I feel so much more comfortable watching Andrew’s stuff vs big team “instructionals”. Seems like the kind of guy who would borrow a dollar from you and give you back 10. Love your stuff Andrew you’re a real inspiration to me, just started 3 weeks ago and I’ve been watching your videos every day! Thank you!

He does a great job explaining what usually happens in bjj matches. Nice breakdown.

I noticed this guys jiu jutsu is good. But his sheer explosion and speed in his movement is what separates him from everyone else. Coupled with great technique is a scary combo

@apurvamodessa597

2 жыл бұрын

He drills like a ridiculous amount aswell I do feel repetition helps so much aswell

@ssimon1521

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@TheSchyllerwade

Жыл бұрын

I was watching some of his matches from a year or 2 ago and I was blown away by how fast his shots were. Against high level guys too. Def one of my fav grapplers to watch and learn from. Hope his back heals up soon

Andrew is on his way to being the greatest of all time.

@timmyotoole6063

2 жыл бұрын

he lost to william tackett

@waycom2054

2 жыл бұрын

@@timmyotoole6063 and Ali and Tyson lost fights early in their career. Further a loss does not change someones greatness. Peace.

@billycho566

2 жыл бұрын

He hasnt won anything great at black belt yet....but he his a great jiu jitsu mind like john danahaer

@a_thousand_words

Жыл бұрын

@@timmyotoole6063 Tackett is awesome too, not a loss to be ashamed of

@dubstepXpower

Жыл бұрын

@@a_thousand_words yeah exactly. There's a lot of god guys at the top, it's hard to always win

Dude, you're super smooth! I loved this video. You're a good teacher, too. Thanks!

Wow the way you explain things is rad as hell. Love the Reference to Garcia

This tutorial is miles ahead of other technique videos because I've seen how well it works for Andrew, even when guys know it's coming. Thanks for posting!

i love how he actually goes over strategies and reactions of opponents. no on eever goes thru that. they always teach like its against a willing person every time

One of the best explanations of the arm drag I’ve seen!

Can you post up more content like this? This is quality stuff

i've looked very hard for this kind of arm drag. seen garry tonon use this in adcc, awesome stuff man

Andrew Wiltse is the man!

I use the armdrag a lot but you offer great new details and principles upon which I can improve. Love the faint armdrag and shoot into single leg. Greetings from the Netherlands. Cheers.

IM BACK AFTER 3 years lol THANK YOU SENPAI!!!!!

This is awesome! Thanks for putting this together. Can't wait to have you back at Sabens!

Very slick movement, amazing to watch and clearly benefits from tons of reps and clarity. Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏🔥

best arm drag tutorial I have ever seen. Thanks! 503 likes now...no dislikes...I dont think I have ever seen no dislikes that far in!

@robbie31580

3 жыл бұрын

I think someone added a dislike after seeing this comment 😂

Hell yeah I’m going to add this to my game. Great tutorial! Thanks.

Great video you guys. Thanks Andrew! It all helps

Love this Andrew I’m trying it tomorrow

Good God I need to get my shot to be half as clean and a quarter as fast as yours. Great point in that hesitation on the fake arm drag too, I find myself doing that in positions I find uncomfortable (guard and standing) where I hesitate because the guy *might* counter and it ends up getting me punished Can't say I'm looking forward to doing 10,000 shot reps

keep em coming boss!

Armdrags from everywhere

I do like his videos very practical and simple.

This is sooooo good. Thank you

Thank you for the breakdown, this is great content! Can you do a single leg take down 101? I see the value in having a solid single leg take down but I don't know where to start.

Such a great video

It's amazing Marcelo Garcia's influence on this generation even a lot of Gordon's game

@urbansamurai261

4 ай бұрын

His entire guard game tbh

Good tips. You can also consider dragging the arm of your opponents lead foot. Match your lead foot with your opponent's lead foot and position your foot just outside of his, then drag with the same side arm as your lead leg. It's a long drag if you drag the rear leg/arm, they usually pull out (thats what she said), you end up dragging em too far past or they just circle back and face you where you originally started. Great tips though

as a white belt i’ve found that gi and no gi arm drags work. They are my go to when grappling.

Pls more tutorials, I'm just starting out and it is really helpful

Good job 👍👍

This is good stuff. Thanks

Nice Video!

Awesome video.

this is gold

amazing!

mucho info thx

Seu jiu-jitsu é muito bom!!!!🇧🇷

I love this shit man thank you

Ever since my knee injury I cant drop to a knee for double single High Cs etc. It has really limited me. But I do love the arm drag.

Best 5 minutes of my life lol

Great details brother, oss!

Awesome

Genius

andrew style looks so much to marcelo garcia

U a wizard

Fucking hell. Also good luck to Bird this week!

Only someone who has cross trained Jui Jitsu and wrestling would ever consider this combo. Its really lucky to come across this because you would never see it as a wrestler but it does make sense ive never done anything like it so i cannot imagine my body doing a sit out for a take down but like someone else said the explosiveness and capabilty of the person to refoot is what is going to make this a success or not. No explosion would be punished.

hey Andrew, i really want to go and stay with you guys at pedigo. im a big fan of your bjj run!

@WiltseBrothers

3 жыл бұрын

Dude come down anytime! Our door is always open

Max was here

Gold

I feel like I need to treat Andrew to Panada Express for all the gold he shared in a 4min video.

I know this is a jiu jitsu video, but I think wrestlers could use that leading with hips shot variation too. Also this video was just a great arm drag tutorial!

@josephbreza-grappling9459

Жыл бұрын

They have! Before my time actually, and I’m 12 years older than Wiltse. Lincoln Mcilravy used this same thing and off the outside elbow control off the collar tie. I used to do the drag like this before collegiate wrestling, but our coach stressed stepping in with the opposite leg and getting the bodylock. It’s a greco variation, but it has a MUCH higher percent finish on high level wrestlers. This requires more athleticism, but Wiltse has more athleticism than 99% of people. If he had trained in our team, he would have been an incredible wrestler. I’ve coached very high level wrestlers, and only a few have this kind of athleticism.

Andrew show us your single let set up where you shoot in whilist interlocking your right hand with there left hand?

Awesome tutorial! Do you use a collar/sleeve grip for this in gi or do you keep the same grips?

@WiltseBrothers

4 жыл бұрын

I treat the collar drag the same as I so the arm drag, but there are more useful set ups with the sleeve collar

Thank you Andrew "Looney Toons" Wiltse.

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

At 4:13 you talk about the posture, if you were in a Gi then how do you react if the opponent tries to grab your collar and pull guard? I love the wrestling takedowns but find that I can rarely use them in Gi because my opponents pull guard before I have the chance.

@WiltseBrothers

3 жыл бұрын

If I even have the slightest idea that you want to pull guard, I go full D1 Hyper Aggressive Jordan Burroughs Shot Mode and just fling myself at their legs non stop so they either can't pull, or I get my takedown.

What is the name of this specific takedown?

Hey Andrew, how much did you drill these to get them smooth? Would love to hit drags like this in competition, but I'm just wondering what kind of investment did you make to get to the point where you were hitting them against good resisting opponents.

@WiltseBrothers

3 жыл бұрын

I've drilled a few thousand for sure. Smoothness can take more or less reps depending on the person

1:56

You sound like ben shapiro😂 thanks for the tips man

1:00

101 my ass 1001 more like it. This is a great and simple system imma play with but I feel like u have some fireman carry entries that u have had the pleasure of exploring if he opens his wing instead of retracting his arms to counter ur grip. Whats ur thoughts?

why are your genetics so much better than bird's?

Fake arm drag is real nice.

Bob... im scared. You scare me. How much coffee did you drink?!?

@WiltseBrothers

4 жыл бұрын

: )

He sounds like the video is sped up

When you are a big dude and realize this is not your move... 😅🥲

Most Jiu Jitsu guys don’t know how to wrestle worth a 🤬 😂😂😂

Joe Exotic's ex-husband has a sick arm drag. I'm impressed

Bro he's instructing how the pull the arm like we don't know how to pull the arm across the body 😂. Have the video is just on that😢

Awesome