Knee On Belly Escape (Effective Vs Larger Opponents)
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- This video explains my method for escaping the knee on belly. Rather than turning into my opponent exposing the danger of front head locks or an opponent switching to side control on my opposite side, I focus on turning away and connected my elbow knee frames back together. This method of escape is in my opinion far more effective for fighting vs a stronger, or bigger opponent)
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Thank you, Mr. Thomas for your weekly help. I'm never so happy to wait for a CZcams upload from anywhere until now.
Bunny Azorth thank you happy the channel has been helping!
Thanks a lot for putting so much great content out for free.
I'd love to see a video on "how to study competition footage".
Keep up the good work!
I love how you cover the concepts!!
You and John Danaher say very very similar things about escapes and guard retention, which to me just proves the quality of your jiu-jitsu, keep up the good, amazing content !!!
Great details again Jon. I'd like to hear your take on grip fighting during the initial engagement phase against a seated opponent. Or how you like to approach a guard player before anyone has grips. How you "step in" or what you focus on with your footwork or weight. Great videos, really appreciate the effort 👊
Your material is gold. You got a new sub !
Thank you for this! Been having a lot of trouble with KOB lately
Keep up the good work Jon!
Amazing stuff and just what I needed.
Outstanding as always. Would love to hear about analyzing footage and see some of your training.
Thank you so much for your vids! im a white belt and i already see a difference! getting a lot more comfortable playing on my back.
Alain Deller Happy to heat it, developing comfort in your guard and on you back is by far the most important thing when you start in Jiu Jitsu, as being on top is already some what intuitive
Thank you Jon!
I LOVE THE IDEA! It would be especially helpful if you show video of you sparring doing the actual techniques from a specific series. It would put it over the top if you can narrate over the video so we can hear some of the details some of us noobs are totally blind to. Stuff against bigger stronger guys would be another added bonus.
theticoboy great will be doing one soon this or next week, since it will require some more editing
Thank you great explanation !!
Love the ideas about studying footage and specific sparring videos
Super helpful appreciate you. 🤙🏽
Cool details! nice videos jon, thanks for share
Cool Sambo Gi! Do they make those for BJJ as well with full length pants instead of shorts?
This was perfect thanks!
I'd be interested in seeing how you break down competition videos!
Solid video, thanks a ton. Can you get some competition footage on when and how to use the third hook? Thanks!
Awesome work sir
This is awesome. Have the “how to study competition” &/or specific sparring videos come out yet?
your videos are awesome!
Simple yet effective. Thanks for this. As a white belt im always getting stuck here
Fantastic. Thank you
I don't know what kind of work goes into make them, but I always enjoy and learn a lot from rolling breakdowns(rolling footage with voice over). Competition or just rolling in the gym. It helpful to try to understand how guys are thinking/seeing/planning during a match.
ddaley814 I’m going to get a new computer soon that will help a lot with doing higher quality editing and breakdowns with a microphone.
good stuff Jon
I saw this technique in a Saulo Ribeiro's video when I was beginning BJJ and I use it ALL the time, it works incredibly well.
Great thanks!
The strength of this video is that the counter is simple which makes it easier to translate on the mat without having live instruction on it.
Yes interested about study guide!
awesome
I usually use the running ecape for this. But this is great to now have another opstion there.
Hi this was great. Can you link me to the side control video he mentions in the video?
Actually this is two tutorials in one video. Knee on belly escape and reverse shrimp 😂😂
Focusing on bettering my escapes and you demstrating how important the inside is helping the fundamentals
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Hi Jon. Thanks for the video. I 've tried this yesterday during open mat against not resisting bigger guy in the gi. I 've had two major problems with it. First was to do with the fact that he had his knee so much to my side so the foot of the knee on belly leg was connected to my hip - kind of shin along the belt position. He had a great balance in that position, but I was struggling to get my elbow in front on his knee. Second problem was that in that position he was able to keep me flat on my back and I almost couldn't turn even slightly away from him to do forward shrimp. I would appreciate any tips helping to solve these problems.
Adam Turowski Hey, so I would really need to see the video of you in the position to try to figure out what’s going on, it’s difficult through text. You can message me a video on messenger and I will make a short video for you responding to what I can see. Thanks
@@JonThomasBJJ Thanks for the reply. I've made some progress last night. I found out that first I have to use the hand that is initially blocking the knee (left hand in your video) to move my training partner knee towards the center of my body. Some wiggling/shrimping while making sure to keep my elbow (left elbow in your video) tight to my body to prevent them spinning and going for the armbar does the trick. Once I get that, then I am able to put my elbow (right elbow in your video) in front of partner knee and do the escape. Once again thanks for the support.
Thats my fav kob escape :)
What if they push against your face
need to parctise my forward shrimps
Please make a vídeo about when the top Guy keep changing the side of the knee on belly...you try to escape he changing one side to another
Evandro Rodrigues I usually do one video a week, but I’m going to start putting out shorter videos infrequently addressing smaller questions like this. Will try to cover that soon.
Training footage would be good, if you could narrate it too that would be excellent. It would be interesting to hear your thought process whilst rolling.
I would be really interested too.
I'd like to see some good knee shield passes.
Kek Spang hey I actually made a video on passing the Knee Shield with the knee cut before go through my videos you should find it.
@@JonThomasBJJ your videos are gold. Thanks for all your work and effort.
Kek Spang czcams.com/video/1TA45bmXytc/video.html this is the video here. Hope it helps
Thanks. Got smashed today by a gorilla brown belt (was awesome😅) and will drill the shrimp for next time