I posted a review for your instructional, but it has not been published on bjjf website. I just wanted to let you know the content is gold, and the structure and layout was perfect for my home study. I learned a little from this channel, and have use your techniques before the lockdown. I'm a big guy who likes half and deep half... But so do all of the other big guys I roll with. Your half butterfly is awesome in dealing with guys that knew my old man game. Thank you Aaron... And your good friend tie, I appreciate all you do. Love from the UK.
Joe Pich thanks so much Joe! I really appreciate that! I’ve had a bunch of other people mention their having issues with reviews but I really appreciate the effort! I’m glad that it’s helped your game, seriously! Thanks again, if I find out what’s wrong with the reviews I’ll let you know
I thought this video would help me understand a few techniques better...instead it made me realize how much more I need to learn. I guess that's just how BJJ works. Thank you for a helpful and informative video.
Nice man. Starting to find myself in DHG more and more, esp when escaping mount or from half guard. Gonna work on the SLX transition, and waiter sweep as my plan b.
Hey Aaron, any thoughts about coming to southern CA for a seminar...love your hook sweep game...old school jean jaque...trained under tinguinha back in 99 to 01...stepping on the mat again after all these years...planning to buy your DVDs...
I’m afraid of getting kimuraed with that “awkward” grip- since I’m a smaller guy, I’m always wary of a bigger dude just grabbing and cranking something even if the position isn’t technically correct.
In the deep half is okay to roll your opponent over to get more of a single leg take down. I have more of a pressure game, so feel it suits me. But, I am not sure if it is an actual technique. And, if it is, what other transitions can I use?
You can definitely do that. My coach bernardo has the best deep half transitions into the single leg. I’d recommend checking out more of his stuff. Sounds like a great fit!