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@2.10. I think using anatomy terms as we do that would be medial the lateral side would be the outside. But I can see why just saying lateral is easier and better for BJJ. I'd probably do the same
Thanks for the great insights mate, appreciate the review. Playing with the knee shield underhook combo was to game between a few options knowing he’d just dominate the hip line into mount, which is not where you want to be. Secondly you hit the nail on the head with mateausz far side K being my attempt there but that enabled the RDLR. If only I’d kept my elbow tight to my ribs I believe I could have made that inversion work nicely. That near side wrist freeing the foot / bottom knee is utterly essential. Diego pato does this the best IMO. But again, mr Ryan is very good 😂. Again, appreciate the insights mate, great video.
Dennis is really good at explaining leglocks, i didnt believe in straight ankle locks before doing a class with him. after the class with him i already popped 3 ankles in competition (they refused to tap)
Love the vids, just a small niggle from a medical guy. I'm all for incorporating technical terms in to BJJ to better describe positions, will make lots of things easier in the long run, it's just BJJ guys use the wrong words all the time (John Danager saying "prioproception" instead of "proprioception" in the back attack instructional haunts me). That's not the lateral aspect of the knee from inside ashi, it's the medial. Lateral is on the outside, medial is inside, see MCL and LCL. So a lateral kneebar from saddle of outside sankaku is correctly named, but the finishing position here for inside ashi is not. Other than that another stellar video mate
? Aren't they saying you're on your lateral knee (as attacker)? Danaher mispronouncing proprioception is enough reason for me to buy the back instructional.
Is it just me or at 6:10 does it look like JS could hit a kinda butterfly/shaolin sweep. If JS continues to punch his right hand that is gripping GRs hand between his leg and brings his left hand up to a collar tie that snaps GR down over his left shoulder as JS punches the hand through it would create a possible nice off balance. JS knee shield prevents the smash and provides the anchor so he can rotate his hips out as he inverts while punching his right hand through. If he gets enough off balance he could pike at the end of his inversion to come up on top but my guess is GR either steps up hard with his left leg or brings his right arm across to base allowing JS to get in the on legs.
I feel like the best option to shut down inside camping (from my current experiences) is to move your opponent's head away with a straight shoulder post or a throat post, and then bring your inside leg out, and either switch to a far side K (like Mateusz vs. Levi) or go to a DLR with full outside leg positioning. The longer you let the camper settle into the position, the higher the risk is of you tiring out or over extending your frames and getting countered (in my experience).
@@MadshGrappling yeah theres a couple matches. Owen jones vs dominic meija. Felipe pena vs gordon ryan 3 although gordon ryan seems like he aint trying in the first half. And levi vs mateusz. However, theres head high camping and restuffing the legs that can counter the frames and counter dlr. Its a dillemma really. Whether you take head low or head high camping.
this has more to do with the relationship with the hand and shoulder line of the person on top, if the hand is forward of the shoulder, grabbing the head, posting on the shoulder, ect, the person on top has 2 things working for them, 1 the ability to stabilize their own balance much easer and creating a far stronger body frame overall. 2 the ability to distribute their weight over a larger mass area, creating elongated pressure. if the hand it behind the shoulder line the position is far weaker, much more unstable and in turn allows the person on bottom more options to counter. the principle of creating instability through structural compromise combined with the principle of off balancing to make a strong position weak is what is needed. hope i explained my thoughts properly :) ps great vid
Josh made some mistakes with his knee shield, he initially seemed have it in so it carried Gordons weight/pressure and then he just let it slide off and kept it on Gordon's hip for a little bit. Which then made it much easier for Gordon to bring Josh's legs together and then pummeled the legs to pass to side control.
But is it really inside camping if gordon does not have inside position? Josh had a knee shield up and Gordon did not have the elbow frame and head position inside josh’s left hip
@@scarysun15 inside camping is like a split squat but you are tripoding. One foot inside the leg. Outside camp. Both feet outisde the leg getting the angle. Outside camping has no knee shield in. Inside does.
Love the subtly trolling greg souders without mentioning it. “No one can ever learn anything from an explanation!!!!” Ok he didn’t literally say that but he probably did.
Josh looked like he was taking it way too calmly. He had a lot of confidence in his skills. He’s amazing but 4-5 years is just not enough and he never faced this high caliber. He should’ve never accepted bottom position and should’ve stepped on the pedal. Of course it’s a way better way to develop your skills in the long run but to win matches against people who are more skilled than you not a very good gameplan
Its not that he wants to accept bottom position. He can’t get up. Gordon pulled guard and swept him and kept him there. JS knows his best chance was to be on top. He just can’t get up
@@vynongaming553 of course I’m not talking about when Gordon starts his top pressure game. the problem with the sweep. With Josh’s physicality he could’ve made it into a scramble EASILY. He’s one of if not the most physically able athlete in whole of bjj. It clearly looked like he just sank down at that sweep he didn’t even try to fight it he was calm and trusted his guard game he just sat down
Not sure you can call it anything too impressive or some counter no one has ever thought of. He basically just goes to a reverse de la riva position when the leg is close enough to grab...nothing extraordinary there. Josh was way too cocky thinking he would make this close and it would help him sell some instructionals about how to get good a JJ really fast. He got completely schooled and I saw nothing other than a big dude being able to use strength to keep a bit of distance while being multiple steps behind until getting subbed.
