Key Side Control Attack Details - Firas Zahabi
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2015
- When on top in Side Control be sure first go for submissions that do not compromise your superior position. In most cases it is always better to stay top regardless if you find yourself in a BJJ match, MMA Fight or a Street altercation. Some submission that are often used from side control risk the position itself either by allowing the opponent to get back to guard or a possible turnover. In this video I cover Subs that not only keep you from losing position they make you position even tighter.
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Very technical and highly detailed as always. Many thanks Firas.
Thank you! Great video. I particularly like the detail on direction to push with head and illustrating the why of the sprawl from mount.
Love all the videos Firas. You always seam to add extra details other instructional videos miss.
Thanks again, great combo techniques!
Thanks so much for these videos!
awesome video bro. can't wait to tap people out with these moves. keep it up!
Awesome work as always, thank you
Thank you for passing the knowledge!
Fantastic instruction, and lends itself nicely to a fun lockflow drill as well. I've seen these taught, but not as an if-this-then-that approach - much more usable. As always, high respect Firas!
Excellent details on the Ude Gatame, I've rarely ever hit this rolling, but that may soon change. I'm sure you know that trapped arm position leads to a very easy to finish choke/diaphragm crush that we Judoka call Kuzure Kata Gatame but is also known colloquially as the "Howdy Choke" if one drills it frequently if can be a very high percentage and quite efficient with proper body mechanics. Thanks again for your masterfully taught lessons.
Great vid. Good details! 👏
Using this for my class tonight. Love you Firas.
I consider you a historical reference of martial combat arts?
Your video s are awesome . very practical, very technical and harmonious . my gratitude. cheers
Excellent. Okay, I like how your demos are done. I did Judo for 40 years, ouch, gave my age away. I also did BJJ for it's emphasis on newaza (ground game ). Your video demos are excellent. Schools and instructors spoon feed students. I dropped out of competition out of fear of breaking an arm,especially my right arm, my an artist and I needed my to earn a living . It happened anyway 35 years later tore my shoulder. Back in 1985 only a few American Judokas had any clew as to what BJJ was.
Watching Rory vs. JT Torres at metamoris, made me realize how incredible Tristars bjj is. Great video Firas
Watched a lot of BJJ videos and I have to say your instructional videos are excellent. Fully explained, well detailed and they always offer a multitude of scenarios/variations should you have a 'not so' compliant opponent in a roll. Thanks to all involved in making these!!
instablaster...
Great video!
Amazing absolutely amazing
I saw something very similar from the last episode of Mastering the system. looks like great basic stuff. I used to go for kimoras or americanas or triangles to kimura or cowgirl from that position 2 yrs back but this position/submission looks much safer.
Thank you
Amazing
Hi Firas thank you for another fantastic video. When he tries to clear your foot with his hand how do you feel about reaching down with the underhooking arm and holding onto your ankle so he cant clear it then continuing to work the arm bar on the near arm?
AAA YOU ARE AN ARTIST ZAHABI :D
Coach could you do the follow up to this position? Like what submissions you coul get for that position?
great video, but why sprawl when mounting instead of jumping up to smount since the arms are up already?
This straight armbar is one of my favorite move, but sometimes the opponent pulls out and
often with strong guys is hard to straighten the arm, it will always have a bend in it and I cannot finish them there.
Is it because I didn't pinch well enough with my head or is it the elbow I didn't control ? Would love to hear your advice around this.
i like this vid
Ty
Damn. Je penses jamais à faire le move à 5 minutes quand le dude enlève ta jambe de dans sa face. Nice!
3:40 what does firas mean by stabilize?
does being so close to hips give the opponent a way to escape
Where is TriStar gym located ?
What is the partners name?
I've always been a bit skeptical of that armbar (you know which one I'm talking about haha).
I've felt it while drilling and sure I figure I might be able to screw up and maybe break a similar size/strength man's arm, but I just don't see it happening with someone ~20% bigger and/or stronger... I think I might get a compliance tap from a bigger guy, but unless he is long and lanky (more leverage) how can I damage their arm? I just really lack (personal) confidence in the technique, as I always imagine them gritting their teeth and escaping... (disclaimer: I have never attempted it in live training)
Am I wrong and just whining? :)
If you do it right and align the arm correctly it will break. Of course you should always have a plan B as explained in the video. Over the years you will get better and better at fine tuning you technique. Focus on the details and Im sure this will help your game.
Tristar Gym Still skeptical (seems like plan B is better than plan A), but I'll trust your judgement over mine, in this case. And I'm definitely not going to argue haha
I do wonder why "plan B" is not your plan A, though I expect it may be a pain to explain in text so I won't hold it against you if you don't answer...
Thanks, I always get excited when I see you have a new video!
+Christian Rankin I have seen many top jiu jitsu fighters escape from arm bars quite well at high level competitions.
Just realized that this dude look like nacho from better call saul
Why not go for the kimora instead when he puts pressure on ur leg. His arm is bent and you are already half sitting up.
dude... this guy.. sounds so much like Vaas..
LMFAO 😂 fuck Vaas man
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What if he bites you in the balls? 2:39
Then he becomes gay
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