Time stamps for the different motions and explanation for the applicability for jiujitsu. 15:59 - Hip External Rotation (14:05 explanation of applicability) 19:12 & 20:54 - Hamstring Flexibility (17:01 explanation of applicability) (21:52 modification for more flexibility) 23:50 - Hip Flexion (22:49 explanation of applicability) 26:02 - Hip Abduction (24:45 explanation of applicability) 27:55 - Hip Internal Rotation (27:08 explanation of applicability) 30:30 - Knee Flexion (29:02 explanation of applicability) 33:01 - Foot Flexibility (31:16 explanation of applicability) 34:15 - Lumbar & Thoracic Flexion
It's pretty crazy to feel the early lockdown energy in this video. And awesome stuff that will always be relevant, thank you for making it! Aaaaaalmost back to rolling
Great tips; I incorporated your "stretching for better guard retention" from an older video into a routine I got from some other Aussies at Unity Gym. Been seeing very pleasing results. Ever heard of those guys? Either way, thanks for making quarantine more bearable!
Great stuff as usual. Would you ever be open to doing a match analysis series. Be interesting to see you go through some high profile matches. Gi and nogi
I may have missed it but do you recommend warming up before stretching? And if so, do you have a routine at home? Thanks for the info too! The explanations are useful.
Yes you should. If you can't just dont go very deep at all. even when warm you should stay at about a 7 or 8/10 in stretching intensity, so if you are cold maybe a 5/10. Yoga is your friend and should be done in this way. There is actually a lady called Eileen Hall that is a yoga master in Australia..I think she does free classes on Thursday. she is 65 and living proof I guess
Yes you should. If you can't just dont go very deep at all. even when warm you should stay at about a 7 or 8/10 in stretching intensity, so if you are cold maybe a 5/10. Yoga is your friend and should be done in this way. There is actually a lady called Eileen Hall that is a yoga master in Australia..I think she does free classes on Thursday. she is 65 and living proof I guess