skin, all the evidence is there!
Haha exactly!
Great video. I never seen this one before. This is better than gracie breakdown in my opinion, more of an honest opinion.
Great analisys as usual
Great analysis!! More please :)
I think this video is great in showing both the upsides and downsides to BJJ in an actual fight.
Wow Firaz.. Thanks for the lesson and please keep posting these.
Thanks again coach!
this is exactly why I fell in love with mma, gotta be rounded...started in bjj 1995(southern cal)not a lotta of choices back then and the politics and money grab was ridiculous in those early years....as soon as i got involved in mma 2002 never looked back and never put on a gi again...best decision for my martial arts growth i ever made
can you detail your mma training journey? you compete at all?
I think it's possible the Jiu-jitsu practitioner didn't go for a proper mount because he didn't want his knees to press against the street. Also, I think he's very lucky. Gone are the days of one-on-one pride/honor battles (e.g., Rickson Gracie versus Hugo Duarte on the beach). Nowadays, young men tend to fight in "packs." They'll let their buddy go one-on-one until they sense their buddy no longer has the upper-hand, and then they'll intervene. Sometimes they won't be so gentle when they intervene. Sometimes they'll just start skull stomping or kicking ribs.
I'm all for Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, especially the "sport" aspect of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, but I feel practitioners should be more aware of our art's limitations. It's probably best to calm everyone down and avoid fighting if you can, especially when you're outnumbered. You probably shouldn't fight in the middle of traffic too, but I digress.
He had on pants. His knee would have been fine.
Had the groups been reversed and it was a white guy throwing that arm lock on a black guy his black buddies would have stomped his head in.. Only Boomer white dudes still honor the one on one code and only intervened to break it up.
Amen! True!
We need more street fight analysis!!
Whos with me?!
Great video
I need to more No Gi work. I love the Gi but you make some VERY good points for training without one. It's time.
Thanks for the inspiration...
People are starting to wonder if you're a sponsor of mine Firas, I'm sharing virtually every video of yours that I watch. Really great stuff - much gratitude!
ShinkaTV thank you its greatly appreciated on my end as well!
Thanks for the video. Very good analysis. Please make more videos!
Such a great art form. Thank you for breaking it down for the novice. I would have hooked my hand over the side of the guys knee for sure. Glad the two walked away and no one got hurt. Mission accomplished in my opinion for the practitioner who was on the ground most of the time. I know we all would love to see him snap the other guys arm like a chicken bone and this is why I love this martial art form because a person can protect oneself and no one gets seriously hurt.
i think most of these fights if the jiu jitsu guy knew some wrestling to go along with the jujitsu it would go much different for them, once i started wrestling i fell in love with it, and when i roll with guys who cant wrestle its a completely new added dimension i feel i have on them
You're the man Firas! I love your videos, very in depth and detailed. Greatly appreciated. You should come out with some instructional Mma videos for purchase, I know I would buy them in a heartbeat. I feel confident saying a great amount of people would as well. Have a good one!
Thank you I do hope to get some material out someday.
+Tristar Gym You should consider it man. You're a great teacher and technician.
Brilliant. Oss! 🦜
Love your videos FIras, i hope that one day i can make the trip from Toronto to TriStar
awesome video firas. cant wait to see joseph duffy fight saturday, i hear he is really talented.
Joseph Duffy is the fucking man, he literally did everything perfect in that fight
ya it was beautiful to watch. I kinds hope he just stays at lightweight. I don't want to see him cut unnecessary weight when he could be top 10 at lw.
Hi Coach Firas, several years back there was a video you did of streetfight analysis with emphasis on the "triangle" of how legs are positioned and not letting the torso get off balance. You highlighted numerous examples of guys getting in fights who did it correctly, whilst their opponents did not. I wanted to show this vid to my son but I can't find it. Is it still uploaded by chance?
Im been doing no gi for about 3-4 years and 2 years thai box now. Playing grappling in the street especially on hard cement surface, is totally different. From grappling on a nice smooth rubber mat.
Hey coach, what kind of half guard is best for MMA/Street fight? I use a lot of lockdown, what do you think about it? anyway keep up the good work, greetings from Brazil.
Hey Firas I was wondering what was your take on weight lifting in mma, how many times a week, circuit training or not, strength training or not, what is your favorite split for your fighters? thanks
More street fight analysis!!!
you are amazing Thanks a lot, but do you advice your students to get the fight to the ground or only if the circumstances lead to because on asphalt your back will end up with a lot of scratches and your skin will take a lot of damage>>?? i wonder if the mount position is a must on a street fight what do you think???
si on avait tous un prof comme toi... on serait tous bon ! ;-)
We can criticize and breakdown his movements all day, but the reality is that if he wasn't training sports Jiu Jitsu he could have had it a whole lot worse.
Firas is beast
What is the best move or a few good moves instead of the deep half guard as i find people go on their knees often in fights, thanks
This is a really well put together vdeo and analysis. I've only been doing jitz for about 5 weeks now. I only practice No-gi, just because I ussually only have Tues and Thrs free and that's no-gi night at the gym I go to. I really enjoy no-gi, but am I missing out by now doing some gi training?
I'd imagine so. It's always helpful knowing more techniques even if they may be a little more rare.
Could you show the best half guard for mma, and some sweeps please?
Nice video,once in a while we were street clothes in Jiu jitu class ,one thing I learned is don't wear a hoodie in a fight especially with a Jiu Jitsu guy lol
totally agree I also noticed a missed opportunity there at one point when the guy was mounted but in full guard he should have reached up and grabbed the guy by the collar and pulled his shirt up over his head didn't do that because he was thinking sport jiu jitsu versus they can kick in the guys freaking ass
How do you feel about the electric chair from lock down or the stoner sweep from lock down? Is it just as vulnerable to strike's as deep half? I like to at least fake electric chair to get to the dog fight from lockdown. Is this viable in mma?
Thank you so much for your video's. With love from Australia.
Practice makes permanent
Yo da MAN Firas!!
What happened at the end when paused? Almost Looks like a new fight started with the guys that broke up the fight.
can anybody tell me what program he's using that lets you use your mouse to draw on your screen like that?
Hey Firas, do u let anyone join tri-star even if they aren't pro fighters?
Fundamentals are the best. But sport is so fun.
I agree both gi and no gi practice practice and more practice. I live in a colder area and theres lots of jackets for grips but they can tear. And when punches come its hard yo keep composed lol.
What was about to happen at the end there??
Nise.
Fantastic breakdown. Please keep the videos coming. Keep up the great work. Why not just go strictly No Gi though. Just saying!
Because it also helps to know what how to use clothing that's less flimsy against your attacker. By only doing one, you're excluding a whole aspect of fighting and that's detrimental.
At 4:04 i would have went for the double ankle to access to mount. i feel it would be more street efficient....am i wrong?
Hope that guy was a new white belt. We always train jeet kune do and included practicing our guard against punches without the gi. I think everyone needs to practice that side of it.
At 1:05 isn't the guy in mount meant to have his toes pointing to the sky? Otherwise can't the guy on the bottom just unhook easily?
This is what happens when you don’t practice your techniques against unskilled, aggressive behaviors including punches. It’s why headlock defenses and counters are becoming a lost art...because your skilled training partner won’t slap on a headlock unlock unless the two of you are deliberately practicing its defense.
By headlock do you mean the bully lock from standing and sloppy guillotine delivered from mount and side control ?
roll with a new white belt and give up your neck if you want to work those defenses. ezpz
My old BJJ coach used to make us all fight with tennis balls in our hands every one in a while so that we learn to fight without grips
In a street fight explode into the submission especially joint locks. If you get an arm try to make sure he can never use it again. This sounds brutal but it's a fight and that is how Jiu-Jitsu was intended to be used.
Agreed that mostly and especially at the breakup, guy in grey hoodie. Winner
What he meant when said..if you put lots of hours in JJ training, you'll develope a bad habits? Thanks!
Does anyone know what belt he is? I'm thinking white.
Being low while on mount: I lose mount in about 4.3 seconds when other dude is big. Having a bit of space is helpful so dudes can't just instantly roll you over.
if he's too big you can't keep him down with pressure and technique, you just gotta keep riding him, surfing him. predict or force his movements, move to side control, go from side to side and back into mount, frustrate him, keep him moving and tire him out and try to get him to give his back. but if he's got 20/30 pounds on you (and some basic skill) trying to cling on to mount will be a losing play, he'll just bench press you off
also, the guy in this vid is like a 3 month white belt at best. terrible display, embarrassing. and what was to stop him raining some elbows down while he had mount. it was a goddamn fight!
1 more thing.. if you are the A plus from the D and the 'corn .. that would be an amazing coincidence and would make me very happy. please say it is so! and i'll see you next year for your big day!
@@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511 if you're getting bench pressed off of mount then you have zero technique. First, basic technique nullifies simple bench press pretty well. Second if someone bench presses you and you dont break off an arm then youre not doing jiu jitsu.
Theres absolutely no way this guy is 3 month white belt. You dont learn deep half and spider guard through your first 3 months of bjj. You learn trap and roll. Knee escapes. Maybe a collar choke or rear naked choke. Not spider guard to pendulum sweep. Hell white belts can hard keep closed guard together.
@@common0324 he just described techniques that would nullify someone trying to bench press him off dumbass. You clearly havent rolled against people who are significantly bigger or stronger if you think getting benched off isnt a threat if you stay still. Some people really are that strong and no amount of positioning or holding on can nullify someone who can bench double or triple your body weight.
genius
Tip: Link the original video aswell!
A street fight is a fight to the death imo. This guy is lucky there were people around and he didn't get his arm broken then faced stomped into the ground.
Along those lines, BJJ guy is lucky he didn't he soccer kicked by 5 of the guy's friends..
Yeeeea... the bjj guy wasnt good at all and would definitely have lost that fight lol he was clinging to those sleeves for life and still lost grip over and over
Tell that to the judge that's giving you a lifetime sentence after your little "street fights".
@Francisco Duran I think you are missing the important point. When you get in a street fight you don't know whether the guy is going to kill you. With that in mind some people would kill the guy to be on the safe side. They mind think, "Well what if I let him go then he goes home gets a gun finds me and kills me?". That happens a lot. It's not so simple as a sporting event.
@@channelMasterGuiGame a street fight isn't "little" ... if im defending myself from possible death than you better believe im fighting that way. In the streets you have no idea what the other person has on them. I could care less about the government when my life is in danger..
hey firas, i was wondering
The Nogueiras use deep half guard, and even though they get punched sometimes it mostly helps them sweep their opponents, as their opponents are less balanced while punching.
Any thoughts on that?
I prefer open Guard or Clamp Guard personally. I think that DHG is too risky for my style. I do use DHG but only in specific situation. The number one question I always ask myself when selecting a technique is "will this technique work on everyone and in any situation?" If the answer is yes then I work it day and night. Would you go deep had Guard on Rampage? I wouldn't.
Tristar Gym thanks a lot, DHG is definitly not my first choice either, then again it would always depend on the situation i guess
What belt was that guy I wonder
Those big white sneakers a perfect for a heel hook... especially at around 3:40 when the streetfighter was standing up in a perfect position for the BJJ guy to wrap his legs around one of the streetfighters for a sweep or a knee reap into a heel hook. Yeah they said no locks and a heel hook can fuck your life up... but fuck it.... its a streetfight, anything goes.
Do you know what rank the bjj guy was?
Just some advice: when you have mount, don't with hook your feet on the shins because you can injure your knees (try it, you will feel a lot of pressure on your knees when the bottom person tries to escape), instead just bend your legs backwards so your shins are up off the ground behind the opponents knees and point your toes up in diagonals towards the sky. This is a better way to hook and maintain mount (no offence, you are much more intelligent than me. Just some advice to stay safer)
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Poor old fella didn't want to hurt his knees!
Fighting on a public street with traffic going on around you must be one of the most stupid ideas you could ever have in your life. If you want to fight, go to a gym or at least go to a place where there is grass or dirt. Sometimes I really don't understand why people do what they do.
Bro I think one of them just called your momma fat, you gonna take that?
Deep 1/2 for the street or MMA is suicide. How often do you see guys get knocked out from there? Seems very common.
Demian Maia was the king of using half guard to advance position while absorbing minimal damage. The key is to advance the position, not get stuck in front of the top guy raining down strikes. Either you get right underneath & sweep or get right away from the guy
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Thanks for the video. I would like to see more of these brake downs.
To me, this is the major problem with training Jiu Jitsu for competition FIRST. I know many schools focus on tournament-style techniques BEFORE basic self-defense Jiu Jitsu-the ORIGINAL purpose of this style.
The BJJ neutralized him. He didn’t hurt him but he stopped him from dishing out damage. The guy didn’t land a single punch because BJJ guy was fully underneath him. He did well in my opinion
Yes for a street fight this was very well executed. It's easy for the dude behind the screen to talk when he wasnt in the exact situation.
do you ever get any of the fighters to put the gi on for a roll every now and then?
tricepsish Yes I do. I think its important to do gi but not crucial. I actually believe starting with no gi or having no gi as your base is better then having the gi as your base. I see the gi as an additional weapon but I don't base my game on it since it may not be there.
It's not about gi or no gi, it's about self defence and sport
1:04 Gracie Combatives lesson 3!
What is his plan? He is neither going to deep half nor trying to sweep
In my years on the mat I was never interested in gi chokes like the Ezekiel choke because of this reason. and other Techniques relying on the Gi as I didn’t see those “Gi techniques” translating over to real life self defense. Even though I trained both Gi and no Gi every time when training the Gi I didn’t want to rely on the Gi in assisting.
Dylan Caldwell Ezekiel choke isn’t a go choke at all brother. You can use it with similar arm positions as RNC. Works beautifully and very effective 👍
What if you learn both? If you're wearing a jacket why not use it
absolutely nothing to add. perfect assessment imo.
hey tristar, got your msg but dont see how to re. No it wasn't me but always up for some civil debate.
Also, this is why training competition bjj isn’t enough. In my opinion. Just like any other fighter, train a stand up/ striking discipline as well. It should’ve been second nature for him to throw strikes from his mounted position. Also..position before submission. That is all.
Street fights are potentially life or death situation.Its either me or him.If his shoulder has rip to save myself,then so be it.
I've seen one too many fights where a guy has been slammed on his head in concrete.
Not gonna take that risk.
Disable him and come out safe.
As the saying goes "better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6"
Rubber guard is kinda good if someone tries to strike you while you pull guard