The History of the De la Riva Guard || BJJ Hacks TV Episode 8.2

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www.getBJJsponsorship.com - Upgrade your passion from a pastime to a profession. || Ricardo de la Riva gave jiu-jitsu one of it’s most popular positions. The de la Riva guard is an effective if somewhat advanced form of open guard that offers a wide variety of sweeps and submissions.
While many positions and techniques in jiu-jitsu can be found in other grappling arts, the de la Riva guard was an original creation of jiu-jitsu.
In this video De la Riva describes the origins of the guard that now bears his name, and he shows us how to make the position even more effective by avoiding common mistakes.
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@spacetonic 10 лет назад

He is so mature, balanced and professional person. Despite being the opposite of a muscular/athletic fighter, he deserves to stay in BJJ history thanks to his technique and dedication. I doubt any other physical sport would had given Mr. De la Riva this privilege.

@terciojj 10 лет назад

Humildade em pessoa!!! Simples assim..Osss Mestre!!!

@Sis0BJJ 10 лет назад

He is very good explaining, taking care of details.. 5* to De la riva

@eyeofthetiger319 3 месяца назад

This position was existis on japanease jiu jitsu. He take this positon givin life to it again.

@jacobday271 8 лет назад

I'm a fairly big 16 year old and I always had that mindset that this technique was always the "little man's technique", it wasn't until month or so ago that I really started using it and developing my own style and now I can drop other blue belts or even the higher belts like purple or brown. :)

@felipesantos621 6 лет назад

Que educação cara... Simplicidade e humildade! Oss

@christianoliver5244 3 года назад

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@josephdelarosa7032 8 лет назад

Great video , thank you for sharing

@aslanospanov7956 3 года назад

Thank you very much

@dobermann64 10 лет назад

Like gordo, he developped it and made it known, but de la riva and half guard were already used in japan by kosens judo guys. U can fight footage before that de la riva started, in black and white where japanese guys were doing 20min rounds starting on the ground and playing half or de la riva, but with less options.

@NiK11612 9 лет назад

dobermann64 The Gracies stole everything from Kosen Judo and claimed it theirs. If I were Japanese I would be furious.

@profd65 9 лет назад

dobermann64 That's stupid. I'm sure you can find black and white footage of a Japanese guy in a kimono throwing a crappy left jab; this doesn't mean that the Japanese invented and perfected Western Boxing.

@profd65 9 лет назад

John Kim No, idiot. The Gracies claim that Carlos Gracie was taught jiu-jitsu by Maeda, and that Carlos's brother Helio modified jiu-jitsu so that it would work for a small, weak person.

@NiK11612 9 лет назад

profd65 So why dont they use the correct names for the moves instead of changing it. The Japanese guy in a kimono throwing a crappy left jab still calls it a jab he doesnt make up a name and claim it theirs.

@NiK11612 9 лет назад

Yea but the same japanese guy didnt change the word jab. Jab is a jab in japan.

@zoelundy6121 4 года назад

Its origin is actually Kosen Judo. You're welcome.

@abrahamdelgado3507 3 года назад

De la Riva is legendary af

@Mr1seanmacfadyen 8 лет назад

niju garami is at least 100 years old! Mr. De la Riva did Not invent this guard, this was a very popular technique in old fashioned judo before it became an Olympic sport. Respectfully to Mr.De la Riva he may have "discovered" it on his own independently because his sensei did not know the technique but Maeda would have shown this to his students well before De la Riva was born. This is still very common in kozen judo of course.

@andys.6024 6 лет назад

Oh cool, we're doing this now.

@jmont747 5 лет назад

ASHI-GARAMI

@hurneeta 5 лет назад

Maeda trained in Kosen Judo and lived through the time when this DLR, spider guard, bermibolo all used in kosen judo and shared it.

@ramon1930 5 лет назад

Strange the fact that no one of those kosen guys got a single title in international gi grappling competitions.

@hurneeta 5 лет назад

ramon 19 kosen rules are different....it’s team sport played in colleges.

@ragweedtugboat3571 10 лет назад

BJJ Hacks TV hello I am new to this channel and wanna learn jiu-jitsu well..can u pls suggest me which videos should i watch as a very beginner?can u pls write their names down so dat i can check dem out on ur channel?

@nataliamendes9116 2 года назад

Muito top

@wanderer9569 10 лет назад

do you need your left hand to hold your opponents foot while on dlr ?

@jacobday271 8 лет назад

It helps a lot. :)

@carlossantos3450 4 года назад

Parabéns mestrão por seguir a sua INTUIÇÃO no passado para impedir a passagem de guarda,criando,usando o Gancho De La Riva. Também te parabenizo por continuar empenhado em descobrir novas maneiras de melhorar essa guarda maravilhosa que no Jiu-Jitsu, leva o seu nome. O Professor Galdino,de Patos de Minas, Minas Gerais ama essa guarda.

@juntjoonunya9216 5 лет назад

What a coincidence his move is a metaphor of his name

@jt8527 2 года назад

Ashi garami técnica base, quizá desarrolló buenas técnicas a partir de ella pero no la inventó, con todo respeto al sensei.

@walksilva7905 2 года назад

Ashi garami parte da ideia do gancho em cima do joelho pra criar desequilíbrio e derrubar, A de la riva o ganho é por baixo e tem o posicionamento do corpo diferente, fazendo n só o desequilíbrio como também a finalização.

@Aktenverwalter 3 года назад

Look, 40 years BJJ and no coliflower. It's possible.

@abysmal 10 лет назад

Why no mention of the fact that Carlson Gracie taught him this technique?

@FelipeCostaBJJ 10 лет назад

because he didnt

@abysmal 10 лет назад

Felipe Costa Carlson was De La Riva's instructor and has been quoted as saying that he taught him this technique many times. So unless he's a huge liar, which he has never been known to be, it's a fact.

@jacobday271 8 лет назад

He helped him to develop the technique further however originally it was his own technique. Gracie was just someone to clean up the technique if you must, he helped it become what it is today. :)

@mongolchiuud8931 7 лет назад

neither of them invented the technique.

@maryesesmithfe5068 9 дней назад

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@MeroGrumble 3 года назад

My comment keeps being taken down for obscure reasons... DLR should be given credit but, unlike what it said at 0:20 , it is not" *an original creation which has never been seen before in other grappling arts* ": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fhvRlYJ72i8.html No hate. Just highlighting history.

@ramonr.dossantos5136 2 года назад

It is simple, it is not true and is not the same movement. all the De la Riva guards in bjj competitiosns came directly from his classes. Stop with that non sense bulllshit

@MeroGrumble 2 года назад

@@ramonr.dossantos5136 No need to be rude Sir. I can show you judo books from the early 80's with a sweep from the DLR position. I am not saying that he "copied" it, he might have rediscovered it by himself. But there is simply rarely anything truly new in grappling.

@ramonr.dossantos5136 2 года назад

@@MeroGrumble First of all, are you able to do De la riva guard? or dou you think you can? Important question.

@NickyG_vz 10 лет назад

It bothers me so much when non-native portuguese speakers say De la Hiva. With that being said can't wait to go train on monday

@BJJHacks 10 лет назад

Yeah it really bothers me when non-native English speakers use correct pronunciation too... not!

@NickyG_vz 10 лет назад

it's just how the r is pronounced in Portuguese. Why stop with the la Riva should we try and pronounce everything like they do in Portuguese? The only Brazilian that trains with us here says de la Riva. Also when I trained in Spain the brazilians there made an effort to say Riva, because they were speaking Spanish not Portuguese.

@BJJHacks 10 лет назад

Well I am a Portuguese speaker who lives in Brazil, so do I get a pass on using the correct pronunciation?

@NickyG_vz 10 лет назад

You can say it however you want my man. I was just sharing my opinion. To me it sounded like you wanted to make fun of Brazilians that say it that way.

@jacobday271 8 лет назад

I'm sorry I'm not any good with your language and I say it as my instructor and training parents say it. Jeez I'm a horrible person for incorrectly pronouncing a word from a foreign language.