You are so awesome Lachlan! I love learning from your videos! It's the only way for me to learn from you because I live so far away from your training center.
You got some of the sickest intro music, love it! Video content is also fantastic! I have some good success with the guillotine in my gym (after working on it diligently for 3 years straight), so I'm looking for some escapes to teach the other guys, which will then force me to improve further. Using the wrestler bridge is an approach I haven't seen before. Will definitely show this to the crew. Thanks for sharing my man!
4:19 in a fight are u actually.gonna be able to complete that roll..it seems like as soon as.you get upside down like that, the person could easily apply a shit ton more pressure on your neck and nearly choke the life out of you in a second or 2. Im no pro tho... more.of a question than anything.
Watched this video once and pulled off first "Von Fluke" in training through that last sequence. Was always getting caught jumping across to people with slick guard retention going the other way fixes that problem all together just that d'arce threat is a concern I haven't been exposed too yet.
i think the bridging option might be less risky if it is not an arm in guillotine because you are less likely to get caught in an anaconda during the transition
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Crazy watching this back and seeing Lachlan ask Craig Jones if he knows what a 10 finger Guillotine is
Amazing details professor thank you !
I get caught with this all the time! Thank you Velociraptor and Craig Jones! OSS!!!
Thank you for sharing this free content, Oss.
You are so awesome Lachlan! I love learning from your videos! It's the only way for me to learn from you because I live so far away from your training center.
You got some of the sickest intro music, love it!
Video content is also fantastic! I have some good success with the guillotine in my gym (after working on it diligently for 3 years straight), so I'm looking for some escapes to teach the other guys, which will then force me to improve further. Using the wrestler bridge is an approach I haven't seen before. Will definitely show this to the crew. Thanks for sharing my man!
That intro music!
The best bjj channel on youtube
I found Craig Jones! Lol didn’t know he trained at your academy.
Lachlan I love yooooo!!!! LOL, No seriously I have picked up some real gems from this guy
i did the first one and took the back of the oponent yesterday 😄 i coulndt finished but i stay on his back until the end
thanks👍
4:19 in a fight are u actually.gonna be able to complete that roll..it seems like as soon as.you get upside down like that, the person could easily apply a shit ton more pressure on your neck and nearly choke the life out of you in a second or 2. Im no pro tho... more.of a question than anything.
Watched this video once and pulled off first "Von Fluke" in training through that last sequence. Was always getting caught jumping across to people with slick guard retention going the other way fixes that problem all together just that d'arce threat is a concern I haven't been exposed too yet.
i think the bridging option might be less risky if it is not an arm in guillotine because you are less likely to get caught in an anaconda during the transition
bro really thank you very much
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from a wrestler's perspective having the head outside the arm will not "stop the back take" most often.
Thx
at 4:20 if the opponent cranks it he is going to chocke you lol
Nah, pretty hard
Awesome lesson. Thanks.
The young Craig Jones!
Dope
Lachiraptor back at it
3:25
3:37, 4:49
Vintage romper stomper vibes 😂
Young Craig 😂