THE EVOLUTION OF WRESTLING IN ADCC, JIUJITSU AND NO GI GRAPPLING

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    In this video some of the greatest grapplers ever give their opinion on how important wrestling is for No Gi grappling and specifically ADCC.
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  • @stuartcooperfilms
    @stuartcooperfilms  26 дней назад

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  • @tommcalpine6062
    @tommcalpine6062 Год назад +268

    Marcelo Garcia was so far ahead of his time! Arm drags, single legs, wrestling up, seatbelt to arm trapping to RNC, single leg X, shoulder crunch butterfly sweeps, high elbow guillotines... The list goes on! Danaher and the rest have built upon his game for modern no gi jiu jitsu.

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад +23

      Yes I 💯 agree. Marcelo is my No Gi GOAT because of what he was doing in that time at 77kg

    • @HonkletonDonkleton
      @HonkletonDonkleton Год назад +2

      Did garcia have a coach or did he come up with it on his own?

    • @nstv23
      @nstv23 Год назад +2

      Preach brother. Marcelo was smaller but technically ahead of everyone.

    • @nstv23
      @nstv23 Год назад +8

      @@HonkletonDonkleton Alliance’s head coach Fabio Gurgel

    • @davidrivas6412
      @davidrivas6412 Год назад +4

      Yup. I'm a big jiu jitsi guy and I always had problems with wrestlers. Although they couldn't tap me they were just so strong, explosive and know how to control and move. It's crazy

  • @jamesatkinson5805
    @jamesatkinson5805 Год назад +17

    People forget Rolls Gracie brought in Olympic Wrestlers and Sambo players to Brazil and trained with them. But also, they don't mention Catch Wrestling at all, that is exactly what we're talking about here, Folk Style wrestling with Submissions

  • @chrislaid214
    @chrislaid214 Год назад +56

    Remember Brazilian Jiu-jitsu was a spin-off from Judo in its founding days. They took away the takedowns, sweeps, and throws and focused more on submissions. Now Jiu-jitsu practitioners are realizing the importance of wrestling once again.

    • @FRforcing
      @FRforcing Год назад +5

      Bjj came from Maeda jiu jitsu, and Mitsuyo Maeda was a Judo black belt and Catch wrestler

  • @shrimuyopa8117
    @shrimuyopa8117 Год назад +41

    ADCC has made jiu-jitsu better, in that it has forced us to become better at the takedown game.

  • @jgeez8829
    @jgeez8829 Год назад +21

    It’s good to see BJJ guys work in their wrestling/takedown game. I always thought that the lack of takedowns was a big flaw in BJJ. This new focus on takedowns will help jiu jitsu guys who transition to MMA so much.

    • @derekcrankshaft4528
      @derekcrankshaft4528 Год назад +6

      and make it more relevant and versatile for self-defence...

  • @adamabbas1487
    @adamabbas1487 Год назад +18

    Great documentary. Wrestling for most people doing bjj is the equivalent of leg day (weightlifting rather than leg locks).

  • @ianplatz1672
    @ianplatz1672 Год назад +27

    No one does a better job making jiujitsu content like this than you. The quality & stylistic feel are unparalleled. Great work.

  • @bellsclubsbarsandbows76
    @bellsclubsbarsandbows76 Год назад +37

    Roger Gracie is the only person I’ve ever heard speak English with a Brazilian accent while simultaneously speaking English with a British accent 😂

  • @kogrady2409
    @kogrady2409 Год назад +76

    Fantastic video as always! Mark Kerr showed us all the value of wrestling way back in the second ADCC in 1999. He had basically zero jiu jitsu and won 99+. He won his weight class again in 2000 along with the absolute. The guy was a machine!

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад +2

      Thank you Kevin. Glad you liked it

    • @dmcappello
      @dmcappello Год назад +10

      He certainly was a machine… some might say a… smashing machine. Lol
      Totally agree though, that’s insanely impressive.

    • @kogrady2409
      @kogrady2409 Год назад

      @@dmcappello 😂 that documentary was so good!

    • @tommywaite5455
      @tommywaite5455 Год назад +6

      Even in the early UFC's when the wrestlers showed up that had insight to the submission game it changed the BJJ angle

    • @kogrady2409
      @kogrady2409 Год назад +1

      @@tommywaite5455 Mark Kerr head butted people into oblivion back then.

  • @zzwk24
    @zzwk24 Год назад +42

    Once the art of jiujitsu is merged with the art of wrestling, it will no longer be either. It will definitely be a form of strategic submission grappling that will continue to evolve with the times. This was an amazing video and truly humbled me in understanding where I'm deficient.

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад

      Thank you 🙏

    • @BOZ_11
      @BOZ_11 Год назад +4

      "Once the art of jiujitsu is merged with the art of wrestling, it will no longer be either" - ye it'll be called judo, ahaha

    • @MrAlepedroza
      @MrAlepedroza Год назад +11

      @@BOZ_11 You mean the grappling sport that pretends legs don't exist as targets? 🤣

    • @BOZ_11
      @BOZ_11 Год назад +1

      @@MrAlepedroza like BJJ about 5+ years ago u mean? gotcha

    • @Flbari
      @Flbari Год назад +2

      @@BOZ_11 Unfortunately even worse, you can't touch the legs in judo competitions.
      Judo sport is really bad, Judo martial art is great

  • @TreyYork1
    @TreyYork1 Год назад +4

    For 10s of thousands of years this was martial arts and primary source of entertainment! I'm glad we're taking it back!

    • @anonperson3972
      @anonperson3972 Год назад +3

      The names change but the moves stay the same! Completely agree m8, every culture had its wrestling style and it's great to see a resurgence

  • @josephbreza-grappling9459
    @josephbreza-grappling9459 Год назад +12

    The greatest thing about BJJ is that it is continuously evolving! The athleticism in this sport is amazing!

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад

      💯

    • @googlegmail9888
      @googlegmail9888 Год назад +2

      Very young; it’ll slow down once the metas are set for the most part.

    • @muayad67
      @muayad67 Год назад

      @@googlegmail9888 can you elaborate? What do you mean with Metas? I am interested now.

    • @googlegmail9888
      @googlegmail9888 Год назад

      @@muayad67 all of the metas that are considered good now until people learn defenses and evolutionarily speaking technique will keep getting better and better

  • @cdcaleo
    @cdcaleo Год назад +20

    Outstanding content, and sorely needed. Danaher knows what direction no gi is heading in, and he wants to be ahead of that curve.

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад

      Thank you! I appreciate it

    • @cdcaleo
      @cdcaleo Год назад +3

      @@stuartcooperfilms I've watched most of your work, and it's excellent.
      Well crafted and presented for maximum impact. You have done more than most in selling jiu jitsu to the world.
      Well done!

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад +4

      @@cdcaleo thanks man! I spend so many hours editing these videos it’s nice to hear positive feedback

    • @joewhitaker1197
      @joewhitaker1197 Год назад

      💯

  • @tutajbjj
    @tutajbjj Год назад +19

    I would not have had the success that I had in jiu jitsu without my wrestling experience 🔥🔥🔥

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад +1

      💯 👊🙏

    • @twinFC74
      @twinFC74 Год назад

      Same for me in bjj. I coach high-school wrestling and teach sneaky chokesand techniques from various wrestling positions. i.e. arm and head triangle, anaconda chokes, knee on belly, wrist locks etc to gain advantages in wrestling matches....

  • @Mrmcjets9
    @Mrmcjets9 Год назад +9

    Sick video as always ! Love that the lines are becoming blurred and it’s becoming grappling in the ultimate sense of the word

  • @alexaftandilians1715
    @alexaftandilians1715 Год назад +8

    Thanks Stuart for producing this incredible content! Beautiful and inspirational reminder of why I love Jiu Jitsu so much.

  • @twinFC74
    @twinFC74 Год назад +2

    Cyborg Abreau and one of the Yamazaki bros wrestled internationally for team Brazil. I teach bjj techniques to my high school wrestling team I coach all the time. A little choke here, knee on belly there, wrist locks too all to gain advantage positionally

  • @Tendou_Pein
    @Tendou_Pein Год назад +6

    I was checking out a mma gym around town and seen they offered Submission Wrestling, wondered how that art look like though so I'm glad I caught this great video on YT 👍

  • @eriklamy6449
    @eriklamy6449 Год назад

    Beautiful documentary ! Thank you !

  • @edlai3376
    @edlai3376 Год назад +1

    Awesome vid! Loved seeing all the interviews

  • @arnoldprathap
    @arnoldprathap Год назад

    Amazing video bro. Very well put together

  • @JeffSainlarVisuals
    @JeffSainlarVisuals Год назад +1

    Great stuff Stu!

  • @tobygoodman9134
    @tobygoodman9134 Год назад +6

    Man I need to get better at wrestling 😂
    Great video!! 👏

  • @robertnoriega1388
    @robertnoriega1388 Год назад +1

    Gave me goosebumps great video 👊😵‍💫😬

  • @antoniobridgeforth2362
    @antoniobridgeforth2362 Год назад

    Always appreciate your work

  • @TheOne-uo7is
    @TheOne-uo7is Год назад

    Great video - thank you

  • @aziabona
    @aziabona Год назад +1

    G8 video, now I will consider a wrestling as a part of my trainings besides gi and no gi classes. Thank you Stuart!🤙

  • @jambajuice7822
    @jambajuice7822 Год назад +1

    Amazing vid man earned a sub!

  • @silverfox8801
    @silverfox8801 Год назад +1

    Another masterpiece from cooper! 🤙🏻

  • @irsh2786
    @irsh2786 Год назад

    Great video, thanks

  • @crookedvultrendall5581
    @crookedvultrendall5581 Год назад +3

    As a former D-1 wrestler who also competed internationally in Freestyle and Greco-Roman and has now been trainings jiu-jitsu for 5 years. I find that I have more success using strictly Greco-Roman, I find that with strictly upper body attacks I avoid potentially dangerous jiu-jitsu submissions. Not its full proof but its been working.

    • @bletchdroshek5984
      @bletchdroshek5984 18 дней назад

      What's the difference between catch and Greco-Roman styles?

  • @StillRolling
    @StillRolling Год назад

    Great film brother🔥

  • @LawrenceKenshin
    @LawrenceKenshin Год назад +1

    Love the episodes!

  • @markavelisocal
    @markavelisocal Год назад +1

    Great work!!!

  • @alexeyminaev6441
    @alexeyminaev6441 Год назад +7

    Thanks for one more excellent video! John Danaher is right as always in the prediction of tendentions.

  • @SkepticalAaron
    @SkepticalAaron Год назад +2

    Awesome film. The problem with bjj wrestling is there is no movement and no setups. So many of the clips are of guys just basically standing in front of eachother and then randomly shooting no matter what the angle, head position or hand situation is. That's never going to work. People are so good at getting angles and moving around like a cat when it comes to passing, but when it comes to standing it's just head pawing and trying to blast through no matter what. Craig and John hit the nail on the head with their comments.

  • @kanashimi6209
    @kanashimi6209 Год назад +1

    Great video, keep up the good work!!

  • @SpinalMS1
    @SpinalMS1 Год назад

    Awesome guys!

  • @towardstar
    @towardstar Год назад +6

    Nothing in Jiu jitsu has grated on my nerves as much as the butt scoot. I never stopped thinking it was corny beyond belief

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад

      😂

    • @kaypie3112
      @kaypie3112 Год назад +1

      As a guy coming from a pure wrestling background, I had a bit of a different word for it- gay.
      The job of a wrestler is to get the opponent to the mat and then score points or a pin. By going to your ass, you just did half my job for me.

    • @towardstar
      @towardstar Год назад +1

      Imagine doing the butt scoot in a bar fight LOL

    • @towardstar
      @towardstar Год назад +1

      pounding on your chest while you crab walk towards the guy. COME AND GET IT TOUGH GUY

  • @chrismcdonnell5352
    @chrismcdonnell5352 Год назад +1

    Great video!!

  • @justinemarie179
    @justinemarie179 Год назад +2

    👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 you’re the best

  • @bryanschafer6076
    @bryanschafer6076 Год назад +1

    Amazing video

  • @Victor-ym9fo
    @Victor-ym9fo Год назад +1

    One of the best videos of brazilian Jiu Jitsu i have ever seen 👍🏼

  • @bolafeshitan3466
    @bolafeshitan3466 Год назад +1

    Great video thanks 👍🏿

  • @mahansalimian4991
    @mahansalimian4991 Год назад +1

    Awesome!

  • @jessegandy7361
    @jessegandy7361 Год назад +1

    Josh Hinger said it perfectly, ADCC is more a wrestling tournament with submissions. And guard players had to adapt their game to that.

  • @aplus1080
    @aplus1080 Год назад

    God dammit that intro is so slick!

  • @0b3ryn29
    @0b3ryn29 Год назад +1

    At 04:35, Marcelo uses a butterfly hook to elevate and sweep opponent and he was in position for cross-ashi. This must've been where Danaher got inspiration for entries for his leg-lock system.

  • @stayhungry1503
    @stayhungry1503 Год назад +1

    its really amazing that they dont knock heads together more often

  • @ninjakaydaryu
    @ninjakaydaryu Год назад +1

    Eu gosto de ver esses gigantes das artes marciais mostrando a beleza que tem as artes marciais...

  • @bambamthebaptist9280
    @bambamthebaptist9280 Год назад +1

    This is why i want to learn catch wrestling…

  • @sebastianhuang
    @sebastianhuang Год назад +3

    I do judo and jiu jitsu.. works well together but only for gi

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад +1

      Add some wrestling in and you’ll be very well rounded. One of my training partners is a BJJ brown belt and a Judo Olympian with legit wrestling skills on top of that. He’s a hand full 😂

  • @jbjb7982
    @jbjb7982 Год назад +1

    Watching you since your very first video.
    Just the best in the business by FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRR.
    (Also here since video number one to read Blue belt criticizing top level athletes in the comment section)
    ** popcorn time **

  • @dreamdad2786
    @dreamdad2786 Год назад +1

    Grazie mille bello ragazzone 🤠

  • @chaos_omega
    @chaos_omega Год назад +3

    Danaher is right and I bet the key is grappling with different metas in place. Try grappling glima-style to work on preventing people from escaping/standing up, try sumo-style for takedowns and footwork... etc.

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад +2

      Yes this is a great point Danaher makes. I had this problem training with wrestlers in Thailand for many years. I’d get the sweep but they’d quickly scramble to standing position again

  • @joewhitaker1197
    @joewhitaker1197 Год назад +2

    💥💯👏 nice

  • @Nathan-hi9uu
    @Nathan-hi9uu Год назад

    Cool how the sport is still changing to this day.

  • @FRforcing
    @FRforcing Год назад

    One underappreciated and almost lost grappling art is top of the food chain in grappling and that is Catch as catch can wrestling

  • @matawie
    @matawie Год назад +3

    The thing i dont understand is that despite all the evidence of the effectiveness of wrestling a lot of jiujitsu guys shy away from wrestling practice, thats my observation at least.

    • @kaypie3112
      @kaypie3112 Год назад +1

      Perhaps the largest reason for that is that a pure wrestling practice is far more difficult from the standpoint of continuous effort required and energy expended.

    • @ricardokerscher
      @ricardokerscher 11 месяцев назад +1

      1. Those who practice BJJ normally don't like to try takedowns, don't want to fall, don't want to learn how to fall... you spend a lot of energy and strength training on your feet.
      2. It is possible to win these tournaments only with a sharp ground BJJ.

  • @amarin253
    @amarin253 Год назад +2

    Ricky Lundell is a top level wrestler and Pedro Sauer Bjj black belt as well as a black belt in judo. The guy is incredible!

  • @kickinwinghotboi883
    @kickinwinghotboi883 Год назад

    I'm only mentioning him because he's currently at the top as far as No-gi grappling goes, but, I'd love to see Gordon Ryan start implementing some legit Catch wrestling techniques to his arsenal. It would just be fun to see

  • @kallepikku4991
    @kallepikku4991 Год назад +2

    13:00 What Danaher is saying is that we're doing a full circle back to Catch wrestling.
    And thanks gods for that. Guard pulling has nothing to do with self-defense, which is why most people started martial arts in the first place. Neither do whining about slams, when you never practiced how to land properly.

  • @twinsunpredator7998
    @twinsunpredator7998 Год назад

    time to pull back judo and BJJ together

  • @IntegralMartialArts
    @IntegralMartialArts Год назад

    Amzing video!! So who's going to do it? Bo Nickal? How can ADCC call in more Olympic wrestlers and Judoka? So few switch to other sports. Love to see Hassan Yazdani or David Taylor make this move. Satoshi Ishii and Kayla Harrison recently moved to MMA from Judo.

  • @Flbari
    @Flbari Год назад +2

    I went into adcc with expectations to have fun wrestling, they pulled guard on me immediately and got leglocked.
    So don't get too hyped from this video, the negative points are not even given in the first minutes

  • @boxersfitness
    @boxersfitness Год назад

    I know one of my Dagestani Wrestling coach / trainer was teaching the Black BELT guys at one of Gracie Ju Jitsu Academy in London. 💥💥💥💪💪💪

  • @ninjakaydaryu
    @ninjakaydaryu Год назад

    O Jiu Jitsu de submissão.eu gosto muito.porque mostra a real eficiência da arte de lura.

  • @SuperNachtAktiv
    @SuperNachtAktiv Год назад

    Wrestling is the new meta

  • @fnfn9229
    @fnfn9229 10 месяцев назад

    Were just evolving back into catch wrestling

  • @thomasschopflin6317
    @thomasschopflin6317 Год назад

    Josh Hinger mentioned that according to ADCC rules, you cannot pull guard in the finals. I'm kind of unfamiliar with the specific ruleset for ADDC - can somebody explain that please?

  • @ninjakaydaryu
    @ninjakaydaryu Год назад

    Eu adoro as artes marciais.
    Só por causa de problemas de saúde eu não prático mais.

  • @celiomorais6357
    @celiomorais6357 Год назад

    Man , I would love to practice Wrestling. Unfortunatelly , there is no Wrestling gym where I live.

    • @Machbox718
      @Machbox718 Год назад

      Find a friend to practice wrestling with

  • @optimusroll5785
    @optimusroll5785 Год назад +1

    💥💥💥

  • @uradumby25
    @uradumby25 Год назад +1

    Still very new but coming from judo it's like the opposite at most gyms. Alot of deficiencies in the ground game because you can stall and get stood up. And then when I'd train with bjj folks, they'd have absolutely zero interest in stand up game

  • @AmericanBornGrappler
    @AmericanBornGrappler Год назад +2

    You can learn Wrestling, but people still won’t have the heart and the stamina of a Wrestler.

  • @almirrodrigues1941
    @almirrodrigues1941 Год назад

    Luta Livre....

  • @Brandon-ob9rg
    @Brandon-ob9rg Год назад

    Hinger: "In the finals you can't pull guard". Gordon: "Hold my beer."

  • @jesusmma9759
    @jesusmma9759 Год назад +2

    Leglocks, takedown, ability to impose a top game. - danaher-

  • @paulcrjdk658
    @paulcrjdk658 Год назад +1

    Music ?

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад

      Sorry no idea bro. It’s a bunch of copyright free music from epidemic sound. They only give title names

  • @eduardodalmacio1723
    @eduardodalmacio1723 Год назад

    Muito jiu-jitsu

  • @ThugLifeModafocah
    @ThugLifeModafocah Год назад +2

    You guys needs to talk about Arona, nobody did points on him.

  • @kylieminou7775
    @kylieminou7775 Год назад

    is there testing there?

  • @stumbras2000
    @stumbras2000 Год назад

    Can all Jiu jitsu tournaments switch to ADCC rules?

  • @haraldodunkirk1432
    @haraldodunkirk1432 Год назад

    Who is the grey haired man at 6.31 and 6.36? Thanks!

  • @ibrenecario7357
    @ibrenecario7357 Год назад

    What does he mean that you can not pull guard in finals?

  • @bojanmilito2380
    @bojanmilito2380 Год назад

    pulling guard is not allowed in the final?

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад

      It’s allowed but you get a negative point. So if you don’t score in the remaining time you will lose by points for pulling guard. So it’s not a good idea unless you’re really confident in your guard

    • @bojanmilito2380
      @bojanmilito2380 Год назад

      @@stuartcooperfilms thx😊

  • @grapplingbeyond6822
    @grapplingbeyond6822 Год назад +3

    Wrestling is the foundation of Grappling period!!

  • @mastermindmartialarts
    @mastermindmartialarts Год назад +1

    Mark Kerr and Jeff Monson proved the importance of wrestling in this ruleset two decades ago. Kerr came in with a near Olympic level wrestling pedigree and blew through everyone using his wrestling, even submitting a few guys a long the way. He then won double gold again the next year. Monson also came in with next to no pure BJJ experience and won his division first time out and again few years later. So dominant wrestling in this ruleset/ competition is nothing new at all.

    • @Todo_fighting
      @Todo_fighting Год назад

      they were trained in cacht wrestling.

  • @marcomiller5146
    @marcomiller5146 2 месяца назад +1

    Man danahar and craig predicted the coming of the rod brothers, mica and dorian olivarez.

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  2 месяца назад +1

      💯

    • @marcomiller5146
      @marcomiller5146 2 месяца назад +1

      @@stuartcooperfilms i can’t believe you saw my comment. Love your content bro. Its cool to see the highlights of the old guard and the new wave.

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  2 месяца назад

      @@marcomiller5146 thanks man! Appreciate it 🙏

  • @edwardrichard2561
    @edwardrichard2561 Год назад +1

    This looks like more catch as Catch can than BJJ. The approach or philosophy of Catch more over than BJJ philosophy of positioning first.

    • @SwordFighterPKN
      @SwordFighterPKN Год назад +1

      Yeah that is where I found the comment of a Jujitsu player with serious wrestling will change the sport to be wrong, it will be a wrestler that learns submissions. You are right this evolving/devolving into Catch without pins.

  • @KingMob4313
    @KingMob4313 Год назад

    Rustam Chsiev just running it OVER and OVER in this vid.
    They need to fix the points a bit more to remove all the points for guard passing to make it a really grappling tourney, but it's better than it used to be.

  • @bulgarianmineshaft1913
    @bulgarianmineshaft1913 Год назад

    I want to make it to the finals just so I don't have to deal with people pulling guard lol

  • @matawie
    @matawie Год назад

    It is no a coincidence , wrestling is one of the oldest sports if not the oldest sport.

  • @chronometa
    @chronometa Год назад +1

    They really need to get rid of the butt sit. People need to be forced to the ground or focrce someone into your guard.

  • @mitchjames9350
    @mitchjames9350 Год назад

    There is catch wrestling which is the basis for no gi Jiujitsu.

  • @DreX-8810
    @DreX-8810 Год назад +1

    I guess Bjj is no longer considered Gentle?

    • @stuartcooperfilms
      @stuartcooperfilms  Год назад +1

      I don’t think so haha there’s nothing gentle about it

    • @DreX-8810
      @DreX-8810 Год назад

      @@stuartcooperfilms That combat bjj is pretty dope too.

  • @anthonycorwin2
    @anthonycorwin2 Год назад

    As a former college wrestler I think we will see the sport transition into more of. Hybrid between wrestling and BJJ. You will have to get food in your feet.

  • @vonjuez654
    @vonjuez654 Год назад

    What is ADCC.

    • @trackerfiend
      @trackerfiend Год назад

      Abu Dhabi Combat Club
      Widely regarded as the pinnacle event of Submission Grappling.
      Nearly all ADCC Champions are highly respected in the grappling community, submission or otherwise.

  • @jokess247
    @jokess247 Год назад +3

    1st!