BJJ How to escape side control EVERY TIME Tutorial 

RGA Association I use this escape all the time. Beautiful technic. Valeu Charles

That's an amazing technique, coach! I pulled this out against a heavy blue belt and it perfectly worked! So many fake experts here on RU-vid here who just like to express their assumptions...lol

Charles taught me this about 2 years ago and it has consistently been my best performing side control defensive technique since.veleu

Vagabond Deubzeur exactly. This is fine to learn so you know the mechanics of the move, but there about 10 different escapes that are less dangerous if you elect not to reguard. Moreover, if you do not compete but only do bjj for self defense, completely ignore all of this. You turn away and you’re gonna be eating punches and elbows to the back and side of your head - and where are your hands that are supposed to be protecting you? Out in left field, that’s where.

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What is this instructor's name?

Just don't cross your hands.

That's why he pinches his ear to his shoulder. That will also protect from the gift wrap. You don't want your hand over your ear either. Just next to the cheek. His hand won't fit in there.

jason Dioguardo easier said than done

I think this too....the gift wrap is there....top position should win that hand battle everytime

@@mcnoodles76 not true. I use it frequently.

John2corner its just a clickbait

Because it works everytime.

Subjective comment. Some techniques working every time for someone. Some not.

It's a solid escape. There are many ways to use it beyond what he should but what he should works well. More time than not in my experience so far. Learned it a few months ago at seminar. It's been great for back escapes too. I will be putting it to use in the upcoming competition next month, but hopefully, I will be on top every match. Nothing wrong with that.

He meant to say it works every time on youtube demonstrations. They all do :)

Yeah you’ll get your back taken a lot at first but that’s part of the game

I find myself here often and I generally do not get my back taken unless I want that (against a smaller/weaker opponent with a pesky active sidemount). If you are a 'strong' guy you can hang out here for a while. In no gi, the attacks from the top seem pretty limited and usually degenerate to trying to pry your top arm free for an arm bar or shoulder lock. Keep your arm tucked and close to your abs in that setting.

kick hard and fight the cross face? Not to mention you could always invert there instead of trying to recover guard.

I think there is always some vulnerability to any kind of escaping movement to be fair but it is down to experience as to how well you pre-empt these and close the doors on them. Hope you liked the video regardless! Charles is an exceptional black belt!

Watch again his right hand is controlling the opponents wrist

To be fair, the every time was my addition to the title as I have so many videos already on this channel (a couple covering this exact same subject) so have to word them differently. I am in total agreement, there are natural counters to any escape in BJJ. This framework is just one aspect of a whole myriad of different ones that will have to inter thread together in order to have a black belt game. Charles is an exceptional coach and I hope yo enjoyed this tutorial regardless of my poor titling :-)

I do this all the time to big guys (220+ but without a gi) although escape isn't always my goal. You can actually stay on your side quite comfortably for longer than you might think. My personal variation is slightly different, but you would have to be freakishly strong to pry my top hand free or gift wrap me. That difficulty is then multiplied by the fact that it's tucked against my chest with no space for your hand to get under. Moreover, the actual escape part of the technique here has little to do with hand placement, hand fighting, or hand anything. Instead, it's in the hips. Often as the top guy struggles fruitlessly to grab my arm or neck, my hips are inexorably moving to freedom. Again though, as counter intuitive as it seems one very well might want to stay put on his/her side until the eye of the storm passes. When people run out of moves and even ideas, they often become discouraged or desperate. Kneebars and cradles are possible but require little effort in fending off.

@@rogerTitohotmama moreover

it stopped working for me years ago, initially when i was doing it, i will usually get on my knees and go for a double