Travis almost smiled at 0:17

@larrybenford5351

6 жыл бұрын

Anti Schocken I just realized I’ve never seen this guy smile. 😂

@larrybenford5351

6 жыл бұрын

He’s like the Kanye of grappling.

This is very, very good stuff. I've been waiting for someone at this level to delve deeper into mechanics rather than technique. Could you please please post another clip like this regarding mechanics of hips to provide pressure. Awesome stuff.

Great detail on the opening up the knee slice pass.

The knee cut part is pure gold!

Love these conceptual videos man!

Thank you bro the one knee into the hip never feels like enough pressure now I've got some little details to help my pressure game osss

the entire video was gold! especially stepping back a bit to create space when in knee cut position. Excellent and thank you!

I love all those tips. Thank you TS!

I was just observing this yesterday at Renzo's while one of the black belts was rolling. Thanks Travis!. Hopefully I'll see you there so I can inquire further.

Awesome instruction! Really breaking it down and explaining the concept of creating pressure. Thank you very much, Professor Stevens!

Amazing video. Eye opening really.

Amazing thank you very much for that!

Thanks for the inspiration. I learned so much that I was able to grab a fly on the fly and crushed it in millisecond. No kidding ! Creating pressure is one of the interesting parts of bjj. I have noticed that ability to create pressure correlates well with the belt you wear.

Awesome stuff

In 8 minutes he was able to teach a lot of things Tks Travis.

This was very helpful , thanks

Great tips all around. Espeically on that knee slice. I just had that happen to me early this week.

Thanks I will try the pressure game today at training always wondered how to make myself heavier

Thanks Travis. Detail with opening the knee slide appreciated. Never seen that before. 👍

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

C R anytime!

Class A mr Stevens. Thank you.

Your videos and the stuff you teach is gold. Thank you!

@TravisStevensgrappling

6 жыл бұрын

PRSer 👍👍

thanks. gold indeed.need to smile!.always teaching some new detail.bravo.keep it up.

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

Trying

Wow, thank you!

Thanks Travis! Your way motivates me.

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Very good stuff good points

Please keep teaching concepts. Great teacher. Love your videos

@TravisStevensgrappling

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

awesome!

Thanks, Sensei Travis!!! I have bern failing doing those knee cuts, and couldn't figure out what is wrong.

Could you provide a part 2 to this video showing attack options? I feel like this is a good control position but when you free your arms to attack the dynamics of this side control will change.

Thanks!!

@TravisStevensgrappling

6 жыл бұрын

Anti Schocken 👌👌👌

Whats up Travis ? Just found your channel . Will spread the word bro .

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Oss!

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

Happy to do it

Thanks Travis! You’re videos are some of the best out there. So simple and yet so detailed - a true master class 👌🏻 Have you done, or will you be doing more videos on pressure in bjj? Thanks again 🙌🏻

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

I would like to. Having trouble finding the time.

@BrianBirdy

5 жыл бұрын

Travis Stevens greatly appreciate you taking the time to share with the community

Ty

I will like to see more, options to make pressure from the mount position.

Excellent

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

👍 👍

Great tips, this "invisible" jiu-jitsu is so helpful to understand the big picture of guard passing, even and maybe especially for white belts like me, i guess.

@TravisStevensgrappling

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you found this helpful. If there are any other concepts you would like to have a better understanding of please reach out. Happy to try to answer them.

@JSMinstantcoaching

4 жыл бұрын

Travis Stevens thank you so much for being that generous, there are a few of them. For example the plan to "disrupt" the base for a standing opponent, from a bottom position in opened guard, the "different options" the "roadmap" what to do what to expect and why so. I feel like when somebody opens my guard I just have to do my best to prevent him from passing and recover my guard, whereas there might be a plan to, "disrupt" his base and attack and therefore making him unconmfortable while he attacks, which is I guess a form of defense, I really appreciate your guidance.

I’m Officially 1k! Woohoo! Good stuff....

Nice technique

Gold

Ffion Davies came and did a seminar at our school and rolled with one of our brown belts, he said he couldn't believe how heavy she was when doing a knee slide pass!

The blue belt you were describing was me until I almost tore my mcl doing it wrong (idiot). Appreciate your videos, thank you sir!

Travis start uploading on Dtube aswell man.

Frosty!!!

Great video Travis. If we don't understand the principles, we don't understand the single moves

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

*GOLDEN TIP* Many people don't realize pressure is generated from two directions. You can press as hard as possible on an deflated balloon or you can inflate it ALOT and press softly on it to generate the same amount of pressure. In practice, you need to feed your opponent lots of food. Preferably proteine and outdated brocollis so he gets real gassy. Now THAT is pressure.

Seven years in and i have not masterd this

bad ass knee slice detil

what is with the single knee?

Can this be applied in No Gi as well?

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

NOGI is a little different you have to be more careful with the type of counter attacks people have from bottom side control. But in concept it's the same just watch out for different types of techniques.

I love how travis is so serious and his Uke is such a goof 😂

@TravisStevensgrappling

3 жыл бұрын

Good help is so hard to find LOL.

@ryang9973

3 жыл бұрын

@@TravisStevensgrappling 😂😂😂 sure he'd appreciate that

What’s the difference in effectiveness of one knee in and other sprawled out vs both knees in?

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

pmartialartsx the big difference is the slight rotation in your hips and not having the ability to keep your weight over your opponent.

So this is how you do the old python, I can't breathe, slow death type attack.

Hey Travis I just now came across you video. Could you pleas help me out. We are working on the same concept you have in this video. But my question is about the bottom position. The side control that you show is very hard to get out of. Do you have any counters to it. Shrimping does not help as the top guy can just rotate to the other side.

@sylver76

5 жыл бұрын

Escaping a fully set pin is an issue and there is no perfect solution because well, the guy on top has gravity on his side, and for every escape technique, there is a counter, so if his focus is to hold the pin, it's tough. One thing you can do is combine shrimp and bridge. You shrimp and as he moves to the other side, you bridge in the weak direction. If your timing is right, you can reverse the position. A better answer, however, is to prevent him from ever getting settled in a pin and start escaping early.

@jorgemarquez7911

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks

FROOOSTYYYY

@TravisStevensgrappling

5 жыл бұрын

I would give it two thumbs up but cant.

Can we get a pressure video version of Kesa Gatame?

@TravisStevensgrappling

4 жыл бұрын

I just recently shot a video on Kesa Gatame It will be uploaded later on this week!

@johnnysandoval9521

4 жыл бұрын

@@TravisStevensgrappling awesome! Thanks!

@johnnysandoval9521

4 жыл бұрын

@@TravisStevensgrappling I have another question. I have heard, unfortunately some people becoming paralyzed for attempting single leg takedowns. While opponent goes for guillotine. Any thing to share to prevent this and proper ways to fall, while being takendown.

This is standard Judo Osae-komi practice. Is this guy a Judo competitor?

@jedijudoka

3 жыл бұрын

He’s competed a time or two

Thats me on the left being hella immature 😂🤣

2x speed sounds like Garry Tonon

@TravisStevensgrappling

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting.

The gi kind of makes it hard to apply pressure when grips are arguably more important.

Great video but when your knees are on the mat you're taking your weight off of your opponent