Simple Technique DESTROYS Black Belts

[andrewkim]

I really like your mat tutorials over the narrated competition clips. The comp clips are cool for intros or outros, but it's very easy to miss a lot of important details.

[Khargillian]

As someone only a few weeks into training, I feel like this was explained perfectly. Giving so many examples of approaches and finishes is extremely helpful. Great content.

[cathymeek]

I love the format where you're explaining on the mat while doing the move. It's more like how it is in real life class with coaches.

[BradyBlaszka]

Like the format. Great instructional. The concepts are few, the techniques are many. Good stuff. Thank you.

[bmanley]

-its a good format! Your explanations and examples in real time work well for me. I note several (3 or 4) and try 2-3 of them at a session. Then, the next session, 2-3 more, but keep cycling through the list to see what works well for me, and how many different guard positions I am faced with. Really like your content!

[raphaelmuller]

I think you should put the name of the technique in the title of the video to be able to find them more easily in the future. Thanks. Your content is awesome !

[fasaipuengudom]

Love this format. Very visual and detailed.

[rc]

The details are extremely important and relevant as I'm learning. Can't wait to train on this tonight...

[phredbookley]

I said it before and I'll say it again: I love it when you splice the footage of tournament stuff (and/or you, that's also good). Solid stuff as always!

[Misterj]

I must say this video format is the best in my opinion because unlike a short it teaches more about concepts

[teejay]

I personally prefer you on the mats, but the format either way is very good :)

[kennethchapman]

Wow Jon - this was amazing content and the specific examples and variations on the mat itself are crucial! I’ve been using the pull apart pass to great success lately and this seems even simpler to implement, thanks for all your great work!

[JOEY__SR]

This is easy to understand and much needed

[radutodiras]

I love this format. Keep churning them videos bro!

[chenwang]

these guard passes are super basic and super effective, you just need to be the first to estabelish grips, im an advanced blue belt and i catch my black belt coach with this kinds of passes just by being quick to get the grips

[rptoth]

As a beginner I would really like to also see how to defend against these attacks. Or if you already have related videos it would be nice to have them in the description.

Anyway, you channel is the best in this field! I really like the ones showing general principles, because on this level it is very ineffective an confusing to get lost in the myriad of specific techniques.

[yartysparty]

Thanks Jon for sharing. Absolutely love this pass!

[pilot]

I like this format, especially with the competition cuts illustrating the things you're demo'ing at full speed. I think a mix of this format and the other is best to keep things fresh. I really like the short 30 sec demos followed by your longer format videos. Thank for the great information. Another one of your videos added to my rewatch list.

[steffenb]

Honestly I think you are one of the best and most pricnciple based BJJ teachers out there. A true master of the art

[JrnMnd]

hey man - thank you. Oh, yeah....I just got to the 8 minute mark. I think both formats are beneficial. This is more like a private and the narrated videos are akin to you watching a roll in person a someone experienced explaining the techniques + the broader/specific concepts behind the technique/tactic. Both have value, I don't think it has to be one or the other. And, I think in the world of tik-tok attention spans varied content is a must. It's like when the leglock craze started...if you didn't learn leglocks you were at a disadvantage.