This is what BJJ and life is about; jumping outside your comfort zone, being willing to screw up, learn your lesson and smile brightly as you stride on stronger than ever before!
Exactly, that's what's good about tournaments you go you find out what your weaknesses are then you go back and you train on those weaknesses. I bet he didn't get choked by that choke again any time soon.
Damn brother I'm gutted for you but tons of respect for posting and even going into competition, most people are too scared to come to a free trial class with a bunch of savages let alone head into competition against them so props man. I'm not the best at passing guard either but I'm starting to figure out the knee in asscrack trick works wonders
Use Stand Up guard Pass,its the best in the Gi. Pin one arm to the chest, with Ur other Hand Grab both His lapels. Stand Up First on the Side where u pinned His arm. Now Stand Up the other Leg so U end Up in a wide Stance. Switch the Grip of His arm to Ur other Hand and straighten urself Out so that U stand Up Like a tree and watch him hang on for His Life lol. A light Push down on his knee and Ur free. Dont give Up the sleeve Grip and U can easily Transfer right Into a knee Cut. Hope U understand my gibberish :D
great job getting caught is the only way you get better black belts dont get caught much because they been caught thousands of time and finally figured out how to escape
Makes you feel any better I got knocked out from a slam today during my first BJJ competition with the only other opponent in my division after waiting 6 hours to grapple and then getting chocked into submission
Dude next time try getting his gurd off by pressing your elbow to his quads and you will than lock it with your leg , than pass the mount with another leg.
Don’t just sit in his guard. Nothing good for you will ever happen there. Break his grips and start working some passes. Grabbing at his collar just makes you more susceptible to attacks.
Brought the gi around the neck, secured it with the left hand (USUALLY, couldn't tell because of the angle) reach across and grab the gi with the right hand (I usually grab the little piece of bunched up material on the top of the shoulder blade) and it's a cross choke on the neck, pretty good technique for a white belt I gotta say.
