American Grappling Federation

American Grappling Federation

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The American Grappling Federation (AGF) was founded in October, 2011. We are a customer service driven grappling tournament. This means we are constantly trying to improve your experience.

The AGF is growing in the US and in Europe. Please check out our website for a tournament near you!

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Ref Training- Things not to do

Ref Training- Things not to do

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  • @debbytonche6846
    @debbytonche684619 сағат бұрын

    Layla Espinoza ❤❤❤ proud of you on ur first competition love you

  • @adamharris9822
    @adamharris9822Күн бұрын

    1:18:27

  • @carloscochran2693
    @carloscochran26933 күн бұрын

    Flame

  • @Spiritof_76
    @Spiritof_768 күн бұрын

    A sure cure for insomnia.

  • @daltonwalker6967
    @daltonwalker69678 күн бұрын

    Let’s Go Ben Team UB MMA 🏆🥇

  • @jasee591
    @jasee59111 күн бұрын

    Hey guys. Can you please next time make a full screen matches so it becomes more visible to watch?

  • @Lol-dd2qf
    @Lol-dd2qf11 күн бұрын

    I agree with you. It would be better to watch

  • @The_AGF
    @The_AGF10 күн бұрын

    I'm not sure I understand. The entire mat is in view and you can expand the video to full screen.

  • @forwheniamsuperbored8479
    @forwheniamsuperbored847911 күн бұрын

    57:19

  • @dattkid007
    @dattkid00712 күн бұрын

    Freak body

  • @naomibuchanan9071
    @naomibuchanan907114 күн бұрын

    tdrrrdr

  • @davidbendavid580
    @davidbendavid58016 күн бұрын

    Valiant is the best bjj academy in the north west!

  • @BasketHoop
    @BasketHoop17 күн бұрын

    1:21:35 Steel Coast

  • @georgehenderson7783
    @georgehenderson778317 күн бұрын

    1:23:08 The clock robbed S. Jones of his victory, he had just secured a counter reverse triangle on P. Hood and was going to sub him with it when time ran out. 😬 1:30:50 Best way to "lose" is to have your opponent trapped in your inescapable reverse triangle for the last 30 seconds of the fight. 😬 1:37:43 NICE escape from S. Hegar's triangle. Can't escape her mounted triangle though 😬 3:08:34 L. Dean's move securing that super tight mounted triangle resulting in G. Dragg's tap within 13 seconds is badass. 😎 3:16:00 M. Weatherman gets rolled into M. Reyna's mounted triangle with 2 and a half min left... 3:17:03 ... rolls M. Reyna over on his back only to be rolled into a 2nd mounted triangle 30 sec later... 3:17:39 ... puts him on his back again only to be rolled into a 3rd mounted triangle... lasts to the time limit. ✊ 5:36:10 Great fight 6:27:55 Great fight 8:06:25 Great fight

  • @KhazmoJitsu
    @KhazmoJitsu17 күн бұрын

    WHAT HAPPENED TO MAT 6?!?!?

  • @pichi175
    @pichi17518 күн бұрын

    2:03:59 @pichi_175 Jonathan Oliveira NoGi

  • @pichi175
    @pichi17518 күн бұрын

    3:34:03 @pichi_175

  • @fatamsimth
    @fatamsimth19 күн бұрын

    The Bad Brains shirt is the most important part of this interview.

  • @Buckashlooskie
    @Buckashlooskie21 күн бұрын

    Coach Matt is my former coach, I had him until he moved away. He was a great coach. Patrick is also one of my best friends since preschool.

  • @gabrielcrounk3263
    @gabrielcrounk326322 күн бұрын

    If you grab ur ankle unhook ur leg pivot to your right on it back while still holding ur leg and then rehook ur leg u would have gotten it faster remeber u have to arms one fighting something pointless use it to drag his arm diagonally across ur body and don't worry about the one attacking the lapell because he only has one arm

  • @georgehenderson7783
    @georgehenderson778328 күн бұрын

    1:20:33 J. Rodriguez was disappointed she had to tap to that triangle-armbar, she was 2 points ahead. 😬 1:48:48 Respect to M. White for surviving J. Boney's punishing guillotine for a min and a half! ✊ 2:10:42 T. Boney gave up too soon, he still had a min and 45 seconds to get out of that triangle 😬😅 3:23:20 Nice escape from that guillotine to get that match ending armbar ✊

  • @georgehenderson7783
    @georgehenderson778329 күн бұрын

    40:32 "Wrestle!" Not "Fight!"? 😅 1:33:02 Serious takedown by D. Gray ✌

  • @heatherbone881
    @heatherbone881Ай бұрын

    ❤❤❤

  • @georgehenderson7783
    @georgehenderson7783Ай бұрын

    30:04 Proof you can be locked in your opponent's guard for the last min and a half of the fight and still win 9-0. 😅 Is it OK to wear glasses during fights? I would think that is not wise... 5:46:32 Ref stopped that a bit early?

  • @samayam7178
    @samayam7178Ай бұрын

    3:19:00

  • @bigmo931
    @bigmo931Ай бұрын

    Great dialog!! In my honest opinion, I love takedowns but there is a distinct difference between pulling guard and jumping guard. I have no problem with someone pulling guard because it is not falling weight that puts the opponent in risking injury. However, like you stated, jumping guard is dangerous and I believe it should be illegal. In my approach of someone jumping guard on me, I will have zero problem getting down to the mat as quickly as possible by tucking my legs and falling forward. If that is deemed a slam and I get DQ'ed, so be it.

  • @bjjandsoccer
    @bjjandsoccerАй бұрын

    Couldn't agree more, jumping guard will be largely illegal soon, just wondering how many people need to crippled before it happens. If it's an open weight match and a 160 pounder jumps on someone who weighs 220 fine but when athletes are of similar size no way. Nothing against the guard, it may be the most important position in the sport but if someone is so desperate to get to their guard I suggest they may need to round out their game.

  • @alexr8906
    @alexr8906Ай бұрын

    Well said I think people Should be well rounded from top to bottom and these changes allow that to happen we just came from your tournament in tri cities,WA and my sons are judokas and placed 3rd in there divisions and lost to some submissions from guard but it ended up in that position not started there and they loved the challenge. So we definitely will be attending more AGF tournaments!!!

  • @haroldw9054
    @haroldw9054Ай бұрын

    Your comment is exactly why these rules don’t make sense. According to AGF, your son’s were in the dominant position and yet, they were submitted from there.

  • @alexr8906
    @alexr8906Ай бұрын

    @@haroldw9054 yes they was submitted but the rules make it to where you just can’t pull guard and lay there or for my kids pin and lay there because they also got warnings this time too for them to keep moving on top with a pin and it allowed the person on their back a better chance. I’m not saying pulling guard isnt a weapon because it beat my kids but you shouldnt look for the rules to benefit your chances of winning if your well rounded you should be able to go into any grappling tournament with any rules and be able to compete at a high level . It showed us the holes that my kids have in their game and now they are going to attend bjj classes starting this week to help fill these gaps . So thanks to AGF they brought over more kids to bjj bc we need both top and ground game

  • @haroldw9054
    @haroldw9054Ай бұрын

    @@alexr8906 the rules actually benefit the player in the weaker position. Being able to pass someone’s guard is part of being well rounded. If you’re in someone’s closed guard, you basically have no offensive possibilities. At the same time, the guard player has a wide array of submissions available to him. Why would the top player be rewarded for not being able to pass guard?

  • @alexr8906
    @alexr8906Ай бұрын

    @@haroldw9054 plus why would you not want all our kids to be badass on the top and ground we aren’t enemies we all can learn from each other and make all our kids well rounded and ready to represent USA as a strong hold for martial arts you think other countries are just focused on pulling gaurd ? We need to keep up with the times so America doesn’t fall behind and we can represent our country proudly in this sport and I believe that’s what AGF is doing is making it to where our kids have to figure out more ways than one to get that win and I think that’s great I’m not upset my boys lost it was a great experience for them and it gets them used to uncomfortable positions and makes them work harder bc some of them kids are lethal on their back straight assassins so I definitely want my kids to learn that game too!!

  • @alexr8906
    @alexr8906Ай бұрын

    @@haroldw9054 I think you reading to far into in sir bc my sons was in guard most Of the tournament and never got a point for just being there they got the 2 points for the takedown and then had to hold it for 3 seconds to get those but while they were in guard, they never got a point for just being there. I’ve seen someone get points for submission attempt on top and actually I seen a bunch of matches where they won from guard because they attacked with submissions, whether triangle or armbar etc.. so I believe it’s all about attacking from whatever position your in top or bottom and if you don’t move you get penalized. And that’s fine for me. Makes it more action and makes the kids think quicker.

  • @JMmodernJJ
    @JMmodernJJАй бұрын

    Love it!

  • @georgehenderson7783
    @georgehenderson7783Ай бұрын

    Love that jump onto the #1 spot on the podium!

  • @sandrataylor6781
    @sandrataylor6781Ай бұрын

    ❤Good luck ❤

  • @JMmodernJJ
    @JMmodernJJАй бұрын

    Great job guys!! Thanks for the love! AGF ROCKS!! America Baby!!

  • @ivopetrov1447
    @ivopetrov1447Ай бұрын

    4:47:00

  • @user-xd8bp6du3m
    @user-xd8bp6du3mАй бұрын

    Hopefully get a part 3! 🙏

  • @ManiacGX
    @ManiacGXАй бұрын

    Arielle murillo

  • @ManiacGX
    @ManiacGXАй бұрын

    Arielle murillo

  • @Pain.3jj
    @Pain.3jjАй бұрын

    Not sure y'all heard but someone was wondering when you will post varna

  • @AG-fx2vb
    @AG-fx2vbАй бұрын

    Can you post Varna?

  • @eeeeeeeeebatitupalkata6011
    @eeeeeeeeebatitupalkata6011Ай бұрын

    When will you post Varna?

  • @DylShizzle00
    @DylShizzle00Ай бұрын

    Dallas Spring Classic day 2 matches?? 🙏🏼

  • @user-vs1fu5zh7s
    @user-vs1fu5zh7sАй бұрын

    袖車絞めまで修得してるのすごいなあ。

  • @supernaruto658
    @supernaruto658Ай бұрын

    Was that th3 biloxi one

  • @supernaruto658
    @supernaruto658Ай бұрын

    Wassup

  • @supernaruto658
    @supernaruto658Ай бұрын

    It's jack

  • @supernaruto658
    @supernaruto658Ай бұрын

    Yo kyree

  • @Joshievr67
    @Joshievr67Ай бұрын

    My friends at 39:40 the red dude

  • @georgehenderson7783
    @georgehenderson7783Ай бұрын

    1:14:10 Great fight! 1:22:25 Great fight! 1:39:27 Great rashguard ⚡✨ and fight! 1:57:15 Great fight! 2:20:35 Great fight!

  • @jerryhuwe7367
    @jerryhuwe7367Ай бұрын

    Can you guys add Day 1 Mat 4 please