I’ve seen people roll with Roger Gracie and then say the same thing.

I felt like that rolling with JT Torres. And I have 40 pounds on him. There are levels to this stuff, even at black belt

Was it because he was stronger ? What did he feel like?

@@lsnb2580 In a word? I'd bet "helpless" lol or "f*cked" 🤣

@@lsnb2580nah, rolled with him as well. He will match your strength and intensity just enough to let you keep working but there’s nothing you can do. His foresight in positions is god tier

I was just thinking that I rolled yesterday and all my rounds were much more violent then this lol

yeah, its ridiculous. i see people injured on a weekly basis.

to be a little fair to amateurs. these guys are training multiple times a day every day, so they need to do a lot of lower intensity training. people training 3 times a week can get away with more reckless training. but i completely agree that the injury risk is still not worth it regardless of the training volume

that one stripe white belt that rolls as if he is in the nogi worlds open class final. Love it /s

Definitly agree. Been grappling for a decade or so, and love to roll with technical students. What bothers me are the students from white to purple who go squeezing like its adcc. When I find a technical student, I tend to roll as often as possible with him. There arent very many of em over here.

He’s got tummy aches tho

And he’s juiced to the gills and as he said just recently, steroids aren’t illegal in jujitsu. I don’t think he’d be as good as he is without the juice.

Hah! Seems he had a sense it might happen. Wasn't far and he rolled with it. Like an unexpected head stand. Bet that hurt though

he dropped himself

That's exactly what I look for when training/learning/rolling with higher belts and exactly how I try to help with lower belts and less experienced (than me) grapplers. Everybody wins.

He makes it look too easy.

it helps knowing he is much better than his opponent and it's going at about 50% speed. the not keeping calm part usually comes from fear of being tapped, whether from fear it will hurt physically or hurt the ego, which he is not worried about

it kinda is easy mode when your opponent is 2x weaker than you. Nicky Rod, someone just as strong, managed to synch a rnc pretty easily (admittedly after time).

@@10pmmemes88 i agree even though nicky would probably never get gordons back unless it was given to him like at ebi overtime

He’s looking INTO the choking arm too which makes no sense 🤔

The liver king?

I need music...

"quite technical" lol

This video is old

@@mikeymouse3941 I thought so. 👍🏽

One interview Ryan said 80% positional and 20% live but he stated its mostly flow rolling and positional. He was rippimg on how atos live spar and gives no technical advice just screaming go hard

@@NDtoker there's a match of giancarlo vs some brazilian and the brazilian's coach is legit screaming in portuguese the entire match yelling absolutely nothing of significance. it's just "get out of there! good! yes! push! go! go! go! no! that's it!" for the entire match. absolutely horrific cornering

There’s two podcasts with Owen Livesey where he goes into New wave training in DETAIL. Super interesting. Search “Owen livesey new wave” and it comes up, the new wave training parts are time-stamped.

I did the same to my training partner years ago and didn’t realize it until he told me he almost knocked himself out by slipping over the top.

cause most guys are smaller

@@etimezz Nah, the dude rolling with the guy who got dropped on his head is way bigger than his rolling partner and Gordon's rolling partner. Makes no sense.

​@@colt4505that would be Giancarlo Bodoni, and they also train together. I'm not sure what the exact problem is.

just yt comments nothing with much sense is said here@@danieldelanoche2015

This is before the injury. He cut his hair and shaved the beard.

Pretty sure he even said that he was doing turtle defense rounds like this and that's how he injured himself.

Im sure he does a lot of gift wrapping

Me neither**

I am far from being a Gordon Ryan, HOWEVER I've spent the last 3 years defending, escpaing, and better believe it, instructors are in awe of how easy I make it look. The more you defend, the more you escape, the easier it looks. I feel better after viewing this, I was feeling guilty for looking shallow and lazy at defending with ease, but if Gordon does it, so can I. Lot of subtle movesshort degree from outside the axe of this, brief look the other way, smile step inside, etc, etc, and the entire sequence of your mate is out of sink, even looking timing way off. I love how Gordon trains. I can keep rolling in a similar fashion.

Bro, I sincerely wish you that your hard work pays off and you get where you want to be@@tededo

@@tededolol man this is hilarious. great bit

Who is "they"?

Tell me you know nothing about high level Jiu-Jitsu training without telling me you know nothing about high level Jiu-Jitsu training…

Like Big Dan who’s 270 pounds? Or Griffith who walks around at 215?

@@rufioswitch2132 id love to see the rolls he does with them. Let me rephrase , I want to see him do these things with his bigger training partners.

Probably annoyed that his tummy hurts 😢

The guy he’s rolling with is no joke.

the problem is he makes world class black belts look like he's rolling with a 3 year old...

ok

Go to Danaher and teach him your ways then?

@snypox just learn some catch wrestling and or judp from someone like Gokor. I got it from .Shigeyuki "Ace" Sukigara personally.

Yes but the injury rate B team is much higher.

It's not depressing to me, it's just chill. They train for volume, so a lot of their practices are low intensity, technical rounds. I just love Jiu Jitsu, so I wouldn't mind a training room like this. Everyone is chill and friendly, learning, and there's probably plenty of fun and banter behind the scenes that we don't see.

@@alexrosario423lol man it be bad vibes there if only u knew. if u in austin u wanna swing by b team

I was about write something to this effect xD not sure if I could train there

@@tededo yea you did the study on that?

that's why you suck and he's the best

He wasn't trying to escape your average standard scenario. He was 1) allowing his partner to work and improve his position, purely for the benefit of said partner, and 2) he was hoping to get into an esoteric position and work his way out of it. You need reps in every variation of a position. It takes a bit of experience to appreciate the methodology here.

how much is Gordon paying you to defend him like this? Also wtf is an "esoteric position". Ya'll be making stuff up. Sincerely, a hater. @@anonymousreviewer169

@@anonymousreviewer169calling any of the positions in this video esoteric is so funny. fellating flow rolling is so crazy to me