Aaron Wolbach thank you sir

ollhashedfetish i have. keenan has done a seminar at my school too.

Bro I've been playing octopus guard for 2-3 years now, I just watched Keenan's krab guard video I'm definitely going to try it! Looks so sick tho ! Good tip!

referring to a female fighters mean adults

You’re most likely having trouble because you’re actually squeezing. This is incorrect technique. We as instructors say “squeeze” so that students know to initiate and apply the necessary pressure. However, the truth is that “squeeze” is a misnomer that makes things unclear. Chokes work because the pressure never gets released it’s consistent, constant pressure until the adversary submits or goes to sleep. Triangles in particular work because everything is forced together and there is no space for the blood to move within the arteries not because you’re smashing everything together, but the choking mechanisms are stuck in place. On any choke just apply the initial pressure and wait, the person should have tapped or gone unconscious by the time you count to 6 generally speaking, If not then readjust your positioning or grip. Remember, triangles are bringing everything together that’s why Brandon walked towards the head when he was finishing the arm triangle from the mount transition after he landed on top it’s also why his partner walked toward him when demonstrating how to finish the darce from your side. Sometimes you need an angle to make sure your body is in the proper position to keep everything together. When apply a choke just apply the initial pressure and keep it. After that first application you don’t need your muscles to exert anymore energy just wait. You’ll know your choke is correct because your partner’s breathing will change, so just listen. I hope this helps.

Haven’t heard of him!

@@BrandonQuick deep well it is Japanese stuff every one isnt allowed to learn about kozen judo etc look it up when u get a chance..... If Ur a bjj guy then yea this is ur real roots not that fake gracie stuff