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7:24 proper turtle position: elbows tight to hip, knees wide, butt to heel, active toes 13:40 start 22:31 clear hooks first 23:57 use elbow in knee bend 24:45 use c grip to block heel entry 29:53 standing from turtle best escape 34:18 deny and clear any underhooks 41:27 attacking the turtle 44:15 escape if no pressure; when collar is yanked 49:55 defending clock chokes 50:25 defending back takes in turtle 52:19 proper seatbelt immobilizes head 1:02:49 starting roll scenarios 1:06:00 surviving kesa gatame 1:09:38 when turning away, adjust your head position 1:15:00 reguard when pulling your far foot
Every instructor needs to watch the first 5 minutes of this video. Just because you got your black belt after 10 years of doing bjj one way doesnt mean that's the best way!
2 months later I'm getting props on my turtle from the higher belts in class.. can't wait for Tallinn camp this May. Still so much to learn from Priit and so much I can make better with my turtle. I want to be super dangerous from the position.
It’s was a great seminar but l strongly suggest the you have better camera person to always face you or be slightly at a 30 degree angle when recording you. They also need to be in close range so the people watching the video can hear better. Over l learned quite a bit to study and adapt in the turtle. This is moving Jujitsu forward. Thank you for sharing your skills to make us better Jujitsu practitioners Coach Priit🧥🤼♂️
Summary: - The seminar discussed the importance of scientific methodology and recommended reading books for becoming a good teacher. - Priit Mihkelson emphasized the need for coaches to be accountable and constantly strive for improvement in sports. - The concept of "turtle" in martial arts was explored, focusing on finding starting points and understanding weaknesses. - The seminar mentioned the importance of proper body positioning and avoiding certain exercises if they can cause harm. -The training approach involved progressive resistance and personalized feedback, with an emphasis on gentle correction and building up skills gradually.
There is also book called talent doesn’t exist. Not sure which one of the two. Doesn’t exist or overrated. I am going to listen to more interviews and see if I can nail it down.
You mean, how do you defend the RNC? The RNC is not dangerous if they cannot control your body rotation either via hooks or an underhook. So if you deny those things and just turn into the choke they cannot choke you
as long as the opponent cant set up for example a body triangle, just turn 90 degrees as soon as he goes or the rnc. makes them look stupid, dont forget to smile :P
When most people think of the rear naked choke, they think of the arm around the neck. But, like others have said, if you can't stop the rotation, you don't really have a RNC.
@@prideneverdies1001 I believe the book is “teach students how to learn” there is a Sufi book called how to learn... not sure that’s it both books he alludes to are not properly phrased but it might be that English is his second language and he is reading these books in a foreign language which typically necessitates changing titles to not overlap with other books already being sold so the English titles might be entirely different.
Bodyflow mobility material by Scott Sonnon is way better than yoga in function for combat sports and combat as well every day function and it's not a religion of the serpent.
