How to Pin and Submit Bigger People from Sidemount

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  • How to stabilize the sidemount on bigger people and then submit them. From Takedowns & Top Position Gameplan for iOS & Android www.grapplearts...
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    Also available as an instructional online and on DVD, 'How to Defeat the Bigger, Stronger Opponent, Series 2, with Brandon 'Wolverine' Mullins.' More information about that instructional set here: www.grapplearts...

Комментарии • 171

  • @common0324
    @common0324 10 лет назад +97

    Although Stephan is amazing at explaining technique and how to perform the moves, he's an amazing second man as well. Asking perfect logical questions, and demonstrating exactly what can happen if you mess up exactly when he needs to show it. Humble, good at being the practice dummy while still teaching from the sidelines. Bravo.

    • @errcoche
      @errcoche 10 лет назад +2

      I concur. I always try to talk when being the submission dummy in order to provide feedback on what is happening. A lot of times, the pain inflicted is not where the aggressor imagines it to be, or they do something unintentional that is very effective and should try to duplicate.
      The whole area of being an effective target is a large area of skill in BJJ training, being able to give increasing levels of resistance and providing feedback etc.

    • @denvertaylor9195
      @denvertaylor9195 2 года назад

      So true, so, true.

  • @G0ETTIN
    @G0ETTIN 11 лет назад +7

    LOVE this series!!! I'm a girl and usually the smaller opponent. And I do get a lot from newbies (or guys about my weight) how they hate to be submitted by a girl (just heard it again yesterday, haha). But the bigger and more experienced guys are really trouble for me. I can only get them by speed, technique and/or surprise. But it is not easy fighting heavy gorillas! ;))) Thanks for showing us your tricks Mister Wolverine ;) Also pleansant for the eye if I may say so ;)

    • @peacebalancetruth
      @peacebalancetruth Год назад +2

      ☺️🥰💪😤Go Girl!

    • @bk341
      @bk341 10 месяцев назад

      Curious as to if you still grapple.

  • @sillyputty4229
    @sillyputty4229 12 лет назад +4

    Truly enjoyed the teaching and level of detail in this one. Getting into the "why" of techniques is one of my primary focuses lately and I got What I was looking for here. Very nicely done!

  • @mishich911
    @mishich911 9 лет назад +124

    The 30 dislikes must have came from big guys

  • @Smoovesquid
    @Smoovesquid 12 лет назад +1

    I'm a relatively larger guy and I find these so helpful as I try to create a more balanced, training partner-friendly game. Huge fan, Stephan.

  • @oyu8
    @oyu8 7 лет назад +5

    Brandon is awesome too. Such comprehensive instruction. Love it. Cheers from Tokyo.

  • @SpecialK6685
    @SpecialK6685 11 лет назад

    I used to get Kesting's DVD's back when I trained. I used to think of him as Paulson 2.0. In the fact that he explained and broke down high percentage moves in so much detail, with why you do what you do. Paulson showed so many more moves, but rarely tied in the "why" and "how", and the all important, "what to to if...". A true teacher, as opposed to a demonstrator.

  • @BHGiant3
    @BHGiant3 11 лет назад

    incredible senseis here. Subscribed after about 2 minutes. Very clear, very detailed with explanations and reasons for why you are doing what you are doing.

  • @LastRightsTV
    @LastRightsTV 9 лет назад +7

    You both are amazing instructors, I love your videos so helpful. Thank you guys for this information and taking the time to share it with us.

  • @krupple
    @krupple 12 лет назад +1

    I love that you're teaching principles and strategies along with the techniques.

  • @dustyrhea99
    @dustyrhea99 10 лет назад +14

    "We will bite we will eye gouge and if that doesn't work we will fight dirty" hahaha

  • @seestuff09
    @seestuff09 8 лет назад +1

    just bought this dvd set,can't wait to get it!!!!

  • @PandarenMaster
    @PandarenMaster 6 лет назад +1

    i watched this years ago now coming back to review these awesome techniques because sometimes my coach asking me to teach the class

  • @lallope
    @lallope 10 лет назад +3

    very nicely done. I am a super old judoka and that was done great to show how it should be practiced.

  • @LorenWingerd
    @LorenWingerd 12 лет назад +2

    It's cool watching this and realizing I have unintentionally taught myself almost all of this. I feel accomplished ^_^

  • @shenerobinson1619
    @shenerobinson1619 10 лет назад +1

    Unbelievable knowledge of the game for such a young guy. Great video.

  • @THEJKDMAN
    @THEJKDMAN 11 лет назад

    one of the best bjj demo on the net,,, clear step by step

  • @waldomarek
    @waldomarek 12 лет назад +1

    great tips, being a relatively smaller/lighter guy, i'm very excited watching these moves and tips, thanks a lot :)

  • @MerioM
    @MerioM 11 лет назад +1

    one thinks as a beginner that fight do not require mental skills(or only a few)... in fact is quite the opposite... i think that learn a fight style with lot of ground techniques will train a mind as if it were studying a difficult scientific problem... like my master says... "It's a chess game"... and i'm just starting to learn "these" techniques... and i love them more and more... i think that self defense, ground defense and martial arts in general should be mandatory in schools...

  • @suzanneorpen7762
    @suzanneorpen7762 6 лет назад +2

    Thank you for these awesome vids, I am tiny and recently started BJJ , my team mates are all twice my size love all these tips and explanations.... Oss

  • @Big7media2011
    @Big7media2011 11 лет назад

    Just an FYI, once you get that "window washer" to your second leg over that arm, You don't want to stay there too long, The bottom guy will grab your gi or usually the back of the pants with that hand and "pull" with his left hand on your lapel to get the top guy to pull, now he "pushes" to get the reversal.

  • @Durrrville
    @Durrrville 8 лет назад +2

    Interesting that this guy has a problem with so many pain techniques bigger guys use but when it comes to shin on bicep, he's a big fan and uses it regularly!

    • @carlangracie7374
      @carlangracie7374 7 лет назад +1

      the guy weighs all of 118 pounds.. give me a break!

  • @jdub7771
    @jdub7771 7 лет назад +1

    I'm a small guy and I start my first bjj class Thursday. All of your videos I've been watching and think it will help ;) especially this one, because everyone in the class looks to be ginormous. The school caters to law enforcement and most of them are big.... Either purposefully or by accident lol

    • @jdub7771
      @jdub7771 7 лет назад +1

      Quack Attack your mother told me not necessarily

  • @bedevere007
    @bedevere007 5 лет назад +1

    amazing teacher

  • @PandarenMaster
    @PandarenMaster 5 лет назад

    I Have seen this video in 2014 and it helped me a lot until now im still using this method thank you both. Im going to share this to my training partners cuz im the biggest guy in the gym and I want them to do better against me lol.

  • @MikahelRaiden
    @MikahelRaiden 9 лет назад +2

    Thank You for sharing all this, Mr. Kesting, it is absolutely wonderful! :D You guys teach so clearly and every move is so effective, i'm amazed how i'm improving my "survival" with 30 to 50 Kg bigger opponents thanks to these tips, techniques and mindsets! btw, the "happy" and joyful way you approach this chess-game like Art is beautiful and fills my heart with passion and desire to get on the mat again and more! Thank You!
    Live Life in A Breath!
    Namasté!
    Aloha! ;)

  • @ryansergas3894
    @ryansergas3894 10 лет назад +1

    Thank you for making these videos, very educational. I have a way to learn it outside of classes now :D

  • @eagerart
    @eagerart 12 лет назад

    I'm loving this series! Wolverine!

  • @leandrolb
    @leandrolb 11 лет назад

    Thanks Stephan and Wolverine...awesome, i'm learning a tons of great things with you guys!

  • @lucasrodriguez2401
    @lucasrodriguez2401 10 лет назад

    Great video. Very useful... BJJ is amazing... Thanks for sharing.

  • @bachottim
    @bachottim 12 лет назад

    This stuff is brilliant !!!

  • @user-tc8nr4mz6j
    @user-tc8nr4mz6j 9 лет назад +1

    What a great video! You guys work well together.

  • @sabakimsg
    @sabakimsg 8 лет назад

    Excellent video! Big guy use the same principles!

  • @narendrarana
    @narendrarana 12 лет назад

    this is a great video. Thank you Stephan and the other professor. Very well demonstrated and very well thought out.
    Thank you (old and out of shape white belt likes this a lot)

  • @diegorocha6733
    @diegorocha6733 8 лет назад

    This is a very good video. All that was shown here, very very useful if you play that game.

  • @tamerahmed7182
    @tamerahmed7182 9 лет назад +2

    Simply amazing specially the cooking part :)

  • @patrickhughes620
    @patrickhughes620 10 лет назад +4

    super cool more ammo for my bjj gun love it man this is the best sport ever how can you not like a sport u will never master and is never boring always fun it will keep u young forever thnx to helio and the gracie family and don witefield and the west coast boys

  • @dogwink
    @dogwink 11 лет назад

    So to maintain side control, just switch into kesa or reverse kesa depending on escape tactic...

  • @kylecai2727
    @kylecai2727 10 лет назад

    amazing control!

  • @MangoBums
    @MangoBums 2 года назад

    whoa wheres the guy in the white gi nowadays? good instructional!

  • @andrewayling5902
    @andrewayling5902 8 лет назад

    Thankyou again best video I have seen.Very informative.

  • @migraine516
    @migraine516 11 лет назад

    That's a great armbar set up. Thanks for sharing !!

  • @admiralsuperior3
    @admiralsuperior3 12 лет назад

    wow. this is a great video

  • @rotothemeo
    @rotothemeo 10 лет назад +8

    I just started bjj this is awesome!

  • @tdBank13
    @tdBank13 11 лет назад

    Brandon Mullins very very high level guy

  • @RoyBlumenthal
    @RoyBlumenthal 8 лет назад

    That's so useful. Thanks guys. Much appreciated.

  • @Ofirleibeltrading
    @Ofirleibeltrading 11 лет назад

    i think his game changed a bit when it comes to knee slide finish
    if someone watched the lendro lo knee slide study at bjj scout

  • @unstomper
    @unstomper 12 лет назад

    Great stuff thanks a lot definitely going to buy the DVD's soon.

  • @bornfedslaughter
    @bornfedslaughter 11 лет назад

    When he switches his hips and does the sort of twister-side-control thing, would it be better to do it Eddie Bravo style and put the left arm under their left arm pit? (As opposed to on the mat next to the head, as shown here)

  • @krupple
    @krupple 12 лет назад

    No idea what brand the mats are, but they sound great

  • @score7467
    @score7467 11 лет назад

    on the last technique where you deliver the large push wouldn't the availability of a bridge and roll present itself for the big guy on the ground? is there a defense if he goes for a bridge and roll?

  • @pandnh4
    @pandnh4 12 лет назад

    Great series

  • @himawaricopter
    @himawaricopter 12 лет назад

    This looks really efficient, but I think I'll just focus on the side control for now. Too much for a beginning grappler to absorb ^^;

  • @mahammedhagi98
    @mahammedhagi98 5 лет назад

    If you're doing that armbar with one hand and pulling him, wouldn't he turn to you to have his loose arm going for his trapped arm?

  • @padlockd
    @padlockd 11 лет назад

    Sweet! Gonna have to try this out for sure!

  • @HarveyFoFi
    @HarveyFoFi 10 лет назад +3

    Does Brandon Wolverine Mullins have his own channel? I keep seen him in other peoples channel.

  • @mikedavis6697
    @mikedavis6697 9 лет назад

    great video thanks!

  • @snelletinus
    @snelletinus 12 лет назад

    I have a few questions. I like this video but when you take the sidemount as high as you do on 4:10 - 4:45 can you shrimp (as i believe you guys call it) or ebi from underneath you? And on 6:15 until about 6:38 isnt there alot of room for him to bridge you over? Or cant he because your are hip to hip and have control of the arms? I stumble upon the problem that bigger and stronger people are able to bridge you over easier. Again i love the video's! Sorry if the english is bad but im dutch so

  • @StormCentre88
    @StormCentre88 8 лет назад

    Good explanatory video guys

  • @joaquinbond007
    @joaquinbond007 6 лет назад +1

    I'm thinking about starting BJJ. My 3 concerns are:
    1) My short height - 5'5"
    2) I'm overweight - 200 lbs
    3) My age - 34 yrs old
    What do you think guys? Yes or no.

    • @dougness1971
      @dougness1971 6 лет назад +1

      It's not too late,but lose some weight and improve your cardio first.

    • @omidamale4517
      @omidamale4517 6 лет назад +1

      joaquinbond007 just start once you know the basics focus on leglocks! Guaranteed success

    • @EmJayEss
      @EmJayEss 6 лет назад +1

      joaquinbond007 hey mate its never too late to start and no better time than now. Jiu jitsu is great for cardio and weightloss, find a school where you feel they will help you develop and go for it!

    • @tonychikun
      @tonychikun 6 лет назад +1

      Do it. You won't regret it

    • @jaymiddleton1782
      @jaymiddleton1782 6 лет назад +1

      There's a 17 year old blue belt at my class, she's female and barely over 5 feet tall, and she's like a deadly little spider I can't get off me. There's a 40+ year old dude at my class, he's fat and out of shape, and he crushes me every time we roll. It's all about your techniques. It's not about your body, it's about how you use your body. Jits will work for you and improve your quality of life immeasurably - if you can take it.

  • @GTMario5
    @GTMario5 10 лет назад +3

    Wow you guys are awesome btw what's the little one's name?

    • @pcfdjac
      @pcfdjac 6 лет назад +1

      Brandon Mullins

  • @bobthebob410
    @bobthebob410 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for everything you have ever posted Professor. Absolutely BRILLIANT technique, the FINEST. you are the main reason I was able to actually get ANYTHING to work on the mats as an OG 14 year old white belt in an adult class. I literally learned so many fundamentals from you oss🙇🏾🙇🏾🙇🏾🦥🦥🦥🌊🌊🌊

  • @dharmadude222
    @dharmadude222 12 лет назад

    This kid won nogi world title last week, i seen it with my own eye's

  • @user-mn7te2ey5l
    @user-mn7te2ey5l 7 лет назад

    This is awesome. merci!

  • @Dreaming-11
    @Dreaming-11 5 лет назад

    Great tips

  • @WALLONsandry
    @WALLONsandry 12 лет назад

    Nice video... and great comments !

  • @RichardDoell
    @RichardDoell 12 лет назад

    excellent instruction!

  • @BaronSamedi1420
    @BaronSamedi1420 11 лет назад

    I love these videos! It is not every day you see Justin Timberlake submitting Daniel Craig. :)

  • @yanniszaxaro
    @yanniszaxaro 5 лет назад

    ::50:yes ans Stephan will stay freeze watching you .. we need to show that in a little more moving way
    so you make your moves and also Stephan does what he things he has to do.. where is that ends?
    yes stephan will be just freeze when you try to make that move at 9:50

  • @naglish81
    @naglish81 8 лет назад

    Excellent. Ty stephen

  • @deesnutz100
    @deesnutz100 9 лет назад

    Very nice vid even helps a 4 striper

  • @AAAAAAAAAUUUURGH
    @AAAAAAAAAUUUURGH 12 лет назад

    This is awesome. Thanks a lot!

  • @catoyoyo
    @catoyoyo 11 лет назад

    amazing thank you for sharing that!

  • @SerialTequila
    @SerialTequila 8 лет назад

    Amazing stuff!

  • @wealthlegend
    @wealthlegend 11 лет назад

    what's the name of the guy in white gi please?

  • @peacebalancetruth
    @peacebalancetruth Год назад

    Thank YOU!!

  • @mmacostarica8958
    @mmacostarica8958 7 лет назад

    love this guy rd baby

  • @4RMTRINIDAD
    @4RMTRINIDAD 10 лет назад

    sick....hey stephen do you have a gym in toronto man?

  • @Grinch415650
    @Grinch415650 10 лет назад

    great video

  • @hqnotic
    @hqnotic 12 лет назад

    those are some shiny ass mats

  • @diabolored
    @diabolored 12 лет назад

    Great stuff

  • @minasz
    @minasz 10 лет назад

    Thank you

  • @ThePhoenix137GC
    @ThePhoenix137GC 9 лет назад

    Nice, subbed.

  • @dalbgg6
    @dalbgg6 8 лет назад +1

    Im a little bit bigger of a guy... NOW I AM UNBEATABLE KNOWING THIS lol jk but im a white belt still and these little ways of controlling people help a ton THANKS

    • @diegorocha6733
      @diegorocha6733 8 лет назад +1

      Especially as a white belt, stuff like this will help you control and annoy the crap out of a higher belt. Even if you dont tap them, you control them and dont let them tap you-- and to me that's a win.

    • @theundead1600
      @theundead1600 8 лет назад

      +Diego Rocha yesssssss! i have just 1 year ,and at 155 lbs im the smallest dude, most of the other guys are 180 and up. so these tips work. and nicely follow our coaches teaching.

    • @dbow5077
      @dbow5077 7 лет назад

      Yep man Absolutely size matters.
      Other things just matter more. Experience, knowledge, explosiveness, endurance all matter more but there are weight classes in most BJJ competitions and MMA competitions.

  • @thealchemistprodigy3872
    @thealchemistprodigy3872 8 лет назад

    You are awesome

  • @bbs02468
    @bbs02468 11 лет назад +1

    eddie bravo didn't create this you know right?

  • @eljefe510
    @eljefe510 11 лет назад

    nevermind i checked the description!!!

  • @gregory57481
    @gregory57481 10 лет назад

    damn that is slick!

  • @ohoh6902
    @ohoh6902 2 года назад

    how do i do this with my bestie

  • @eljefe510
    @eljefe510 11 лет назад

    is that forrest griffins lil bro?? is that brandon wolverine mullins??

  • @NewAmericaNow
    @NewAmericaNow 11 лет назад

    a very serious game of chess

  • @cybercop0059
    @cybercop0059 10 лет назад

    What if the dude on the ground has incredible grip strength and hold your arm

  • @monkeyfrut
    @monkeyfrut 11 лет назад

    thanks

  • @Abukhaled640
    @Abukhaled640 7 лет назад

    i used it today it was so fucking amazing !!!!!

  • @markconnolly4858
    @markconnolly4858 8 лет назад

    Who's the black belt in this video? Thanks

    • @crazymonkey1953
      @crazymonkey1953 8 лет назад

      +mark connolly both of them? does it even matter? lol

    • @mits1984
      @mits1984 8 лет назад

      Brandon Mullins

  • @albusai
    @albusai 10 лет назад

    sick!!!!

  • @UbaidUllah-ho9pv
    @UbaidUllah-ho9pv 10 лет назад

    what if big guy grip ur belt n throw u on other side? then this will not work

    • @boyo1991
      @boyo1991 9 лет назад

      um.... then he's a white belt, and if you cant control that, you had better get your basics done a bit more, then this video will make more sense.. if you partner is trying to bridge you over YOUR head, you post and take a north south position (basic) or you can keylock his arm for (idk what you guys call it in bjj) but in judo its hiza gatame, or possibly a wrist lock, that position can get creative... but trust me, if the guy is experienced at all, thats not a good idea..

    • @boyo1991
      @boyo1991 9 лет назад

      or turn to the other side for an easy straight arm bar.... many options is all im trying to get at here..

    • @oraclebjj
      @oraclebjj 9 лет назад

      Its not about the whatifs. There are endless counters to counters. Thats a typical noob question.

  • @rubenzs3161
    @rubenzs3161 5 лет назад

    When i tried to armlock a big guy his elbow ended on my belly..

  • @Misfit_FATDUCKY
    @Misfit_FATDUCKY 10 лет назад

    sick

  • @Formdesolver
    @Formdesolver 11 лет назад

    That's nasty! I love it!