Gracie Sydney Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue Belt Test
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- čas přidán 4. 02. 2015
- All the requirements, grading structure, and techniques a person needs to know for their Blue Belt test at Gracie Sydney. Footage is taken from live student testing. Take a look at what it takes!
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great to see self defence making a comeback to what made JJ so effective in the first place!
basically showing the fundamentals. Exactly like it should be.
After years on the mat you learn it not to judge by stripes or belt but rather a persons ability and attitude.many things are taken in to account for an "individuals" grading. Age,weight ,time on matt ect.
My advice is learn the basic fundamentals well and drill basic techniques from different angles alot!! Steady progression will follow suit.
Very systematical, love this
Everything looked very smooth.
This is an awesome test
Muy buen video, le ponen los nombres en cada técnica.
Cool
I am a 1 stripe white belt at my gym and have learned almost all of these except for like 2 things at the end. That can't really be the whole test can it?
I think it is..but there is most likely also some time on the mat required..like 6- 18 months.. depending on how often you train..
I know it's not at my gym.
They left out cross collar chokes and mount controls, to say the least. I think I was expected to demonstrate at least 5 different takedowns, body lock takedown, kosoto, osoto, ride the pipe style single and a basic knee squeeze double leg.
Great defense against 2 handed strangle if you want to get kneed in the face
😮 thats a good knee!
If your a judo black belt and crossed trained to bbj how long would it before you became a black belt in Brazilian?
Usually Judo black belts are considered as blue belts in BJJ, , than it depends on how intensive you train...maybe up to ten years I`d say.
The average is 10 years. Even if you are a black belt in judo or any oth4er martial art or even if you are good in wrestling, the average is 10 year. I know a Judo black belt who's been doing it for 1-2 years and he's almost a blue belt. Judo focuses on standing they are dominate with that but they don't focus on Ne Waza that much. BJJ is all about Ne Waza and not so much about standing. See what I mean?
I did Judo for 10 years and competed the entire time. It took me 3 years to get my blue. 10 years is average but more and 12 -13 years.
@@nighthawk5301 I see thanks, that’s helpful. Did you also go to a sport academy or a Gracie academy?
really a bjj test? time on the mats and discipline is all you need a guy could be the worst practitioner in the world but if he has respect and is on the mats it doesn't matter how long it takes he will get his belt
You nailed it just look Gordon The King Ryan he is a professional trash talker arrogant as fuck but he already have beated choked, submited and outwrestled the best Jujiteros of the world on No Gi and is still improving his skills in Gi as you said all you need is hours of mat and discipline
Desculpe. Mas Avaliação nas artes marciais.... ela deve ser rotineiramente na observação e desenvolvimento do aluno como um todo e não na movimentação simplificada do golpe X ou Y. Isso não garante a eficácia da perfeição, pois ARTES MARCIAIS é um estudo sem FIM. OSS
Ugh this is not blue belt material
I agree..more like 1st stripe material 😆
What is blue belt material then. Could you please explain?
Something a bit off, like sure they knew the technique almost flawlessly in some cases but it all looked a bit too soft/fundamental. maybe the point of this test is just to demonstrate they know the moves ? :/
@@mahmudkhan8914 live fire exercise
I’m sorry but most of these techniques are straight up Japanese Jujitsu.
this test is too easy
Did you see the body language? Did you see how fast and good they moved the body with the techniques!? Obviously the couches know they are ready for the promotion and they are doing this as a part of the protocol!
I think a blue belt should know more than what this test asks of 2 of every position is what a 3 stripe white or a dilagent 2 stripe knows. A blue belt should know all moves a dojo/university has to offer.
This test was way too easy and the bald guy was very willing for the moves to be done on him. That second mount escape was piss poor but he gave him so much room to work
I find this test too easy, with this anyone can get a blue belt and that's not right. I may be wrong that's just my opinion. I go to a Gracie Jiu jitsu school too. But this test seems way too simple for someone to get a blue belt.
Is 32 year old too old to learn BJJ?
@@Daniel-ld7xs Ofc not. I know someone that is 35 and another that's 40 that started learning BJJ. But if you really are worried about getting injured and want a good BJJ experience I recommend going to a Gracie Jiu Jitsu school near you. If you have any questions about it you can just ask me on here and I can give you the info that I know. They teach BJJ from self defense aspect. Other BJJ school teach from sport view and others just competing and winning competition and don't know what to do if you get into a fight because one punch and then they are confused.
@@destructionc7596 I understand there's also a Gracie Barra, what's the difference?
@@Daniel-ld7xs Gracie Barra focuses more on sport and not so much on the self defense. You can try it and see how you like it. But I don’t think they teach Gracie Combatives.
@@Daniel-ld7xs I started at 34