If anyone has a chance to go train at this gym, I recommend that you do so. I was there (for only a day unfortunately) while I was in LA in December, and learned so much from just one session. Hope to visit the gym again next December.
« YOU DONT HAVE TO FALL!!! » two stripe white belt here and that hit me hard…. I think I’ve allowed that "good training partner " mindset to hinder me. I ain’t falling down NO MORE
Dude I have been thinking a ton lately about the fact that we sometimes get trained to be compliant like this simply by being a friendly training partner. Realistically that’s a super bad habit. I wonder if we can very intentionally train to have 2 modes - drilling/compliance mode and fight mode. That way you don’t end up just going down because that’s what you practiced in an inappropriate situation. Love that point that you highlight there at the end!!! Osss.
I've been needing this, I love takedowns that don't involve shooting in with little to no prior setups. I always get sprawled on because I suck at setting up a shot as my first option, but if I go on the attack with something like arm drags, throw by's, duck under's, etc, my shots are infinitely more successful. The problem is, I haven't had a good explanation as to how to set up a proper throw by yet.
Check out wrestling university for that, its really all based in a couple types of faints, some simple footwork and level changes and grip fighting for stuff like what you talked about
Forehead frame to biceps looks like a very intriguing detail, I'll definitely have to play with it. Thanks for sharing! Would you say it prevents/stifles a snap down? I'd guess probably not entirely, if partner brings his entire upper body towards the floor, but should require a lot more effort and risk than without the forehead framing on biceps.
this is gonna work great😄, thanks! My gf does bjj and loves to pounce on me and grapple with me (I have no experience) so i'll see if this gets me out of an attack😉
Love that forehead to bicep technique. Never saw that before. I usually use the shoulder shrug while stepping in sideways technique which puts a lot of pressure on their shoulder. Learned that from Gokor Chvichian years ago but I also like this technique.
If anyone has a chance to go train at this gym, I recommend that you do so. I was there (for only a day unfortunately) while I was in LA in December, and learned so much from just one session. Hope to visit the gym again next December.
Yeah dude! I love this channel. I live in LA and I might try to visit too. Osss
Coach Peterson is amazing.
That is some serious sweat coach my goodness
This is pure gold! Thank you very much!
« YOU DONT HAVE TO FALL!!! » two stripe white belt here and that hit me hard…. I think I’ve allowed that "good training partner " mindset to hinder me.
I ain’t falling down NO MORE
thanks coach
Coach, coach, coach, preach, preach ! Awesome, yes we want that snap down :-)
Maybe the best grappling channel on youtube. Keep up the great work.
So good, so detailed.
Thank you again coach USS!!
Dude I have been thinking a ton lately about the fact that we sometimes get trained to be compliant like this simply by being a friendly training partner. Realistically that’s a super bad habit. I wonder if we can very intentionally train to have 2 modes - drilling/compliance mode and fight mode. That way you don’t end up just going down because that’s what you practiced in an inappropriate situation. Love that point that you highlight there at the end!!! Osss.
The amount of techniques, counters, and variations (if this, than do that) are top tier.
agree one of he hallmarks of this coach
Hello Coach
so many jewels on this channel
The end!! The end was SO GOOD!! Don't volunteer going to the ground. To make each other better, we have to be better. GREAT stuff, always Coach. 👏
I love this channel, I've been grappling for two years and never saw an entry into this that seems this effective
Genius! Thank you for sharing this information Coach Brian!
I need to drill asap, THX so much for sharing
This guy has a packed gym, and most are wearing that spiffy red uniform.
I love it! I've been using a pinch headlock throw by like this but was missing some details
I like use Headlock Pinch when wrestling in this position. Locking my grip gives that extra leverage I need against younger guys with more raw power.
I've been needing this, I love takedowns that don't involve shooting in with little to no prior setups. I always get sprawled on because I suck at setting up a shot as my first option, but if I go on the attack with something like arm drags, throw by's, duck under's, etc, my shots are infinitely more successful. The problem is, I haven't had a good explanation as to how to set up a proper throw by yet.
Check out wrestling university for that, its really all based in a couple types of faints, some simple footwork and level changes and grip fighting for stuff like what you talked about
Club Dig....Fantastic details. It opens my understanding of the purpose for the technique. 👍🏾
Thank you sir
nice
Wow,
5🌟
Damn 2nd!!!
Forehead frame to biceps looks like a very intriguing detail, I'll definitely have to play with it. Thanks for sharing!
Would you say it prevents/stifles a snap down? I'd guess probably not entirely, if partner brings his entire upper body towards the floor, but should require a lot more effort and risk than without the forehead framing on biceps.
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If he brings his entire body to the ground it won't matter as long as you keep your forehead glued to that bicep and go with the momentum
Can you go over the arm motion? I'm having trouble with this for the throw by
I would suggest watching it as many times as you need and going through the move with a partner until you feel it.
Seth rogen knows how to grapple?
this is gonna work great😄, thanks! My gf does bjj and loves to pounce on me and grapple with me (I have no experience) so i'll see if this gets me out of an attack😉
Love that forehead to bicep technique. Never saw that before. I usually use the shoulder shrug while stepping in sideways technique which puts a lot of pressure on their shoulder. Learned that from Gokor Chvichian years ago but I also like this technique.
I keep learning from you professor, thank you! If you ever come to Asia, pls come visit us in Hong Kong 🇭🇰🙏🏽
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