How to get better at BJJ faster

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Rick Ellis discusses how to improve BJJ faster.

[TheArtofSkill]

A strategy for improving your BJJ game much faster.

[paultaylor]

My dream is not to be world champion. But to be as skilled and smooth as this gentleman. Thank you for a beautiful demonstration of your skill and knowledge.

[tobesurf]

You can clearly see the Roy Dean heritage. Respect. New subscriber here. 🤙

[Sean-tjcu]

I was watching every move so closely, that I had to re watch to listen to you speak! Such a mesmerising display of skill

[BEN.SEACRET]

This is beautiful to watch. I hope those students admired the dedication, precision and control.

[kdhgyun]

That Kimura to arm triangle transition was the smoothest shit I’ve seen for a while. What a skilful gent. 3:04

[austinedmund]

I recently started Jiu-jitsu training last week. I aspire to be like that gentleman doing all those moves. Its gonna take me a long time but I know if I stay consistent I'll be like him!

[kace]

Kata gets a bad rap in BJJ because in a lot of martial arts it became the focus. But kata is about repetition, muscle memory, and ultimately unconscious execution of perfect technique. In BJJ, because of the need for a partner or a grappling dummy, this gets called "drilling". It's essential.

[brandonmccullough]

This video helped me so much. This is where I am and trying to navigate through it. This gives me a plan to put in place immediately

[jermainetucker]

I wish to be as fluid with transitions and effectiveness as this practitioner.

[joshroa]

Production value is sick. The formula is refreshing.

[phd_angel]

This is one of the best BJJ videos I've ever watched! (To a small degree, I've been flowcharting my drills on the spot, but need to expand on it). Yes, one of major flaws in BJJ is not having established kata practice (sets of repetitive drills). So, thanks for bringing this basic principle of Sino-Japanese martial arts to BJJ!

[kayray]

If there was ever a better song to match his movement this is it. Beautiful smooth submissions.

[brianhorn]

This is a really helpful video. I love your perspectives on Jiu Jitsu. As a newer practitioner it’s great to have found such an amazing resource!!!

[makekotor]

An effective way to get good fast is to use a grappling dummy to drill a lot of reps of many techniques. Not everyone has the desire or discipline to use them but the grapplers who have used them said how much of a difference they made with progressing in rolling in a much shorter period of time.

[bobbydabutcha]

The best advice I've ever heard about getting better faster! 3rd year white belt going on 4th.( I've only actually trained about a 1/4 of that time). The other best advice (Danaher) is to start off in bad positions and learn escapes. 2021 I plan on getting back to training and earning my blue belt finally! (-:

[LambdinFamily]

Great video. This needs to become a study guide on how to sequence moves. Thank you

[Poppa_]

This is some of the best jiu jitsu I seen. He flows very well

[dododino]

fell inlove with BJJ and now my 4th month and just got started to understand every position im at. This is the way, even my coaches ask's to be their dummy after rolling

[fightfanatic]

I just watched this and it has made me determined to really understand this beautiful martial art. I am a white belt and have been doing jiu jitsu for one month.