Reviewing this in 2020 and even though I've done this 100 times , listening to Rener go through the details reminds me of how much work I still need to do ! Thank you Gracie University !!! 🥋❤🥋

Love how he called Brian a brother.. That was awesome

@michaeld2390

6 жыл бұрын

Nathan Villalobos is that Brian Ortega?

@nathanvillalobos3035

6 жыл бұрын

Michael davtyan yup

@phoenixthephlame3558

3 жыл бұрын

He is his brother! As you are mine!

@austinkeho5937

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeld2390 yes the og is now in the ufc fighting against the top dudes

I love that well timed smile...really reinforces the point he is making in a pleasant way. Rener is a rock star!

5:12 freaked the hell out of me I thought he just destroyed that guys shoulder

@thetrickster9943

4 жыл бұрын

😂🤣

Rener is such a superb instructor..he articulates every piece so perfectly.. thanks for the technical breakdown...I do this move even better now due to your details.

Awesome instructor, these really help to reinforce what you learn in class.

I love how excited Rener is every time he makes a video. It seems like he's doing it for the very first time even though he's been doing this stuff over and over and over again. I suppose that's one reason why Rener is so good: Everything keeps its interest to him.

I'm loving the old Gracie Insider videos! Also, very awesome how he called T-City his brother :)

Spoke too much? Renner you are one of the most clear and concise instructors I have ever seen. My instructors, thankfully, teach very much as you do. I am fortunate to train with them.

I love the details! Renner Gracie is so good at explaining and breaking down the small details, the how and the why. Thank you for making this video!

THE ENTIRE GRACIE FAMILY ARE LEGENDS ESPECIALLY Rener and Ryron. Thank you guys on all the help you have provided me with GJJ. You two are very great teachers, so thank you.

You could NEVER speak "too much". Your attention to detail is amazing.

Lol, how young was Brian Ortega in this video? Did he already turn 18?

@apartmenta4439

5 жыл бұрын

Barely 17 i think, crazy

I love these videos, its like a how to guide to being a black belt :D mind you it would take years to watchand learn them all to put it into practise - its really annoying that some instructors know how to do it but cant really explain it accurately but this dude is awesome in that respect

tutorials are on point, explains everything exactly perfect i love it

Damn. Look where "little brother" Brian is now. This is crazy

Great video, really enjoyed. I was looking to see if there was a leg-based sweep into kimura that I did with my coach a few weeks back. But it's always cool to see and learn new techniques :D Well presented too.

one of the most amazing techniques in gracie jiu jitsu! Every single detail in this technique is with 100 % effectivness! you don't use your own strenght even once! ;D

Looks easy but damn there is alot of steps and it's complex makes me appreciate it even more

Thank you for all the videos.

This old Gi Rener is wearing here was the best. Would love to get ahold of one 🥋.

Great stuff. Love the riding your opponent up variation. Thanks!

The Gracie Jiu Jitsu Academy in Torrance CA. It's a suburb of LA. It was the first BJJ school in the US.

This channel is awesome, treasure trove!

I wasn't paying attention and I thought Rener killed Brian Ortega at 5:16

Great lesson. Great teacher

These videos are gems

Great video as usual, you are always entertaining...

Just wanted to say THANK YOU for this video! went for a BJJ practice yesterday and tapped someone with this :-) i only started BJJ like 4 months ago and im 30 years old. Peace from Israel

@N73B60

8 жыл бұрын

I thought israelis would practice Krav Maga

@RoniRonkoKovatch

8 жыл бұрын

+N73B60 Although Krav Maga (literally translates to "contact battle" if anyone wanted to ask) is an israeli practice, there are places here who teach BJJ and other stuff... :)

@notorious4204

6 жыл бұрын

lol I am 15 I also started 4 months ago

@notorious4204

6 жыл бұрын

FUCK ISIS

@lowlowseesee

6 жыл бұрын

im 37 and i started seven days ago

great thing about the kimura from the guard: If it doesnt work you can still go for a omoplate, take the back, go for a gogoplata, triangle etc. the biggest problem (even if I love the Kimura extremly), you have to set it up perfectly, and your timing has to be laser sharp.

I love the Kimura. The best Kimura was Karo Parisyan vs Dave Strasser in the UFC.

Thumbs up if you're watching this in 2018.

@sahilbantawa2573

5 жыл бұрын

19

@Drhomelander

5 жыл бұрын

2019. I have been doing bjj for one month.

@superklex

3 жыл бұрын

2021

@Ureyeuh

3 жыл бұрын

@@superklex same

So smooth and awesome!!

Excellent video!

Great demonstration.

My left shoulder is sore from drilling this twice this week lol

Great instructor!

best teacher ever!

Super! Great variations

Powerful Young TCity

Yeah i'm a total beginner to BJJ and everything he says makes perfect sense, would love to train with someone like this!

Not everyone is an expert in Judo or JJ, or BJJ very well explained thank you.

dude is really enthusiastic with his teaching, wish i trained there.

one of my fav submission

jo nice ,but i wish you show steps like 1-2-3-4 slowlier and where is the 2nd , your favorite variation, can i get a link please 'cause i can't find it?

I love learning when punches are considered. So much better.

videos are great man but I got to get on the mat and train this stuff

Great video

i don't think there can be a more comprehensive video on this technique

Great teaching

SO VERY WELL DONE - Thank You

do you have any on sweeps, or take downs?

"Scoot potential" haha.

Great instruction!

10 years ago, Brian Ortega had a choice

@ButterBallTheOpossum

3 жыл бұрын

Holy shit i didn't even make that connection until you said that. I thought that was literally his brother lol

great explanation

I remember watching this about 13 years ago when I first started jiu jitsu. Now seeing it again, there are some details I still use and things I have added since. One thing I would recommend doing differently and im sure they do now is to use a monkey grip when finishing not a "C" grip.

awesome!

@TheSleepingMoth I would like to see one of your fights. Moreover, I would like to see you fight that guy.

Thank you

brian? that doesnt begin with an r...

@Kujien

8 жыл бұрын

***** No, it's Brian "T-City" Ortega , He isn't a member of the Gracie family.

@Kujien

8 жыл бұрын

420SanJuan He isn't a gracie

@youmang

8 жыл бұрын

+420SanJuan The B is silent

@profd65

7 жыл бұрын

Or a "C."

@lowlowseesee

6 жыл бұрын

honorary Gracie that kid

Yes gotta try this! What happened to Brian Gracie? Didn't know there was another brother.

@flipgsp

2 жыл бұрын

He changed his name to Brian Ortega and became a UFC star lol. Just kidding. He wasn't a Gracie, he just called him brother.

This guy seems like such a cool guy!

thankyou so much great teaching

thanks for sharing

Great lesson!!! Thank you!!! Oss!!!

if they straighten it cant you go for a oma plata? (or however you spell it)

Lol That was educational AND entertaining! As usual, great vids from the gracie's! lol You kill me Rener!

A question: when you get to the stage 1 of the punch block series, when you wrap your foot around his back, could he attack you in the groin with his knee? If yes, how do you defend against that? I'm just thinking about the street application for this technique. Please don't think I have bad intentions for asking this, I'm asking this because I'm genuinely interested, as you can see from this very newbie-ish question.

@njdnjdfvsj

9 жыл бұрын

Deal with it, getting kneed in the nuts is way better than getting your face stomped out

@Ulalamulala

8 жыл бұрын

+njdnjdfvsj actually, you will recover quicker from a stomp to the face than a groin strike

@dpalmer4588

7 жыл бұрын

Deniz Aydin not if they break your jaw or crack your skull.. Yeah, a nut strike sucks, but stomp on the head can potentially be WAY WORSE.. and to respond to the original question, hold your opponent tight. If he's focused on trying to hit you in the sack, I guarantee he's not trained in submission defense and will likely leave an opening for you. Someone who does something like that is desperate. Stay calm and keep training.

I am a beginner but i am making some kind of mistake. Whenever i try the kimura, my opponent is able to bend his arm, wich makes me lose my grip. Any tips?

Rener was born to coach.

Hips scoot shoulder scoot! Great video. 2 dislikes? 2 people have tapped to a kimura!

All of the Gracies have strange, exotic names. And then there is Brian...

@Banetheshelterdog

5 жыл бұрын

Brian was not born a gracie his last name is ortega rener took him in as a young kid to teach him jiu jitsu around the age of 13 he has grown up with the family and and they have become family over the years

i was wondering is that neck hug legal in judo competions?

It would help to demonstrate technique if each person had more vibrant colors. Instead of wearing a white gi, try blue and red. It makes it so you can see the two people and limbs very easy. Try to wear something that makes your body look more unique from his. (I know you have a voice and face and this and that, but a little color coordination might do wonders.)

damn! Crazy seeing brian ortega here.

super nice

beautiful

Nice details... What is the guy in the guard moves his knee "North" to block the hips from moving out from under once the arm is trapped?

@35november

9 жыл бұрын

I am curious about your question. You are asking if the guy (Brian in this situation) moves his left knee up towards Reners head to block the hips from scooting out?

@KrisSays

9 жыл бұрын

Number09 exactly...

@35november

9 жыл бұрын

Questions like that are good, I have ideas but I don't have a answer for you. I am going to drill that very scenario, on both sides.

@KrisSays

9 жыл бұрын

Number09 No disrespect for not using their names!... But, the initial "scoot" with the opposite side of the Kimura would be the first "block" as I have always been taught to keep the knees as "North" as possible unless you are jamming it in their "bum" for an escape. The second and probably most critical, once he has the set up of the Kimura lock...is to advance the same side knee "North" as to keep Reners' hips from sliding through... Probably not the best description. Hope that helps... Wish you the best in your studies!

I really hope to see rener in the UFC. He is one of my favorites.

@dinglemccringleberry6258

4 жыл бұрын

looks like it didn't pan out

2:41 can you sweep him from that position?

Best BJJ Instructors in the world right here... easily.

very good

Do they clone Gracie’s? How many are there? A100?

@Accion_y_Pasion

5 жыл бұрын

Chuck Johnson it’s a big family but his “younger brother” Brian is not a Gracie he’s a ufc fighter and he is very close with the gracies

How many brothers do you have?

T-City!!!

Renner should be a politician or public speaker. You don't hear any "UMMMM"s and "UHHHH"s with him. He speaks very eloquently and with purpose.

Brian my man

So young in this

rener is the best

I came here after watching Werdum Vs Overeem. FInally getting it thanks :)

I love how he calls the other person "the bad guy" XD

nice!!! thanks!!!

What I don t understand is why you need to scoot out on the side to finish. In my gym they teach it without getting to the side. I might be missing some details, but I feel like the scooting out to the side moment might alow for the opponent to roll over. Perhaps one can get punched if you don t scoot away from the free hand?

@prodigalbrock

5 жыл бұрын

If you don't scoot out to the side your leverage is minimal. This creates maximum leverage and control.

he has a nack for explaining stuff

ty

can you show everyone that with a guy like Tsunami? I have an impossible time with him and my hands are small his are large.

Brian Tcity Ortegaaaa

Awesome Lesson Sir.

lmao "serious business"... gotta love em