How To Escape Side Control | Nogi Drilling Commentary

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[allgood]

Any time you ask if “we would like a video Gi or no Gi” just know the answer from ALL OF US shall forever be YES my guy so don’t even worry about asking us we love it and need it 🙏❤️ 🥋

[hupajoob]

I’ve found this super helpful because real rolling doesn’t look exactly like drilling. The concepts are the same but the positions get murky. So seeing the system work under pressure over and over with variation introduced is so engaging and illuminating. Thank you and keep it up!!!

[davidcondit]

I'm a blue belt and this might be the best side control escape video I've watched. You accurately show just how difficult it is to escape side control while narrating your way through your escapes. Very well done! I have a greater appreciation for underhooks now.

[kjacks]

Brilliant. Definitely need the GI version with Alex. Maybe even escaping different variations of side control too as this is my least favorite position and hardest to escape especially when the guy is bigger/stronger. Thanks again man!!!

[BM-ofdg]

I’ve learnt so much from your videos dude.. for real. The content is appreciated - I rarely see any dislikes on your videos!! Oh and yes- definitely a GI version too at some stage!! Keep them coming!! 👊🏾

[loganwalton]

I’ve watched this at least 20 times over the past few days just learning, this is amazing keep it up

[karellandree]

Thank you so much for this conceptual teaching style. So much easier to understand concepts than specific moves without knowing why we are doing them. Found your vids a few days ago and have already deployed some of the concepts in class! 🤙

[LostSoulAscension]

Epic voice over. Thank you for this! Clear and helpful

[moneyiscool]

I am a bjj pratctioner in Brazil and I'm in love for your videos. You have such a good way to teach it. Thank you a lot.

[troynishimoto]

Really love the constant commentary and insight to your mind. I also appreciate those saying like don't let anyone grab your head and tree arms. Very helpful for someone just starting like me 🙏🏽

[Gideon]

Definitely would love to see a gi version

[nickygovea]

Love the no gi content. This is exactly what I have been struggling with. The under hook is super key can’t wait to try this out

[nessgottesmann]

probably won't be seen, but I want you to know, that your videos has helped me improve my sparings so much, as a white belt, who has been working for less than 6 months, I am now able to submit most of the white belts and even blue belts, just by remembering things I've listened to you say in your videos

[AlejoViloria]

Drillin commentary is the best. Learned tons with this and saw where are a lot of my gaps. TYVM.

[shawnsmith]

I go back and watch these videos over and over and over. Always finding some new insight. This channel is about to grow to beast mode.

[Dbunkr]

Best teaching on here....the narration, filming, everything. Bravo.

[thechaddad]

3:43 Huge revelation for me. Losing control of your arm caused a huge chain reaction of trying to scramble out of a submission attempt only to have your back taken. Whenever you post live rolling videos you are almost never having to fight out of a submission attempt. That tells me that keeping control of your arms is absolutely critical. But then again, you always tell us this. Just good to see a live example.

[lukebenwell]

Man. I love your videos and live rolling. The focus on grip fighting and these subtle yet absolutely fundamental tips like T. rex arms, under hooks, controlling the head are absolute gold. Thank you for these brilliant videos and just love to see the tips and live commentary. Anything around the fundamentals in Gi with live rolling are always going to be my go got to library. Thanks Jordan and Nikki. Oss 🤙

[mattswanson]

This should be standard viewing for anyone training BJJ. What was most helpful was not "just" the move but key points like blocking the cross face, protecting the arm, getting the under hook, and timing. One of my biggest challenges is knowing which technique to deploy and the right time. As for your questions, lately I've been trying to do something more meaningful in the front headlock position than worry about getting put on my back. Thank you for another helpful video.

[pericmeister]

This video is amazing, I can't believe how much info I got in 6 mins. Pure gold for new guys like me, gonna rewatch it like 10 times now . Thank you <3