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How To Get Good At BJJ FAST

بواسطة Jordan Teaches Jiujitsu

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@JordanTeachesJiujitsulast year Check out my BJJ Theory Course: 6
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@bendoesjiujitsu93692 years ago Hope you guys like the edit and animations in this video! We worked so hard on this one aha. 294
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@ironpatriot3442 years ago 1. Drill (with a purpose)
2. Do your homework (learn outside of mat time)
3. Ask your training partners how they’re beating you
4. Record your rolls
5. Be consistent 112
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@barryangeline48852 years ago "This is supposed to be fun, don't take it too serious and let your ego get in the way" This is gold! I needed this right now! 116
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@overrideFunction2 years ago #3 is my favorite and I just started doing this. There was this one purple belt that always swept me from butterfly and I just asked him "what do other people do to defend your butterfly guard that give you trouble?" He gave me some fantastic tips that really helped me! It was great having someone that literally coached me through beating his best guard. Now that's a fantastic gym culture! ... 39
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@TeachMeGrappling2 years ago Wow thank you so much Jordan! Someone told me you mentioned my channel and I feel very honored! ❤ Subscribed and I hope to learn some new things from you!! 🤙 Coach Brian 59
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@nathdog19922 years ago Loved the line "you're going to be somewhere in 10 years, you might as well be a black belt" puts it into such great perspective and can apply to so many things in life not just BJJ. Cheers for the videos. 6 months into my jiu-jitsu journey at 30 yrs old :-) ... 16
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@LIMIBJJ2 years ago Appreciate the shoutout! You have the best video quality on YouTube and your hard work is appreciated 🙌🏼 6
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@Blacktorch272 years ago This video is phenomenal. I’m going to be coming back to this one over and over again for a while, thank you! 1
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@amjedhatu5422 years ago The best advice on YouTube for jiujitsu. It took me years to figure these few simple things out. Keep it coming Jordan!!!
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@jacksongray30012 years ago As a blue belt that’s started to feel like my improvement is stagnating, this video was so helpful. Love this channel and the way you explain your techniques in rolls🤝 31
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@TREEfool3 months ago The editing in this is incredible. You guys did your research in viewer retention. And of course, the substance was amazing too. Thanks.
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@matcore2 years ago Yep, going obsessive on videos of a specific position or move is my number one learning method. After class, if something was a struggle I'll binge every video I can find and try again next class and the improvement is night and day. Your vids have been pivotal in this process. ... 1
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@altruistictorahstudies30432 years ago Glad to have found your channel Jordan! Great advice, looking forward to learning from you.
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@nmgbbmonie17652 years ago So humble and so informative. Subscribed! 3
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@BH-ix7nq2 years ago Awesome video, always look forward to these😁👊
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@GustavoPolska2 years ago The 🐐 of instructionals. Thanks for always trying to help us out!
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@angiefox85342 years ago Awesome advice as always! Thanks Jordan👊 3
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@HopingTree2 years ago These are incredibly valuable tips. You are a jiu jitsu inspiration. Thanks for sharing back with those that are coming up in the community.
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@MarioDoesDetails2 years ago Yet another great video, Jordan. Your content is truly inspirational, & can’t thank you enough for the consistent knowledge. 🤝 1
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@wizardlyrhino28242 years ago You got some high quality content, keep at it brotha
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@makingsnow92342 years ago Homework is real good stuff.
I took advices from Jordan which is never letting your opponent grab your head or giving them underhook.
I always think these two things when I’m in guard and also when I’m top position I’m focusing on those two things.
Thanks Jordan. ... 2
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@KOP19686 months ago Thank you Jordan this video was so helpful, keep up the great work 👍🏾
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@LeviPage2 years ago This is stuff I tell everyone all the time. Focus on guard passing/retention. Also, your point about watching lots of videos on the same topic. This has been invaluable for me. You find commonalities that ultimately help you understand the underlying concepts and each teacher gives you a different perspective. ... 20
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@jesseradolinski9892 years ago As usual, super helpful and concise. Thanks for the dope material.
Its interesting that reading about BJJ was so helpful for such a visual/tactile activity. 1
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@25davidhenry2 years ago This video was fantastic! You Gave a great outline of how to progress! Your tips and instruction are gold! Thank you!
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@daxfit32 years ago Such great advice, Jordan. Thanks so much, man! 1
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@EvolveNowYoga2 years ago The editing on this one is great and even better advice!! 2
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@apvienneau76972 years ago Awesome video as always ! Love the channel and podcast keep it up.
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@ajochum2 years ago Every single one of your videos is so helpful… thanks for doing this! 1
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@gmenendez95698 months ago Thank you Jordan. I have just taken 3 classes but I know I’m on the right track.
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@onyxcideYT2 years ago I really liked you talking to the camera. You’re getting better at this YouTube thing. Keep it up! OSS 👊
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@andreyteslenko8302 years ago Keep doing a good job👊
Awesome tips btw
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@JoeC_aka_PwnerJoe2 years ago These tips helped a lot, thank you Jordan!
👊🏽 1
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@andrewjohnson79242 years ago Great video and overall excellent channel!! 👊🏻🤙🏻
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@clarkdever2 years ago Your videos have turned a corner in quality Jordan. I'm a long time subscriber (used to live in Buffalo). Keep up the great work! You're breaking out! 1
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@davybarr59192 years ago Wow, just the video I needed to see. Perfect advice for a new blue belt. Love your stuff, man!
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@__gk___2 years ago You literally listed all of my most listened to BJJ channels. You’re the man Jordy!
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@delugedjone week ago Love your channel brother. Thanks for the data downloads, I appreciate you ❤
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@mustafamohamed50922 years ago Thank you for the content, we love what you do it's very helpful 1
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@lizkim96472 years ago Thank you for this channel! It's fresh and definitely filling a void in a sea of BJJ videos! If you have tips for smaller people that are weaker (aside from the obvious "be more technical"), it would be greatly appreciated!! ...
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@coreychancelor2112 years ago i swear you. are. the. best.!!!!!! i LOVE IT WHEN YOU POST keep it up!!! 1
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@JCSTORMASTER772 years ago Thanks for the advice. Your videos always help! Actually almost finished the one handed Kimora you showed!!! 👊👊👊
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@darnellleming9172 years ago Gold video again👊🏽 I’m pretty bad at passing guards so I know what I have to do thanks! 1
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@Jeetacademykl2 years ago amazing content ! thank you SO MUCH for the advices 1
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@ElbowsTight2 years ago This video is GOLD!!!
Asking questions with a purpose is so powerful. Don't just ask, "what should I work on?"
Also thanks for the shoutout 🤙🙏🥋 1
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@wayofbjj2 years ago Great tips and totally agree with all of your points! And you are right, your channel is not too bad 😂
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@ConveyApp2 years ago Thanks for the wonderful content. I would like to add, in regards to drilling. Injuries of any kind are demoralizing. I injured my shoulder 20 yrs ago and quit BJJ. It was one of the biggest mistakes of my life. Fortunately I came back 3 yrs ago and am on my way to purple belt. Now I believe injury can be a blessing in disguise to force adaptation in you BJJ game. One of my training partners hurt his back pretty badly. Almost couldn’t walk. He came to class every day took notes, and rehabilitated his back during class. He started basic guard movements, then started drilling with partners super lightly in his back control, which was not good before his back got hurt. He was a (3) striped blue for a very long time. With in the 4 months of his note taking and back rehab at the gym he is almost impossible to defend his back control and received his purple belt in June. He would have never worked on his back takes if he had not gotten injured to the level of proficiency he is at now. ... 4
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@torrytucker97662 years ago Just putting out banger after banger! 🔥🔥
My biggest challenge in Jiujitsu has been consistency. I work a very labor intensive job so many days after work all I want to do is go home and rest for the next day. I’ll have months where I let that side of me win, but then I’ll have other months where I’m extremely disciplined in showing up regardless.
It’s definitely a work in progress. 😅 ... 34
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@calebvinson87032 years ago Cool Jon Thomas shoutout. I train in Chattanooga, TN and drop into Triangle Academy in Franklin, TN whenever possible. Jon’s brother is an instructor there and I always enjoy his classes. Also, always enjoy the content! Much love! ...
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@KAP32DW2 years ago Quality videos are better than some obscure technique. This video was golden and useful. Thanks appreciate what you do and teach.
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@DSVN232 years ago Jordan’s YouTube channel is a cheat code to get good fast. My defence has gone up massively due to your videos and simple tips, now just to improve my offence (always been my weak point) 1
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@SunnyRacc2 years ago Thank you for making this video. 20 and just now getting into jui jitsu
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@stanislavprotasenia76622 years ago u have learned so much from you past 2 years. you are superb 1
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@yartysparty2 years ago Excellent video that everyone should watch. I still read JiuJitsu Academy every chance I get.
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@davidrivas64122 years ago I think you have the best information on jiu jitsu 1
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@BrandonsBJJ2 years ago Hey Jordan, great vid! Editing is looking sick. I enjoyed this new format.
Would you ever consider putting subtitles on some of your vids? I tend to register things a bit better when I’m reading and watching, the CC option on YouTube tends to go too fast & is a bit jumbled. Not sure if you’ve had the request before.
Thanks for your vids as always. Love the podcast as well. ... 1
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@TonyFerrieri6 months ago Great advice. As a 57 year old white belt time is not on my side. But I love it! Thanks Jordan looking forward to catching up on your past videos. And learning from future ones!
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@Briggsy2 years ago Rad content Mate, your films have helped me out heaps!
My biggest challenge has always been rolling with heavier people (I'm 70kg, anyone over 90kg is pretty full on for me), I'll definitely watch as many tips and tricks films you can make about rolling with the big fellas! ...
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@briangrose98472 years ago Perhaps the most useful video on how to improve BJJ. Thank you. I will meditate on this and apply it during my training 1
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@tonycatterall995111 months ago I train at alleycats in the UK.. we are a very good BJJ gym.. I have trained for around 7 years now. And I must say your video are amazing thank you for your post.. they do help a lot. Keep doing what you are doing thanks
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@ppusher2354last year im a very young while belt and my only talent is learning techniques very quickly, your inside position made me go from worse to on par with one of the other high level while belts at my gym(same with the dog fight). truly amazing advice man! ...
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@jonnewbury34822 years ago Keeping a journal after every class has really helped fast track my progress. Highly recommend it. 👊🏻
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@vladmatos6342 years ago you re the best man. Thanks a lot for everything!
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@jon75232 years ago Solid content as usual! I especially love the other YouTube channel recommendations 👌 I have gained tons of insight via premium YouTube it's worth every penny to watch endless amounts of BJJ content with no ads! It's similar to instructions or at least the next best thing. As, I watch and create playlists on specific moves & techniques (from various grappling channels) that become a library for me to go back and reference anytime I want. It's been my BJJ hack since 2018✊ ...
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@JWR102 years ago Great video, Jordan. Thank you! And great editing, Ben! My biggest frustration is overcoming my ego when one of my partners that has trained for a less amount of time submits me. I know this is extremely common, and I'm hoping to get over it real soon because I don't like the negative feelings I get when it happens ...
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@BEDCAN232 years ago Great video as always. I felt that comment about quitting and could have been a black belt by now😅. Glad to be back though.🤙
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@adamkovacevic88872 years ago Love these vids man! You and the whole team behind you are providing excellent knowledge and quality in your work. Thanks a ton and if you're ever in Ocala, come by PSF Ocala also known "Burdhouse". Much love from FLORIDA homie. ...
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@gregorywilkinson573111 months ago "... Rather than ten seconds in your guard, and the rest just trying to survive"
-this is probably the toughest challenge faced by beginners, and it certainly was the same for me. It's not just the taxing physicality of defending from bottom side control, it's psychologically challenging to know you're just getting dominated round after round. ... 5
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@patrickblackbox28082 years ago Great video!! Looking forward to the video about angles beating frames
Looking forward to the video about angles beating frames
One suggestion, make a video in the style of how to escape from side control to other positions, mounted, back defense in gi and nogi
Thanks for the content, hug from brazil ...
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@JakubS_2 years ago I like your style, you are very goal oriented, no bs, no wasting time. That's why you where able to progress so fast, and hard work of course. />I don't want to sound mean, but sometimes i wondering where you could have been if not the kids and pause at your "competition path".
I know you have been happy, and you would not trade it and so on. But you know, would you be an ADCC champ? I think you are the material. Take care, and keep it up. ... 1
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@KierenLefevre2 years ago Ayyye shhoutout to me and big Chad haha awesome video Jordan! Thank you for your insight as well.