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Jiu Jitsu In Minutes by Jason Scully
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Welcome to Jiu Jitsu in Minutes. My name is Jason Scully, the creator of the Grapplers Guide. Back in 2006 I made my first ever "X Techniques in Y Minutes" Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and grappling reference videos. Since then, those videos have become some of the most viewed grappling videos on UA-cam. I have decided to dedicated an entire channel to just those specific types of videos so the grappling world has a first hand reference to quickly view.
These videos will give you ideas, concepts, inspiration, and more. I hope they help you along your journey.
Many of the concepts and techniques in these videos are taught in detail at grapplersguide.com and if they are not available in detail on the Grapplers Guide, we will get the detailed instruction on the site for sure at some point!
You can find one of the biggest databases and concepts from high level experts on the Grapplers Guide as well!
Hope this channel is helpful to you!
These videos will give you ideas, concepts, inspiration, and more. I hope they help you along your journey.
Many of the concepts and techniques in these videos are taught in detail at grapplersguide.com and if they are not available in detail on the Grapplers Guide, we will get the detailed instruction on the site for sure at some point!
You can find one of the biggest databases and concepts from high level experts on the Grapplers Guide as well!
Hope this channel is helpful to you!
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Me watching this and wondering why I have bone spurs in my neck. 🤔
WOW thank you for your amazing videos, I love your channel professor
You're not making any friends with that one! Lol
You missed a trait
My stalling point has been physical fitness and flexibility. I know what I'm supposed to do i just can't do it physically in live rolling.
I added pilates to my workouts and it is amazing for flexibility and conditioning. It's Low impact so you can still lift and do normal cardio. It also really helps with inversion and bridging and shrimping.
Kind of no point to being a fast learner, if you a FL and a slow learner started at the same time; you would still be at the same belt level. Which is, imo ridiculous. McDojo tactics of equality?
@@mirjov8323 belt doesn’t matter. Skill does
@@JiuJitsuInMinutesbyJasonScully true, thanks. Just being rhetorically dramatic. And thanks for all your videos, love the format. 🤙 oss
Good stuff 💪🏽
Roger Gracie never used it saying it’s too easy to escape as you just have to break the grip on the pants. I love it but because of what Roger said I tend to use a variation that doesn’t rely on that pant grip.
Professor I love all your techniques, very good channel
Can't argue with that!
I'm a blue belt and I refused when my coach gave me the purple belt. The reason because I changed coach. It took me 2.5 year to get my blue. When the new coach take over. He offered me the purple after 1.5 year. I feel like my new coach standard is low. For me, he is more of a lazy coach that refused to accept the new bjj movement
Great content but Why is the narration sped up?
@@Mc-kk4fd The narration is not sped up. Thats how fast I’m actually talking
@@JiuJitsuInMinutesbyJasonScully so fast😅 Thx 🙏
Arm bar threat?
Based on the push and body angle it’s pretty hard for them to easily armbar you. Also you should be expecting this obvious attack when they try an armbar. This allows you to react in time to be ready.
@@JiuJitsuInMinutesbyJasonScully thank you 👍🏼
Thanks professor. I really appreciate your approach to teaching and explanation behind the moves. Hope one day I can visit your school!
Can you show a no-gi variation?
An exact variation for this in no gi doesn’t quite exists. The closest you might get is the hand in the armpits or biceps control and stand up to open their guard.
@@JiuJitsuInMinutesbyJasonScully Gotcha. Thank you!
Someone que pink guy
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Does the wiggle really help alot? Ive never was taught that part!
A wiggle or back arch can help a lot as it helps create additional pressure to open their guard.
The closed guard overhook is one of my favorite positions to work from. Don’t see too many at my gym work from it.
Whoa whoa whoa….all the time…or higher percentage? Which is it?
Well if you do such a terrible roll, then you will get caught in side control each time. Put some speed,timing and explosiness into the roll, and you end up on top
I had an accident in pretty much this position where my partner tried to turn on the side and throw his leg ontop, but he was just a tad short so what happened was basically a full torque on my toes without any opportunity to tap or move my knee. Somehow all my ligaments survived, but I limped for a month and for like a week I felt it in the ankle, knee and even hip. With some bad luck you could end up giving yourself what is essentially an inside heel hook that comes on with no time to tap. To each their own, but to me the straight ankle is the least of my concerns about that position..
Would this works if some gets you on shoulder clunch ?
No, the shoulder crunch is an underhook
Nice
Nice!
Holy Shit....that looks life changing
SICKKKKK
If you keep control of his wrist you can push it to his chest and set up a baratoplata.
This reminds me of a reverse kimura position by Drew Weatherhead
Kit Dale calls that the Great White grip, if anyone wants some more free details about it. This, by itself, is a pretty freaking awesome introductory to the position!
Love this grip. Been using it in gi for awhile. I think I saw Marcelo Garcia use it. It’s helpful because I’m older and don’t like fighting for that kimura finish against stronger guys. And going for that choke is awesome ! PS. You’re one of the first guys I started watching when I first started Bjj back in 2011. Loved your videos.
Give me your wrist. Your other wrist!!!
This is a great tip! The Kimura is one of my favorite and most reliable techniques.
Has the idea of stepping on someone ever been considered in passing or just in general for bjj like what if they're seated guard and you push them down with foot
Probably asking to get single legged or wrestle uped
Y do so many bjj guys have bald heads and look like joe rogan😂
hip bump fail to guillotine fail to 100% sweep is my entire guard game
Ha. Basically came to write this.
I was waiting for Duracell
Note for self: Failed hip bump sweep to submission: 1. Guillotine 2. Omoplata 3. Leg triangle 4. Kimura
thx i needed to hear this
Nice hospital outfit on the bottom guy
Dude I love your videos! I really enjoy how you cover so many concepts & techniques, it’s a nice quick review/crash course into each position. Keep up the amazing work bro 👊🏽. OSS
Almost like he can elbow ur face
@@justaman7682 he’s not elbowing anything from this situation.
Very cool! It's almost like a reversed bow and arrow choke! I'll have to try that
Fighting not to be swept is what causes knee injuries
Generally good advice. However, this plays into the hands of the fighter that uses techniques that rely on knee-jerk resistant reactions. It's just one of those things.
Biting work great with this philosophy.
I wish I learned this earlier
You always give us many amazing tips, That's why I love your channel
I like to flow roll and always request light rolls with my partners. I don’t like to be complacent and let them land moves I could otherwise resist but I also want to honor my request to keep the energy low. It’s a hard balance. I don’t want to risk injury to anyone but I also don’t want to ingrain passivity into my instincts.
Never would have thought of that , makes complete sense
I usually just thank them for the darce
Helio Gracie is rolling over in his grave about the dude in the Krispy Kream outfit. Oh how far we have come.?
We have evolved from the weirdo brothers who beat up a catch wrestler 3-1 because he kept beating them.