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One concept that can change your whole game 

Kit Dale
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Kit Dale shows shows one concept that can change your whole game when applied to BJJ.
Learning jiu jitsu is a skill and an art. You have to approach it the most effective way and unfortunately all schools don't do that. some of you may be exposed to random techniques from your instructor, a lot of warmup and little to no positional sparring. You may also feel that your conceptual understanding of jiu jitsu could use some structure. In that case you may be interested in my master project.
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"I watched volume 1 of The Art of Jiu Jitsu. Then I went to class and instantaneously performed effortless sweeps and maintained my base in every roll. I am shocked at how 3 principles stated out loud improved my game." Sean R.
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@000LONER
@000LONER 10 лет назад
Bjj is a transitional attack and defense discipline based upon physical condition and time/space knowledge. The moves are easy but how, when and where apply then is the personal secret to be revealed. Excelent advice. Good teacher!
@jeffsstt
@jeffsstt 3 года назад
Legendary exit!
@chrislapiana4856
@chrislapiana4856 9 лет назад
I keep coming back to this. I recently started writing down what works for my body type and im shooting for three transitions (only at one or two in most positions). Great concept. Keep posting videos bud, they help and are very appreciated.
@phobowl
@phobowl 6 лет назад
Excellent concept. I remember watching this years ago now rewatching & learning new things.
@Jamijitsu
@Jamijitsu 4 месяца назад
Thank you so much for the video! I am enjoying the deep dive into these ideas you are presenting across your platforms
@mamchogu
@mamchogu 10 лет назад
Cheers Kit! Love your work.
@thetik100
@thetik100 10 лет назад
Nice video Kit. I'm looking forward to seeing some more.
@JeFFiNat0R
@JeFFiNat0R 8 лет назад
completely agree! thank you!
@LoungeActVideos
@LoungeActVideos 10 лет назад
Really helpful! Love it. I've already started my first branch. If I'm on bottom I get spider guard, sweep to full mount and that opens up either an ezekiel choke or cross choke.
@wolverine48126
@wolverine48126 10 лет назад
Awesome advice! I needed this... thank you!
@noizhead
@noizhead 10 лет назад
Awesome advice. Thanks Kit.
@fdiaz05
@fdiaz05 9 лет назад
this advice will work across the board in all your training. Great advice!
@ashgrinder
@ashgrinder 10 лет назад
Good vid, this idea has been on my mind a lot lately when It comes to my jujitsu approach. thanks for the articulation
@dreadblitz
@dreadblitz 7 лет назад
i like the way you teach brotha, your Art of Jiu Jitsu DVD was huge for my game
@jeremydeschner5790
@jeremydeschner5790 9 лет назад
I agree. Train smart. techniques that don't work for your body are a waste of time. You have to either modify them or find another route.
@michaelspoto8720
@michaelspoto8720 4 года назад
good tip. thank you
@christophererk4848
@christophererk4848 Год назад
So good, thanks for sharing
@pickettaasde3797
@pickettaasde3797 5 лет назад
Three answers for every situation. Great idea!
@alexrule28
@alexrule28 7 лет назад
Awesome video!! Thank you.
@lecmb
@lecmb 10 лет назад
I love your ideas dude! Awesome! :-D
@benzonogi
@benzonogi 10 лет назад
Great Advice, thanks Kit
@patradoid
@patradoid 10 лет назад
Hey Kit thanks for advice. i will definitely use it to build and develop my game. I talked a lot of smack about you and your breakdown of eddie bravo's lockdown. I was ignorant. I would like to apologize for that. Tho its funny but after that breakdown video i decided to watch more of your videos to make sure i find more proof for my smack talking. And i found completely opposite to my opinion. I watched a lot of videos of yours and read stuff you shared about bjj and my perception about you as an instructor and a bjj black belt changed 180 degrees. respect and keep posting. too bad you got caught on metamoris but im sure youll be back better and stronger !
@logicgone8189
@logicgone8189 9 лет назад
Excellent advice, Mr. Dale. I just started Brazilian Jiujitsu last week. I go to classes, learn techniques but the best way to actually apply what you've learned is thru rolling with someone. Trial and error is the best way to learn, no matter what the subject is.
@MREWOKONE
@MREWOKONE 10 лет назад
your exit tho..... LOL
@vizhns
@vizhns 10 лет назад
Great video and I agree which means that I have to change up some things.
@MrRion1988
@MrRion1988 10 лет назад
Nice Vid Kit, keep it up.
@FR-ty5vn
@FR-ty5vn 4 года назад
This makes a lot of sense to me - Blue Belt in Jiu Jitsu but been in martial arts since the late 80’s - I think 🤔 you explained very well what I’ve been doing & helped me to understand it at a deeper level...
@kungfuso
@kungfuso 10 лет назад
Great suggestion
@TheSushi117
@TheSushi117 10 лет назад
Great ideas. I'm learning bjj in Japan. Language barriers are getting smaller and I'm getting better every week but I'm still in that scattered part. Will try and apply some of this concepts tonight
@damirnikic2560
@damirnikic2560 6 лет назад
Hi man, yes and tks, big rgds from Serbia 👍👍👍
@andreasdotgr
@andreasdotgr 9 лет назад
lol awesome video Kit, made me laugh, and more importantly... made me think :D thanks bro! OSS!!
@DMK25
@DMK25 6 лет назад
Really interesting, a different perspective
@dustman96
@dustman96 9 лет назад
I like the perspective you presented. It seems like you are saying there is so much more to jiu jitsu than just the *techniques*. I would present that there are an infinite number of techniques from an infinite number of positions so the training should be approached holistically, not just focusing on the sweeps, submissions, etc, but also on all the nuances in between that determine success or failure.
@jodykennedyie
@jodykennedyie 10 лет назад
Savage stuff kit love it! Keep it coming you fucking legend !
@WaynePerry
@WaynePerry 10 лет назад
Good stuff mate
@michaelcorcoran3942
@michaelcorcoran3942 5 лет назад
If i had not just figured this out it would have been sooooo helpful
@Killahbeez79
@Killahbeez79 10 лет назад
This video confirms a lot of what I have been thinking about over the last couple weeks as a "floundering" white belt ;)
@drygarbanzo
@drygarbanzo 8 лет назад
i thought this was going to be a joke vid but it was actually very good, thank you for this insight
@Alberturkey54
@Alberturkey54 9 лет назад
This advise works for learning generally. If you are dictated answers to problems without first trying to solve the problem, you do not grasp an essential element, which is why the other solutions did not work.
@doogsmith4561
@doogsmith4561 10 лет назад
Mind. Blown.
@pafares
@pafares 7 лет назад
thank you very much for the explination man, i dont practice jujitsu... i play guitar, but your whole concept about "the family tree" is amazing
@AlistairMacMic3rd
@AlistairMacMic3rd 10 лет назад
Excellent concept. Would it work well if the instructor taught in progressions like that as well?
@rivercityninjas
@rivercityninjas 10 лет назад
Great concept I think even when I had an instructor back in 2004-2005. I used this concept for all my growth however it wasn't a fast track through the belts as I've been a blue since the summer of 2005. Lol however I think that more of an issue of consistency and not being part of a local bjj club then the concept of trial and error :)
@HaydenGoodalll
@HaydenGoodalll 10 лет назад
Awesome topic for the vid keep em coming. You just might be the first jiu jitsu psyc guy, I'm sure there's heaps but we don't wanna see them. Keep it up
@JorgenMatsi
@JorgenMatsi 10 лет назад
Excellent video. SBGi has been propagating the same idea.
@kid108
@kid108 10 лет назад
Great vid. However, most bjj instructors I've had were good enough to teach the moves in connection / sequences right away. But it's a good concept to keep in your mind. Cheers, Daniel / Carlson Gracie Amsterdam
@pchiethegreat1
@pchiethegreat1 10 лет назад
thanks kit! OSSS!
@ZWATER1
@ZWATER1 6 лет назад
Ty
@damienwright7820
@damienwright7820 10 лет назад
GREAT video!!! GREAT advice! GREAT BEARD!!!
@chadmichaels1896
@chadmichaels1896 4 года назад
AAAAaaa Z
@gabrielerapagnetta7030
@gabrielerapagnetta7030 9 лет назад
Amusing.
@zivantesic8320
@zivantesic8320 10 лет назад
Nice! I try it ;-)
@Milanders
@Milanders 5 лет назад
Bravo sir
@jaakanimal
@jaakanimal 6 лет назад
Cupboard handles = easel. I love BJJ people! great vid, you have a new sub!
@yoananda9
@yoananda9 3 года назад
Yes, we can make links between dots, but we can also expand the size of the dots with further concepts of movements more and more general.
@drewmis1
@drewmis1 6 лет назад
Maybe an Australian family tree going back on itself and linking branches lol
@marceltaylor5400
@marceltaylor5400 10 лет назад
I now understand Algebra.... OSS
@JamesMoreau
@JamesMoreau 10 лет назад
Thanks Kit. Do you suggest doing more Randori (open mat) rather than going to classes and then work on aspects of your game? For me, it's about trying to maximize the time I have to train.
@rollinOnCode
@rollinOnCode 2 года назад
it is the kit
@Torakiwhite
@Torakiwhite 10 лет назад
EH! awesome advice! next video please
@roleg2007
@roleg2007 7 лет назад
Kit Dale Thanks for the video Kit. Is this applicable for higher belts or can a white belt with much fewer techniques use this approach as well?
@Germivoid
@Germivoid 10 лет назад
Cool vid
@mikebob6464
@mikebob6464 10 лет назад
Best exit ever.
@SergioArroyoSailing
@SergioArroyoSailing 8 лет назад
fantastic explanation of the big picture concept. It may sound obvious, but Isn't this the way all gyms should be teaching their students?
@pur3jock2h
@pur3jock2h 8 лет назад
As a White belt I enjoy having the random techniques given every lesson. This allows for me to learn and understand where I am at and my opponent. Building Kit's "web" is very much the process of a blue+ belt.
@getfitwithme8405
@getfitwithme8405 7 лет назад
Iam Gargamel not really
@christianredmonddales6400
@christianredmonddales6400 3 года назад
@frasmac
@frasmac 10 лет назад
Please keep these coming. That was powerful. Actually, nah, I'm going to stick with random techniques.
@gallilos
@gallilos 9 лет назад
ok. again .great video but what do i do in regular classes? what to do in rolling? how to practice different by your advise TNX
@terrytoughcarnt
@terrytoughcarnt 10 лет назад
Great way to look at it, couldn't agree more... presentation though, could do with some work.
@stapho
@stapho 10 лет назад
This is the best Non- Ryan Hall video I have seen in a long time. Not saying ti's worse than Ryan's though
@4c00h
@4c00h 9 лет назад
Awesome shirt
@a2thej2008
@a2thej2008 10 лет назад
Kit you got your black in just over 4 years?
@mikelombardo6741
@mikelombardo6741 9 лет назад
That's an amazing shirt
@migraine516
@migraine516 10 лет назад
I liked the exit.
@kdb560
@kdb560 5 лет назад
Finally, a logical explanation to what otherwise, is a giant jigsaw puzzle of techniques, with no understanding of linkages. How does kitdaletraining.com tie all of this together?
@notwithoutmyanus2
@notwithoutmyanus2 10 лет назад
can you make a video on mental preparation for a competing.....
@mcornielle
@mcornielle 10 лет назад
Hi kit, got my blue belt over 2 months ago took me like a year and something almost two, dont know if I could like you reach to black that fast though im in no rush, but would like to get my purple in year or at least maximize my mat time quality and there for results so with or with out new belt I can get better faster, got any tips on that to add to this video you showed? thanks OSS
@thomasstarkey8238
@thomasstarkey8238 10 лет назад
Fractal bjj love it!!
@jaddyjacobs3714
@jaddyjacobs3714 8 лет назад
Great vid, I am 3 months into learning BJJ and our instructor lacks the ability to deliver simple step by step instructions for his new white belts. Thank you and keep up the vids please
@InvictusFTW
@InvictusFTW 5 лет назад
I'm not sure what's going on, but I tried to watch this video and doesn't have sound.
@whaledub
@whaledub 10 лет назад
Are you using an iPhone to film?
@dannielgiraldo5445
@dannielgiraldo5445 8 лет назад
4 years? damn that's awesome.
@atradies007
@atradies007 8 лет назад
+Danniel Giraldo it all depends on who its from m8. Some give em out like candy
@IndicaDreaming
@IndicaDreaming 8 лет назад
+BrillionRadio he obviously earnt his and is a legit black belt
@kitwarchilddale
@kitwarchilddale 8 лет назад
+BrillionRadio Lucas Liete???
@t-bone7988
@t-bone7988 8 лет назад
Didn't Kit get his black belt from Yuri Simoes..? He's legit af. If he's legit and he awarded Kit his belt then Kit's legit. Great video! learned heaps mate
@stevenreed840
@stevenreed840 7 лет назад
I do not do 10th planet but do you think that is why they have had so much success? The work with a "work flow" that they follow?
@mikimiyazaki
@mikimiyazaki 6 лет назад
Steven Reed ive been at 10th planet for about 6 weeks. there are 2 classes, fundamentals and regular. i attend both and we drill alot, but sometimes my coach will for example start us off in a triangle after teaching us 1 escape and 1 finish and he'll say go! and 1 of us will attempt to escape and the other will attempt to finish. 1 hour of drilling and 1 hour of rolling.
@mojojojogogo
@mojojojogogo 10 лет назад
Dat exit.
@gootintag5453
@gootintag5453 10 лет назад
nice shirt
@HaroxW
@HaroxW 7 лет назад
Am I missing something or is this just the concept of learning? You don't know something, so you work through it using trial and error. Or are you essentially criticising the practice of some BJJ training, in which the techniques are unconnected from one another.
@gabrielventer493
@gabrielventer493 3 года назад
It’s obvious but not what a lot of people emphasise
@NOGISILO
@NOGISILO 5 лет назад
Trial and error is the ONLY form of learning.
@seanfu139
@seanfu139 9 лет назад
an alternate way to accomplish the same thing. if you have good coaches they give you a well rounded defense at white belt and teach you to take the linear chain link from there at blue belt.
@callumfletcher8701
@callumfletcher8701 8 лет назад
Osssss
@johnnybombz8262
@johnnybombz8262 8 лет назад
no sound
@user-hn6wn9wy9p
@user-hn6wn9wy9p 9 лет назад
Hi
@Djent7779
@Djent7779 5 лет назад
Mcdojo checkmat Europe
@DanielMartinez316
@DanielMartinez316 6 лет назад
I almost can't hear you.
@CorzIlla
@CorzIlla 10 лет назад
hey mate are you still sponsored by KP? just wondering..
@kabutoyakushi6618
@kabutoyakushi6618 9 лет назад
Dat beard doe
@jeffsstt
@jeffsstt 3 года назад
Fak 240p Max. Did I forget to pay my youtube membership? 😂
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