3:33 push to sweep combat base 15:30 side control posture 26:45 keeping knee up in half guard top 38:50 head and arm kesa gatame 42:22 side control positions

Predro Sauer is a massive proponent of active toes. So you’re not alone Priit

He's an excellent teacher and smart critic. If you can, meet him!!

Priit is awesome. Love his style and thought process.

What a fantastic teacher!! Awesome.

6:21 - Yes! Leg Rides! Power Rides by Craig Jones goes deep into the concept of leg rides to control the bottom opponent by taking away their power to move. Your detail of "clicking" the hook and adding tension to the click is brilliant!

I was lucky as a fresh white belt some 9 years ago to have Andre Galvao's brother Gustavo as an instructor for a year or 2. He described this as pé vivo - live or active foot. I would say its hard to underestimate the general positive effect of this tiny detail on your whole game, and I think until this video I've not heard anyone mention it, certainly not in this much detail. thanks for the vid.

Pritt is excellent. glad I'm not alone in the active toes movement!

Love the point blank instruction.

The toes on the mat thing is common knowledge in Brasil ... I don't get why this is so revolutionary... But if these guys didn't knew this... Well congratulations Priit. Also I like concept training more than technique training so good work... Thank you!

So many good principles. It's a great approach to teaching jiu jitsu. Thanks for destroying my paradigms. Great session!

Effin badass seminar

Active toes makes it impossible to keep your posture in closed guard while doing a seated guard break if you are not strong. Kids, pre-teens, young teens lack the upper body strength to keep posture with active toes because of how it pushes your center of gravity forward when trying to do a seated guard break. Weak people need seal feet and the pelvic tilt for the seated guard breaks that require posture. *For sure* as soon as you are passing you go to active toes, but everyone who follows this video's advice about active toes in closed guard *thinks* the seated closed guard break with posture doesn't work, and they find another break, usually hands in biceps, stand up, put the knee in, sit back down. The problem with that one is that if the closed guard player knows to chase your hips with his hips AND your torso + arm length is insufficient, you can't get your knee in. Keenan even said on a video that "the old school seated closed guard break doesn't work" and his technique for it was totally wrong, starting with active toes. Do it wrong, it doesn't work. Seal feet in seated guard breaks with posture and in mount, active toes everywhere else.

pure gold

Ok, this guy says active toes in turtle too, which goes against the highest level turtle guard in history by far, Eduardo Telles, who used it for everything and won major tournaments. Also against Xande Ribeiro, 7 time Worlds Champ, 2 time no-gi World Champ, 2 time ADCC champ, etc, arguably best defense ever who used turtle constantly at the highest level to keep from getting his guard passed. But by all means listen to the Estonian who we've never seen beat anyone good.

Pure gold!

IIRC since then he’s updated turtle to have flat feet right?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eJ2gqZB_p6_Smnk.html "Everything is tight and it feels so wonderful". People laughing at that line lol.

if you don't lose, you win.

@Defensivebjj how would you defend that choke where you switch from scarfhold to side control pin? At 42:39?

Feels like people are like.. "But I don't want to wrestle, I want to be laaaazy!"

I think there can be a workout game: one should do 10 burpies every time when Priit says "Toes on the mat" in this video.

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lol "respect my guard" settle down big guy

38:55 🙏

Is that wrestling or bjj or both

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