Moves You Should Have Learned As Jiu Jitsu White Belt!

[leongregory]

That foot slam into mount is one of the most satisfying noises when you manage to pull it off. SLAP

[Fefko]

I like this channel because it teaches actual techniques, not only flashy new low percentage subs.

[Ramiz]

Been doing this since white belt. It has been my bread and butter for 6 years.

[Jb]

I like how this gives you an underhook as soon as you’re in to mount, meaning you can start attacking head and arm triangles/arm bars etc

[luisavina]

Blue belt with my 1st striple here:

I’ve used several of your techniques from your tutorials, I wanted to thank you for sharing this with us, I’ve improved A LOT since I started watching your channel🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

[FJUWANA]

Now I know why I got swept after the mount...thank you... lesson learned.

[mc]

Thank You!! Your channel is super helpful all my own studies and watching these videos have me way above my actual level. Still putting it together!

[Ascendjj]

I always tell my students to go to other side using north south since the arm of opponent could wait as you step and defend the mount. Once on the other side is harder for the opponent to telegraph, giving a better timing than them. Great content professor OSS!

[cej]

From a wrestler inching my way through BJJ (work and studies have been kicking my ass though, whoops)

It always frustrates me a little bit learning BJJ, where I vividly remember just watching a couple videos on wrestling fundamentals featuring Jordan Burroughs or Mr. Kolat and it very much transforming the quality of lessons

Personally I really liked how wrestling (at least the coaches I had) had the attitude of "don't worry about anything else, be patient and focus hard on perfecting this as this is your base for literally everything"

Got told about mount and tried to learn some stuff from it and it ended up being "hey yeah, you could do this, but also this and if you're extra flexible you can do this"

I dislike the information overload, I can do that on my own time outside of practice for supplemental reading, I want a coach who will point me in a direction and help pace me in terms of learning

That being said, this channel us excellent for that from the few shorts I've seen, so I'll definitely be saving these and focusing on them during rolls

[samakshkapur]

Into my 3rd week of doing Jiu Jitsu and was taught this just yesterday!

[codinginflow]

This tip is so good. I immediately started using it successfully after I saw this video.

[lynnhood]

Thank you for taking the time and going to the trouble to teach and share!

[willmorris]

Love these shorts been seeing them on a few channels. Straight to the point, explanation, demonstration and you can just watch on repeat to get all the steps

[Nikolai]

Super effective against white and blue belts. Higher ranks requires a lot more timing but still works 👍🏻

[edmeds]

This is great!!! I never thought through this

[mixedmartialoddest]

My instructor always referred to it as reverse scarf and I found it to be incredibly useful.

[TheOneBadAssGamer]

This is gold advice. I think most coaches don't teach transitioning to mount this way because of the risk of injury if people don't do it with control.

[donaldjr.labajo]

Holy molly this is a gem, that knee ride is actually kinda easy to counter

[opplez]

i love this one. tried it after class and it easily works. people also dont seem to expect it

[Unibot]

Duuude you just blew my mind. I am trying this. Those two first things happen to me constantly lmao!