Kani basami and jumping to guard. That guy was trying to destroy your knees.

@bossman674

4 күн бұрын

Bruh I thought the same thing!

@shinka6670

4 күн бұрын

The scissor should be illegal in anything but professional. You're an asshole if you do that to people. Jumping guard to a lesser degree but it's stupid as well.

jumping closed guard should be a DQ

Jumping guard should be banned. Or if you want to keep it legal, then allow the slams.

I needed this 🙏🏼

Appreciate the commentary. Great insight at your level. Keep it up!!

Yes love these commentary!

Great coverage

Subscribed. As a white belt, this video helped me tremendously on guard passing - even more than tips from black belts. Good stuff. Keep it coming.

@Carsahh

4 күн бұрын

And I didn’t even explain anything about guard passing 🤩 maybe a bit, made this one a while ago and don’t remember 😂 stay tuned for Monday, I’ll be dropping a vid on passing brown belts as a lower belt from the same tournament 😁

Beautiful fundamentals Carson!

homie should rethink his game

Carson, if not already have you done a video about competition mindset and nerves?

Is jumping to guard legal at blue belt? Love the content. Keep it up!

@Carsahh

4 күн бұрын

For most tournaments yes 😅

Just a small tip that will make a HUGE difference when you have someone in side. Stay away from his legs/lower body When youre passing. Remeber that you can control his hip with you hand on the same side as you are by posting it on the ground by his hip, or you can just grab his knee if he is turning against you and just pull it straight (cause he wants to curl up like a ball and get a knee shield in, or you can force that knee to the other side making his lower body turn away from you. Also, you can go towards north south, which you should (at least) have done rather than than getting back into his guard or him getting a knee shield. Going to NS will block his attempt at going back to halfguard or getting a knee shield in. (Just remeber to push his knees away from his body and keep pressure) Luckily he turned away into turtle.

When you do the flatten out thing. Try slide down a bit further down to his lower back and backheel with your own legs sprawling into him so you lift his legs up. Then if you have over under grip try pull his hand with your underhook side hand. So he lies on it while you sprwal into him, then pull that arm out and lift his forehead up with that hand and your choke arm (the overhook should be ready to choke and then finish it. Im worse case keep pulling his forhead up and look for the choke, remever in gi, you have the collar as well. When you have your hooks in and flatten him out like you did, with the right pressure and controll this is by far the most dominant position you can have

Great commentary bro. I learned a lot....also a 40 year old purple belt....always learning

jump pull guard is cringe, don't care what anyone says

When’s your match with josh beam

0:52 I’ve never heard of the concept of keeping their knees below your knees. I’m pretty sure you can get to DLR or even a deep DLR (de la x) with your knee lower than the standing person. I think what’s stopping him for entering DLR is your grips to stop him from getting the angle and your butt is low enough that there’s no room to get the DLR hook in.

@Carsahh

4 күн бұрын

Very true, I just wanted to emphasize getting the knee pushed below yours. Could’ve explained that one better 😅

I’m Roman! I had no intention of trying to hurt Carson’s knees or intentionally attack something illegal lol. (For everyone who thinks I did) Side note: Carson is definitely right that I fight very unorthodox - worked for my other matches with all subs but fundamentals always kills at the end of the day 😂 Hopefully me and Carson can scrap again, it was a fun match!

@rondesmond7209

4 күн бұрын

Chill with the kani basami; otherwise good for you for getting out there and scrapping.

@LinxGaming

4 күн бұрын

whats with the kani basami bro

@romancrasto7505

4 күн бұрын

@@rondesmond7209 Yeah, I thought it was legal and apologized to Carson completely after. Appreciate it though bro

@Carsahh

4 күн бұрын

Do want to add, he did finish everyone else that day. He was also (aside from the Kano basami that didn’t damage me at all lol) playing well within the ruleset for grappling industries. While I may agree that jumping guard can be problematic, I knew that going into the tournament and consented to fight against those techniques. It was a good match and also looking forward to going at it again!

@romancrasto7505

4 күн бұрын

@@Carsahh Thank you Carson! I have upmost respect for your understanding and sportsmanship.

I’m curious why you chose to take a reactive (counterattack) approach in HQ as opposed to proactively attacking. Is that a hallmark of the position, or your personal play style? And do you find that the benefits outweigh the risks?

@Carsahh

16 сағат бұрын

I like to use headquarters as a safety position. It’s easy to hold and has multiple routes to attack from based on my opponents reaction. So the more they freak out or move the more openings created. I guess the point is that I’m trying to stay calm and not expose myself while capitalizing on their mistakes. Much different than my outside passing system where I try to initiate and force attacks / openings 👍

@Carsahh

16 сағат бұрын

To add a bit, I used to play almost exclusively from HQ, but after most of my training partners started to figure out my style it was harder to find attacks from there. So that’s when I started to play more outside passing, and I use HQ as a safety position when I get entangled. From there I’ll look for those openings or back out and go around again

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Becareful with that grip when you are standing to open the guard. When you stand to open the closed guard you want to be forcing the guard pullers/players hip towards the ground it neutralize their attacks and makes it easier to open their legs. By keep your grip post higher on their collar as opposed to moving it towards their hips the guard player feels no pressure on his hips and has full mobility. At blue belt you can get away with that grip higher on the lapel...as the guard players skill level increases you want to shut those hips down. Also, avoid having your knees on the ground when opening/Passing guard...your knees on the ground lowers the amount of pressure on your opponent and makes it easier for them to move. Just think about when you play guard....it's easier to sweep and sub when a knee is on the mat as opposed to when someone is tripod or hovering.

Ref looks like Vinny Guadagnino

Carson, you rock ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

2:35 you could have transitioned in to scarf hold, & he wouldn't be able to escape.

Grappling industries is a spaz fest

Early today \

Blue belts making technique and strategy videos... bruh

@Carsahh

3 күн бұрын

I’ll genuinely fly out to wherever you’re located. PLEASE send me your gym and I’ll come out this summer

@Whiskydanger

2 күн бұрын

This is probably super helpful for a lot of white-purple belts. I love how arrogant you are based off belt color. Carson is probably wrecking most hobbyist purple and brown belts.belt color means nothing💯

@Carsahh

2 күн бұрын

@@Whiskydanger the moment Cole Abate stepped on the 1st place platform at ADCC trials I realized belts have almost 0 value in terms of defining someone’s skill level 😂 (I’m still quitting the day I get subbed by a white belt)