GNAHHHLY SHOULDAH LOCK! Love it!

@PatrickMartinez1

2 жыл бұрын

He was channeling Arnold there for a second.

if you’re like me and come from a strong wrestling background and love spamming overhooks when you feel like you’re in any type of trouble, this is a great way to start developing a system when on bottom. thank you!

i always feel like a black belt after watching my aussie friend coach tom :)

Thank you so much!!! I always lost my overhooks, I thought it was because of the sweat. Now I know that my hip placement was poor. Thanks coach!

You are my new favourite Bjj youtube instructor

Foot on the hip detail is very helpful!

Somehow, from all the people giving tuts on the internet, your techniques always work really well for me!! Like a shit load of them. I guess because we have similar body types and I'm not very mobile and therefore not into scrambling and inverting too much. Simple, tight and effective moves straight out of the basics. Love em.

Thanks coach I needed to see this

This channel is amazing. You show attacks from my favorite control positions that I don't have many finishes from. You've helped me get so many more subs

This is so good I had to rewatch it about five times. Got the overhook from closed guard easily during a roll the other day but failed on all other details and ended up stuck there for about five minutes lol. Can’t wait to try again...

@stevestevens8646

2 жыл бұрын

I like to distract by pretending to attack/compromise the opposite wrist, and when they try to move it away from their body, clap That triangle choke on.

I’m gonna try this today!

I love that last shoulder lock!

bro you are the man so easy to follow and the techniques work so well! appreciate you man! OSS

@TheGrapplingAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure 🙏🙂🥋

Thank u , it was nice

Fair Play bro your stuff is the best I’ve come across ... I’m that excited ! 😂 epic Tom

It is nice to see that what I am doing in my self defense training when I am in the guard on the bottom is pretty much that (plus getting up). Excellent use of the guard also when strikes are involved. Thanks for teaching

OVERHOOK....!!! who would have thought! Thank you! AAAAAHHHHH! Slowly I get it!

Great serie from guard overhook.

very good coach ,and I love the way how you explain technique

Thanks man. Sweet techniques, good explanations. I really appreciate this video. I've watched it like 3 times now and I'll probably watch it several times more until I have these principles and techniques internalized.

Aussies have the greatest accent in all the English speaking world.

Another great video. Much thanks from America!

Always good things on this channel

Nice sequence coach Tom

Thanks Professor Tom. Oss

This is great.

Can’t wait for the Gi version 👍

Thanks a lot from Egypt and Qatar

Nice moves coach

Very nice.

Great.

Really cool ) thnks

Love a gnarly

Jon jones does that shoulder lock from the clinch and just rips it

Great videos! Keep it up brotha.. Oss

“That’s a gnarly shoulder lock, I don’t teach it to all my white belts because everyone would have injured shoulders, so go ahead and give that one a try!” LOL

Nice

Hello coach, super teh., respect 😁👍👍👍

@TheGrapplingAcademy

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it Damir. Happy rolling (-: Coach Tom Davey

Hi Professor, do you have a no gi version link? thank you! excellent training.

I'm a bit surprised there is no (ude hishigi) hiza gatame. I've never done it in no-gi, so maybe that's the explanation, but with the way you put your knee you're already almost in position.

Can you show us the Frank Mir submission he did from the guard? Kind of like a Gable grip twisting into an americana.

@TheGrapplingAcademy

6 жыл бұрын

I have shown this on youtube before. I believe again just recently on how to finish triangle attacks non traditionally. Its a fun and easy move (-: Coach Tom Davey

@badxradxandy

Жыл бұрын

That's what the last one was

What did you call the submission at 02:49? Sounded like Lucky Last but couldn’t quite make it out

You mentioned it's not a whizzer and your not trying to get your partner or opponent down. But, can you use it to bring opponent down to break posture, shrimp out a little more, throw right leg over back to hold posture and reverse arm bar or oma plata? What would be negative outcome?

@TheGrapplingAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

There are many attack options too numerous to list here but experiment and find out what feels right to you and works on the mats! (-: Tom Davey

Coach Tom, To be honest I have been trying to get into this position from closed guard but am having trouble and gave it up. I'd like to go back to this, any more suggestions on how to get the overhook from closed guard?

@TheGrapplingAcademy

6 жыл бұрын

Break their posture and move your hips out to the side. Otherwise, use it opportunistically when finding yourself with a guard overhook control. Happy rolling (-: Coach Tom Davey

im trying this tonight. i always grab the overhook but never know what to do with it

0:23

Hey coach, curious if you feel the same way about these techniques 6 years later? Have you found much of this obsolete with the advancements of your own game along with Jiu jitsu as an entity? I really like to hear what coaches feel about their techniques years later. Thanks!

Hi Tom, great video. Ive been trying to attack overhooks from guard, and ive found some moderate success catching the omoplata. One problem im coming across that Im struggling to troubleshoot is that im frequently catching the overhook from a flat position instead of off to the side. Do you have any tips for creating angle if you're dealing with an opponent who likes to pressure and stall in closed guard when you're flat on your back?

@TheGrapplingAcademy

5 жыл бұрын

Just keep repping and set your body position up first and then attack the omoplata. Happy omoplatas (-: Tom Davey

mad overhook attacks coach tom... hey just out of curiosity have you ever met or learned from jean Jacques machado..?

@TheGrapplingAcademy

6 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed. JJM is a legend (and brother of my coach) and I relish the opportunity to learn from him if I ever get the opportunity. (-: Coach Tom Davey

At first, I was terrified. "ATTACKS FROM GOD?" Then, I remembered accents are a thing. #painfullyamerican

🙏🏼🔥🙏🏼🔥🙏🏼

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I went to my knees after breaking the posture and got an easy darce. Probably wouldn’t work above blue belt though let’s be honest 🤣

😃👍🏾

Until now the only submission that made me squirm and cringe was the heel hook That shoulder lock looks ridiculously painful 😓