I like your approach to training. I’m a 39 year old brown belt. My whole game has evolved to a slower, pressure based style since I don’t move too well but am larger and stronger than most people I train with. Keep up the good work.
@Jitsover5014 сағат бұрын
Thank you! Yes slow is safe! Thank you for the kind words and thank you for tuning in.
@zod5966Күн бұрын
Interesting half guard. 07:12 I play a lot of half but its much looser than his. Curious how he keeps it so tight.
@Jitsover50Күн бұрын
I could be wrong but I think it’s a combination of natural strength and weight lifting. I think he was a cross fitter. I will tell him to respond on here!
@ryansmith9138Күн бұрын
ill throw a few pointers for the osoto based on 3:50 1. so you wana be leaning their weight over the leg that your gonna reep, if the weights not mainly on this foot they can lift it off and step off. 2. you need to be stepping in with your left foot first, and not reaching with your right foot, you will be countered by them taking a step backand around at the same time and them doing osoto back to you. 3. you want your left hand to be gripping higher up the sleeve just under their elbow this allows more control. 3. your right hand is far to low, you want a higher collar grip with your thumb in and as you do the throw youc an let your hand ride up and around driving their head which helps off balance or you flare your elbow out. 4. the leg doesnt get placed on the mat, it swigs up first with pointed toes and swings all the way back through, you should end up standing on one leg leaning forward with your right foot up in the air ideally past 90degrees. 5. you shoudl have much closer hip to hip position. another option is to look up Ken ken osoto gari which you may find easier. personally id stop drilling this for now as your memorizing a lot of bad habits and wait until you can get a Judo guy to show you hands on. (im a 2nd Dan Judo and BJJ purple)
@Jitsover50Күн бұрын
I watched some Travis Stevens videos on it as well. Thank you for your highly informative, well thought out response!
@sweetcell8767Күн бұрын
Have you got an update role with this dude? I’d be interested to see if he’s switched down a gear or 2? You can’t keep this intensity up for long no?
@Jitsover50Күн бұрын
Check the links on the video description!
@Orlando-wn4ucКүн бұрын
Masterful...
@duckmcfly6416Күн бұрын
Before you even mentioned street on the osoto gari to armbar I was thinking what a great combo for self defense..nice and smooth not a lot of effort or energy required 👍
@Jitsover50Күн бұрын
Yes basic and effective!
@trev777Күн бұрын
Great video. Thank u.
@jasonjamesbradshawКүн бұрын
Excellent video and excellent skills! Im 53 and just started bjj so this give me inspiration!
@Jitsover50Күн бұрын
Thank you Jason! It is an unexpected honor, that I was able to help inspire you. Stay loose and injury free!
@jasonjamesbradshawКүн бұрын
@@Jitsover50 hey thanks, i’ll certainly try! Really glad ive found your channel. Great videos!
@bodhitree332 күн бұрын
Choosing your own warm-up is awesome.
@Jitsover50Күн бұрын
Agreed. Plus I don't like wasting energy on calisthenics. lol
@gruntlifex03x692 күн бұрын
Break arm and runaway got it! :)
@Jitsover502 күн бұрын
Good. Haha. Or stay there and get arrested and sued.
@felixthea2 күн бұрын
with osoto gari you usually want far collar and to turn like a big wheel
@Jitsover502 күн бұрын
Yes I am not good with names. I watched a lot of videos about it.
@BlackStalyon2 күн бұрын
Thanks bro! I’ll be back soon!!!
@Jitsover502 күн бұрын
I miss you sir. Lol. Still milking that broken foot?! ;)
@xyborg12 күн бұрын
Big difference, in all my class in different dojos warmup always were needed. Beside you master, how many other browns and black belts are in your school
@Jitsover502 күн бұрын
There must be about 40
@danielmccarthy90652 күн бұрын
@@Jitsover50😮
@ArizonaMMJ3 күн бұрын
It’s tough to do much when a guy is playing that sit back type game and he is bigger and stronger. You really have to just let them bring it.
@Jitsover503 күн бұрын
Agreed.
@JohnLynch03 күн бұрын
Great video. My ribs arent as durable as I wish either... ive broken them twice!
@Jitsover503 күн бұрын
Yep been there. Laying down is the worst part
@JohnLynch03 күн бұрын
@@Jitsover50 Sleeping with Broken ribs is the devil
@Jitsover503 күн бұрын
@@JohnLynch0 totally. When I tore my shoulder as a new white belt that was terrible also. Especially for sleeping. The worst injury I ever had.
@justinstrong28113 күн бұрын
Ya those guys have no clue no clue about the skillgaps between belts. Especially the gap between white and purple. Your 25% is his 100% lol
@Jitsover503 күн бұрын
Yes. Bjj the great force multiplier!
@montysweetmusic34583 күн бұрын
Im a 57 year old BJJ player. I completely understand
@Jitsover503 күн бұрын
My target audience. Ha. Thank you
@moose11643 күн бұрын
There is always that “one guy” in every dojo. I get it though, BJJ can be a very humbling art because it’s so personal and it’s hard to get humbled by another man. BJJ is and always will be about positioning and control over strength and speed. When these new white belts understand that then it usually starts to click in.
@jadsadd283 күн бұрын
give me a ankle like that and it’s gone
@Jitsover503 күн бұрын
Great. Thanks for watching!
@jadsadd283 күн бұрын
@@Jitsover50 lmaoooo n stop abusing the sleeve grab
@Jitsover503 күн бұрын
@@jadsadd28 lol. Yes sir!
@newenglandguitarman33454 күн бұрын
56 year old recent black belt here...love what you guys are doing; at our age this is THE WAY to roll (its exactly what I've been doing last 3 years & its paid off)...nice pace, methodical, good flow. Nice stuff.
@kimmux4 күн бұрын
Great video again, cheers thanks for making these.
@Jitsover504 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it!
@TheJiuJitsuNerd924 күн бұрын
Man the size difference is massive 😮😮
@Jitsover504 күн бұрын
Indeed sir. Haha
@franskernf.f.f.7074 күн бұрын
Brown belt here also.. Great roll guys.. Sometimes when you are on bottom the big guy steps up with one leg. You could try to scoop that leg op for a single leg x when he does that in the future and sweep him from there. Btw the big guy has excellent john wayne sweeps from bottom halfguard :)
@kimmux5 күн бұрын
Amazing lesson you're a great instructor
@Jitsover505 күн бұрын
Thank you sir!
@ALPHABRAVO4875 күн бұрын
Not all white belts are disrespectful, these guys are just full of ego, it is a bad man problem, not white belt haha
@Jitsover505 күн бұрын
Oh agreed. I love white belts. They are so innocent. What I don't like is when a black belt is full of ego. It always amazes me when they still haven't shed that
@mtxpert5 күн бұрын
Man the whole not going to hurt me deal is so relevant, I'm 56, 6'2" 270lbs, wrestling background and do well at comps with guys my age as a blue belt, I started at 53. The guys that hurt me are the young spassy white belts going after explosive but BAD attempts at various neck attacks (I have 2 herniated disks in my neck) or bad takedowns. My default with a new young person is take down quickly and hold them down as I don't trust them. When I get to roll with another person and swap positions and enjoy the movement it's such a HUGE relief and sense of enjoyment.
@mtxpert5 күн бұрын
OK I watched the full video and the thing you're missing is hip pressure. The pass from the knee shield is to push it down then get your chest on top if it and then collapse the top leg, you can even act is if you're doing a double leg there to help collapse it, chest on top, weight on our chest and your toes. Most of the time you're not using your body weight, even against the heavier opponent. Learning how to apply pressure like a wrestler is such a crucial game changer.
@Jitsover505 күн бұрын
@@mtxpert Agreed but how would that free my leg?
@mtxpert5 күн бұрын
@@Jitsover50 When you pressure down on the top leg and grab like a double you then go into pushup position with your chest as the pressure point on the top thigh vs your hands on the mat, this allows you to straighten your legs out. Something like this - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p9-dnpapypnGn3k.html
@Jitsover505 күн бұрын
@@mtxpert Marcos was my main coach at Marcelo’s for 3 years. Btw
@mtxpert5 күн бұрын
You going to Worlds? I competed at Pans for Masters 6 blue and will do Worlds as well as long as my health continues to be OK.
@Zorlag5 күн бұрын
Joe is my ideal training partner. I used to be like Joe, cracking jokes and trying to dissolve the confrontational / ego energy, but eventually got a bit too disillusioned in my fellow practitioners. Now I am starting at a new Gracie Barra school in a new city, and will try to be like Joe / find myself a Joe to train with... again.
@boblaw44885 күн бұрын
Joe from sani? that's DEA agent Hank Shrader!
@Jitsover505 күн бұрын
haha. He is undercover! love him btw
@texasbornrefinerymade7535 күн бұрын
Hello from texas. I watch your videos when I’m at work
@Jitsover505 күн бұрын
That’s great. I’ve been to Texas a few times. Love it. Are you out in Midland?
@texasbornrefinerymade7535 күн бұрын
@@Jitsover50 no sir, never been and don’t plan do lol. I live in college station where Texas A&M is located
@xyborg16 күн бұрын
Great roll my friend.Keep going
@Jitsover505 күн бұрын
Thank you as always brother
@PersianPrince-ev3cz6 күн бұрын
Why that black belt try 2 choke you with his belt in the beginning? Is Dat jujitsu submission legal ?
@Jitsover505 күн бұрын
He was joking. I think I would be illegal.
@martinw34745 күн бұрын
only legal if belt is still tied to the waste, we have a purple belt who loves to do that
@x8e6 күн бұрын
Interesting
@EOW-nv1nc6 күн бұрын
59 years old. Been rolling for 28 years. Great rolls. I like the pace.
@Jitsover506 күн бұрын
Wow that’s a lot of rolling. Thank you!
@andrewrudickcomedy6 күн бұрын
White belt is definitely NOT going easy.
@cinattra6 күн бұрын
How tall are you and how much do you weigh?
@Jitsover506 күн бұрын
6 feet. 174 pounds
@tomdestefano35737 күн бұрын
I've been practicing jiu jitsu for almost nine months now and have been recently looking for the style of BJJ that fits my body type, strength and weaknesses. I think Joes style could work for me. I'm 52yo, 245, strong upper body and legs but not agile at all and technically weak. I appreciate your videos. Thank you.
@Jitsover507 күн бұрын
You sound like Joe. Just develop a nice technical halfguard game. I agree on finding a style that fits one’s body type btw.
@nubnukka8 күн бұрын
I really enjoy the Gi rolls thank you
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
You are welcome. Thank you for the words of support
@tomiibarrientos94408 күн бұрын
1:14 i failed you, i laughed a little, but it's a great advice !
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
I lace a lot of what I say with comedy. Lol
@vbarone4308 күн бұрын
Great video keep up the great content!! Hope all is well looking forward to a future roll
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
Thank you brother! Yes it’s been a while
@Prosperroify8 күн бұрын
55 year old brown belt here and thinking about training again after a few years out and your videos are great for me. As a suggestion to your question of how to pass a guard of someone like that work on your grip breaks and bull fighter passing. Your 2 on 1 was the right idea, just make it work better. Keep up the great vids they help me a lot! thnx.
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
You are welcome and thank you for the kin sentiments
@PaulWrightDirector8 күн бұрын
You say about black belts can just get what they want, have you seen the Keenan Cornelius rolling video where he narrates live what he’s doing while hes rolling? Even when he’s telling people what hes going to do, theres no stopping him.
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
Yes I love those videos! I’m a big fan. I’ve followed him since brown belt
@PaulWrightDirector8 күн бұрын
@@Jitsover50 they are great. Ive been watching those since day 1 white belt. I keep going back to see what new things I pick up on. Its amazing what you start to recognise. It will be the same with yours. Ill keep returning to see what i missed.
@famlifefun15858 күн бұрын
This looks familiar - getting whooped every dang class.
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
That was me once as well. It still is sometimes. Ha
@toddwoessner68578 күн бұрын
52 year old blue belt here. Love the channel. Curious if you do anything outside of Jits as far as strength training/Cardio. With each passing year it gets harder to recover, and I'm finding myself only training and doing less and less outside of it. Curious if you've had the same experience.
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
I do zero strength training. I ride an electric skateboard and go hiking recreationally. It’s hard to do both as we age. I try to do jits 3-4 days a week. That’s enough for me.
@Leo_machados8 күн бұрын
I started bjj 3 months ago I have bought a purple belt and moved to a different gym no one has said anything so far
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
haha. Why would you do that Leo?
@JiuJitsuLife-xr8kb8 күн бұрын
This is EXACTLY what Jiu-Jitsu is about. Well done sir!
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
Thank you! I hope you check out my other rolls as well. I have links rolling with him again
@psykrobone94798 күн бұрын
Do you have a good stretch routine? You’re very limber and your legs can move in positions I’m having difficulty with and I’m a lot younger than you. 34 male, military, only been doing JJ for a few months and Judo for a little bit longer. Any help appreciated!
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
Try this! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jqqVi6Srl9DPioU.html. Thank you for watching!
@psykrobone94798 күн бұрын
@@Jitsover50 awesome! thank you!
@cinattra6 күн бұрын
Stretching after rolling helps especially on a day you have nothing to do afterward so you can take your time.
@Jitsover506 күн бұрын
@@cinattra I think whatever you think is helping you is helping. I feel running and stretching before class is helpful though I never stretch after class. I've never gotten a massage. I've never ben to a chiropractor or did an ice bath. But if people that do those things and thinks it helps them, then it does. IMO
@cinattra6 күн бұрын
@@Jitsover50 You're right though. I'm 51 and it takes me a long time before I warm up. I need a warm up for the regular warm up. So I'm typically not stretchable until halfway through class and if class is really technique heavy that day it could be the entirety of class.
@ericlai11608 күн бұрын
I just started and had this other new guy who is always aggressive also...I am smaller....15 yrs older and not as physically strong too. So its so encouraging to see that strength and size is not everything =)!
@Jitsover508 күн бұрын
strength and size matter but your mental fortitude and Jiu-jitsu IQ will add greater value to your journey. Plus your ability to teach later on.
@thedreamdennis18538 күн бұрын
Good stuff coach
@thedreamdennis18538 күн бұрын
No he’s not going easy, BJJ is a ton of skill ,it doesn’t matter if he younger with your kind of experience. They say that but won’t go to a few classes because they know how quick they will be humbled.
@pauldorman13558 күн бұрын
You guys put the young ones to shame awesome rolls guys love watching and listening 👊