I went to Gui’s seminar in 2016 over in San Francisco, Ca and man, all I have to say is, Gui is the Pablo Picasso of Jiu-Jitsu. Everything he does is a work of art.
comecei a pouco tempo, pouco mesmo, a treinar a luta agarrada e a pegar gosto por ela, por incrível que pareça, não conhecia os irmãos mendes... quero manifestar aqui minha admiração pelo pouco que conheço deles, e parabeniza-los pelo excepcional atleta que ambos são!!! parabéns por mais uma luta impecável!!! oss!!!
Could someone please tell me how Gui could not only let his opponent put him in that deep toe hold but also turned into it to make it worse, then not tape or even change his facial expression the whole time? He didn't even address the submission attempt by bringing his hands/arms into the game when he had the opportunity. He slightly rolled Yuuta over a bit (1:21)which I imagine might have relieved some of the tension on his foot but then just let him roll right back into it.
TWoN I believe he turned that way (CCW) because if he turned out (CW) he would have actually made the toe hold worse, he's gotta turn with it. Why he didn't tap? That's beyond me but I'm sure he's been caught with it enough times to know his own breaking point. If he had brought his hands down to address the issue he would have compromised his base and ain't nothing worse then trying to shut down a toe hold while on your back.
Even more impressive, when he was actually in a position to reach down and break the grip with his hands, he completely ignores it and plays around with some grips instead.
+Tommy Starkey that was not an arm drag. that was a collar drag. low risk, high reward move. you can see here he wasn't quite successful with it, and the attempt left him in no danger.
Yeah it was tight. I guess he just off balanced Mendes and it relieved the choke. Mendes could keep choking but it would have put himself in a bad situation if he COULDN'T finish the choke so it was best to just let that one go. This was such a good match.
The fact remains that Gui was caught in a legitimate submission hold regardless of whether or not he tapped to the submission. The problem is that in sport one generally applies gradual pressure until tap. Imagine if the opponent had simply violently driven through the foot/twisted with torque, and broken it at the ankle? I've seen it happen/done before. Regardless of whether or not there would have been a tap, there would have been a broken foot and Gui would have not been able to continue (most likely). The submission in Jiu-jitsu is an acknowledgement of when one is caught and that the opponent allowed for the tap to happen. Having said that, there is no way Gui would ever tap to a foot-lock I am guessing.
Man both brothers are seriously impossible to tap with a toe hold or foot locks. They have thoses weird flexibility with their ankles, i have it too. People seriously crank it and i dont really feel it. Some people just have that. They dont care if you go for the foot, its usually not even a struggle for them
Toe holds are nasty but theyre not as traumatizing as say arm bars so I guess you could technically fight with a busted foot, especially if your used to that amount of pain regularly
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Jiu-jitsu ofensivo.... msm com infinitos pontos na frente, sempre buscando a finalização.
Parabéns Mendes bros
I went to Gui’s seminar in 2016 over in San Francisco, Ca and man, all I have to say is, Gui is the Pablo Picasso of Jiu-Jitsu. Everything he does is a work of art.
O CARA E UM MOSTRO NO JIUJITSU.....
Olhando assim parece fàcil,muito monstro oss!
Os irmãos mendes fazem o jiu jitsu parecer fácil!
hugo leonardo duarte Na verdade não é difícil, é que nós complicamos.
Mas o japinha deu trabalho pra ele
Monstro. Pontuou à beça na calma e elegância antes de finalizar. Osss
comecei a pouco tempo, pouco mesmo, a treinar a luta agarrada e a pegar gosto por ela, por incrível que pareça, não conhecia os irmãos mendes...
quero manifestar aqui minha admiração pelo pouco que conheço deles, e parabeniza-los pelo excepcional atleta que ambos são!!!
parabéns por mais uma luta impecável!!!
oss!!!
Bem vindo ao esporte, bro
O mundo tem muito que aprender com o brazilian jiu-jítsu 😎
c é lokooo, os mendes sao os melhores
Ive just started to study Gui. I cant believe I hadnt sooner. muito boa
That was a hell of a toe hold, knees bent, lot of leverage. Surprised if Gui didn't have a sore ankle after the match.
That toe hold was on! Gnarly, had to be sore the next day.
yep
O Gui nem bagunçou o cabelo kkkkkk
He got that toe hold deep in the beginning! Lol!
I completely missed that lol I was too busy watching Mendes go for the back take. I was wondering why he was nodding like "I'm good" lol.
Mendes did an exceptional job of passing the guard on countless times during the match.
Sensacional!!!
Impecável!
Guilherme é foda.
Rafael Mendes fera d+ ....
Guilherme Mendes e Rafael como couth nossa
That's a tight toe hold
Always on the top game, nice.
Professor Gui you are a very tough guy!
Achei que tava em 1,5x mas era normal pqp
Ninja
Could someone please tell me how Gui could not only let his opponent put him in that deep toe hold but also turned into it to make it worse, then not tape or even change his facial expression the whole time? He didn't even address the submission attempt by bringing his hands/arms into the game when he had the opportunity. He slightly rolled Yuuta over a bit (1:21)which I imagine might have relieved some of the tension on his foot but then just let him roll right back into it.
TWoN I believe he turned that way (CCW) because if he turned out (CW) he would have actually made the toe hold worse, he's gotta turn with it. Why he didn't tap? That's beyond me but I'm sure he's been caught with it enough times to know his own breaking point. If he had brought his hands down to address the issue he would have compromised his base and ain't nothing worse then trying to shut down a toe hold while on your back.
watch him get foot lock by one of the miyao it looks pain full they both did it to each other but non tap
1:06 you can see him grimace from pain.
Sick passing skills :-)
Even more impressive, when he was actually in a position to reach down and break the grip with his hands, he completely ignores it and plays around with some grips instead.
TWoN culo perruno
Essa luta era absoluto?
Ummm.. is this sped up or is Mendez just that damn quick 🤦🏾♂️
os caras são Yodas do JJ
The best!
The toe hold wasn’t there!
You can see the man shake his head “NO GOOD “
It 100% was, he was poker facing but every now and then you could see the pain on his face
Mas essa chave de pé do japa, deve ter doído ...
Muitoooooo
What was the technique that he used 13 seconds in? That was awesome
+Tommy Starkey
That was a Arm Drag, but wasn't successful.
+Tommy Starkey that was not an arm drag. that was a collar drag. low risk, high reward move. you can see here he wasn't quite successful with it, and the attempt left him in no danger.
Drawing ankle throw but he almost did it on the floor ✌🏽
6:23 how did he get out of that baseball choke?!
Yeah it was tight. I guess he just off balanced Mendes and it relieved the choke. Mendes could keep choking but it would have put himself in a bad situation if he COULDN'T finish the choke so it was best to just let that one go.
This was such a good match.
Blz
Qual a categoria do gui mendes?
Light feather
The fact remains that Gui was caught in a legitimate submission hold regardless of whether or not he tapped to the submission. The problem is that in sport one generally applies gradual pressure until tap. Imagine if the opponent had simply violently driven through the foot/twisted with torque, and broken it at the ankle? I've seen it happen/done before. Regardless of whether or not there would have been a tap, there would have been a broken foot and Gui would have not been able to continue (most likely). The submission in Jiu-jitsu is an acknowledgement of when one is caught and that the opponent allowed for the tap to happen. Having said that, there is no way Gui would ever tap to a foot-lock I am guessing.
+Hot Steppa People generally apply as much pressure as they can in competitions, especially when they are getting clowned.
Man both brothers are seriously impossible to tap with a toe hold or foot locks. They have thoses weird flexibility with their ankles, i have it too. People seriously crank it and i dont really feel it. Some people just have that. They dont care if you go for the foot, its usually not even a struggle for them
That wasn't tight at all the angle was off
Toe holds are nasty but theyre not as traumatizing as say arm bars so I guess you could technically fight with a busted foot, especially if your used to that amount of pain regularly
@@AlejandroGonzalez-wo5fk Romulo Barral's foot looked pretty busted...
라파엘 이랑 가족 관곈가
Mendes SUB
Yuuta