Talk-Jitsu Episode 33: Jiu-Jitsu "Triggers", Grappling Like Ancient Greeks, Being A Uke? & More!

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Jordan Preisinger (Jordan Teaches Jiujitsu), Uke Mike and Joey Boretski discuss a variety of topics about BJJ. This is a fun and engaging conversation sure to keep you listening!
Jordan's courses: courses.jordanteachesjiujitsu...
Timestamps:
00:00 - What are „triggers“ in Jiu-Jitsu?
00:30 - The open elbow trigger
03:27 - The advantages of shaming people so they improve themselves
04:30 - Being a uke is hard
05:10 - Does Jordan use his students to show off?
07:30 - Joey's fun game for keeping your elbow tight
08:40 - Taking the Mount from Side Control when someone bridges + more passing-while-transitioning tips
11:15 - The open elbow & inside position
12:15 - When someone steps close to your head, go for the X-Guard
13:57 - Mike's Half Guard to Toehold trigger? The Butterfly Hook & Knee Shield utility
18:51 - The Headquarters question
21:58 - Closed Guard: if they're leaning back, go for the Hip Bump Sweep
23:23 - The trigger for a Triangle from Closed Guard
25:15 - Get people moving
27:00 - Is Jordan's channel a „beginner channel“?
28:10 - Creating movement part 2 (overreactions and underreactions)
31:24 - Why BJJ black belt matches are boring
32:59 - Grappling like the ancient Greeks did it? Rolling without a rashguard, 4 layers of clothes rule, „weird“ submissions
37:33 - When people stand square, go for the Dummy Sweep
38:05 - Pulling guard into a Dummy Sweep, learning from Marcelo Garcia
42:34 - Is Marcelo a bigger GOAT than Gordon Ryan?
45:08 - Does Marcelo Garcia do Leg Locks? Is he a good teacher? Getting talented people into one room
50:37 - Would Gordon Ryan be as successful without John Danaher? Relying too much on your coach
52:31 - Joe Breza is a great coach (and his critique of Danaher's wrestling)

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  • @josephbreza-grappling9459
    @josephbreza-grappling94596 ай бұрын

    I read that the ancient Greeks competed in the Olympics nude with shimmering gold paint all over so that the sun glistened off their physiques. It was about vanity. They knew back then that lifting and training sculpted their physiques and they were showcasing them.

  • @uke_mike
    @uke_mike6 ай бұрын

    I was recovering from bronchial pneumonia so if I seem off or slower than usual, thats my excuse.

  • @Emily-jx8em

    @Emily-jx8em

    6 ай бұрын

    Hope you get well soon Mike, appreciate you sticking with it for the podcast!

  • @JustGoVegan

    @JustGoVegan

    6 ай бұрын

    Much love from germany Mike :)) Really appreciate you :)

  • @uke_mike

    @uke_mike

    6 ай бұрын

    Thanks! @@Emily-jx8em I realy appreciate the kind words, thanks for watching!

  • @uke_mike

    @uke_mike

    6 ай бұрын

    Thank you!@@JustGoVegan Thats very kind of you to say! Thanks for watching!

  • @donkeylobster9682

    @donkeylobster9682

    6 ай бұрын

    Nah man ur back 💪 UUUKEEEEEEE

  • @josephbreza-grappling9459
    @josephbreza-grappling94596 ай бұрын

    The double collar tie used to be legal in wrestling and I was taught a lot off that position. In fact, Billy Martin, the founder of the Granby School of Wrestling did a lot of that. It’s not as advantageous as you think. They got rid of it in wrestling because it’s a stalling/stalemate position. Same with interlocking fingers. Wrestling has made efforts to get rid of positions where there’s the potential for no action. Also, you can lock your hands in top turtle position in Greco and Freestyle. It also is not advantageous for controlling someone from standing up…in fact, it’s quite easy to get to the quadpod and stand up. The reason they don’t stand up in freestyle or greco is because they will get supplexed and lose a ton of points (touch fall in my day). On the instructional, I show why locking hands in the quadpod isn’t really a control position and teach how to break down the quadpod by removing posts. This is because once someone gets to that position, locking hands is pointless. The only reason it’s not allowed in high school and college is because you aren’t working towards a pin, so it’s parallel riding which is stalling

  • @blackbeardtx371
    @blackbeardtx3715 ай бұрын

    27:12 this was something I wish I had realized earlier, but even getting some Danaher instructionals, he doesn't do "flashy" stuff, most of his instructions are just variations on fundamentals

  • @tylerdurden7918
    @tylerdurden79186 ай бұрын

    this is the best podcast yet, sometimes its hard to think fast , good to know what triggers to look for

  • @TheJiuJitsuNerd92
    @TheJiuJitsuNerd924 ай бұрын

    Gret podcast i have lisned to it twice. Can you maybe in the future have a white belt as a guest to see what helped them the most

  • @rollinOnCode
    @rollinOnCode6 ай бұрын

    the best is wristlocks

  • @echols2010
    @echols20106 ай бұрын

    I have a ?? I like to work butterfly guard and x guard , but sometimes i get stuck if i get flatted out on my back with butterfly hooks , how do i build back up to get the sweep or x guard entry?

  • @raymondbaldonado3563
    @raymondbaldonado35636 ай бұрын

    I think the reason for people fighting naked was to make the fighters feel as vulnerable as possible in front of the spectators. Also consider a lot of the times the people fighting were probably slaves. Funny enough we get pretty dang close to it in mma fights 😂 getting in front of all those people in vale tudo shorts is crazy

  • @Emily-jx8em
    @Emily-jx8em6 ай бұрын

    I'll leave a question as you requested some! I was wondering if you had any thoughts on this- I'm around 52kg and I have developed an intense fixation on who I roll with based on a few bad experiences I've had rolling with inexperienced young guys who try to dominate me aggressively as opposed to use technique and adapt to someone smaller. I'm trying to not be too cautious about this and I have become more selective about who I roll with now that I'm nearly a year in to training, but I'm concerned that limiting who I roll with may hold me back and limit my progression. Do you have any advice for me in terms of how I manage this concern in a way that doesn't ultimately limit my growth but also keeps me safe? Thanks :)

  • @jeep1927

    @jeep1927

    6 ай бұрын

    Hi there! At 115lbs you’re not going to be able to work on your game properly against most people at your gym. When you roll, the deciding factors on who is more dominant are: size, strength, and technique. If your training partner is bigger, stronger and has been training long than you then all you can work on is defence. My advice, and I mean no disrespect, is to look to train offense against women and teenagers at your gym. Of course be respectful but you need to have some kind of advantage over your training partner to train your “A”game.

  • @JustGoVegan

    @JustGoVegan

    6 ай бұрын

    Explain it to your training partner, if they dont loosen up, dont roll anymore with them. You need people who care and have good attitude to properly work on stuff and not be dominated by strength only

  • @sirpibble
    @sirpibble6 ай бұрын

    Someone I know was a 4 stripe brown belt, wore his spare belt with no stripes on it and marcelo "promoted" him to 1 stripe brown belt I can understand in a big school losing track of your lower belts but to not know how close your brown belts are to black belt? Come on now

  • @terrynichol577

    @terrynichol577

    6 ай бұрын

    Hahahahhahahahahhahahahah

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