i know i train and im sure glad i dont train in this

these are some sick defensive moves, but the only mistake I noticed is that on the first 3 or 4 moves winds up with the opponent's arm in front of your face which means he could swing a elbow back and probably daze you lol..

dude these guys could take any of you with the legs and hands tied behind there back shut up

dude these guys could woop any of you guys easy

look at his belt :P

This is really usefull.

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the blue guy is always getting his ass whooped

this is for beginners which is just about learning the motions

thanx Expert Village for posting useful videos for the beginners... it's a free video so there is nothing to complain about.

Yeah I'd have to agree, these people know the motions but that's it.

expert village people never understand...

Who is Marc Zee to use the Gracie name? Also the guys showing the moves don't have a real understanding of what they are doing.

yea, bjj is the name of the martial art, but different people have different ways of teaching it. gracie and machado are the main ones

It's actually an arm drag entry into a take-down. I think someone just goofed when making a title for this. My guess is, the instructor said something like "It's an arm drag, etc." and somewhere along the line, someone goofed.

Aside from Maeda's teaching BJJ to the Gracie brothers, Vale-Tudo(Anything goes) is blood and guts street fighting as much so as you will see anywhere. BJJ is now highly incorporated in VT as well as Luta Livre (sp?). My point is that clean or DIRTY fighting BJJ has been proven to work, as well against strikes of all kinds and does excellent as a component.

Rickson would still own 90+ % of whoever they put in front of him. IMO 100% but with Fedor being a potential candidate and all. :D

It worked in "Fast and Furious" since we're delving into movie lore LOL :).. Remember in BJJ one goal is superior position, and whatever the uneducated guy tries to bite or poke, you can do it back 10x worse...

yup! :) the gracie family is brazilian!

monty python. :D

And if your attacker comes at you with fresh fuit like a banana or raspberries you can use the same techniques to take the banana away, eat the banana, leaving your attacker 'elpless. Assuming you don't have a gun or a 30 ton weight to drop on him.

is gracie

demasiado basico

that armbar is terrible

If they are going to call it arm bar takedown, shouldn't there be an arm bar somewhere in the takedown? This is a takedown with no arm bar that will let you wind up in a position where you _may_ be able to perform an armbar, but more likely side control imho.

This will not work on me.

What a dick! You are just advertising. If you are talking down on someone's technique, maybe you should offer a specific reason why you don't approve of it.

u can easily break an arm, out of experience if ur able to put someone into a kimura or americana, they often have no idea wot to do and an arm break is a little push away. However, my advice is dont get into a fight

i think this martial art is effective in a fight because most opponents arent expecting you to put them on the ground. most expect a boxing match. Plus i think putting someone into submission rather than knocking them out is more embarrassing to your opponent.

Eddie Bravo is one thing. Ari is NOT proficient in anything he shows. His techniques are sloppy and often just plain wrong. He is simply a good marketer. This is not just my opinion, but the opinion of literally 100's (if not more) highly qualified grapplers (BJJ and otherwise) on various grappling forums. Typically, only purple belts and above even bother tearing into him....but they do, and viciously, noting how much damage Ari has done to students that show up having "learned" from him.

What a moronic thing to say. They're spot on in terms of technique and cover off everything you'd learn in a normal grappling class. The guys who present them (Ari and Eddie Bravo in the seminar ones) are both exceptional practitioners and exceptional instructors. I'm so sick of these faux internet BJJ elitists who think they know a tossload about jiu jitsu but have probably not even been doing it a year.

Those videos are just enough for you to figure out how to hurt yourself. They are terrible in terms of technique.

if he was really movin his butt would have been kicked (white ones)

What about in a street fight. And yes it is used in competition. UFC uses punches/kicks with JJ all the time. You would have to be pretty damn good to use only JJ in street fight only without any strikes.

it's bjj, there is no punching

it's been used by jacare plenty of times

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Go to Gracie Acadamy Rener is very detailed in his lessons and the videos are great and I do subscribe to Submissions 101 as well.

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There's a big mistake, when the one that is doing the arm drag, the other guy when he fall it's not braking the fall... so when you practice falls you need to be careful whit falling by the right way.

Hmmm. Good move but the thing you have to think about is when the guy grabs you he might punch you so I think its good to move very fast. Plus the faster the harder they would fall.

Why bother with any of these videos when you could just watch the Submissions 101 ones??? I've just gone through all the Gracie ones and they're shite. Submissions 101 FTW

its actually harder to mount and close your guard against bulkier opponent specially with wide frames and fatter ones also when they're on the top position its quite harder to sweep or control them because of their weight. but if they lack strength it would be easier to submit them given that they don't fully mount you and if they don't know shit about positioning or else your in deep sht. :)

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its a Arm DRAG! not bar =(

...it's just an arm drag

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r u like advertisin here or givin advice ....

most moves in jiujitsu are specifically for bigger opponents. thats the main reason it was started, its the japanese version adapted for a smaller person to use