Are You Shrimping The "Wrong" Way? - Jason Scully - BJJ Grappling
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- GrapplersGuide... - In this 17.5 minute video Jason Scully talks about how he feels many grapplers shrimp inefficiently and are not taking advantage of the drilling opportunity to develop a very necessary skill. He talks about his take on the 3 major shrimping movements that everyone should know.
Being a three month bjj practioneer I had several aha! moments while watching this video. The examples you gave were extremely helpful and I like your enthusiasm. It would be awesome if you did a video like this on other common bjj drills and give examples on why we do them. It would make drilling much more meaningful. Thanks again.
This is awesome. I always used to shrimp thinking "this wont really work during sparring". I thought it was just some sort of hip exercise. This discussion conceptualized my whole drill. Awesome 17.5 minutes well spent
Thank you! Here in Brazil it's called "fuga de quadril" a free translate would be "hip escape" and yes, every gym teaches the wrong way, and yes again we do this drill for basically no reason... We just do this to warm up before the real training starts. Now I'll do the right way not just to warm up, but for a usefull hip escape training.
Nem todas ensinam "sem motivo".
Probably one of the most important topics in jiu jitsu, thank you Jason for addressing this with such an in depth video. Been a fan for years through injuries and pauses in my training, and this is just the sort of thing that I need to get back on track with the basics.
already did this for 4 years.. thank to film this, people need to know
And I thought Bubba Gump knew everything about shrimp.
MYbe most important thing I’ve seen on Bjj excellent clip
NICE! I've been escaping wrong from side control all along !
Glad this is still up after 6 years haha very helpful 👍👍
Very interesting. Definitely food for thought. Thank you.
I have actually pretty much settled on shrimping the way you show Jason. I see it as the most efficient way of getting down the mat, "loading" the leg in preparation for the next shrimp. It occurs to me that you might want to invert off the shrimp and to do that you would need your bottom leg pulled into your torso like this too. I sometimes do the more traditional "shuffle shrimp" just to have a change or shrimp off the bottom leg in anticipation of a situation where the top leg is somehow constrained.
All that said, the shrimp as you show it should be the main move to be learned. Got to work on my circle shrimping.
I just watched this entire video, 17:19. Thank you, sincerely. this and all of your videos are such an excellent resource. I watch them before I go to the gym and it has massively improved my rolling.
Great stuff and the circle shrimping makes so much sense now with side control. I've never truly understood why the basic shrimping never got me out of side control and why side control always frustrated the hell out of me. I do other things to get out of it now. By watching you I've recognized I use some of the movements you show while I'm rolling but not super effectively because I'm not truly drilling those movements while we are warming up. Just great stuff all around! I feel like I could write so much more about all this. I need to watch this a few times and make this a part of my routine.
yo Ty from London Jason my rolling has improved 100% in less than a year watch and learning from your vids my class think im a natural but little do they know you are my main teacher lol keep up the great informative videos!!
This is pure gold
This is gold. I learned this on my own somehow after about a year and a half. Makes a HUGE difference when you pull that knee in.
Makes total sense to shrimp like you show
I am always amazed at how cleaning up "the basics" can make such a difference. Thank you for this post.
Man this is so accurate. Jason is becoming my favorite BJJ subscription. Hes right about most academy's doing it wrong and why it conditions us wrong. Great video. Once again
Thank you for this video. As a tall man (6’ 5” / 197cm), this form of shrimping will help me to clear my bottom leg much easier.
This was gold! I've been having trouble with shrimping from the bottom position, this should help! Thanks!
OMG...excellent point. I'll be changing my shrimping from now, excellent video!
I prefer this technique so much. It makes perfect sense. I don't even need to try it to know.
I always wondered why hip escape from side control felt so useless and you're the first one to conceptualize why that is. Super stoked to be in bottom side of the brown belts and try to make this work for another 3 months 😵😅👍
I once was blind and now i see. This creates opportunity and that leads to possibility. I try to watch training videos everyday to survive on the mats. This one was amazing.
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing. The Scully Shrimp is clutch!
Damnnn ... youre breakin it down. I always practice the bump before shrimpin as to create space as to make it more realistic
This will help me a lot as a beginner ....Thank you.
BJJ white belt after one month and finally a video that explains why you do the fundamentals!!! On the one hand I like the karate kid movie where he learns karate by cleaning up Mr Miagi place but wouldn’t it be more effective to train with an image in your mind like this video explains! Genius. Thanks a million times!
Fantastic. will try. had never heard of circle or forward shrimp. makes a lot of sense.
I just have to leave a comment to say thank you for sharing your insights on basic shrimping. There's a long list of reasons why I started to search up "Judo shrimps" and "BJJ shrimps" on RUclips but let's just say you gave me more than the answer to my questions.
Cheers from a Judoka :)
dude, that's exactly the issue I have been having. I've been able to get out only after i complete the other side. This completed my escape on the one side. Awesome!!
Very nice video with good explanation. I am also happy that my Prof is already teaching things like that for years and i always wondered why i dont see those things thought from other persons.
The is excellent instruction . Thank you. How do you shrimp in a north south position
great question!!!
I think the forward shrimp if you manage to put your arms in the correct position should be the one that is best for North/South.
Loved this. Perfect for me right now. Exactly what I needed. Thanks so much.
Damn good video for these people who got the brains👍
Thats a very good tip man, very small movement difference, still so important. Thanks!
I see the functionality of the way you teach shrimping, nervous to start but I’m paying for a yearly membership in my home state of MN so thats a commitment of $1.9k I look forward to seeing me progress in the art
This is a great tip on the shrimping warmup and drills. Thanks man!!
You are the best. Super thank you. Can you please make a Video for all bjj wum Up exercises and application
brilliant change, thanks for making this, we will be changing this in our academy.
That's a useful stuff to watch on internet, directly applicable, thank you.
This is a Very good point you bring up. I've alway's brung my knee right up to my chest instead of trailing it, the idea as you said Jason is to get ur knee through or ur just not shrimping..
Great breakdown! I hope to see you again soon
Great instruction information
great point, i have been doing it wrong lol, thank you for the insight and video
"Scully Shrimp" I love this! and it's so obvious. Thanks for sharing.
Caio Terra went over something similar in a magazine article a while back. I like having it in Video format, thank you!
Very informative. Great video, Jason!
Will do this now thank you
Thank you, thank you, thank you - very valuable info :)
Very interesting. Gonna drill it tomorrow and give it a go
Brilliant, thanks for sharing and have a Merry Christmas.
I really like this a lot I haven’t tried it yet but I can absolutely see how this is legit just from looking at it. Jiu jitsu is amazing you do these moves 1000’s of times and just when you think you have it you see something like this to remind you that you know nothing all over again. That’s a simple detail that’s about to make or break the fight.
Great detail thanks so much
So good. Thank you.
Is all about the details. Thanks man great explanation.
hi jason
love your videos, thanks for sharing
i think its very important to understand what is the purpose of the movement we do in warm up but i believe lots of people do.
i think the shrimp move is stronger when using the inside leg instead of the traditional outside leg. thats why when used to escape from side the move is done better with two legs\inside leg instead of the regular way.
the reason we need to train with the regular move is because its un-natural to make an explosive move while leaving one leg straight. this is the main goal in regular shrimping becuase you need the ability to keep the leg relaxed to be able to pull it inside between your opponet legs. i also think you are right and after you have the ability i mentioned you need to understand that the final purpose is to "free" that leg. my point is that i think that if you understand this and train in more then one variation the regular way is also important and usefull. i think that you should make a video that focus more on the diffrence between inside vs outside leg scenarios and the fact that the inside leg have a better levrege to push . thanks again and sorry for my bad english
absolutely beautiful technique
Thanks for a great video! I'm super new to bjj, so I think I can get a lot out of these adjustments fairly immediately.
Your way IS better, because it serves a purpose. I've been trying to get people to do this for years, but it seems like no one listens to reason... If you guys like correcting stuff like this, you should also join Priit Mikhelson's crusade against bad turteling :)
This video is golden
Thank you sir 👊🏼
Great post! interesting concept. I'll run it by the basics class that I volunteer with.
I'll call it the Scully method of shrimping. 😀
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
very cool...im gonna start doing this right away
This video do helps a lot🤝
Thank Jason this video helps a lot.
solid tip!
Such a good detail. Thank you.
as a "new one", i thank you a lot fr this tipps. today i can surprise my teacher a little bit :-D
Thanks, this was very useful.
I've naturally done both depending on the situation. Great breakdown though!
Duuude-game changer! Thanks
perfect teaching technique! with theory!
You mentioned different ways of shrimping at the end of the video. Can you show that one or direct us to something that does please?
Awesome video
Thank you so much, this really helped
Very helpful vid. Thank you!
Thanks for this great information.
I like it. Makes sense
Excellent as always.. Wish U were my teacher
Great video! I like the tempo advantage you get when you approach shrimping as one compound movement instead of two consecutive steps!
Way better way to shrimp thank u well explained....white belt problems!!
great details!!
Great, I am also very bad at shrimping.
Ty
Good shit. Will discuss with my instructor :)
Thanks a lot, I've been doing BJJ for 90 days and I was starting to worry there was something wrong with me since I can never shrimp my way out of any kind of side control or mount; although this does not eliminate that there's something wrong with me, it does confirm I was doing it wrong 😂
Its the little things,,, Nice thanks man
that was great.
Awesome vid man. Thx
Good insight thanks
What’s great about this technique is that it automatically creates a frame with your leg.
4:20 to get past intro
Jason scully vs jeff glover nogi match, polaris superfight
Mind blown
this is gold
Awesome Jason.
Brilliant
I think my biggest take away from this video is to drill with a purpose. I never looked at it like that. I did my shrimps to warm up.