'Transitional Escapes' to get out of Pins on the Ground

[ngtobzzz]

that's so true

when I was doing an isolated roll with bigger blue belt guys (i'm a white belt), I felt it a lot easier to escape side control than the people my own size

[Gojnic]

Just discovered this girl recently. She is a really good instructor. It is a pleasure to listen to her explain things. Nice work. BJJ needs more women.

[judojustim]

Not enough ego in this video.

[EmilyRost12345]

Maybe i cn actually learn domthing bc everyother vid i dnt and this really helped i need to learn bc my cousin everytime i c her she pinns me and she spits on me punches me kicks me and tickles me and sometimes she gets her sisters to help her they all do karate or tawquandoe or one of those and r very close to black belts sooo this helps alot! Thanks soo much for posting :D

[qubiq3]

Passioned MA women often have the better technique. they are used to compensate the less muscle they have compared to men.



[Lrdvltr]

@qubiq3 Not likely on a grand scale.

[Kalferzu]

Interesting video. I think this sold me on the DVD, even though I can see many clips online here.

Anyone know were this can be bought in Europe?

[0BlackDevil1]

but, he can take your back..

i dont think its a good thing to do...

[sochap2010]

Stephen, good job, your vids are getting better every time. Some of the best instructions available, imo.

[BrannonMcConkey]

She's a FANTASTIC teacher. Lucid, articulate, patient.

[MachoMaster]

@migraine516 @salessio83 Thanks!

[poolboyinla]

She is a great teacher. She does an excellent job of explaining things.

[xme12x]

She almost dies at 6:00.

[soderberg1971]

what a highly contagious laugh she has.... (5:05) - however very useful and pragmatic approach to BJJ - I like it - a lot!

[migraine516]

I really like these videos. They explain concepts and strategies instead of just some move. 

[MachoMaster]

Could somebody explain what "frame" actually means?

[salessio83]

@MachoMaster putting both hands on a point on ur opponents body eg. hip or shoulder and pushing

[migraine516]

@MachoMaster ...........Goto google, search "frame in jiu jitsu" , the first search result has a good picture on the bottom....

[waldomarek]

great tips for a small guy like me, thanks a lot stephan and emily for the great dvd & tips!

[powaowa1]

I think this vid could have been shorter then 7 min...maybe its just me though

[jmoney1941]

Great tip!! I feel the same way....prevention! Preventing the pass, the pin, WAY BEFORE they get their grips or settle their weight down. That change in mindset is huge and I wish I learned that years ago.

[kingwls]

this is a basic thing for judo guys..

[BlackRussian323]

Stephan's a big MoFo lmao

[spillrjuice]

Thanks again.. you guys are the best

[Krumpenstein]

Thanks again, Emily and Stephan! A great pointer I'm gonna start trying to use immediately.

[dapras]

Wow i needed this!!! def gonna put this into my mindset when i roll

[cbri]

I bought this set as soon as it was out for pre-order..

[sleepykid156]

I feel like this video can not only help BJJ and submission wrestling but also for Judokas as well. Big part of Judo is pinning your opponent on the ground and I've had many Judo sessions where I got pinned and didn't know what to do :/

[noose357]

@sleepykid156 Actually what she explains is very basic stuff for Judokas. I know it's because BJJ guys don't usually practice pins, but there are literally tons of other Judo vids explaining this very principle. Like whenever I want clarification on what's typically a BJJ tech or trick, I know I can most likely find that info somewhere on the ytube. Still, a very cool video. I like the way her pony tail bounces.