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1:12 i laughed way too hard at this😂🤣😭

I think it really comes down to quality and an individuals ability to identify something that can be applied for them. For instance I'll scroll through hundreds of those short form reels and 90%+ will be low percentage flashy techniques that you will never see executed at a high level. However, you have guys out there like Jason Rau who is consistently putting out very informative short form videos that you can actually get a ton of information out of. You just have to be able to focus, pick out the valuable techniques, dedicate the time to understanding them, and actually implement them into your game. Most people will just scroll, watch something one time, and forget all about it by the next time they roll.

Hey its me Vasco. Thanks for the words man i since came back to the mats and got cauliflower ear so now im trully a bjj practicioner

This is definitely in the top 10 YT videos I've seen. Thanks!

New to BJJ, white belt with just 2 classes so far. Im 40, navy vet and played sports in my younger days. BJJ freaking gasses me, im definitely out of shape and overweight now. Any advice on eating plan? Im not looking to get rock hard abs or anything, i just want to get through a class wo having to take a break when rolling

44 soon to be 45 yo BB here-- been training since mid teens. . Blessed to have no major injuries or cancer or anything like that, but many small ones. Have the hindsight to see the arc of my physicality. Its different for everyone, but Ive found for myself, and for most of the athletes in MMA and BJJ I grew up watching and still watch, that ~33 is the top of the arc for most people. Small guy here, been ~140-145lbs most of my adult life, was always one of the fastest on the mat and took pride in that. Without having changed much in my lifestyle/training, 37 is when I really took notice that my speed vs early to mid 20s dudes was not what it used to be in jiu-jitsu. Very odd when it you experience it / see it so clearly. At 44 now Im still in similar shape as 37, but a bit heavier (155-160). My static strength is probably as good or better than it ever was, my speed and recovery time still passable, but significantly down from peak. Wind is about the same (pacing). If you want to test yourself, try running a full-on sprint for 50-100 meters or so. I noticed the slowdown/pains in full sprints before I noticed it in anywhere else.

Journaling really helps keep you consistently focused on certain problems each time you train. Without journaling I can’t really think through a problem, identify a solution, and practice applying that until it becomes a part of my game. Journaling allows my mind to flow in a different way than just daydreaming about it

My favorite type of short form content are the videos where they demonstrate what not to do and they wag their finger or shake their head... and then they caption it "sound on" like we're stupid or something

As someone who has trained both, I can say that Japanese jujutsu is more effective for self defence, Also the reason jujutsu doesn’t have ‘live’ training is that a lot of the techniques were for killing or severely injuring your opponent. Don’t get me wrong bjj is great at what it does in terms of focusing on newaza but if you wanted something for self defence I would go Japanese jujutsu

It's the transition from being good at being bad at it to being bad at being good at it, then being good at being good at it

I love your videos they're good and very good inputs in them and I like how you actually show how is done as well cuz I'm dyslexic so it's kind of hard for me to follow some things and the way in your videos you actually explain and show us the things which is why I look forward to them and like them cuz it helps me on when I used to do BJJ plan to go back to BJj's though it helps

I could top dominate everyone at my old dojo as a white belt. Even black belts. If I was allowed to throw punches, ohhh boy... Bjj is good for bjj competitions. That's about it.

It's a martial art, its not just about performance

Absolutely priceless advice in this vid

I've been subscribed and watching your videos for years . I guess I like what you're doing. LOL.

*Ive heard that Blue belt is the hardest belt to achieve. Is that true? White belt asking*

Tldr should've been a tik tok

Short or long you’ve given great advice

Trained for about 8 months, 2 years ago. 1 stripe white belt, so barely comfortable with the fundamental positions and a couple basic moves. Just hit an open mat a few days ago. Knees are skinned all up. Ahhhh mat burn, how ive missed you. Looking forward to continuing the journey.

Watching in 2x speed

It never ceases to amaze me how people act like its a huge revelation that content creators will make the content that gets them the most views.

I prefer the long form for things that are complex and require in depth analysis. Shorts are for simple ideas. Something like a top 5 list for example. I can't hate on short content to much as it did give me a cool armbar setup off the dogfight when your opponent wizzers you.

Where’s Adam been?

Instagram/Tiktok, the Mc Dojo apparatus of the BJJ world! 🤪

Chewy to CJI!

Maybe the coach is taking steroids

I don’t have the attention span for a 13 minute explanation. Could you edit this down to a short form video?

InstaAddiction lost my patronage years ago. Same with BookFace. No thanks, ZuckerCreep.

That fly was desperate to feature in the video.

I thought this was about CJI 🤣🤣🤣

Lots of gold nuggets in this video. Thanks for the indirect advice.

first of all, that's why triangle lock sucks, and did you say that's his son?

Apparently if you are facing an opponent stronger than you and they have you in a arm bar you're just f*cked

This makes me hate Bjj

We aren’t oldddd

Shaving men is more straight than BJJ

Good answer 👍🏼🙏🏼

If you come from a wrestling background then obviously NO GI would be your best bet but still do a little GI too from time to time.

People have zero attention span these days and it’s just getting worse. It’s pretty sad how things are becoming.

Getting smashed like that is exactly what I needed..One of my coaches was 270lbs😬 After a few years..He really created a monster in me🤟

good video

Im gonna get back in the gym after 2 months cause of a skin infection

Flexing your ego against newcomers ? Just don't surprised if you get hurt or injured.

Worrying about the color of your belt instead of improving your game ? No wonder people quit after belt chasing so much.

Same thing happened to me. Got my blue belt ahead of my peers. It was a suprise, and i had registered in a few tournaments. I was up against 3 stripe and 4 stripe blue belts and really felt the skill difference. I took that as motivation for how my skill level should be. It made me look at my own training and try to improve. It also made me sit down with my sifu and many of the coaches and i took a deep dive into jiu-jitsu.

I’ve got a comp today - thank you for the videos🙏

I would say never willingly go to the ground however if it ends on the ground know how to defend and get back up! Learn and know a good stand up art, multiple art as well, western boxing, judo, Japanese Jiu Jitsu , kickboxing etc. Learn how to close the distance, enter , lock up, sweeps, throws, close in elbows, head butts, knees… BJJ is a great art which I have only personally practiced within other mixed styles. personally I do not care for the tournament style where most automatically drop to ground/guard but rather prefer more tactical BJJ. Remember BJJ was birthed from Japanese Jiu Jitsu which includes many throws, licks, arm bars, chokes, joint locks… of course and well trained martial artist fighter should prevail against any non trained fighter. On the street though it is brutal, never know what’s coming from what direction, if weapons are involved, the skill of the attacker etc. I say never ever start an altercation, never underestimate anyone, try defusing issue first, avoid at all cost however if you must defend then flip your switch on and end quickly with as much violence warranted for the situation.

So many beautiful men!! They have the audacity to show off their feet!!!

Personally…..knowing what I know. (Not much lol) I happen o be a Brown Belt. IMO no one should be gettin a blue under 18 months. I am training under a very technical Black Belt that emphasizes Technique big time. (We all should) 6 months too soon. There is too much to learn and understand. I get wrestlers are very adept to jujitsu (sometimes) but jujitsu is not something you rush it takes real time and commitment to get to a high level. Too many people rush it. Not enough patience. Excellent advise Chewy

BJJ is like wearing a seat belt. It will save your life if you ever end up catastrophically on the ground. Boxing and Greco-Roman is superior to jujitsu in street situation and both will teach you to deal with stress. As a bouncer I have seen too many BJJ guys receive a bottle to the teeth or a boot to the face attempting an arm-bar or rear naked choke. Don’t ever go to the ground! Your priority is egress. But if you inadvertently do, then jujitsu will come in handy to get you back on your feet and to leave the situation with your life and body mostly intact.