John Danaher has the only washing machine in the world with a rash guard setting.

@CRUMB.

3 жыл бұрын

Underrated comment.

@ismailsharif1832

3 жыл бұрын

Dude, you are making legendary comments..

@DustMitch

3 жыл бұрын

He just has 365 of them and buys new ones each year.

@wearemany73

3 жыл бұрын

Underrated comment. 😂❤️

@thebanksfamily7328

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao bruhhhh

Legend has it, when John Danaher takes off his rash guard, a new one forms on his body within 5 minutes.

@johnqpublic2718

3 жыл бұрын

Try 5 seconds but yeah, pretty accurate.

@AxxLAfriku

3 жыл бұрын

Chill out, what ya yellin' for? Lay back, it's all been done before. And if you could only let it be, you will see that I am the funniest YouT*ber of all time. Admit it, my dear follow*r jo

@beautifulwithbrain8827

3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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@maliksamarijones9304

3 жыл бұрын

He "molts" rash guards.

He talks about the deficiencies in Jui Juitsu as if failure to fix them will be the end of our species. This dude is intense.

@Thinkingman69

3 жыл бұрын

haha this made me laugh mate. But yea I agree, although I like his intensity and seriousness.

@Arigator2

3 жыл бұрын

He's entirely right. Takedowns have to become part of Jui Jitsu or it's going to become more and more irrelevant. I don't want to learn Jui Jitsu i want to learn to grapple like Khabib.

@hwago123

3 жыл бұрын

@@Thinkingman69 I fucking love John and his intensity.

@gustavoflorio5383

3 жыл бұрын

He even said jiu jitsu part in the game lost importance and he, as a jiu jitsu coach, wants to stay relevant.

@SerafRhayn

3 жыл бұрын

@@Arigator2 consider looking into some of Judo’s throwing techniques. A foot-sweep or two can be useful, and even the “basic” throws will shock the hell out of most people.

I just appreciate that John Danaher wore his... what I'm assuming his interview/ podcast rash guard

@johnqpublic2718

3 жыл бұрын

And Joey wore his cute little matching bjj tshirt repping his wanna-be daddy’s gym.

@beautifulwithbrain8827

3 жыл бұрын

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@beautifulwithbrain8827

3 жыл бұрын

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@pgpro8691

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnqpublic2718 yes forget all the other times he’s worn it that’s not important.

@calmdownkaren3983

3 жыл бұрын

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saw danaher in the airport on his way to texas two days ago, can confirm he was wearing his street rash guard. saw a bald head and a yellow rashguard and immediately knew the death squad was in the building

@roscoerascon5248

3 жыл бұрын

Scary ass squad

@marcosbienvenidothomas3103

3 жыл бұрын

Roscoe Rascon real nice guys though had a convo with danaher and met nicky and Gordon as well

@danielsales4902

3 жыл бұрын

Danny hey where in Texas?

@coreygolphenee9633

Жыл бұрын

​@@roscoerascon5248 I mean a lot of the effectiveness of the ground is severely mitigated by not having a mat lol

@francismeehan5298

Жыл бұрын

I too seen him about two years ago sitting out side a restaurant alome close to wall street ..eating the greenest salad i ever saw with a green rash guard to match ...we made eye contact ..i nodded he nodded back ...made my day ...True story

Imagine if John was born early 1900 he would have worn a Gi everywhere instead of a rashguard. That would have been boss

@Dr_C_Smith

2 жыл бұрын

And a handlebar mustache.

@alexrosario423

Жыл бұрын

Inaccurate. He would've designed the rash guard as an efficient all-use clothing option in response to an inefficient and expanding wardrobe. He might have paired it with a barret more often though 😅

@ajgrant94

Жыл бұрын

Doubt he'd ever have anything to do with a gi. He'd have invented was he's now wearing (Thank God). Gi blows.....

I get the vibe from John that if it wasn’t for the good fortune of him being properly socialized when he was young he could have easily become a serial killer.

@andrejohnson1179

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same. So intelligent and interesting at the same time. I wouldn’t want to know his dark side 😕

@cvldxron4119

3 жыл бұрын

Bold of you to assume he currently isn’t a serial killer

@R0b_Banks

3 жыл бұрын

Who says he isn’t?

@jessicalacasse6205

3 жыл бұрын

@@R0b_Banks choke people all day but no kill it is like fishing ...

@goose33

3 жыл бұрын

Hannibal lectors brother

One of the best comments I've ever seen about Jon is that he looks like he has James Bond tied up in a basement somewhere.

@gazicj

3 жыл бұрын

haha thx for sharing that!

@Lionel_473

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@khalidamajoud4114

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@coreymeeks864

3 жыл бұрын

@@gazicj r

@coreymeeks864

3 жыл бұрын

@@gazicj hurry

When I was doing jiu jitsu in the army, a former d1 wrestling coach joined the class one, and our black belt worked it out with him that wensdays would be wrestling days. It had a huge impact on my style. Never was a wrestler but to this day people still ask me if I wrestled in high-school or college. I think we need more of it.

@moustachio334

Жыл бұрын

When I trained a little BJJ (I am a kickboxer and was dragged into it), I always liked rolling with wrestlers because unlike white belts, they had control and they would teach me a lot during a roll. They especially taught me how to hate being side position (fuckkkkk) but i ended up learning the inverted triangle from that position. The wrestlers taught me fundamentals that I can still use today in my Thai kickboxing.

@moustachio334

Жыл бұрын

Being stuck in side control*

@philipwhitcomb5358

Жыл бұрын

I'm the same as you. Learned from wrestlers as an adult in my 20's, and being asked if I wrestled as a teenager or kid is one of the biggest compliments I ever receive.

@MrWolverine155

Жыл бұрын

I’m in the same boat with you too on the wrestling part

@autisticus1678

8 ай бұрын

Lol same here, never wrestled growing up and everytime I roll with people they always ask me if I wrestled.

One more problem with jits is chokes, I keep getting choked.

@bradvincent2586

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha

@gimirubin1236

3 жыл бұрын

😆👏

@gazicj

3 жыл бұрын

lol nice

@JHelix

3 жыл бұрын

I know right?! Just there trying to learn and people keep choking you out

@stevena3333

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

Danaher: "on Gordon Ryan's last interview with you, he forgot to mention my winter hiking rash guard, night at the Opera rash guard, brushing teeth rash guard, and intense seduction rash guard."

@s.v.848

3 жыл бұрын

"Intense seduction rash guard" hahahaha, as opposed to his "mild seduction rash guard" 🤣

@fyreantz2555

3 жыл бұрын

I laughed way to hard at this...

I need the calm app to hire John Danaher as one of their speakers lol

@ThatToast

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly though I had to turn up my volume and turn off my fan to hear him hes so soft spoken

@shay00795

2 жыл бұрын

This is a great idea!

@TehUltimateSnake

2 жыл бұрын

@@ThatToast Yeah that threw me off guard.

@tgoods5049

Ай бұрын

His voice is very pleasant to listen to and clearly a very high IQ person.

Most people pay for Johns BJJ classes, but stay for his soothing ASMR speeches

@PDXVoiceTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

Dear god you are so right!

@Xinthisis

3 жыл бұрын

Yup

@stugler6939

3 жыл бұрын

"Alright, let's drill positions." "Uhhh, can you just describe the positions to me and poke me with your cane?"

@bobofwinnipeg9455

3 жыл бұрын

He does have a great voice. Get him to read green eggs and ham

@Allison_Chaynes

3 жыл бұрын

I actually get annoyed with it.

Joe should introduce the two greatest supervillains this century has to offer, Elon Musk and John Danaher, and start the conversation with two words: Space Jiu-Jitsu

@rickysavage9557

3 жыл бұрын

Space Kumite

@TJ-ki3gp

2 жыл бұрын

From what I've heard Elons kids are learning Jiu-jitsu so there is a chance they might know each other. So there is a good chance of Space Jiu-jitsu 😉

@knmfujiwara

2 жыл бұрын

Panzer Kunst

@ns687

2 жыл бұрын

Fuck it, pull that up what does that look like? Zero G grappling in 100 years?

@soroush688

Жыл бұрын

This is amazing 😂😂😂😂

That's why Khabib is so good. He's got the takedowns and ability to keep his opponent on the ground, all while applying vicious ground and pound and the ability to seize a submission once the opportunity for it presents itself

@pfclex6737

3 жыл бұрын

Did you mean seize a submission?

@briangriffith4574

3 жыл бұрын

No shit

@oliverheisenwilliams2376

3 жыл бұрын

@@briangriffith4574 😂

@gazicj

3 жыл бұрын

yup

@nottodaybucko

3 жыл бұрын

no shit

This is why Sakuraba and Matt Hughes were able to beat the Gracies so easily. They had a background in the biggest Achilles heel to jiu jitsu, wrestling.

@anitahanjabkurdahumvitmuay6224

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah both catch wrestling and folkstyle wrestling was really effective against the gracies back then

@traceygresham6845

Жыл бұрын

Ok as long as yall keep rickson out of all these conversations. He was the only srs one imo.

@nikogdatakogo

3 ай бұрын

@@anitahanjabkurdahumvitmuay6224 Maeda was not only a judo expert, he also wrestled a lot with catch wrestlers. So BJJ and catch wrestling are very close to each other. Basically lots of same positions and techniques with different approach.

Is it just me or can you sense the calmness & confidence in this man like no other.

@fitnessfrank83

3 жыл бұрын

He sounds weeEeAk

@maddinkn

3 жыл бұрын

His Voice is "good" but the way he talks is creepy.

@romanduma7247

2 жыл бұрын

@@fitnessfrank83 you sound weak

@fitnessfrank83

2 жыл бұрын

@@romanduma7247 no you

@darkcircle899

2 жыл бұрын

@@fitnessfrank83 you’re really gonna say a guy that could easily kill you with his bare hands sounds weak???

Icy mike really nailed the impressions

This is why I love John Danaher. He is a master of his art but he’s humble enough to admit the faults of that martial art and he addresses and attempts to improve upon them. There isn’t another martial arts out master out there alive today that would do the same thing. He’s got the JKD mindset of always adapting and always changing to become better.

When I started BJJ as a judoka, Sambo Wrestler in 1993 in Philly, it would always freak people out when I broke loose on the ground and scrambled to my feet as they remained on the ground.

@eval_is_evil

3 жыл бұрын

hahah , well they freaked out for good reason ! I underestimated judokas so many times ... it was a bad idea !

@sombojoe

3 жыл бұрын

@@eval_is_evil - Nice to see that it isn’t as “clannish” now and there is more of an overall grappling family feeling.

@shotarodeniet3301

3 жыл бұрын

@@sombojoe MMA becoming mainstream is one of the best things to happen in martial arts

@psytron939

3 жыл бұрын

Thats really good training for BJJ guys. They gotta learn to put people down and keep them down, otherwise your BJJ might not be really effective. Wrestlers will try and get back up, Judo guys may just stay down and be extremely defensive but not doing anything. If you do BJJ but its ALWAYS on your knees or pulling guard, youre doing it wrong.

@Arigator2

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's dumb. I watched a Jui Jitsu tournament once... wait he won? He was on the bottom the entire time and didn't get a submission or even close to one. What the hell is this crap? MMA is kind of weird for me to watch. I'm not a fighter but i got into some scraps as a kid. It's weird to see for the first time MMA fighters do things that i had figured out as a kid. Damn, i had some pretty good techniques. I didn't give myself enough credit. Plus i know things that i don't know that i know. I would get so angry that i'd black out and i don't consciously remember most of the fights. But if i get angry or scared enough the muscle memory comes back out of nowhere. It's weird. Like i was a few years older and past the angry blackout phase and this bigger kid throws a roundhouse kick at me and i just automatically caught it. I guess that's something i know how to do? But all there was when i was growing up was boxing and i never saw anybody fight like i did until MMA. Especially Conor McGregor, the way he moves and throws counters that's exactly what i would do. I was crazy. I would just stand in front of people move my head when they threw punches and counter. Not that i was good, i lost fights but it was never technique. I got way too emotional. My technique was awesome. What i've learned about blacking out and other forms of memory (like dreams) that you have 'lost' is that they're not gone. You just can't access them because you are not in the same state of mind. Right before i fall asleep i can remember a lot of dreams that i've had in the past. And inside my dreams. I remember other dreams that i'd had previously. I bet if i got the right level of drunk i could remember the times i blacked out. I don't want to do that.

Thank God someone prominent has brought this up. I train MMA, so often we roll. I get frustrated at people pulling guard because that's not a good game plan in MMA. It detracts from the proper ways of training. I also, being a wrestler, almost always end up in top position. So my bottom game is lacking. I specifically have to ask for bottom position in my gym to try to work on my defense. As far as leg locks, when I went to a BJJ gym they wouldn't let me learn them. Now in MMA I have to be careful guys don't put me in them. So I need to learn them. Another hole in my game created by traditional BJJ.

@dingo9696

6 ай бұрын

If your gym didnt let you do leg locks that just means you went to a shitty gym

@mrdune5479

6 ай бұрын

@@dingo9696 I would agree there. First one was a small town in Polk county Florida. The MMA gym I went to was in Naples and was not high level either. I've been working too much to train much, but my wife's new BJJ school does leg locks and they seem way way better. Totally different atmosphere

The half lizard half man is here to give you his lists of items once again!

@pacoraban513

3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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@brum4692

3 жыл бұрын

@@pacoraban513 how ?

@RealAmericanSicko

3 жыл бұрын

Danaher is a legend, but unfortunately he's not dressed as the riddler in this one

@adithyaramesh5634

3 жыл бұрын

@@brum4692 don't bother it's a bot

So true. When I started taking MMA classes after a year or 2 of bjj everyone in bottom position was scrambling like crazy to get back to their feet, not play guard. Makes playing top completely different. Even something like staying postured in closed guard, something really pushed in bjj, is totally wrong in mma.

@mrdune5479

Жыл бұрын

Why not posture up in MMA? Then you can strike

@Diegomarvid

Жыл бұрын

@@mrdune5479 You can posture to strike but staying postured up is not good because the opponent has a lot of space to escape from. In MMA they usually enforce more pressure from the top position and only posture up to strike once in a while.

Advocating adding a pin to Jiu Jitsu without saying it. Basically Catch wrestling solves the other 2 issues

@bjjgods8721

3 жыл бұрын

@jables jabes Sadly true

@mason.credible638

3 жыл бұрын

​@jables jabesDo any prominent no gi BJJ athletes or coaches study or draw inspiration from Catch Wrestling? Not that I know of.

@byronjuarez656

3 жыл бұрын

@@mason.credible638 Josh Barnett was awarded an honorary black belt from his BJJ coach, Erik Paulson (also a catch wrestler.) They train at CSW in Cali. erikpaulson.com

This dude is a legit professor of combat

@maestro1168

7 ай бұрын

He has a degree in philosophy and taught philosophy in University. Philosophy is the 🐐 subject because it trains one how to think & argue.

@JerseyJersey100

7 ай бұрын

@@maestro1168 appreciate the back story I was not aware. And yea I’m with on philosophy it’s super cool if you engage with it

Joe’s great skill is just shutting the fuck up. Amazing. Watch this and then watch a Larry King interview and lose your mind.

@nottodaybucko

3 жыл бұрын

joe is certainly not always like this

@jeremiaha5167

3 жыл бұрын

@@nottodaybucko - When he has utter respect or is out of his depth or extremely fascinated, then he is. He sees Danaher as a master figure. It clearly showed in their first podcast

@dvfb76

3 жыл бұрын

Uh, maybe he can help his friend Brendan schuab with that!!

The worrying thing is, the evolution of BJJ away from MMA has only heighten and exacerbated the 2 of the 3 deficiencies John talked about: lack of takedown ability and asserting top position. Today, you can go from white to black belt in BJJ with zero takedown knowledge or proficiency. That was not the case 20 years ago (albeit the takedowns were still somewhat weak in BJJ back then). Today, many people are happy to pull guard and get to bottom position straight away. It's not just a gentleman's agreement, it's that bottom position is actively coveted by so so many people in BJJ today at the expense of top position. BJJ is evolving but much of the BJJ community kind of has it's head up it's ass sometimes about these evolutions. These evolutions are becoming far too insular, with no consideration of MMA or the context of an actual fight. Some are aware of this but don't care. Many others though seem to be in this weird cultish frenzy where they see BJJ as this infallible god to be worshiped, and despite the fact the "martial" aspect of BJJ is eroding right in front of people's eyes, many people are acting as though this isn't happening.

@aronnemcsik

8 ай бұрын

It's partially the ruleset that causing it too.

@telstraRobs5

7 ай бұрын

I wonder if this is how martial arts like karate got into the state they're in.

@mlc808

2 ай бұрын

‘Cultish frenzy’ describes 90% of BJJ fans so perfectly.

@TheMartinBishop

Ай бұрын

You nailed it. As JD was talking, I was thinking, "Wait, so the samurai didn't understand the importance of takedowns?" And then I remembered he was talking about the 'sport' of jiu-jitsu

I love listening to this man talk. He is so precise with his words, breakdowns, and pace.

This makes me appreciate the fact that I started out with a Japanese Jiu Jitsu base. Although my dojo wasn’t strictly JJJ in the traditional sense, it did incorporate a lot more throws and takedowns into the curriculum. I used to hate working on throws because I would always leave banged up. Now that I’m at a BJJ studio I find that my takedowns are on a different level compared to my training partners. I can really see the difference between the styles, and I can see how this is a giant hole in BJJ.

@MohamedAhmed-ms9eu

Жыл бұрын

I've always preffered JJJ to BJJ because the former incoprates takedowns and is in touch with its Judo history.

@luigidecol9506

Жыл бұрын

Do you train gi or no gi bjj?

@TheCommonS3Nse

Жыл бұрын

@@luigidecol9506 Both, but mostly gi

Simple solution; Have a hybrid Grappling style where you specialize in Jiu-Jitsu but are also competent in both Wrestling and Judo. You’ll never be an NCAA Champion in Wrestling or an Olympian in Judo, but when combined with excellent/world-class Jiu-Jitsu you will be an outstanding grappler.

@user-wx8ll7ts6t

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly that, wrestling is crucial for MMA

@zleggitt1989

3 жыл бұрын

I think honestly if you're well versed in one,you can easily get good at the other. A black belt in ju jitsu could dedicate 2 years to judo or wrestling and be very proficient and vis versa.

@tyrrellphoward3271

3 жыл бұрын

In the future, jiu-jitsu and wrestling will be combined, and so too will boxing and muay thai. Imagine how high level MMA will be by then

@tjl4688

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-wx8ll7ts6t since when is wrestling crucial for MMA? the answer is very simple - change the points system of BJJ to reward submissions instead of position.

@user-wx8ll7ts6t

2 жыл бұрын

@@tjl4688 it is. If you’re fighting a grappler you use wrestling to keep it standing, if you’re fighting a striker you use wrestling to take them down. It dictates where the fight goes, striking without the ability to defend takedowns is useless, as is BJJ without the ability to take someone down. Also wrestlers are some of the fittest athletes on the planet and can keep up with the high fitness demands of a 3-5x5min round MMA fight. Meanwhile you get a lot of podgy “black belts” of McDojo traditional martial arts, with no real contact sparring, katas, punching and kicking the air, in wrestling that doesn’t cut it...on your first day you apply what you’ve learnt by actually grabbing hold of another human

Folkstyle wrestling may be a big help if it were widely practiced/implemented more. It's unfortunate that this style of wrestling, which has such a huge emphasis on ground control (i.e. riding time) is capped out, in terms of competition, at the college level. There are no "folkstyle dojos" to where this art can continue to be practiced, and I hope to change that someday.

@johnmoldavite1091

3 жыл бұрын

Folkstyle wrestling is an excellent type of grappling. I think it's better to be a separate sport to jiu jitsu though. Jits has a gentleness to it that makes it appealing to a wide section of society. Folkstyle is much tougher physically & mentally, & it suits young men coz their ligaments can handle it & burns off heaps of energy.

@djp3525

3 жыл бұрын

Freestyle is so much better to watch than folk style.

@user-nq4hw5eb9d

2 жыл бұрын

There’s got to be more. I’ve seen so many people complain about this issue yet everyone says it won’t appeal to enough people. Sure for injury prone or the elderly it wouldn’t be appealing but that doesn’t mean that there’s not a big sub section of the population that would eat it up. There’s enough ex high level wrestlers and coaches that could start up gyms too. Most of them that end up coaching for the public end up in either an mma or bjj gym teaching a class or two a week on strictly wrestling.

@tennisjiujitsu

Жыл бұрын

I love folkstyle!! Ben Askren is amazing at folkstyle and is the main reason he was the champ in every MMA organization besides the UFC. (That time he was way past his prime) There’s a channel called BJJ Scout who does multiple break downs videos on Ben. It’s so fun to watch!

@lijahjones3844

5 ай бұрын

@@user-nq4hw5eb9dliterally. i wrestled 2 years in high school couldn’t go to college for it because of fights and would love to get back into it at 23

It's funny listening to John danaher talk about escapes, because one thing he can't seem to escape is rash guard salesmen.

@DrMathOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

LMAO

I’m pretty sure John Danaher is Cus D’amatos lost son. D’amato used to teach him the martial arts secrets when he was a kid … mike tyson and bruce lee were always around and he ate snakes for breakfast

I watched John's heal hook video then practiced on my son for an hour ! That dude is no joke

@andrejohnson1179

3 жыл бұрын

Legend comment

@yacine_mkhlf

3 жыл бұрын

"heal hook", my heal is healing

@garrymoore7582

3 жыл бұрын

Psychonautsonlineshop.com is a good website to purchase psychedelic products such as DMT,MDMA,Magic mushroom capsules,Mushroom chocolate bars and some others.

Excellent points regarding the difference between wrestling and jiu-jitsu as it pertains to the desire to escape and get back to your feet vs staying in the bottom position.

Great podcast extremely informative

“The dexterity and texture of this black rash guard will be the most suitable and elegant for such an event.” John “ podcast rash guard” Danaher

One of the most interesting guests he has, the guy is so thoughtful with his words

"There's a gentleman's agreement there's a top player and bottom player." See, I knew BJJ was gay...

@anon2034

2 жыл бұрын

lol

This guy gives me goosebumps. Fantastic information and mindset.

That his "Galvao getting slapped" rashguard

Joe, to himself, earlier that day: “I’m interviewing a BJJ legend today! Which outfit can I chose that will let me signal my jiu jitsu preferences?”

@orlanskimer

3 жыл бұрын

💀💀💀

@juice8990

3 жыл бұрын

How long did it take you to come up with that really lame joke?

@johnqpublic2718

3 жыл бұрын

@@juice8990 let me tell ya: 1.) that wasn’t a joke but a mere observational description of reality 2.) only idiots have to keep track of how long it takes them to formulate their thoughts 3.) only r-words worry about it.

@dgillian183

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnqpublic2718 that’s the first thing I thought of when I saw his shirt too!!

@benjameshowden

Жыл бұрын

Saw through the Matrix

Its always fascinating to listen to someone who is an expert in their field.

00:18 Sometimes the question that Joe asks, is longer than the interview.

@IvanM272

3 жыл бұрын

But that's a good part of his podcast. His questions are not scripted, he just has an idea of what he wants to talk.

@bikersoncall

3 жыл бұрын

@@IvanM272 Yeah, I know, but he's complicated and tedious, reminds me of someone, lol. I was just 'saying that for a friend' . :)

Joe "I wear a jiu-jitsu shirt when jiu-jitsu guests are on my show" Rogan

@stezenast5878

3 жыл бұрын

Nobody cares

John is the type of person, when you ask them anything, you will always get a very definitive number. "So, what's the meaning of life?" J: "There are two meanings, number one, you see, when the ashi garami is applied..."

@gazicj

3 жыл бұрын

hahahaha nice!

Excellent analysis!

I told a random bjj practitioner at Worlds 2019 that jiu jitsu's scoring of guard as a neutral position is an inherent flaw in the bjj because we now know top position in a fight is a vastly superior position. If we want jiu jitsu to be as an effective martial art as possible we should penalize guard pulling and reward keeping top position.

@jonathanbonilla7683

3 жыл бұрын

I respectfully disagree. Count slams/ takedowns and problem solved. There's to much pussy footin trying get each other to the ground. They need to officiate the matches like wrestling penalizing passivity/stalling. It will make every more fast paced more exciting and make jiu-jitsu THEE grappling martial art. As it stands wrestling and I mean stuffing the shit out guys is more effective then giving up space to attempt a submission. Only guy really doing it well is the current light weight UFC champ Charles do Bronx Oliveira. He needs to be study be all jiu-jitsu guys trying to get into MMA he consistently moving chaining subs to the point guys are terrified to even go to the mat with him.

@mariog4095

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanbonilla7683 That, and I also think a change to Quintet style rules would help this problem. No points, straight sub only and if you don't sub your opponent you're eliminated from the bracket. I think that would force a lot more action at especially at the higher levels.

@vegangainer1305

3 жыл бұрын

People pull guard also if they can’t get a takedown.

@BlurpGooDiJabba

2 жыл бұрын

it depends

@Kingx90

Жыл бұрын

Thing is there’s a LOT of subs and sweeps you can pull from bottom guard position. In mma yes it’s an inferior position, but in just bjj I’d call it neutral.

It's crazy how easy it has been from watching all 3+ hour joe rogan shows on youtube to not watching any on spotify and just catching these clips.

@PathIsntReal

3 жыл бұрын

And you felt the need to share this, why?

@jayluis189

3 жыл бұрын

It takes less than 5 minutes to download Spotify and make an account. You can just fast forward through ads at the Beginning - you you have to watch an ad every 20 or so minutes throughout the rest of it.

@nomoregoodlife1255

3 жыл бұрын

@@PathIsntReal one of the same reasons you did. Expression, Connection or Competition :)

@beautifulwithbrain8827

3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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You will never overcome the problems of JJ in MMA without changing the round system. You can spend 4 minutes grinding a man down and take his back and now you have 60 seconds to finish the fight before the round ends and you start from a neutral position that the other fighter did not earn on his own merits.

@DrMathOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

@yxcvtfgjh lkjasdh Not True, because a striker can walk up to you and KO you within a few seconds, without even touching you before then lol. Totally different.

@DrMathOfficial

Жыл бұрын

@NK Just like just having "ground experience", or even having WORLD CLASS grappling skills and experience, is nothing without being good at striking/ FIGHTING, aka knowing how to actually FIGHT. And if anyone tells you anything different than this, they're lying to you and going to get you severely hurt or killed.

@DrMathOfficial

Жыл бұрын

@NK See, you're allowing yourself to be illogical, brainwashed, and a BJJ GROUPIE, and it's going to get you SEVERELY hurt or killed. #1- I never said a "striker" (which in itself shows that you and others don't have a clue, because a "striker" and "somehow who actually knows how to FIGHT, standing up" are 2 COMPLETELY different things. "strikers" (people who DON'T know how to really fight, but have learned a few basics about throwing punches and kicks), are what you see in 99% of MMA fighters/ fights. Then there's maybe the 1% who actually know how to fight, and THEY are the elite, superstar names.....and even among the super star names of people you THINK can fight, aren't really that good, they just look(ed) good because they're fighting opponents who are of low level. Conor MacGregor is a prime example. And what happened when he went and fought or sparred with REAL boxers? He got his ass BEAT, and he was fighting much smaller boxers at that. Imagine if it were boxers that were a little bigger or even his size. They would've killed his ass. #2- I never said that in THIS day and age, someone who only knows how to FIGHT standing up, with no knowledge or grappling or at least grappling defense, will be able to do well, they won't. But with that said, if someone knows how to really fight (standing up), they only need BASIC takedown defense, and BASIC knowledge of BJJ (blow job jitsu) defense and then you can easily dominate and KILL them if you desire to. #3- UFC from the very beginning, regarding BJJ, was a propaganda CON/ FRAUD, deliberaly orchestrated to promote BJJ. This is now a known fact, you had better research it. They orchestrated all kinds of matches to make BJJ look good and come out on top. Research it. Furthermore, even in those times, ALL of the fighters were of extremely low quality when it comes to Stand up/ real fighting. You saw no real boxers fighting in there (by the way, a real boxer, or even a naturally talented and gifted Street fighter, even if they have ZERO grappling knowledge, they can still knock you out before you even get a chance to try and tackle them/ perform a takedown, let alone one who also knows takedown defense and basic BJJ defense). The vast majority that participated in the UFC's were White (no offense) bar room brawler kinds of people (aka ZERO athleticism or talent), wrestlers, and some Traditional Martial Artists (which we now know, the vast majority of them do not work well with real fighting in the modern world). BUT, because BJJ and that style of "fighting" was never even known to EXIST by the American world, that was why they somewhat dominated the very very early UFC's. simply because no one knew it existed, to even think about defending against it. News flash, that was DECADES ago my friend. Everyone knows about BJJ now, especially fighters who actually train to fight. So that edge is now GONE. And that's also seen in the climate of MMA now. BJJ and it's fighters GET dominated now, they do ZERO dominating. The ones who know how to actually fight (standing up), THEY are the ones dominating now, since they learned BJJ, basic bjj technies and takedown defense. Below them are the wrestlers, who rely on wrestling for takedowns and then rely on their ground and pound and few submissions (like the Kabib and Khamzat types of fighters). The short "reign" of BJJ is OVER my friend. And it's getting even worse now with the more and more it becomes "BJJ"/ the more and more it goes away from being Gracie Juijitsu (which itself was super weak PERVERSION of real "juititsu", aka JAPANESE JUJUTSU and Judo. The more it goes into the BJJ direction, with the techniques and approaches to fighting that will get you KILLED, the worse it gets. All while, the BJJ CULT members/ groupies are also getting worse, instead of seeing what's happening and waking up. So again and for the last time I will tell you, wake up from this, before it gets you severely hurt or killed.

@IBJ57

Жыл бұрын

@@DrMathOfficial against who? A trained MMA fighter or a regular ass dude? Of coarse you can’t out grapple a professional athlete that does Wrestling/Jiu Jitsu/Boxing/Kickboxing/etc 3 times a day everyday for a living if you don’t know how to strike as well. The best fighters have to learn multiple styles and that’s the best style. If you are just talking about average dudes and using self defense against the untrained you can just be a grappler and fuck someone up lol.

@joseluki

Жыл бұрын

If you cannot submit somebody when you are on top position during 4 minutes, then think about why you could not do it. BJJ has to learn from Judo and their explosive submissions because their ruleset, if you do not improve position to dominate and submit the fight is restarted on your feet, and that is why top level Judokas can submit people in less than 10 seconds, something that BJJers can't because their ruleset that promotes stalling.

Leg locks are risky in mma, not many fighters wanna commit both hands to a leg only to get punched in the face, and ultimately not even get the tap.

@jaredoconnor4523

3 жыл бұрын

Somewhere Ryan Hall is shrugging.

@krt7736

3 жыл бұрын

@@jaredoconnor4523 Ryan hall got stopped in the TUF season for only going for leg locks. Even Hall is subject to the risk/reward of leg locks.

Danaher the type of guy to intimately explain the processes of each one of your organs while he dissects and ingests you in sequential order so that you can hear everything he had to say

@dgillian183

2 жыл бұрын

That is a disturbing, yet hilarious comment!

I'm not in a position to make a judgment about jiu jitsu, but just starting jiu jitsu after coming from kosen judo and sambo, I'm finding it difficult to adjust to keeping the opponent in guard when I used to sub people who were in guard regularly; to stay on my rear on the ground keeping an opponent from getting around my legs when I could just get to my feet; to get to guard when I want to get to top or better yet just stand up. But I did find a great gym and look forward to learning a lot from them.

When i read i title like this, there's only one possibility for me: my index finger instinctively curls on my right hand, my left hand holds my phone tight in a body triangle, using my curled index finger on my right hand i gently bridge it, creating a more straight finger, i press the thumb nail, at this moment the video has no choice but to play, iv now acquired a full state of "double trouble" on the thumbnail, it has only two choices, play the video or go straight to an advertisement. What you don't realise, while this was happening, my feet had control of my lap top and i not only acquired KZread premium but i got one month free. Do you see what i done there? I forced the thumbnail to play the video, this is how things are done OK.

@esantostech

3 жыл бұрын

Brilliant! 👏

@josephrio3601

3 жыл бұрын

I read this whole comment in his voice!

Love the changes to the studio.

I've always thought that if you're going to call Jiu-Jitsu matches "fights" the least you can do is introduce a realistic element of fighting or at least grappling which is the ability to pick somebody up and slam them. (within reasonable saftey) This kind of idea really upsets jiu jitsu purists because it effectively nullifies so many of their techniques.

@nikogdatakogo

3 ай бұрын

realistic approach is simply not trainable and teachable. There always be limits so you can practice the certain things. For example, you cannot teach a wrestler to wrestle if you allow them to continue grappling while one of them succesfully pinned another one. The focus of their training will immediately shift towards the thing there are not supposed to train wasting time and energy. You cannot allow kickboxer to wrestle or grapple therefore there is no reason to ask a jiu jitsu guy to strike his opponent. In order to make yourself as a fighter more complete you have to train in other styles. I don't know add some private sessions to your schedule so you obtain at least some skill in striking or judo. Whatever you need or feel you lack.

This is an amazing breakdown of the huge holes in Jiu jitsu....

@mattdayman9632

3 жыл бұрын

Not really they are kind of obvious.

@Toddry

3 жыл бұрын

@@mattdayman9632 Not at all, actually.

He mesmerises you with his deep knowledge, it's like that's all he talks about, what comedians does he like, what music, what movies.....he's just a jits encyclopedia🤣🤣🤣

Agreed with John and you're podcast is the best Mr.Joe..💯🔥🖖

Watching John is always a treat

He is a right. Our son does jiu jistu and once a week we take him to the other location of our gym to do wrestling. To help with takedown and getting off back quicker. It should be a bigger focus at jiu jitsu

@methodtraining

3 жыл бұрын

We do the same. My son trains BJJ but attends every wrestling camp that comes along. It’s made a huge difference for him.

@ABishop681

3 жыл бұрын

I always see the parents of the kids classes sitting and watching. when the kids end, the adult class begins, and those parents leave. Why don't you guys train? I have a kid myself. I see the interest in the parents, then they just leave. Come play!

@jrodriguez1930

3 жыл бұрын

@@ABishop681 waiting for my 3 year old to turn 4. They don't start the discounts until 3 people or more lol. Our gym lets me join when class is uneven though.

@methodtraining

3 жыл бұрын

@@ABishop681 I trained BJJ for 8 years. Loved it. But Injuries started compounding from my years of football and then the kids started coming and it simply wasn’t the priority anymore. One day I might go back.👍.

@nikogdatakogo

3 ай бұрын

I guess there should be a practice of implementing the most high percentage takedowns and developing basic takedown defence. The full incorporation of wrestling aspect - which is HUGE - will immediately affect the ground aspect, because time is limited. I guess sambo is a great example of that. It is more complete if you look at it as a grappling art. But the ground game is more limited compared to bjj (they don't have chokes for example). Wrestling part is not as profound as free style. It takes things from judo while not being a judo. So it is a great sport, no doubt, but it shows you that there are should be limits.

This guy’s 100% correct. It’s the same reason wrestlers with no experience can come in a bjj and give a seasoned practitioner a hard time.

Hey Joe Thanks for showing my animation of the Tesla Roadster with the Thrusters on the spotify extended podcast of this show to John Danaher! LMAO his mind was blown!

Jean was such an inspiring athlete and had such an amazing way of grappling with a simple fundamental and basic technique game plan

He scares me in a way. Hes so calm and collected...very smart guy but an absolute killer. His students are unreal

John should make his own BJJ rule set because what he is saying really makes sense

I’ve heard John’s rashguard is actually a natural biofilm for defence.

So good 😊

Hey guys I turn 28 on June 6th and I'm going to start training for combat sports again starting on June 1st, I'm going to be training under a 5th degree BJJ black belt who studied under the Machado's. BJJ, wrestling and Dutch style kickboxing. I've let myself get out of shape since getting out of the army and I've had some injuries including getting hit by a Jeep and a crosswalk. I need to lose a bunch of weight and getting much better shape, but I've got my 7-year-old son and he's going to be on this journey with me, wish me luck brothers

@tech1238

3 жыл бұрын

Good Luck

@Xpistos510

2 жыл бұрын

Get after it, brother. You'll be fine. Honestly though, for your situation, I would personally recommend starting with Yoga even before martial arts. It's great for blood circulation, and serves as a healing therapy for injuries. It'll also strengthen your core which will help. I'd then ease into BJJ to skyrocket your weight loss and really get you into shape. BJJ is great because you can roll gently until you're comfortable. Then months to a few years after I'd get into the harder, higher impact martial arts like wrestling, boxing, Sambo.

He's right though. Jiu jitsu needs to evolve in mma. "If Sambo was easy it would be called Jiu jitsu" - Khabib Nurmagomedov

@youngbuddha7778

Жыл бұрын

If rugby was easy it would be called sambo 🤣( reference to volk), as you see even sambo/wrestling since little kid isn’t enough sometimes since Islam barely did anything on the ground

Classic Rogan! As soon as John mentioned Ngannou I knew I had to forward couple of minutes.

never get tired of listening to john

He brought out the podcast Rashguard🔥🔥

My old catch wrestling coach Billy Wicks taught a style of wrestling that emphasized more "riding" style after a takedown. He would go crazy if you didn't advance a takedown into dominant position before they could pull guard or get up. He did integrate some Greco into a more balance wrestling style into this also. Great podcast! I think Khabib is the best at it hands down but Couture was really good also.

@darkcircle899

2 жыл бұрын

It just seems like he emphasized folk style wrestling which makes sense because out of the 3 major styles folk style, freestyle, and Greco folk style is the hardest by quite a margin.

love this dude.

That was fascinating.

I believe old school jiu-jitsu players were better able to impose or maintain top position, but the philosophy of the old school players was different. Their philosophy was to hold side control and wear their opponents out by making them try to escape, then when the opponent was tired they would mount and finish the opponent. Obviously in todays mma with 5 minute rounds and referees who will stand a fighter up if he is "stalling" you don't see the old school position before submission, wear them out jiu-jitsu. Todays mma philosophy is to always be moving and this makes for less control when the top guy is trying to make something happen.

@nikogdatakogo

3 ай бұрын

old jiu jitsu unlike competetive bjj acknowledged the striking aspect. So even if they pull guard that guard was supposed to GUARD your head from striking, constantly breaking posture of your opponent limiting him from throwing fists. That guard has nothing to do with sitting on your ass and waiting for a move to counter.

I used to listen to rogan everyday but now that he’s on Spotify I don’t sucks over therw

@minifunkenn

3 жыл бұрын

This makes no sense. It is same thing (if you are there for info and knowelage) just different name, even better sound. You have app, just click it. Mobile or computer.

@shipwreckjs673

3 жыл бұрын

I’m the opposite. I used to only watch some clips but now it’s on Spotify I listen whilst working out and doing house chores. I love it

Outstanding

John offered a very honest and thoughtful assesment.

He's right. It used to be "Oh, damn, that's a brazillian jiu jitsu brown belt in the mma fight, they're definitely going to win", now it's "Not even surprised that brown belt got knocked out." Jiu jitsu is incomplete and the gaff is that no one wants to accept it.

By the thumbnail I thought this was another Joe Rogan meets Roe Jogan.

Haven’t we all known this though? Threatening off your back with submissions is important but getting off your back and back up to your feet if the submission isn’t there has always been key. Position over submission

i kept yelling "speak up" during the pod with John whispering two fists away from his mic.

Lol you know the dude is serious when he shows up to an interview wearing a rash gaurd.

Ryan Hall be out there like "Not the focus huh?" "Not getting finishes huh?" Great talk though, and very true.

@patricklutherwinchester4260

2 жыл бұрын

I love Ryan Hall. What hurts me is that some bum from Spain knocked him out cold. Man that hurt me.

@Geburah82

2 жыл бұрын

@@patricklutherwinchester4260 yeah bro, same. thing is, day of the pure specialist is gone... look at people like Adesanya. Think he'd stand a hope in hell in the UFC if he had of only kept to kickboxing skills? no chance. He cross trains like a mofo. I am not suggesting that Ryan doesn't train striking, or conventional wrestling, I am fairly sure it's part of his routine - but I would love to see him a bit more threatening on the feet, give guys something to worry about, and then go to his speciality.

As a wrestler who now does Jiu Jitsu, even with only 6 months of experience, I have noticed those 2 later deficiencies myself. Perhaps a rule change in the point system of tournaments to more greatly punish taking the guard position unnecissarily or more greatly reward escapes could fix the issue of expecting your opponent to accept your guard position. You maybe also add a component like they did in college wrestling were you score a point for maintaining a top position for a long period of time. This could be applied even if you have your opponent in your guard, incentivising top positional dominance. If youre on your butt, the clock is against you. Just a thought. Ill leave it to others who know more than me though.

That guy is so freakin intelligent when it comes to combat sports. Just brilliant.

This is one half of why I think that folk-style wrestling and jiu jitsu need to mix and learn more from each other. When they meld together, it will be one of the most complete forms of grappling.

@jayluis189

11 ай бұрын

You should check out *(CACC) Catch Wrestling* and its history. It's submission wrestling and is the Father of folk & freestyle wrestling. It's wrestling BEFORE the submission holds were taken out. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu was influenced by CACC as Mitsuyo Maeda (Judoka), who taught the Gracies, learned Catch Wrestling in England and then taught a lot of those techniques to the Gracies.

I wish Rogan was back on iTunes Spotify blows.

Wooow how calm he is!!!

Interesting. The way I see it, BJJ's holes make sense becuase it's an inherently incomplete art. It exploits the gaping hole of every other grappling art; the ground submission game, but it systematically lacks the context of the ground game; how you get there from standing, and what do you want to do when you're there. But when you add Judo (for gi) or wrestling (no gi), that context in empatically imposed on whats happening on the ground

@internetenjoyer1044

2 жыл бұрын

@William Boyce Well, yeah, and thats a hole of my theory, becuase bjj doesn't value pins for the own sake, it's all for submissions, so maybe bjj is in fact incomplete, and needs to be completed by its own conception of how and why the ground game happens and is so prevalent. By "what you want to do there", i was more thinking about why the guard meta is the way it is, and why you want to play a top/bottom position game, whereas in Judo and Wrestling you always want to have top position

This guy looks and sounds like a villain from an Austin Powers movie.

2 MMA shows in a row??? We better get Elon musk and Alex Jones next week

@jackkuehneman9300

3 жыл бұрын

@Neutral Individual 1 am I gonna infect my computer with HIV if I click that link?

@beautifulwithbrain8827

3 жыл бұрын

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@beautifulwithbrain8827

3 жыл бұрын

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More guest like this please

JRE completely changed the way I see things for the better. In general, it changed my whole life.

“Maturity is to change what has to be changed, accept what can’t be changed, and know the difference between the two.” /The RZA/ If there is a Martial Art which has this maturity, it’s BJJ! 🙏🏼

It's nice that Joe also wore a rashgu...... oh wait, that's just one of his child sized t-shirts

@AC-wc7ju

3 жыл бұрын

Lol as somebody who lifts I want to explain something to you. If you have some size on you, and you want your shirt to be loose, the larger size doesn't fit you for sleeves or length of torso, if your so jacked to the point that it isn't an option. Sure buy a shirt that is baggy and looks dumb. If not your shirt being slightly tight is actually something that is borderline unavoidable. Next time you see a guy in that boat ask your girl (if you have one) what she thinks it looks like. The answer is she will pretend she likes your gut more. ROFL

@adammichener987

3 жыл бұрын

Cool story bruh

@AC-wc7ju

3 жыл бұрын

@@adammichener987 im sure it suck being fat and it makes you insecure. Work on improving yourself. You shouldn't feel in competition. You can do anything!

Can anyone post the link to the full episode?

Danaher is a f*cking wizard man, you can tell by the way he talks that he has studied martial arts and has a master level understanding of them.