Principles are unique on RU-vid, concepts & techniques are the norm but ALL are valuable in jujitsu. You're a very insightful teacher, it's why I subbed! #Thx4Sharing
One of my teachers was a smaller guy and I love him teaching my because it was almost “true bjj” he had to use all his weight perfectly in order to be as effective as possible and was the first to introduce me to these kindof concepts. My first teacher was so big he could sweep me just by turning his hips, so his technique didn’t need to be as clean (although he was still very good, he just didn’t have to work as hard on using his weight because he naturally was gifted in the area of weight) as opposed to my second teacher who was a smaller framed guy and really was excellent about using shoulder pressure and being very heavy and uncomfortable
Greetings from Prattville, AL! Hopefully when I'm not a 3 day old white belt, I can make a trip to Decatur. P.S. loved your meathook DVD on bjj fanatics.
Hello Brandon! I have came up with an ideia training alone yesterday, but I don't have anyone to try until the isolation is over. Can you tell me if it has any potencial? I'm a short guy and can rarely close the dead orchard, but I though what about after getting muddy waters, I secure a tepee lock (but with both of their arms in), hold their head with one hand, and proceds to try the dead orchard submissions with the other, you think can it be a good position?