Learn Everything About The "Buzzsaw Passing" - The New Concept Of BJJ Guard Passing by Andrew Wiltse

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Have you ever seen this guard passing concept? The Buzzsaw Passing by Andrew Wiltse
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Bernardo Faria is a 5x World Champion. Bernardo started training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Juiz de Fora - MG, Brazil at the age of 14 in 2001. After receiving the Black Belt from his first instructor Ricardo Marques in 2008, He moved to Sao Paulo to join BJJ legend Fabio Gurgel and his Alliance team. After many years of training and winning many major titles, Bernardo moved to NYC in 2013 to train and teach at Marcelo Garcia Academy. In 2015 Bernardo achieved his dream of winning the IBJJF World Championship Open class title and his division, doing the double Gold and becoming the 1st in the IBJJF Ranking and also chosen as the best athlete of 2015.
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@DaisyFreshUSA 3 года назад

The buzz saw mentality works! You won’t regret it!

@gregstokes7169 3 года назад

Man I love yalls team ! Continued success brothers !

@war13omerta66 3 года назад

Pretty much going to have to take this onboard I'm not gifted either but repetition will do it for me, cheers Wiltse.

@santiagobracho5964 3 года назад

Bro Andrew already looks like he came back from 3 bar fights with zero sleep. Daily Fresh lads are the real deal ahhaha

@justmeandme4679 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Operation_Lurch 3 года назад

Not looking fresh one might say. Lol

@franklinmartialarts-jiu-ji3778 2 года назад

It's actually Daisy Fresh. Appears to be after the old laundromat sign that was in their location and they just used the same landromat sign and name. Genius.

@bigmo931 3 года назад

"everything done without pressure doesn't work." That should be on a t-shirt.

@mixedmartialnutrition1746 3 года назад

LUL

@NRFC 3 года назад

Andrew: “...You have to have a gas tank” Me:”Damnit... what’s plan B?”

@Caneyhead123 3 года назад

Well I just eliminated this dvd.

@beeRAADD 2 года назад

I was literally thinking the same thing LOL

@bobanmilisavljevic7857 2 года назад

Lots of moves can make up for cardio

@michaels.6363 3 года назад

His black eye already explaines what buzzsaw passing really means xD

@Neviksir 3 года назад

Just smash! Knees don't stop you!

@PeterTran1 3 года назад

This is the first time outside of software engineering that I've heard 'foreground' vs 'background process'! Oss!

@NOCDIB 2 года назад

I thought the same thing. Andrew using operating system terminology 🤣

@johnbrashear3190 3 года назад

Saw Andrew wreck shop at the first ever Arkansas AGF when he was a blue belt. Crazy to see him on this channel now. Happy to see somebody's hard work pay off.

@lastat10 3 года назад

“If you’re buzz sawing through someone successfully, you’re normally kicking there ass” this is the vibes I’m here for! 😂

@Kiran_UK Год назад

"You can only suck for so long if you're doing as much right as you can" If that's not words to live by and to motivate you to keep going I don't know what is

@kobe51 3 года назад

It's like a gambit declined in chess. You don't ever have to accept a person's preferred guard right off the bat.

@judebowers7685 3 года назад

Love the chess analogies

@Happycamper808 3 года назад

Haha bongcloud go brrrrt

@ampark09 3 года назад

Imagine asking Bernardo Faria what his favorite guard is

@ashwinchidambaram4100 3 года назад

Lol

@danieldelanoche2015 3 года назад

Haha exactly I'm like bro seriously you have to ask? 🤣

@franklinmartialarts-jiu-ji3778 3 года назад

is it deep half?

@TNFLHT 3 года назад

Bernardo should have trolled and said lasso lol

@josephher5042 3 года назад

It's the worm guard....oh wait ✋...

@jb8375 3 года назад

Lookin Good man it was a huge honor for me Bernardo.

@klasp100 11 месяцев назад

The video game analogy is spot on. It's the same principle as repeated dueling scenarios in video games. Fighting games, laning phase in mobas, RTS, etc.

@adp423 3 года назад

I remember seeing a blue belt Andrew beat a brown belt copo podio invite with these exact concepts

@jefftaf6361 3 года назад

The respect that Adam gives Bernardo @ 1:35 puts a smile on my face. Real recognizes real.

@machinegunpreacher2469 3 года назад

@3:27 Thank you for pointing that out! I have been harping on that for *years*. "Fast" does *NOT* automatically mean "technical!!!!" You can very easily be fast and WRONG. I get miffed every time I hear somebody say "yeah man he's so fast and technical" when I just watched the guy roll three rounds and he was fast and NOT technical. Just as you can over-rely on size, weight or strength, you can ALSO overly rely on speed. Again, fast does not somehow magically mean "technical." LOL rant concluded.

@Petestanton 2 года назад

The simple complexity of this is brilliant

@BG-sj7zh 3 года назад

HE is like the panda express version of Tonon

@franklinmartialarts-jiu-ji3778 2 года назад

"You can only suck for so long if you're doing as much right as you can." -Wiltse

@MrZaku73 3 года назад

So much valuable tips and great concept! Can't wait to test it myself, also I hope to see more videos with Andrew Wiltse!

@noahlee5743 3 года назад

Very nice explanation, looking forward for your dvd, you did a great job explaining your passing :)

@jamesbees2936 3 года назад

Thank you Bernardo for the great vids and practioners you arrange to share some of their invaluable Knowledge on bjj. Much appreciated, always a pleasure to watch.

@OURWORLD4EVER Год назад

Andrew is a genius

@lewischick3384 3 года назад

Brilliant thought processes!

@flanker909 2 года назад

This fella is a GEM! Bless you, Andrew!

@MrTeodick 3 года назад

It’s funny he asked Faria’s favorite guard. But seems like a very good instructional.

@Caneyhead123 3 года назад

I do all of this stuff but at 25% the speed of this guy. Subsequently I get about 25% of the success.

@NOCDIB 2 года назад

And, tomorrow, you can get 25% of this instructional with the daily deal!

@GabrielJaldon 3 года назад

Crazy tough and crazy smart dude! Will definitely get his course ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@pablocaicedo2093 3 года назад

Feedback analysis comes to mind when he was describing how he drills 🤔 man thank you so much Andrew and thank you Bernardo for the amazing content 🙏

@rebelagainstaverage2682 3 года назад

Looking forward to throwing this in my tool box

@nightfall1152 3 года назад

Love it , bringing the video game grind to jiu jitsu. Love ya Andrew

@bigmo931 3 года назад

Sick explanation!!!

@Fanaro 2 года назад

9:20 It's called unconscious competence, the last stage of true competence.

@ortill 3 года назад

Great stuff 🙌

@cornfedninja 3 года назад

man this is really good

@bladyslaw 3 года назад

grate knowledge wow thanks for this video sometime the basic need to be explains in different matter.

@harleysosbe272 3 года назад

Dude andrew this is badass man

@zainnorton435 3 года назад

This is the BJJ meta!

@fordguyfordguy 3 года назад

Interesting take on some familiar concepts.

@danielrecendiz833 3 года назад

Take my money Andrew 💰

@PheseantNetsuke 8 месяцев назад

I love this guy

@johnmurillas1808 3 года назад

great

@axellampione9367 Год назад

Thx

@app369 3 года назад

Buzzsaw passing is what taco bell does to my b hole

@carlosrazier433 3 года назад

Does the cool jump over at 2:23 have a name? Seems like an incredibly useful technique to know.

@jem5431 3 года назад

My boy!!!!!

@BG-sj7zh 3 года назад

Fav grappler.

@cryptofundmanager Год назад

계속 전진하는 전기톱 같은 패싱 0:50 상대방에 동작 하나하나마다 나한테 유리하게 이용하자 1:30 마지막 목표는 완벽한 패싱.나의 모든 반응은 다 마지막 목표까지 전진 방향으로 3:37 상대 공격 동작 완성 하기 전에 반응 하기 4:46 상대 공격 완성시키면 나는 따라 가야 하는입장이됩니다 5:20 나는 나의 공격만 진행 시킬 수있게끔 상대방의 공격은 무의식적으로 방어할 수있어야합니다. 10:19 자동적으로 반응하기 위하여 하루에 모든 동작을 300 번씩연습합니다

@WakeRunSleep 2 дня назад

11:25 pass and knee slice

@petsounds662 3 года назад

Waow that's amazing. :)

@DojKim 2 года назад

the concept is to be absolute savage, dont let any disadvantages get in your way. not ideal for non-competitiom training/ sparring.

@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA 3 года назад

Gold

@D.Fierce 3 года назад

Dope

@Johnnygoodjitsu 3 года назад

GOLDD !!

@BanditoCGET 3 года назад

"You can only suck for so long if you're doing as much right as you can"

@martinbjj7150 3 года назад

Daisy Fresh the best craziest guys !!!! OSS

@JohnSnowstorm 3 года назад

"git gud" basically :D

@WiltseBrothers 3 года назад

The real answer to every question -_(^.^)_-

@botbadger 3 года назад

I dont really understand what buzzsaw passing is after watching this. Is buzzsaw passing just passing continuously with a combination of passes?

@paulcole1938 3 года назад

With the intention of making incremental gains in position.

@bill8489 3 года назад

I’m with you, it just sounds like pressure passing without thinking about an exchange between yourself and your opponent.

@Knight10p 2 года назад

I'm by no means an expert but this is what I took away from the video. The passer is forcing his game with a lot of speed and pressure which means that the guard player can never settle and get their own game going, the constant movement means that the guard player will have to constantly aim to recover guard and the top player uses these movements (particularly over commitments from the guard player) to improve their position. Hope this helps. (Reading back on it, it still doesn't explain it very well but I tried by best haha)

@mahmoudmahmoudi3217 3 года назад

the guy is literally morphing into a panda from all the panda express he ate

@VinnyDoesLife Год назад

KNOWLEDGE.

@deftrooper Год назад

Legit.

@user-qm5yd3wg4c 3 года назад

교훈 얻고 갑니다. 쓸데없이 기다리고 지체하는 시간이 없어야겠네요.

@CoachKyleZ 3 года назад

I have an important question about drilling that I hope someone can answer: Kit Dale says not to drill and Andrew says drill like crazy. Is there some middle ground or is there a definite answer? I've been wondering this for years.

@mrjiujitsu 3 года назад

Kit Dale is not serious about not drilling. Yes you should drill like fucking crazy! Avg person takes somewhere between 500-50000 reps before it becomes instinct, meaning you don't have to think your body just does it. You should analyze every drill every time, that will help keep you from doing it wrong to doing it right back to doing it wrong, then apply what drilled to rolling.

@CoachKyleZ 3 года назад

@@mrjiujitsu thank you for the clarification! I like drilling. I wanted to make sure it wasn't a waste of time. I guess applying in sparring counts as drilling too. Well! On to 50000!

@HyperintelligentViralSpider 3 года назад

@@mrjiujitsu 500 to 50000 is not an average of anything lmao

@mrjiujitsu 3 года назад

@@HyperintelligentViralSpider Thats the number of times the average person has to do something repeatedly until it becomes instinct, or muscle memory, where you dont have to think about it to hard to do it. Its not a precise number and varys from person to person, one person might be able to drill an armbar 1000 times before he can do it naturally without to much thought, another might have to do it 10000 or 500 or even 100. But someone who drills something 50,000 times isnt average.

@anatoliymoroz1 2 года назад

Find your own truth

@Signingman 2 года назад

Competitive video games are no joke

@vw5233 9 месяцев назад

9:55

@jucamorais7042 3 года назад

Ninguêm ensina passes de guarda como Rafael Mendes | oss

@feliperodrigues9513 3 года назад

Ele mesmo ensina.. procura seminário que ele deu (acho que em SP) 1 hora de vídeo. Ele fala sobre a passagem de guarda dele.

@BFerreira82 3 года назад

@@feliperodrigues9513 Tá pH*d@ compreensão de texto hein ?! O cara exaltou o Mendes, escrevendo : "Ninguém ensina passes de guarda como Rafael Mendes" Qual a parte que não consegue entender ?! 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ Ele não falou que o Mendes não ensina passagem de guarda .... 😶😕😒

@raymondr2821 3 года назад

💪💪💪🤙🤙🤙

@chaystafari3228 3 года назад

Man all I had to do was put a name to me trying to aggressively pass . I coulda claimed it

@chaystafari3228 3 года назад

Don’t accept a guard . Keep trying to get past the knees, keep the inches and build off that inch till u get the pass . And very important , do the technique of the pass all out , if you’re out of balance you need to drill all out till u get it

@andresmaldonado5920 3 года назад

American Jiu Jitsu

@elhud9389 3 года назад

i was the 420 like

@yew2oob954 3 года назад

Sport Specific Training!?! What...no 30 min workout and then just roll? What are you trying to do...develop skill? 😂😂😂

@kobe51 3 года назад

😅😅😅😅😅

@djchile1 3 года назад

He said gas tank😞

@chris.mcewin 3 года назад

"That makes him get tired faster than I get tired..." Speak for yourself mate haha. All that transition work and I'd be cooked and ready for a cold drink and a lay down after about 1min flat haha.