when i used 50/50, "most" brazilians said it was BS because a gringo did this in Brazil.. But I won ADCC with this vs a very tough Alexandre Cacareco. The term 411 was named by my friend Jocko Willink and it is the move i used to beat the great Rodolfo Viera.. Game over is the word I invented for the other position because it means the game is over, the Russian Knee knot. Door stopper is one of the foundations of leg control i have always used... I like the video and the explanation irmao
You are a true legend Dean Lister! I've learned a lot from you over the years, through your instructional videos, and it's an honor to have you commenting in here irmao 🙏
So legends really do comment on RUclips. 🥰 Big fan of both you and Jocko (and I think probably Gustavo after watching this video). Just received my purple belt 4 days ago after training on and off for 20 years. Now I can’t stop thinking about jiujitsu. Is this normal? 🤔
2:00 ashi garami 3:33 single leg x 5:05 outside ashi garami 6:39 knee bar 6:55 ushiro ashi garami 7:26 game over/leg knot 8:43 top side ashi garami 8:56 50/50 10:46 saddle/honey hole/411/inside sankaku 13:07 Russian cowboy 13:13 Russian leg lasso
One of the very best explanations of the system I've ever heard. The delivery was spot on, easy to follow and easy to comprehend. New positions this complex can be very difficult to grasp at first, but Gustavo lays it out in a very simple 5 rule format that makes it easy to learn and put to use.
Many thanks for this awesome vid, I used these time stamps for my personal study. 0:59 ankle control 2:04 inside ashi 3:34 single leg x-guard/sweep 5:05 outside ashi 6:08 knee-bar option from outside ashi 6:55 ushiro ashi 7:26 game over (leg knot) 8:47 top-side ashi 8:59 50/50 10:46 inside sankaku 12:02 inside sankaku frame 12:14 inside sankaku/far leg attack
thanks for clearing that up. Now whenever I see 2 leglock experts going at it, I can actually understand what's going on instead of it looking like tangled leg spaghetti
One of the best leg lock tutorials I have seen! Thank you very much! I know this is an older video, but I hope you read this! I was recently promoted to purple belt and half guard along with leg locks has become my game. I have been watching this and drilling this over and over and my leg lock game has increased significantly. Thank you! Ossssss
Thank you for explaining this in such a simple way Professor. There are so many complicated videos on leg attacks and positioning. You’re videos are always easy to comprehend. I feel like I just sat through a seminar. Thank you again for this video.
thank you ....i use that position but didnt know it was so important ..i just used it to attack the ankle not as control and rolling and stuff ...well done
this video was amazing. ive been training ashi garami for little bit and it was always so confusing to me. i just sat though this whole video took notes the entire time and rewinded it a bunch. and now IT ALL MAKES SENSE now its just about repetition and training it all into my memory.
At 12:10 you attack the top leg, but something I learned yesterday, interests me. When you're in the inside sankaku, you can also roll onto your other side and attack the (now) bottom leg with a heel hook. If you lift your hips up and you apply pressure with your hips sideways onto the knee it really feels like your knee is going to explode, a lot more pressure than when the leg is on top.
I watched this video just when it came out and it totally blew my mind. I have been doing leg locks ever since. It is/was especially just two years ago, really difficult to find out the names of these positions
Awesome explanation super simple!! Very impressive, I don't love leg locks or know them well but you explained them perfectly. Thanks so much I have a lot to learn lol.
incrivel o video . parabens. just getting into leg locks now (we brazilians are no good at this haha) great to see legendary dean lister commenting here as well. oss
This is amazing thank you ! The only thought I have is with the outside ankle lock, when you cross your feet are you more likely to be heel hooked? Even if you hide your foot that's top over? That's when its the same side ankle lock
MMA LEECH: this was a educational lesson to say the least in which it was greatly appreciated. But now that you've shown how to apply these leg locks, and how to counter the counter attacks could you also show how to prevent being put in these leg locks. And I guess one answer would be to not extend your legs.
That’s amazing. It would be great if you can teach some legal options from the honey hole. I use to attack the calf crank (not always cans adjust it) and the knee bar to the controlled leg. Toehold is very difficult to adjust...
the rear ashi garami knee bar u showed was critically different than the one Gary Tonen submitted gracie with tonen had control of the opposite leg as well as the attack leg...critical to success.
In terms of control both positions are great. They are also safe against leglock counters because your feet is hidden inside/between your opponent's leg. The biggest difference I believe is that Inside Sankaku offers you the inside heel hook, which is more devastating than the outside heelhook, offered by the Game Over position.
@@MMALeech Thank you for your response. However, I am under the impression that Inside Sankaku exposes you to strikes whereas in Game Over position, the knee reaping forces your opponent to turn away from you denying his ability to strike or even just gripfight. Please correct me if I am wrong!
Just to clarify for myself then, the main difference between the Saddle and Leg Knot positions is whether you have cross-leg control or same-side leg control (respectively)?
It's illegal for white belts under the IBJJF rules, but other organizations allow it. It's illegal because it's reaping the knee (cruzando o joelho). It can attack the knee, hip, or foot.
Hello All. I have a general question to these positions. Let's have the ashi garami as an example. Is it still called ashi garami and a perfectly fine/good position if I'm on my other side? Example: in the video Professor Gustavo Gasperin is attacking the left leg and he is on his right side. Is still called ashi garami and a good position if he was on his left side attacking the left leg? In that case he would still prevent the oppenent sitting up with his right foot right? Thanks you!
It would still be called ashi garami. It would not be the best position to attack an ankle lock because there wouldn't be body weight controlling/pinning the leg under attack, although still possible. It's a great position to transition into the Leg Knot/Game Over position and attack the heel hook instead.
Yes, I call it 2 on 2 heel hook or 2 on 2 position....heel hook and knee crank from there. Liz Carmouche also did it in EBI. My 5 secret MMA techniques vid
question: if you wrap your arm around his lower calf, why not crank it? i had this before in training and i had to tap out, it felt like a reverse calph slicer or something dont even know the name (calf crank?) ps i am fairly new to bjj/grappling so if this move im talking about is easy to get out off: let me know!
I think you are referring to an Ankle Lock. Yes, it's a very common attack from that type of control around his ankle. Here is an option on how to escape from it: ruclips.net/video/G_pDwabnbAU/видео.html
No reaping, you gotta have your opponent's foot on the same side to be considered as reaping, like in the position #3 in the video. Honey hole is the same leg positioning as inverted half-guard: ruclips.net/video/ykTaOFB2fTc/видео.html Here is Davi Ramos submitting Kayron Gracie at the IBJJF Panam Nogi using the honey hole position: ruclips.net/video/xQaN1zuVRAw/видео.htmlm8s IBJJF doesn't allow knee reaping as you may know.
White belt here. My issue with leg entanglements is that it seems to me that some of them have a lack of control. take ashi compare to say a traditional submission like an americana. With the americana you have mount and have control. where as Ashi is seems like its less about control and more about speed. Like can i undo this before this guy blows my leg up? Thank just seems really dangerous to me. Any one more experienced here willing to shed some light?
Thx guys, Nice Vid.. - thanks to this new wave of Bjj athletes digging up leg attacks - I`ve come to embrace them, without forgettin' the basic stuff - Thx MMALeech
when i used 50/50, "most" brazilians said it was BS because a gringo did this in Brazil.. But I won ADCC with this vs a very tough Alexandre Cacareco. The term 411 was named by my friend Jocko Willink and it is the move i used to beat the great Rodolfo Viera.. Game over is the word I invented for the other position because it means the game is over, the Russian Knee knot. Door stopper is one of the foundations of leg control i have always used... I like the video and the explanation irmao
You are a true legend Dean Lister! I've learned a lot from you over the years, through your instructional videos, and it's an honor to have you commenting in here irmao 🙏
@@MMALeech fica fazendo que voce ama, jiu jitsu e nosso lar irmao. Abracos
@@listerdean2332 falou tudo irmao!
Absolute legend. Love from Sydney, Australia!
So legends really do comment on RUclips. 🥰 Big fan of both you and Jocko (and I think probably Gustavo after watching this video). Just received my purple belt 4 days ago after training on and off for 20 years. Now I can’t stop thinking about jiujitsu. Is this normal? 🤔
2:00 ashi garami
3:33 single leg x
5:05 outside ashi garami
6:39 knee bar
6:55 ushiro ashi garami
7:26 game over/leg knot
8:43 top side ashi garami
8:56 50/50
10:46 saddle/honey hole/411/inside sankaku
13:07 Russian cowboy
13:13 Russian leg lasso
Very helpful of you to share quick timestamp links - I need to watch these things many times to learn the details!
Thanks Taffer
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Fur sure I loved your IBJJF legs content excellent work as always sir!
bro I love how at the end you ask us to recognize the positions thats a refreshing concept
you are welcome!
Man even 6 years later, with all the advances in the leg game… this video is gold. Love your teaching style 🙏
Thanks Cole!
One of the very best explanations of the system I've ever heard. The delivery was spot on, easy to follow and easy to comprehend. New positions this complex can be very difficult to grasp at first, but Gustavo lays it out in a very simple 5 rule format that makes it easy to learn and put to use.
Thank you!
Many thanks for this awesome vid, I used these time stamps for my personal study.
0:59 ankle control
2:04 inside ashi
3:34 single leg x-guard/sweep
5:05 outside ashi
6:08 knee-bar option from outside ashi
6:55 ushiro ashi
7:26 game over (leg knot)
8:47 top-side ashi
8:59 50/50
10:46 inside sankaku
12:02 inside sankaku frame
12:14 inside sankaku/far leg attack
Thank you John!
thank you
2:04 is just ashi garami, inside ashi garami is just another name for the game over position with a sankaku position instead of the leg knot.
Thank you for this
I watch this every day
The Very best tutorial I`ve ever seen on the topic, thanks Gustavo. Greetings from Germany
You are welcome Christian!
thanks for clearing that up. Now whenever I see 2 leglock experts going at it, I can actually understand what's going on instead of it looking like tangled leg spaghetti
Before I always thought it looked like a bunch of lesbians trying scissor each other.
just put some meatballs and you're going to be fine
8 years late but this vids teaching me alot
as a purple belt
Awesome!
This was great - thank you! That ending sequence with all the transitions was especially helpful.
You are welcome Evan!
MMA Leech do you have a video going over the defense of these positions?
@@evanabeling3461 I have a video escaping the ankle lock from Ashi Garami here ruclips.net/video/G_pDwabnbAU/видео.html
One of the best leg lock tutorials I have seen! Thank you very much! I know this is an older video, but I hope you read this! I was recently promoted to purple belt and half guard along with leg locks has become my game. I have been watching this and drilling this over and over and my leg lock game has increased significantly. Thank you! Ossssss
Great to hear that Bryan! Keep up the good work and congrats on your purple!
The Best explanation. Start with the Ashi Garami. Thank you a lot
You are welcome Jonatan!
Thank you for explaining this in such a simple way Professor. There are so many complicated videos on leg attacks and positioning. You’re videos are always easy to comprehend. I feel like I just sat through a seminar. Thank you again for this video.
You are welcome Bryan!
7yrs and still a huge help!
Thanks!
I have this course and I totally forgot that I have it. It goes into greater detail and I'd highly recommend it. It's a very good price as well.
Thank you Matt!
Perfect explanation of all the deadly leglock positions💯
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thank you ....i use that position but didnt know it was so important ..i just used it to attack the ankle not as control and rolling and stuff ...well done
this video was amazing. ive been training ashi garami for little bit and it was always so confusing to me. i just sat though this whole video took notes the entire time and rewinded it a bunch. and now IT ALL MAKES SENSE now its just about repetition and training it all into my memory.
Glad it helped you Rap!
Superb stuff! Went to an Eric Ramey seminar yesterday which focused on the Ashi Garami, just realised I have a whole new game to learn :O)
Really helpful! Haven't seen too many videos just defining these positions.
Fantastic video. Explained clearly and coherently. Thank you
many thanks gustavo and mma leech. im new to leglock game and this is a huge help to get me started and understand this new world!! thanks again
No problem Jason!
Beautiful video brother. I love attacking legs so this will definitely help alot more. Simple and to the point
Thanks Jairus!
At 12:10 you attack the top leg, but something I learned yesterday, interests me. When you're in the inside sankaku, you can also roll onto your other side and attack the (now) bottom leg with a heel hook. If you lift your hips up and you apply pressure with your hips sideways onto the knee it really feels like your knee is going to explode, a lot more pressure than when the leg is on top.
Sure, many different ways to attack the legs.
This video is Gold, keep up the good work
I watched this video just when it came out and it totally blew my mind. I have been doing leg locks ever since. It is/was especially just two years ago, really difficult to find out the names of these positions
Excellent video, good foundation is what makes the difference
Awesome explanation super simple!! Very impressive, I don't love leg locks or know them well but you explained them perfectly. Thanks so much I have a lot to learn lol.
Glad you liked it Zach!
Great video, I like how you break down everything and make it simple and easy to understand!
Great video man! Really everything is clear and easy! Now I just gotta rewatch and rewatch to learn thanks a lot man
No problem!
Great series. after gordon and cummings and tonnan Success I gotta learn this
door stop!!!! very well said irmao
Thank you Sir!!!!
You are welcome Daniel!
Good job boys! Very well explained.
incrivel o video . parabens.
just getting into leg locks now (we brazilians are no good at this haha)
great to see legendary dean lister commenting here as well.
oss
Obrigado Thomas!
Now I finally understand the difference between the game over and the 411, for a long time I thought they were the same
this is great, exactly what i was looking for.
Yayy
Very nice and skilled man to study with!
Thank you Leland, hope you are doing well!
This is amazing thank you ! The only thought I have is with the outside ankle lock, when you cross your feet are you more likely to be heel hooked? Even if you hide your foot that's top over? That's when its the same side ankle lock
Really good video, very clear explanation
Great vid, very clear and good detail
Is the third submission considered reaping the knee?
Yes, the 3rd position is considered knee reaping
Amazing video I learned a lot and i loved the honorable mentions at the end
Excellent instruction !
Sir,can make a tutorial on how to defend the MMA ground and pound using leglocks?
Super helpful - thank you
You are welcome!
This is a fantastic video.
Brilliant explanation, thank you so much!
Awesome info, well explained
Great work man, awesome vid.
Great explanation of the techniques, really appreciate them. Thanks for the video. Osss
Great explanation!
My favorite video right now
Frodo baggins
excellent breakdown. thank you
MMA LEECH: this was a educational lesson to say the least in which it was greatly appreciated. But now that you've shown how to apply these leg locks, and how to counter the counter attacks could you also show how to prevent being put in these leg locks. And I guess one answer would be to not extend your legs.
Leg pummeling is your best preventive measure, take a look here: ruclips.net/video/3r5ofkUYwyE/видео.html
Great video!
great video, thank you! Would you please make a video on Inside Sankaku entries? More specifically butterfly to inside sankaku. Cheers,
Really helpful, thanks!
Good to see Canelo making the transition to mma
Who would have thought?
Amazing video-tutorial.... ;) Thumbs up for that..... ;)
That’s amazing.
It would be great if you can teach some legal options from the honey hole. I use to attack the calf crank (not always cans adjust it) and the knee bar to the controlled leg. Toehold is very difficult to adjust...
Awesome information thank you!
You are welcome!
Excellent video
Even Dean Lister likes this so you know it's good.
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great video, didactically great too!!! Oss
Nice explanation
Guy on the right just woke up :)
We shot the video early morning :)
Last one from guard was cool.
Thank you 🙏🏽
You are welcome A Q!
the rear ashi garami knee bar u showed was critically different than the one Gary Tonen submitted gracie with tonen had control of the opposite leg as well as the attack leg...critical to success.
Absolutely, it was just an overview of the position, not attempting to cover the details of it. Even the entry was different than Tonon's entry.
Professor, do you consider Inside Sankaku superior to Over/Game Over?
In terms of control both positions are great. They are also safe against leglock counters because your feet is hidden inside/between your opponent's leg. The biggest difference I believe is that Inside Sankaku offers you the inside heel hook, which is more devastating than the outside heelhook, offered by the Game Over position.
@@MMALeech Thank you for your response.
However, I am under the impression that Inside Sankaku exposes you to strikes whereas in Game Over position, the knee reaping forces your opponent to turn away from you denying his ability to strike or even just gripfight.
Please correct me if I am wrong!
Bruce Wayne correct, it’s important to note that it’s hard to generate KO power from that seated position, although possible.
@@MMALeech Thanks professor!
Just to clarify for myself then, the main difference between the Saddle and Leg Knot positions is whether you have cross-leg control or same-side leg control (respectively)?
Correct!
Thanks! Was making a little diagram of the positions in relation to one another. This clears up a lot lol.
The russian leg laco is legal in white belt? I don't understand if it is on the knee or like a straight footlock
It's illegal for white belts under the IBJJF rules, but other organizations allow it. It's illegal because it's reaping the knee (cruzando o joelho).
It can attack the knee, hip, or foot.
To em San Diego e sou pobre pá caramba. Se eu trabalho de graça poderia treinar 2-3 dias por semana? Até agarrar trabalho?
great shit bro!
you've earned yourself a sub and like! awesome stuff :) thank you! :)
Amazing! Ossss
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Hello All. I have a general question to these positions. Let's have the ashi garami as an example. Is it still called ashi garami and a perfectly fine/good position if I'm on my other side? Example: in the video Professor Gustavo Gasperin is attacking the left leg and he is on his right side. Is still called ashi garami and a good position if he was on his left side attacking the left leg? In that case he would still prevent the oppenent sitting up with his right foot right? Thanks you!
It would still be called ashi garami. It would not be the best position to attack an ankle lock because there wouldn't be body weight controlling/pinning the leg under attack, although still possible. It's a great position to transition into the Leg Knot/Game Over position and attack the heel hook instead.
Thank you very much for your reply. :) Trying a lot of leg game lately, hopefully I won't forget how to pass a guard. :D
Ty
anyone has info on russian leg lasso? Ive seen gary tonin use it but cant seen to find any other info position
Yes, I call it 2 on 2 heel hook or 2 on 2 position....heel hook and knee crank from there. Liz Carmouche also did it in EBI. My 5 secret MMA techniques vid
question: if you wrap your arm around his lower calf, why not crank it? i had this before in training and i had to tap out, it felt like a reverse calph slicer or something dont even know the name (calf crank?) ps i am fairly new to bjj/grappling so if this move im talking about is easy to get out off: let me know!
I think you are referring to an Ankle Lock. Yes, it's a very common attack from that type of control around his ankle. Here is an option on how to escape from it: ruclips.net/video/G_pDwabnbAU/видео.html
Awesome
Of the five, is the only reaping the leg knot?
Correct.
wow , new leg lock guy here
Enjoy it!
Right here
Is this renato laranja?
His dad
I'm almost certain the saddle/honey hole is reaping as the foot on the outside leg crosses the center of he opponents hips.
No reaping, you gotta have your opponent's foot on the same side to be considered as reaping, like in the position #3 in the video.
Honey hole is the same leg positioning as inverted half-guard: ruclips.net/video/ykTaOFB2fTc/видео.html
Here is Davi Ramos submitting Kayron Gracie at the IBJJF Panam Nogi using the honey hole position: ruclips.net/video/xQaN1zuVRAw/видео.htmlm8s
IBJJF doesn't allow knee reaping as you may know.
White belt here. My issue with leg entanglements is that it seems to me that some of them have a lack of control. take ashi compare to say a traditional submission like an americana. With the americana you have mount and have control. where as Ashi is seems like its less about control and more about speed. Like can i undo this before this guy blows my leg up? Thank just seems really dangerous to me. Any one more experienced here willing to shed some light?
Chapter 2 and 4
When did Canello start jiu jitsu?
Leggo MYLEGYO That guy was so pale.
At first i was thinking he looked like matt hughes, but canelo is way funnier haha
Which one is legal or illegal for ibjjf?
All of them are legal except #3 Leg Knot, which is considered knee reaping.
Thank you very much
Is the fifth position considered "knee reaping"?
Nope.
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The outside Ashi Garami is ibjjf legal? I know 50/50 are as well as 50 Zero.... :)
Yes it's legal.
Thx guys, Nice Vid.. - thanks to this new wave of Bjj athletes digging up leg attacks - I`ve come to embrace them, without forgettin' the basic stuff - Thx MMALeech
My Coach does not know that I am here 😎
1 person didnt like this video what a clown awsome video osss
That guy got heel hooked and is too afraid to learn