“This ones kinda funky, but very, very effective.” Sums up his entire Jiu Jitsu game

@Reddogg387

2 жыл бұрын

Very true. Guy I trained with now trains under Keenan and is brown and I swear they’ve got some funky stuff. in the gi especially

@IceBlueThug

Жыл бұрын

Who cares as long as it gets the job done…

I really like that you showw the issues the students have while learning it. I'm sure I'll have the same and more :)

Keenan defeats 70's Porn Star Samurai's Knee on Belly attack. ;)

This is my go-to knee on belly counter. It worked for me from white to brown belts. I learned it from watching one of your videos where you sparred with all of the attendees of a seminar. Oss 🤙

@Beatbasse

Жыл бұрын

It stopped working at black belt?

@davidmataviejo3313

4 ай бұрын

​@@Beatbasseit stops working even in purple belts. Their base is so good that you can't rotate

Is it an option to choke Sloan with his gold chain? Great move!

@doctormadero1919

3 жыл бұрын

That chain could get stuck and rip some finger, or just get tored.

@vanman724

3 жыл бұрын

Is that guy for real? Blonde man bun, handle-bar stashe, and gold chain. I think he is also wearing a red wrestling singlet under his gi? To each his own, but that's hilarious.

@texasblue9206

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I was tripping out on that too lol

@emekabronson8697

Жыл бұрын

@@vanman724 Sloan Clymer is a gangsta

@vanman724

Жыл бұрын

@@emekabronson8697 Ya, he's definitely good. Guess he can dress any damn way he wants eh? 🙂

Substantially more exciting than shrimping away or hitchhiking out. Thank you for this.

I'm new to this channel, but I gotta say Keenan (not sure if Keenan is actually gonna see this), but I appreciate watching the student examples after your instruction. So many instructional videos only show the concept in its ideal form and not the different variations that can happen in a scramble of a real scenario.

I just came to say I was impressed by how well this worked. I always had trouble getting out of this particular pin. I just watched the video today, and managed to do it twice during practice, didn't even drill! Thanks man!

One of my favorite K2B escapes, been doing it for years.

At first I was concerned about the darce choke , but then you showed using the opposite arm to push the knee. Will definitely try to incorporate this technique. Thanks!!!

Always great stuff professor!

This guy is an absolute genius!

Nice, I have been looking for an escape like this one for awhile. I'll throw it on the mat on Monday!

Excellent demonstration

New to the channel but I love your instructional videos. I have no training and have used this move on someone who is over 60lbs heavier then me and knows a lot about jiu jitsu. Caught him right off guardlol. He didn't believe I've never done any training before lol.

Nice! Realistic scenarios with potential failures and troubleshooting. No fake get out of jail free cards. Thanks for the lesson...

This technique works ridiculously well. I learned it before seeing this video but what a great reminder with tons of little details to add in. Depending on how they land you can even enter into the legs for a heel hook.

Goddang, that is legit AF! I will be trying this.

This is fire. Gracias Hombre

I really needed this! Thank you.

Love it will be trying this. mind blown. I struggle so much in bottom of knee on belly.

Get this twice on Monday! I didn't push the far knee, so perhaps that means I didn't use the best of technique because I kind of just did the second part of the technique but I'm sure it would be more effective for my position and exertion of strength perspective. Thanks so much for this one! I looked super smart ;-)

One of my favorites

great channel

Like the roll through variation

Damn you solved my problem will experiment it on nogi

Muito bom!Vou usá-la assim como venho usando o knee slide pass.

Oh- My God! I tried this today and sweeped e v e r y b o d y (just high hitebelts and low bluebelts i was rollin with) with it... Im a totally new whitebelt and it worked like a charm. God that was such a great feel. Ty for it

7:49 "So sick"

Good stuff. Might I make a suggestion. When demonstrating have practitioners where different color gi.

Great move

showing the students trying it is awsome lol

Definitely subscribed. I tried escaping a Knee on Belly and ended up with my ribs bent and torn rib cartilage. I weigh 170 and my opponent weighed 225. I tried shrimping out on the opposite side where his knee was planted and I didn't complete the shrimp or the Hip Escape. My opponent ended up digging his knee in my rib cavity and bending my ribs and tearing the cartilage around them.

@bigchief4052

3 жыл бұрын

I know the feeling... I thought I was having heart complications because of my chest pains from some good knee on belly sessions

@ZymixProductions

3 жыл бұрын

@@bigchief4052 I'm not sure why you had chest pains if the knee was on your stomach. Funny I had the same feeling regarding chest pains, but I was rolling with a heavy weight and had his shoulder on my chest on side control. Anyways, thanks for your comment my Jiu Jitsu Brother!........... OSS 👊😎👍

@mike8984ify

3 жыл бұрын

Fighting against someone 55lb+ just tap to KoB pressure. It's just not a fair position with that much weight and dangerous

@ZymixProductions

3 жыл бұрын

@@mike8984ify I finally submitted him. I just learned his ways and avoided the knee on belly with my life. I love grappling with heavier guys, although I know it comes with a price.

i get caught a few times with knee on belly, gonna try this, looks effective

This is fucking genius. I’m going to try this ASAP.

très belle technique comme j'aime

That's some good shit 👍👍

Had my first session last night and got grilled by K2B. Hoping to try this out next time!

This was a great refresher for me. Haven't looked for this type of move in a few years. Is seems like the move Keenan is showing is essentially a transition from KOB to smashed saddle, and then a roll from smashed saddle into either (a standing open guard pass Or any desired leg lock position [like securing the saddle/ 4-11/ honey hole, or whatever y'all call that leg entanglement position]. Can anyone confirm or refute?

If I were friends with Keenan, I would nickname him 'Corn-dog'

That is the cutest manbun I've seen in years! Is the gold chain around the neck a secret anti-choke device?

I was caught by this recently and I was like a rabbit stuck in the headlights.

@mrh3894

3 жыл бұрын

that's a phrase people use

Lmao let me find out the Fibonacci sequence applies to bjj ...

Can you heel hook the leg isolated across your hip when you complete sweep?

shout out to Sloans Kodokan patch. 3:18 is a good time to shoot for a bicep slicer if you are Sloan

Sloan should get one of those 1950s beehive hair styles going.

Nice

Question - was trying to use this on and my opponent switched from putting pressure on me to using his hands to base wide and high, preventing me from flipping him over even though I had momentum. What did I likely do wrong?

Sloan is a G...........CONGRATS ON THE BLACK BELT SLOAN

gold

Super

Not sure if it's possible but if you can't get him over it looks like and Estima Lock is right there for the taking when you're on your back.

Is jiujitsu x like a new series that you've done?

Very interesting technique! I wonder how difficult this will be to pull off against people that are much heavier.

@AdobadoFantastico

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think it would make much of a difference, since the hip is the fulcrum.

Professor, wont that open for an arm bar the second you extend your arm? Thank you for the great channel!!

@AdobadoFantastico

3 жыл бұрын

Not impossible, but the knee he's holding is the critical one uke would need to move over his shoulder to arm bar. So it would be a serious, low percentage struggle.

Nice Logo

Is this similar to the 'Rabbit Hole' guard you posted on IG? Or essentially the same thing?

What about when they switch to knee on sternum??

The only problem I see with this is you have to be careful reaching with the top arm because of the straight arm lock with their armpit on your elbow, but I guess there is a defense to everything it just depends on who is on top of their game in that particular match.

@kempbrown6163

3 жыл бұрын

Waki Gatame

@Somethingsomethinglol

3 жыл бұрын

@@kempbrown6163 what the fuck did you just call me

What’s up Sloooooan!

waht about the kneew on belly where one hand is in the collar with knuckle down and the other grabbing pants by the hip...i cant see this working then

Very nice, it’s not better hold your own pants instead the leg to do not get your arm trap ? The position looks very sharp

smart

Sloan in a gi?! Hell yea

When people attempt to use this technique on me I backstep and drop into saddle. Am I just a genius or are they doing something wrong?

So i ended up on this video, cuz i was looking for way to escape, if someone got both their knees on top of my shoulders, its happened to me and i felt like i couldnt do anything untill they let me up, does anyone have any kind of advice?

That’s some black magic. Nice.

Is this not counterable with spinning armbar? (Just watched the vid, have yet to test the move)

You're scooping him

If this is executed without the posturing there doesn't seem to be an issue but, when you need to posture up onto your elbow for that tuck and roll, are you not susceptible to a crucifix since technically their leg is already wrapped on the close side arm?

@rockguytiger2703

3 жыл бұрын

Every technique has a counter. Only your imagination limits the ways you can escape or reverse

@bumwithakeyboard1360

3 жыл бұрын

@@rockguytiger2703 For sure. Definitely looks solid when Keenan hits it. Obviously that's with the mileage he has behind it. I was just trying to go through the different scenarios to prepare for some counters.

Any time I get caught in knee on belly I can't get out until they decide to switch positions/submit me. Been doing jiu-jitsu for about 5-6 months, and I got out of it today with absolute ease on my first attempt today. I cant believe it lol

@EveOfChaos

2 жыл бұрын

2 times now lol

@gracchi132

Жыл бұрын

​@Jason Bisbee just keep turning up dude, eventually things will click

why would you wear your gold chain while rolling

What’s the counter to this sweep?

Good to see Johnny Depps brother doing BJJ 👍

so this is where we're at now? brown belts wearing gold chains to class?

@samirmussa1

3 жыл бұрын

He might be good who knows but he looks fookin stupid

@renaldoharker1492

Жыл бұрын

The chain is strange...

@healthfreak79

10 ай бұрын

Pimpin aint easy.

Does guy on top have option to kneebar @2:12?

Sick move. Question though...when I neon belly guys and they even move that outside arm away from their side....I dive for a kimura grip like my life depends on it spin around to north south and proceed to rip their arm off. Is that not a danger doing this move?

@VoltedSoldier

3 жыл бұрын

@_aaaa bjj joke

Hey dude, did you create jiu jitsu? Or how many times you won bjj championship or adcc? Be humble dude

Foolproof😅

What about armbar ???

Let's call it the weed wacker 🤣🤣🤣🤣

that golden ratio doe

Technically you can rotate your body(by walking it)way in the beginning and then bring the leg behind, or your arm through, and do the funk roll. Lolol

How can you turn when you’re pinned to the ground with heavy knee pressure?

@madwheelsgaming2360

2 жыл бұрын

You push out the base knee aka the one that isn’t on you.

👍👍👍

Professor Keenan; did you use fibonacci to do this ; maybe? I told you : you are theDoc!

Curse you! This has been one of my go-to KOB escapes and now everyone knows it!!!

@joshuakehl5891

3 жыл бұрын

I feel ya.

Anyone see a calf slicer opportunity once the opponent is swept?

@brianmoberg9412

Жыл бұрын

Maybe a ham Sammie

Wow! Man bun, AND epic mustache.

What is this Jiu-Jitsu x? Do I buy Keenan online or Jiu-Jitsu x LOL

cant even get on my side to reach my leg. hard to do when almost everybody is heavier.

Seems like he could counter with a darce when u push far knee from bottom

Doesn't it leave you vulnerable to 411 and Darce chokes?

@peteypablo09

3 жыл бұрын

I think that since you're framing on the far leg, that prevents the saddle/411. Also you trap their leg so they can't pull it out easily until you let go of your own knee

@Phospion

3 жыл бұрын

you can apply that logic to any technique. Doesnt help you learn the specific move you are trying out

@user-uk9er5vw4c

3 жыл бұрын

does anyone still call it 411?

@brianmoberg9412

Жыл бұрын

​@M they should, that was what Lister called it when he was killing with it before the game was systematized.

What is that design called on the thumbnail?

@gagetaylor5399

3 жыл бұрын

That's a golden spiral.

I like this. My arms are short though and everyone at my gym is bigger than me. So pushing the far knee might prove hard. Then again getting my knee under the butt might be easier too.

This is all predicated on the fact that the opponent's KOB isn't pinning you so hard that you can't actually turn in, isn't it? What if the pinning pressure is keeping you completely flat?

@ryanmorrison5201

3 жыл бұрын

In that case you would probably try something else to get them to move (i.e. grabbing a limb/collar, fainting an explosive movement, etc.) Once they move, even an inch, that's your chance to adjust yourself and setup your escape.

@jsl8461

3 жыл бұрын

If the opponent's is on your right side, post your left arm (stiff-arm) on their stomach or belt (below their sternum; too high and you expose yourself to armbars), grab their right tricep and bridge to your right to loosen the position up. The two grips need to be set up simultaneously with the bridge, not slowly one-by-one. Against people who have never seen this before, you will end up on top. More experienced opponents will immediately take their weight off and shift it to their other leg, giving you room to recover with some other technique (shrimp, Keenan's move, turtle, etc). Marcelo Garcia was *very* good at this, although you never saw it in comp because I don't think anyone ever put him in knee on belly. Remember, knee-on-belly is probably the hardest of all positions to establish for 3 seconds (assuming two experts of equal size, equal skill, etc). Even a blue belt can learn to reliably escape a black belt's KOB within 3 seconds (same size, etc) with maybe a month or two of focused drilling. The same cannot be said of mount, side control, back control, etc. KOB is simply not mechanically good for pinning; it's good for forcing the bottom guy to move and open up, and it's good for scoring advantages under IBJJF rules, but you can't realistically expect to hold people there unless you're way bigger than them, or they're exhausted, or they don't know how to escape. It's also why you almost never see KOB established in black belt competition (when it happens, it's usually because of exhaustion, strength difference, etc), and why it's also very rare in MMA unless it's against the cage.

Joelho na barriga sem pegada na calçada 😬

What if he starts punching me

Oss

That 5hit wouldn’t work on Wednesday. LOL!!

@jsl8461

3 жыл бұрын

But the rest of the days it works fine.

@TheDxbrown

3 жыл бұрын

@@jsl8461 good thing I only roll Sunday, if that. Damn COVID! Ugh!