i love wrestling-fundamentals videos. i've trained BJJ for four years, and it's true, those upper-body ties are where we end up; once i get there, i always go, "great, now what?!"
Hope the competition went well brotha! Glad to hear the video was helpful. By the way, If you're looking to develop your wrestling for BJJ, be sure to check out my Collar Tie Mastery Instructional on @athletesocean. It will give you a full system to start controlling your opponents in the standing position! There are some free techniques you can check out here: app.athletesocean.com/courses/geno-morellis-collar-tie/
My first time seeing your videos and I’m impressed with how many great tips and explanations you’ve packed in. I’m 7 minutes in and I need to go back and take notes!
Thank you brotha - I am glad it was helpful! I am looking to get more long-form content out to y'all in the coming months. Any ideas/concepts you want to see? In the meantime be sure to check out the free techniques on my new instructional here: app.athletesocean.com/courses/geno-morellis-collar-tie/
Hey David, yes very similar in striking! The more explosive/athletic, the better ability you have to close the gap quickly and attack from longer ranges. This is the striking style i am looking to adopt with more of a Karate style.
Sometimes, yes. Especially if i need to cover a lot of distance to attack my opponents legs. But when i do, i do not do it for a long period of time. The footwork has to be quick and you want to disguise it with movement.
Not trying to be critical. All of the tips are good. But if this is supposed to be for beginners it is way too advanced. Maybe show a few moves in slo mo. Not overwhelm anyone, things they can remember.
