I can imagine this took a lot less time to edit, but honestly, it’s equally as good. I would love to see one of these videos for every major bjj comp if you have the time.
i agree and while i apreciate and rewatch your other more detailed videos a lot, i liked the overview provided by this video too. also i am hyped for the next adcc division analysis xD
i know you felt that this was kinda a throw away video because you did less edits, but i thought this was some of your best work. hope to see more of these from you.
Almost everybody was saying wrestling (meaning takedowns) would be the future of adcc. Turns out, it was wrestling to favorable pinning positions (scrimmage wrestling) that's important. Danaher is way ahead of everyone else. Wonder what he's got next up his sleeve.
excellent video as per. I liked your standing insights especially. I hadn't spotted the access to the far side underhook that Tackett was getting when he went Russian tie, that's an awesome little detail. It was interesting to see Tackett fighting for underhooks more (which I hadn't seen as much of) and that's something I've seen from izaak quite a lot, so I wonder if that's something Izaak showed Tackett since they've been training together or if it's just a coincidence!
Man people attacking those fast foot locks from when i play RDLR completely changed how i have to play. Im way more aware of my outside foot position. I keep just my toes on the hip now and try to give a hard push away, immediately clear my outside leg and look to wrestle up on a single. There is also a beautiful john wayne style sweep you can hit from RDLR that only requires the RDLR hook and ankle grip which means i can keep my outside leg away and look to use it to create momentum for a kiss of the dragon back take attempt.
I feel like a lot of people can relate to my biggest problem with picking up wrestling, which is being explosive and fearing that my knees (which click and pop non stop and hurt most of the time) aren’t gonna hold up if I go as hard as the wrestlers in my gym. Anyone have any advice on how to mitigate this besides stretching all the time and frequent leg days, both of which I’ve been doing but don’t seem to make a huge difference? Edit - i prefer defensive wrestling and trying to force either standing clinches where I can foot sweep or make the other guy shoot a sloppy takedown for me to grab an arm in guillotine so I can convert it to a darce or an arm out
I'm in the same boat, I'd stick with the defensive wrestling and minimize the shots you take. I have a sequence that uses the Uchi mata into an ankle pick, and if you're able to a "flying" triangle. I say flying triangle because it's from a standing position but it's not a jumping one because it would be as they post their hand on the floor so it's not as much of a flying triangle in my opinion. The great thing about this sequence of attacks is that I can achieve it with the underhook or overhook so it's relatively easy to set up (I actually prefer to uchi Mata with the overhook myself)
@@mraBJJ33 thanks for the insightful reply, the uchi mata is def a skill I should sharpen, I usually lose the pummeling battle as I try to set it up so I should prolly work on positioning before throwing
@MercedesSLSJpak just work on the "push-pull" concept, that helped my success a ton. As you drive into them they will drive their weight back into you, and you change direction and pull them over your hip and sweeping leg as their momentum takes them with the throw.
@@mraBJJ33 ye those kinds of principles I’ve been working on for a while especially because of the excellent tutelage from wrestlers in my gym - being a Pennsylvanian we have a ton of extremely solid wrestlers - but my problem is always pummeling to a good position, working on faking them out with direction switches, but then just struggling to level change and complete a takedown or being way too obvious with my throw attempts and them just pummeling out and throwing me instead lol. It’s just gonna take practice honestly but working on my judo is probably the right path
Cool yeah that is what I am thinking. Everything in moderation. The other type of video is not sustainable every week so it is nice that videos like this one are still helpful
I know Tackett beat Varela with that scramble towards the end, but tackett lost that battle soundly on the feet. I really liked seeing him incorporate that style of wrestling (very similar to Varela’s style) in that match. Heavy collar ties, underhooks, shuck bys to the back, sprawls…I think that style would suit him well if he keeps working on it.
4:05 anyone have a name for that Guard Retention move? I figure if people are calling using the other leg over the head the 'High-Leg' we should call what Craig is doing there the 'Low-Leg'.
Wrestling is like getting a degree. It's useful to have but not absolutely needed to be successful. But it's a big time investment that may not be worth it.
I've started looking into outside ashi with the whole shotgun ankle lock popularity. I take it an ankle lock grip keeps you far safer than using the scoop grip ?
Tackett won every wrestling exchange and lost on the way down to the mat, it was frustrating to watch, his hand fighting, entries, were great. It makes me think of something Wade Schalles said about training takedowns, you have to start from the takedown and work backwards, don’t train the hand fight/entry/shot 1st, get your perfect position for the takedown and train from there, THEN figure out how to get there, AFTER you know once you’re there it’s a score.
But I also believe that while wrestling is great it’s not as important as it’s being sold to be right now, and from what you’re saying here your next data will show something of that nature. But, is this just studying takedowns? BC a lot of ADCC strategy is top/bottom wrestling too.
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I can imagine this took a lot less time to edit, but honestly, it’s equally as good. I would love to see one of these videos for every major bjj comp if you have the time.
This is comforting to hear! Took me like 2 days to make instead of a week! More to come!
i agree and while i apreciate and rewatch your other more detailed videos a lot, i liked the overview provided by this video too.
also i am hyped for the next adcc division analysis xD
Great job bro
@@LIMIBJJ How could I learn to do this?
i know you felt that this was kinda a throw away video because you did less edits, but i thought this was some of your best work. hope to see more of these from you.
Thanks Brandon! I appreciate it!
I feel like izaak deserves a whole breakdown. He's so smooth avoiding leg entanglements
He is really good and always exciting to watch. Glad to see him back
His jiu jitsu is always so beautiful to watch.
I love the casual overview format. I’d love to see more of this for other events in the future ❤
Will do! Thank you!
Thank you for the shoutout!!! I’m Troy Russell, glad you liked the dig I’ve been working on!
Jake, you have such deep knowledge of the game man. That explanation of Tackett keeping the body lock 9:50 made so much sense.
Thank you Will! I am glad you are finding the videos helpful!
77kg was definitely my favorite division to watch. Can't wait to see what insights you got there.
So exciting! Hope the videos live up to the hype!
this had good quality, I wouldn’t mind seeing more of this kind of lightly edited content
Great sounds good! More to come!
Almost everybody was saying wrestling (meaning takedowns) would be the future of adcc. Turns out, it was wrestling to favorable pinning positions (scrimmage wrestling) that's important. Danaher is way ahead of everyone else. Wonder what he's got next up his sleeve.
Where does he talk about this? I am literally making a video on this now
Love the new music on this, too. Very chill.
Good to know thank you for the feedback!
Would love to get your analysis on all big events mate! nice work.
Cool cool! Appreciate the support!
This is so good. You have some of the best BJJ content out there, man. Can't wait for next week's analysis!
Thank you I appreciate it Nathan!
Id like to see Warzinski vs Meregali they also need to get O'flanagan on one of these WNO shows. Was sad to see Enrique's lose😢
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Love this style video mixed in
Awesome! Appreciate the feedback!
Looking forwards to your upcoming open guard videos, and future instructional!
Thank you! Appreciate the support!
i learn so much from these videos.
Thank you! I am glad you are finding them helpful!
excellent video as per. I liked your standing insights especially. I hadn't spotted the access to the far side underhook that Tackett was getting when he went Russian tie, that's an awesome little detail.
It was interesting to see Tackett fighting for underhooks more (which I hadn't seen as much of) and that's something I've seen from izaak quite a lot, so I wonder if that's something Izaak showed Tackett since they've been training together or if it's just a coincidence!
This is an interesting thought and one that I have not considered! Good call!
Love this style of video man, thanks for the awesome content
Awesome good to know! Thanks for the comment and the support!
This casual form is good content!
that 2 on 1 arm drag rnc is👌
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Great video. You should do post more rougher cuts. No discernible decline in quality.
Awesome. Love to hear this! Thank you!
Great content! Can wait for that next analysis 💪
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Man people attacking those fast foot locks from when i play RDLR completely changed how i have to play. Im way more aware of my outside foot position. I keep just my toes on the hip now and try to give a hard push away, immediately clear my outside leg and look to wrestle up on a single. There is also a beautiful john wayne style sweep you can hit from RDLR that only requires the RDLR hook and ankle grip which means i can keep my outside leg away and look to use it to create momentum for a kiss of the dragon back take attempt.
Damn the sport is evolving FAST these last few years
Wild!
Great breakdown video. I feel like i learn so much just from your breakdowns. I appreciate the content
Looking forward to your analysis.
Looking forward to the 77kg insights 💪💪💪
Always great content. I liked the change up and enjoyed your opinions. 👊
Awesome thank you for the feedback and I appreciate the support!
I love the data and can only say I’m just gonna sit around till the next video comes out. If you need help or support feel free to reach out
Haha for sure thanks my man!
Couch is awesome love seeign him in the breakdowns. 🎉
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The big homie with a "casual" breakdown...
Undersell and Overdeliver!! 😁😁
Perfect..Love it!!
Thank you!
I’m gon buy that open guard tutorial
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Same! 😊😊
great video
Thank you!
Awesome channel :) love the breakdowns, is really helpfull!
Thank you! I appreciate the comment and the support!
I feel like a lot of people can relate to my biggest problem with picking up wrestling, which is being explosive and fearing that my knees (which click and pop non stop and hurt most of the time) aren’t gonna hold up if I go as hard as the wrestlers in my gym. Anyone have any advice on how to mitigate this besides stretching all the time and frequent leg days, both of which I’ve been doing but don’t seem to make a huge difference?
Edit - i prefer defensive wrestling and trying to force either standing clinches where I can foot sweep or make the other guy shoot a sloppy takedown for me to grab an arm in guillotine so I can convert it to a darce or an arm out
I'm in the same boat, I'd stick with the defensive wrestling and minimize the shots you take. I have a sequence that uses the Uchi mata into an ankle pick, and if you're able to a "flying" triangle. I say flying triangle because it's from a standing position but it's not a jumping one because it would be as they post their hand on the floor so it's not as much of a flying triangle in my opinion. The great thing about this sequence of attacks is that I can achieve it with the underhook or overhook so it's relatively easy to set up (I actually prefer to uchi Mata with the overhook myself)
@@mraBJJ33 thanks for the insightful reply, the uchi mata is def a skill I should sharpen, I usually lose the pummeling battle as I try to set it up so I should prolly work on positioning before throwing
@MercedesSLSJpak just work on the "push-pull" concept, that helped my success a ton. As you drive into them they will drive their weight back into you, and you change direction and pull them over your hip and sweeping leg as their momentum takes them with the throw.
@@mraBJJ33 ye those kinds of principles I’ve been working on for a while especially because of the excellent tutelage from wrestlers in my gym - being a Pennsylvanian we have a ton of extremely solid wrestlers - but my problem is always pummeling to a good position, working on faking them out with direction switches, but then just struggling to level change and complete a takedown or being way too obvious with my throw attempts and them just pummeling out and throwing me instead lol. It’s just gonna take practice honestly but working on my judo is probably the right path
Love it! This is what the data is showing to be most effective anyway. More on this to come!
Hell yeah bro !
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Good stuff!!
Thank you!
Great video. Good move. Don’t drop completely the other style of video. But this is good as well.
Cool yeah that is what I am thinking. Everything in moderation. The other type of video is not sustainable every week so it is nice that videos like this one are still helpful
nice video, i've noticed ashi garami, de la riva and reverse de la riva went together, but wasnt sure how to prioritize and use them
Yeah I have been thinking a lot about it and plan to do a deeper dive into it here on the channel and in my instructional
Great video as always. Definitely do more of these.
Will do! Thank you
Amazing
Thank you!
I don’t know why couch immediately chained 3 subs from upper to lower together when the first triangle
Itself looked like a good bite
Didn't realise outside ashi witha scoop grip was bad. Gonna correct this now 😂
Yeah I got away with it for a while as well!
I know Tackett beat Varela with that scramble towards the end, but tackett lost that battle soundly on the feet. I really liked seeing him incorporate that style of wrestling (very similar to Varela’s style) in that match. Heavy collar ties, underhooks, shuck bys to the back, sprawls…I think that style would suit him well if he keeps working on it.
4:05 anyone have a name for that Guard Retention move?
I figure if people are calling using the other leg over the head the 'High-Leg' we should call what Craig is doing there the 'Low-Leg'.
Works for me. I dont know the name if there already is one
Wrestling is like getting a degree. It's useful to have but not absolutely needed to be successful. But it's a big time investment that may not be worth it.
Agreed!
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I don’t understand how Francisco Lo won this match, what is the criteria? No real submission attempts, and in many deep submission from William
He did have a pretty good look at that arm triangle and controlled Tackett for a while, but I agree with you
I've started looking into outside ashi with the whole shotgun ankle lock popularity.
I take it an ankle lock grip keeps you far safer than using the scoop grip ?
Correct!
Tackett won every wrestling exchange and lost on the way down to the mat, it was frustrating to watch, his hand fighting, entries, were great. It makes me think of something Wade Schalles said about training takedowns, you have to start from the takedown and work backwards, don’t train the hand fight/entry/shot 1st, get your perfect position for the takedown and train from there, THEN figure out how to get there, AFTER you know once you’re there it’s a score.
But I also believe that while wrestling is great it’s not as important as it’s being sold to be right now, and from what you’re saying here your next data will show something of that nature. But, is this just studying takedowns? BC a lot of ADCC strategy is top/bottom wrestling too.
I thought Francisco Lo won the match, but it was definitely very close.
What helps me and my jujitsu? Not pulling guard. IF WRESTLING WAS EASY IT WOULD BE CALLED JUITSU! 🗣️
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I like this format a lot more personally. Your other format is great but it’s a lot to consume. I may be in the minority on this take.
Great! Yeah I am thinking of having a nice mix of videos from now on. Everything in moderation!
It's better. Less ADHD fast context switching
Haha ok awesome thank you for the feedback!
Destickify 🧐
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tell me you watched a gi match?????
Wrestling is important for MMA not as much for pure submission only ju jitsu
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