BJJ - Getting out of Side control with Karel Silver Fox Pravec - Coach Zahabi 

Thank you for all your efforts.

Donnie Yiu *omoplata 😉. Also, you’re a saint

Thanks man!

Respect for the effort

@Hudson Hawk6 It isn't always that they are strong, but they are using proper leverage and technique against you

Not necessarily true some longer taller bigger guys have a keen eye for detail but yes getting smashed under bigger guys does help develop defense

Solid point 👍🏾

😂

Same

Me to after getting tapped out multiple times by a black belt, and lost my self esteem

@@mrtravelhub4313 no reason to lose self esteem if anyone taps you, especially black belts. If you're not getting tapped by the black belts at your school, you need to get out of there lol.

Same

@@mrtravelhub4313 what belt are you? Why would you care about getting tapped by anyone during training? Training is to learn not to be the king of Thursday night 7-8pm class.

yaash

I find mount easier to get out than Side control. I need to vastly get better at Side control Defense because that is where I am losing the most

Rp Senju a purple belt I roll with has been working on becoming a "bottom side control specialist"...I think he's gone crazy haha. It's gotten to the point that I, a guy who looks at top side as my favorite offensive position, don't even want to put him there because I don't want to deal that drama hahaha

kroyford well said

FPSCroatia not really. Maybe if you have natural talent but these techniques are quite advanced for most beginners. It would have been for me at least. Even still now these are challenging concepts to execute in real time.

nope this is next level shit

kimura kano

Definitely soak it up as a beginner. Because what used to be advanced is now manys basics. Heck even what use to be called demo only techniques are now used on the regular. You keep the good attitude soak it up and put it in your game. As a beginner just keep mindful of principles and concepts like ● Space + weight (top and bottom game) ● Crushing game + floating game ● Recognizing gaps in your structure and tighten up your leaks (You'll then start to recognize the same in others game) ● Timing (get a good partner for slow rolls you can trust that wants to put in the time) - Position only - Position + Neck only - Position + Arms only - Position + Legs only - combo of any 2 - All ● Be mindful of Leverage and building frames ● Bridge lft/rt and shrimp ● Hips hips hips Keep your good attitude. I ordered a Bubba Dummy it helps me still with all the new games evolving to this day. I think it was the 7th one made. Like 20 or more yrs ago now. Anyway while some say heavy bag/dble end ect.. don't hit back I was out striking them, or grappling Dummy don't resist so it's useless. All of them that avoided sharing their knowledge and not being open trying to hold me back were tapping within my 1st yr in a school of jits back in the early day. I later became a certified MMA coach in 99. My point is people will say things whether consciously or non to hold you back. With your attitude and a submission Dummy you can develop details on top bottom and subs combos ect.. allot quicker. It's worth training the details solo. Not that you don't I'm just sharing my thoughts from my first yr. Analyzing matches and fights also helps. Now you have this technology and DVRS and all this. Awesome times! (In some ways)

Hell, forget just beginners, this is heaven for anyone who takes the craft seriously

thank you my friend!!

I always get smashed under side control. I hate it.

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As Kurt Osiander would say, one more time for the stupid people: Here's where the quick summary of the different moves starts ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WqXwqNlPydY.htmlm36s

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