De La Riva Passing Guide (Part 2)

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Of this video is to help people understand the different styles of control that people use with De La Riva Guard. The pass you need to do to get through the position is directly influenced by the style of control your opponent has. A solid conceptual understanding of a position is cortical before you can begin going in depth on passes. Comment and let me know what DLR position you would like to know more about passing. I will have another video coming up soon talking about the underhook dlr with Andy Murasaki rising super star purple belt from Atos.
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@jonlau7937 5 лет назад

amazing content as usual, i am always telling folks to follow this channel if they want to have a reference point for any relevant material they will encounter in high level gi IBJJF tournaments. The de la riva grip variations on the near foot from bottom (opponent) has so many little nuances and you don't have much content out there to deal with it. Meanwhile Jon has encountered all of this. thanks again for making us all better!

@JonThomasBJJ 5 лет назад

Jon Lau mo problem buddy thanks for the comment hope all is well!

@georgepadilla57 5 лет назад

Great stuff Jon! Great stuff on here and instagram.

@Marcnshae2011 3 года назад

Thanks a million!

@reinhardtgallowitz5344 2 года назад

What's your preference for dealing with the collar grip when passing DLR? In terms of framework, do you prioritize the grip break at the collar prior to dealing the their leg positioning, or vice versa? How do you make that decision?

@oddyrock 5 лет назад

Great point about the concept of mastery in this context. I've always felt like the pedagogy behind bjj is not optimal for learning - you show up to class and you're essentially shown individual moves together and expected to make sense of it all without being given a holistic framework or system to orient you. Some people may learn best in this way, especially if you have time to dedicate to sparring and putting things to the test, but for us older professionals with competing priorities have to train smarter, and that's where frameworks are helpful.

@JonThomasBJJ 5 лет назад

Eddie the Foot absolutely the most important thing is how you learn and train smart. A technique helps one problem good training habits will massively speed up your learning process as a whole

@joehill4945 5 лет назад

Your videos have helped me actually develop a guard. It's the way you explain a position, and not some rote technique that's not attached to anything else.

@JonThomasBJJ 5 лет назад

Joe Hill Thanks so much! I’m happy the way I organize things and teach has been beneficial to a lot of people. Hope all is well

@Kenta1524 5 лет назад

So, how do you like to defend dlr footlock? Also wan’t to know how to defend it from double pull. thanks!

@brianr2941 4 года назад

Thanks again! This is exactly what I need to learn. Pass pass pass

@paulrickett7564 5 лет назад

How about De La Riva X passes?

@JonThomasBJJ 5 лет назад

Paul Rickett yeah I need to get on that one I’m not perfect at it yet so I need to dig into it more before making a video on it. But it will be out as soon as I get more in-depth on it

@model84 5 лет назад

oh, this guy was 2nd in lightweight in Lisbon this week,gj! Any thoughts on DEEP hook DLR(full DLR) and second leg inside under knee?

@danielbufton7471 5 лет назад

He calls it DLR-X. Seems to be a part of his game.

@mrmeeks85 5 лет назад

Thanks for this. Your videos have really helped my game.

@cameroon95 5 лет назад

Hi Jon really enjoying your videos . One of the aspects of my game I really struggle with is finalizing a pass ,getting pass a stiff arm . I.e at times I am past the legs getting to North south but a stiff arm/frame from a larger opponent keeps me from finalising . I'm a 130lbs purple belt ,😁,any chance of a video ?

@JonThomasBJJ 5 лет назад

cameroon95 yeah it depends on how they are stiff arming is it more with your sleeve or like on your collar? Often I switch my hip and try to flatten them more with a kesagatamr style control

@MegaKhoi 5 лет назад

hi jon, what are your thoughts about opening up your own school, the pros and cons on that, tips and why you think you shouldn't open your own school. i been looking at many videos on what people done. I am interested in teaching but i dont think i am ready to commit to open my own school. Would starting at another establish gym be ok just to get started?

@JonThomasBJJ 5 лет назад

I think opening your own gym needs to be done with the right expectations. If you are into it because you love in depth strategy of high level competition Jiu Jitsu then I don’t think owning a school is necessarily the right choice, I think seminars private’s and online instruction is a better route to keep doing what you enjoy. Running a gym can be great but also you need to be more involved in the gym as a business which means things like managing multiple types of classes and people. I like both though