Get the free infographic here for the -66kg division: limibjj.mykajabi.com/66kg

Why did it end so abruptly?

You’re the man. Appreciate what you do.

Thanks for using a clip of me man. This year we will hopefully see some 77kg crab rides 😊

Ari’s back take at Oceania trials shown near the end was fucking clean…

Bro, it 2023 you cant leave us on a cliff hanger like early 2000s cable TV, we need to binge this shit.

Absolutely awesome to get those statistics. Love the channel keep up the great work.👏👏👏

Wow thank you for this it is super helpful! Would love this for a heavier weight class as well, will be interesting to compare!

3 things. 1: i beg of you to look at other weight classes as well, us bigger guys like to bully each other rather than be explosive (lower belts) and would be interesting to see. 2: a break down of the most common sequences before the sub. 3: PLEASE ask some of your friends of viewers that has computer science or stats experience to help you organize the data into a multi file csv format. This will allow pivot tables in excel, aswell as someone like me to pull it into a database and make a dash out of it. I suppose a "blob" format will also work, or an event driven data format. blob being a single file per match with stats in the file, and event driven file format is something akin to a IOT device alarm system, where the file contains events like [0:30 == single leg attempt;0:45 == takedown defense spawl] it all depends on how your raw data is structured. you could also just dump it out there and people will make sense of it all on their own. #after typing all this, you could also mean that do you want the data to just be free, or for those that buy a course, or for those that sign on for a news letter. But leaving everything as is just in case.

wow that was great! Thank you so much for presenting that info like you did! Keep 'em coming!

BMac is such an awesome guy and these videos are amazing thank you both!

Content is great. Keep it coming!

Amazing work!

Amazing work, thanks for the help!

Good stuff!! As a bigger guy myself, I, too, would be interested in seeing this for the heavyweight and/or ultra-heavy classes.

Dope, excited to see where this data takes us in the next few vids

This is amazing work!

Love this stuff

Thank you Bmac ! Thank you lMIBJJ !

Excellent as usual

Thanks for sharing this!

Very Nice…would be interested to see gi data too. Thx for the vid

Very interesting data. I'd love to see data for other weight categories and also combined stats. As I saw in another comment, multi file csv format would be great.

77% of guard pulling in a ruleset that demotivates the guard pulling 😎 this content is awesome

So good! I would love to see this type of info focused on wrestling and stand up. What types of takedowns or defenses are most effective.

amazing content

Great video mate! You missed a second guillotine at Asian/Oceania Trials though 😉

Awesome video. I would love to see something like this for MMA.

Always the best content! Community uplifting and educational. 👊even if you didn’t ask and it your video just ended 😂

Can't wait for the other weight categories!

Im always surprised by how often people let their back get taken learning/using escapes from mount by turning on your side style escapes seem to always give back exposure. People need to learn handcuff escapes from mount to come back up on top in their open guard or using Kipping/elevator escapes to get leg entries or returning to your own open guard. There are so many better attacks from the back compared to mount its better to let them mount you if they pass your guard, Even side control is a harder position to defend than mount

Good one mate

Most empirical and impactful bjj video 🏆 🌎

rewatching It makes more sense to pull guard in my view. 70% of submissions come from RNC and Heel Hook and armbar comes next. Even though the back is the position with the most submissions, if you add all the positions of leg tangles, Cross ashi, 50/50, Inside Ashi, etc. We have a good number of positions that we can immediately submit or sweep to get to the top with advantage and then chase the back

wonder if you have any thoughts on guard passing at lower weights i think garry tonon was caught off guard by this because you need weight to fight legs and for some reason legs dont scale with weight classes in the ufc jose aldo has the same leg reach as stipe miocic i think this is the reason there are so few guard passes at the lighter weight not because they have better guards but because they dont have the weight to effectively defeat the strength and dexterity of the legs

I’m honestly surprised that armbars feature so highly, but then again people could be focussing on them more due to practicing for EBI overtime style formats. Looking forward to Part 2.

Great video Jake! Was there any data on how many armbars came from triangles?

Interesting insights, especially there not being an advantage whether you are attacking or defending takedowns...

I'm with the people saying you should do this for one of the heavier weight classes. -99kg would be great, but -88kg would be good too. I would even pay for some of these insights.

My favourite part is lachlan laughing at his student haha

My favorite video ❤❤❤

Hi, this is amazing work and something that grappling needs very much. But one point I think is important to focus on when doing this kind of breakdowns is the question of why the states look like this. And I think you are going there in some part. Like why are these specifik armbars so common in these posetion. So the armbar from the back could be because of the defend of RNC and triangle so armbar is the best option. The same reason single leg is the highest scoring move in folk wrestling. Not because the singel is the most powerful takedown. Because mechanicly that the dubbel leg. The singel is the highest scoring because people defend the dubbel leg so much. So to sum upp we all need to ask more why question when we are doing statistical breakdowns. And you are on the right way❤

Nice video. anyway i can get the raw data in a csv or excel file? would like to use this for a data analytics project.

My dude Richard Do on the intro!! ❤

The Asia/Oceania sample used here (referenced at 1.15) is painting the wrong picture, this division had 8 lower leg submissions and 2 rear strangles (excluding the first couple of rounds where there cannon fodder was removed).

God tier video

I would to learn about your process in tagging each match, because I am also working on an analysis project to help with skill selection while teianing

You’re the GOAT

Have you more granular data on the Heel Hooks, e.g. , How many finished where Inside versus Outside? Regarding Armbars, you had mentioned the vast majority finished from the back, e.g. one of your clips, was from Usherio Senkaku/Rear Triangle, do you have an accounting of how many armbars were finished from inside a triangle, aka a “triangle assisted armbar”? I’ve a hypothesis of sorts regarding execution percentages of upper body closed wedges, as opposed to open wedge armbars. Additional I’d be curious if there was a frequency with the 3/4 Armbar, or if they tended toward the standard leg arrangement.

I'd like to think the heavy-metal type music drop came in because the dude with the long hair 🤣🤣

very very interesting

which leg entanglement was higher percentage for the inside heel hook? i’m curious to know whether 50/50 or inside sankaku performed better

It’s funny how the stats prove that being a good wrestler; using wrestling techniques and dominating, are the keys to winning these matches. At the very least it shows the better wrestlers are getting the position for the submission

"You guessed wrong!" 😂

What are the win stats for person who does pull guard? Do they win more often due to sweep prowess leading to top position and the mat being a back magnet? What is the highest percentage path before there is a divergence?

Ooh! A cliffhanger.

Heavier weight classes next please!

Commenting for the algorithm!

What will be interesting to see is how these stats change over time as people adjust.

This is Mo Jassim, I would like to speak with you. You do amazing work

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Do we see the same trends across other weight classes as well?

In nogi, the majority of my subs come from north-south choke. I feel it's an underrated and high-percentage submission and has the element of surprise due to its rarity. The most popular submissions here are clearly battle-tested, but I think everyone should try to have a joker card up their sleeve and find a good relatively uncommon attack to perfect as well as being solid in the top 5. Thoughts?

@Less Impressed More Involved BJJ , I don't know if you noticed one interesting fact. Last year Gordon said that he was going to compete 7 times in 2023, having declared that 2023 is year of Jiu-Jitsu. In average It is competing more than 1 time in two month. He also promised to sleep on floor, use small and cheap car and focus only on Jiu-Jitsu. Apart of using small Toyota Carolla which was shown in one of the video any idea what happening to his competition targets? He pulled out of match against Pena, and nothing heard since then. Health issues?

are you going to add statistics on matchs won by points? It would be very insightful to know if most matches are won by submssion or by points, or to know if the first one to score has a tendency to win etc.

The title is a little bit confusing because Looks like you studied the 185 Division😂 also I wish you could have analyzed the Sam Mcnallly vs Garry Tonon or the Mcnally vs Cisneros match. Those were my favorite fights of the tournament

Is Aoki on the list considered straight ankle? Or just statistically insignificant?

Can I just get this stuff in my email if I'm already on your mailing list or do we have to do this PDF footsie every time?

Do you think omoplata is a useful submission? I can't recall many finishes with it

I feel like I intuitively knew that: 1. Most arm bars come from the back (bc mine do 😂) 2. The metric about takedowns/counters being roughly equal in regard to scoring the back. (Mat wrestling wins scrambles, whoever wins the scramble will win the position (obviously)) 3. How do we define a scramble and assign roles? Is there already a stat for that? 😂😂

Early today, I haven’t even made it to work yet. Here’s an early like before I even watch

Did you partner up with High Percentage Martial Arts for this? I've been creating a data-driven approach to my game and this video syncs up well with that. Edit: Another simple but valuable piece of data could be the age of contestants in the ADCC matches. If you're thinking long-term with your channel, this could be vital for old-man jiu-jitsu content.

You’re eyeballing an ADCC run, very Tim Ferris approach. I may copy you. 😅

Where can I find those adcc trials matches??

Do you have Jacob's match? I wanna see what happened during that single leg

Bmac puts the best content and instruction out there. Subscribe to his kajabi. Great encyclopedia

What year/trials is this? Or is it ADCC too

like moneyball for grappling

Interesting that’s my weight class

Is that all. Please give us more data on this

I'm have designed a rating system for submission grappling using the Elo rating system and Microsoft's TrueSkill as baseline models. I would love to run a iteration of your raw data on my system. I'm a mathematician and this is my research project. Would love to collaborate with you

4:50 Part 2 gonna smell like feet because of all the heel hook finishes from bottom

Wanted to say BMAC rules!

haha Jacob is our training partner

you rule

Armbar from guard no gi? So we meet again....old friend

Interesting that this all reflects danahers data he’s been using for a few years since his instructionals have been dropping

The real question is where did u watch all the matches

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Anacanda chokes, its the midwest version

Sweeping to the back maybe?

what the hell is an anacanda?

Am I the only one that finds looking for replays hard on flo?

Tbh he probably just asked chatgpt to do it for him

I feel like I can hear you trying to talk slower😂

Is it luck or fate that you comment section is filled with Mathematics, Statistics and Database nerds?