Why as a white belt my first reaction it is to grab the forearm when in fact your comment about grabbing the hand makes perfect sense. Thanks as always Prof Chew.
I'm new and got guillotine by a great young lad whose doing wrestling and bjj together. Much weaker than me but he jumped on it really quickly. I obviously get caught by adults too so all thi is super valuable
This is helpful for me since the guillotine is one of my go-tos. Everyone keeps the arms tight but they let their necks float loose. It's always there if you look for it. So knowing the defense for it is a big help.
SHOOT BETTER, I’m a wrestler so I’ve been cooking people in standing position because I put everything into a really low shot, protect my neck and finish the double leg as hard and as fast as I can and cover immediately, use ferocity and power when you grapple.
@@alexanderson1091 exactly. Working on being super fast when you got your technique right is the key of GREAT grapplers. Khabib is the best MMA grappler of all time, everyone was traning for him for months or years and knew how to defend the takedowns he used the most, all the variations, counters etc, Im sure in the gym they were defending well but then couldnt do nothing and looked like amateurs, why??? Fast and perfect technique, if u getting caught so much in a guillotine when shooting, its ok to learn how to get out and prevent it, but you need get you technique right and then work on being FAST, like a bull, like a train. Eveyone knows about how key fast punches are, well in grappling being fast can be even more important. We all know how to defend a jab, but when a quick jab comes to you, you might not see it coming!
Hey thank you professor Chewjitsu, with my longneck getting guilotined a lot. I found out how to escape and now i saw in this vid a lot details. Thank you so much and all the best to you )
I hope u see this because I need a bit of advice. So I moved cities and started at a new jiu jitsu gym after being with the same crew for 4-5 yrs. I felt super green compared to my old gym. I was a blue belt no gi under my old coach but here I feel like I’m less than that now I also had to take a yr and half off because of covid on and off the Matt’s the yr and a half. But I just felt super super green. Maybe it’s an ego thing idk.
Bit more back story don’t mean to ramble 23 yr old male wrestled for 10yrs jiu jitsu 4-5 yrs. 3 of us were kind of the big dogs are purple belt and me and another blue belt who were enforcers when needed but was there for along time and then comen to this new gym it felt more like a culture shock and more of a humbling expirience I guess. Wasn’t one of the best in the gym anymore. Which is great but the initial shock just kind of threw me off I’ve had more time to sit back and think on it. Goal is just to grow and do my best to be up there with the best in this gym. At first it was kind of disheartening but I took some time to think on it and why should it be disheartening. This is a good thing I’m able to grow more here and get better than what I was.
hey! first comment, but on the serious note, I love what yall do and i have been able to incorporate these techniques in my own rolling,( i'm just a white belt), and have been able to last longer, and longer as i practice more. Again, thank you for what yall do, and i look forward to the next video!
I've unfortunately severely hurt my friend with basic front guillotine They spoke like Yoda for 2 weeks But my question for them Is what if your much weaker. I didn't know either they were so weak or I was pretty solid. I now have that old man strength that I'm much more careful not to damage their spine if I'm forced I'm a bad situation... I avoid all force if I can. IDF SF training, bjj, boxing etc made me appreciate the prodigy athletes & how hurting ppl you know or even just live in the same vicinity is soul crushing. Even to judge punishment worth: offense are vile calculations
Could you do a video on if you go to 2 different BJJ schools I currently train in mma and am about to join a BJJ school closer to my house since I have the time to train throughout most the day ( yes both schools have blessed me on this )
What if he also has your arm, like in 3:51. How do you escape the choke from that point forward and get to actual side control? You have room to breathe, but he cotrols your head and your arm is stuck. How do I get them out?
Hey guys Im new to this and your tips are super helpful but how does one get out of a guillotine when your opponent has you in a guillotine and his on top of you and you're at the bottom?
Why as a white belt my first reaction it is to grab the forearm when in fact your comment about grabbing the hand makes perfect sense. Thanks as always Prof Chew.
Hope it helps!
Dude I lit came to comment this like why do we not think of that? And why haven’t I been taught about HAND FIGHTING???
Probably them movies always showing someone grabbing the forearms when they are being choked
I think it's just intuitive to grab the forearm as thats where the pressure is being applied from
that's what I thought@@lewisvincent3070
I'm new and got guillotine by a great young lad whose doing wrestling and bjj together. Much weaker than me but he jumped on it really quickly. I obviously get caught by adults too so all thi is super valuable
This is helpful for me since the guillotine is one of my go-tos. Everyone keeps the arms tight but they let their necks float loose. It's always there if you look for it. So knowing the defense for it is a big help.
I've been shying away from the double leg because I hate getting caught in these, going to give this a shot next time!
SHOOT BETTER, I’m a wrestler so I’ve been cooking people in standing position because I put everything into a really low shot, protect my neck and finish the double leg as hard and as fast as I can and cover immediately, use ferocity and power when you grapple.
If you get caught in a guillotine while shooting your shot is bad
@@alexanderson1091 exactly. Working on being super fast when you got your technique right is the key of GREAT grapplers. Khabib is the best MMA grappler of all time, everyone was traning for him for months or years and knew how to defend the takedowns he used the most, all the variations, counters etc, Im sure in the gym they were defending well but then couldnt do nothing and looked like amateurs, why??? Fast and perfect technique, if u getting caught so much in a guillotine when shooting, its ok to learn how to get out and prevent it, but you need get you technique right and then work on being FAST, like a bull, like a train. Eveyone knows about how key fast punches are, well in grappling being fast can be even more important. We all know how to defend a jab, but when a quick jab comes to you, you might not see it coming!
@@alexanderson1091 thats how you injure your training partner
Hey thank you professor Chewjitsu, with my longneck getting guilotined a lot. I found out how to escape and now i saw in this vid a lot details. Thank you so much and all the best to you )
Damn this was really good thanks for teaching
Thank you ChewJitsu!
thank you for this Chew!
Thanks for sharing your hard work
Thanks, Professor Chewy
Hey, didn’t expect to see you here! Looks like you know where to find good bjj content
@@isaacrichards3969 Isaac! I’ve enjoyed Professor Chewy’s vids for years!
Nice to see you follow this Channel.
See you at the gym, my friend!
Nik
Nice! Any chance of a video for mount guillotine defense? Like the volkanaski Ortega fight.
I hope u see this because I need a bit of advice. So I moved cities and started at a new jiu jitsu gym after being with the same crew for 4-5 yrs. I felt super green compared to my old gym. I was a blue belt no gi under my old coach but here I feel like I’m less than that now I also had to take a yr and half off because of covid on and off the Matt’s the yr and a half. But I just felt super super green. Maybe it’s an ego thing idk.
Saving for a video
Bit more back story don’t mean to ramble 23 yr old male wrestled for 10yrs jiu jitsu 4-5 yrs. 3 of us were kind of the big dogs are purple belt and me and another blue belt who were enforcers when needed but was there for along time and then comen to this new gym it felt more like a culture shock and more of a humbling expirience I guess. Wasn’t one of the best in the gym anymore. Which is great but the initial shock just kind of threw me off I’ve had more time to sit back and think on it. Goal is just to grow and do my best to be up there with the best in this gym. At first it was kind of disheartening but I took some time to think on it and why should it be disheartening. This is a good thing I’m able to grow more here and get better than what I was.
hey! first comment, but on the serious note, I love what yall do and i have been able to incorporate these techniques in my own rolling,( i'm just a white belt), and have been able to last longer, and longer as i practice more. Again, thank you for what yall do, and i look forward to the next video!
Tequila time last night kept getting caught in this now I’m here 😂
Thank you for posting this Prof!
For this FNG white belt, this tutorial was a life-saver.
Awesome
I've unfortunately severely hurt my friend with basic front guillotine
They spoke like Yoda for 2 weeks
But my question for them Is what if your much weaker. I didn't know either they were so weak or I was pretty solid. I now have that old man strength that I'm much more careful not to damage their spine if I'm forced I'm a bad situation... I avoid all force if I can. IDF SF training, bjj, boxing etc made me appreciate the prodigy athletes & how hurting ppl you know or even just live in the same vicinity is soul crushing. Even to judge punishment worth: offense are vile calculations
Ever since I learnt this I don’t think I’ve been guillotined since. Maybe once or twice but the majority of the times I’ve successfully escaped
Could you do a video on if you go to 2 different BJJ schools I currently train in mma and am about to join a BJJ school closer to my house since I have the time to train throughout most the day ( yes both schools have blessed me on this )
What if he also has your arm, like in 3:51. How do you escape the choke from that point forward and get to actual side control? You have room to breathe, but he cotrols your head and your arm is stuck. How do I get them out?
Hey guys Im new to this and your tips are super helpful but how does one get out of a guillotine when your opponent has you in a guillotine and his on top of you and you're at the bottom?
Where is chewy's school located
awesome :D
Almost broke my neck in a similar escape... was painful
What if the guard is closed?
Ludacris roll out playing
Fuck yes.
Got guillotined for 3 minutes straight, thought I'd fix it
The only submission I get caught in
From blue belts
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4:52
How to contact you?
Get lesson
But the guard is usually closed wtf is this
Same thing i was thinking
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