Pedro Sauer Sweep from Knee on Belly

[k00lkane]

Right so Pedros second name; How do you pronounce it :P? Is it like Soya or Sour? or something else..

[Doubles666]

@k00lkane Something close to "sour", like SAHL-air.

[giovannito858]

amazing sweep

[Pfsif]

Rembrant!

[sgtjonesiniraq]

So sick how easily he moves.



[primate4]

Very Nice. Professor Sauer is a true master of the art.  I would love to train with him one day.

[Longhornzrock96]

masterful. wow.

[NebojsaGrbic1990]

Haha sounds like the Brazilian guy in Joe Rogans videos.

[greg3x3]

just learned this in class today. works really well on guys who aren't expecting something like this.

[pineapplefever1]

nice. had flow in it!

[pineapplefever1]

Proffesor Sauer's academy is in sterling virginia.

[deboluccia]

Why didn't I think of that? hahaha

[Deilgyre]

Seems like a really cool dude.

[spillrjuice]

He makes everything look so easy.. 

[area859]

How does it change for the bottom guy when top guy's far leg is stretched out and away from the bottom guys body? thanks! Oss!

[nuspro]

This guy is a real professor of the art of BJJ amazing

[PeidoLord]

GENIUS. *mind explodes with awesomeness*

[S3TPROGRAM]

thanx for posting... great jj master.

[gringuito34]

The 1 dislike better have been someone who missed the like.

[mrjonmcclane]

simply amazing! sub 101 thanks for all the videos, i myself do not train in anything, but have been a fan of bjj for some time now....i would like to train now because of your videos. Keith Owen & Pedro Sauer...two of the best teachers in BJJ history. nothing taken away from the Gracies...because they made bjj what it is...but i feel Professor Sauer and Own train with simplicity and pure technique. LONG LIVE GRACIE JIU-JITSU!

[Procrastinater09]

but why is the guy on top have his left arm on the right side when trying to mount? Shouldnt he have his left arm around his neck?then couldn't he post with that arm to prevent the sweep?

[ScoKimber]

@Procrastinater09 The cross body position is pretty common. He could have possibly done that, but that's Jiu Jitsu. You have to know all options because who knows what the opponent is going to do. It almost like the positions in Jiu Jitsu are infinite.

[michaellxlai]

holy shit. amazing

[Jacobite1976]

This guy could roll for hours without breaking a sweat, his technique is silky smooth and the little detail like the hitchhike is just fantastic, every move he displays he always has a little extra like that. Brilliant.

[Chanut83]

Pedro Sauer is the man! The organic process of teaching and learning BJJ. Awesome!

[kawasaki983]

class, pure class. effortless bjj

[TejanoSqz]

Can't wait to try this.

[rhdadrian]

wow im loving that hitch hike

[eamesandrew]

Would this still work if the man attempting to mount had head control?

[sangdangdoodle]

hope all u people who train in virginia at mr. sauers academy realize how lucky they are . ur luckiers than the people who win the lotto . his teaching are priceless !!!!!!!!

[sixstringsisenough]

I like that, "Hitchhike"

great stuff

thanks

[migraine516]

@sixstringsisenough I was just thinking that.

[flowjitsu1337]

Simply Amazzazing!

[XxSafadixX]

This is my favourite video you guys have.. I love the details.. so professional..

[MasterHatfield]

I wanted to say yep My Brother there Pedro it is funny whenever you see him showing things the other persons belt just unties and just falls off. No matter how or what, not matter if it is slow or fast they just fall off. :)

[MasterHatfield]

so what I was tryingto say Is when Pedro shows things he is that much more than amost anyone that is why there belts fall off grin

[fideliskful]

so tight. i wanna let someone get side mount on me and throw the knee on belly so i can try it during training. super excited!

[wisegodtruegod]

BEAUTIFUL

[jiujitsu23]

nice



[kenseisato1989]

i can escape knee on belly but this just adds to my sweeping game!

now i just have to practice this a thousand times lol.

i like how all high level jujitsu grapplers are so passionate and relaxed when they talk lol. speciall professor pedro sauer lol

thanks for the great post

[deastor]

wow true master. technique at its most basic yet so advanced

[7c9ND2el]

Nice technique.



[Momentimum]

Clever technique.

What are we going to do when the masters die off and all we have left is snobby MMA practitioners?

[UmDiaEuFicoBom]

@Momentimum Don't worry. The new generation of masters is pretty great as well. Just watch any Robson Moura or Marcelo Garcia video and you'll see jiu jitsu keeps evolving.

[Momentimum]

@UmDiaEuFicoBom I meant for all Arts. Not just BJJ. I'm pretty sure BJJ will be around for a very long time.

[metalmankeith]

@Momentimum The amount or Martial Artists that compete in MMA is rather low. There will always be people who are enthralled by their art who will stop at nothing to perfect their technique. Even a lot of MMA fighters are passionate martial artists. Lyoto Machida, Damian Maia, The Noguera's etc

[Momentimum]

@metalmankeith I know I can't speak for everyone, but the majority of poster fighters in MMA crowds and competitions fit my generalization quite well. Most masters will speak ill of cage fighters because of their attitude of being the best in the world while fighting under conditions. Too many brawlers speak ill of traditional arts because the applications are either not there or hard to see/learn like aikido -- there's reason for that though -- which is a very effective form of SELF DEFENSE.

[metalmankeith]

@Momentimum I agree with you. I've learned some Akido choke defenses and Grip breaks and they are quite useful. What I meant to say was the number of cage fighters compared to martial artists is rather low. Surely more people have walked into the local BJJ club because of the UFC, but that can't be a bad thing. I think the popularity of MMA will drive the development of BJJ and Submission Grappling beyond anything we've ever seen.

[scorcher165]

@metalmankeith I first heard of BJJ by watching UFC.. Then started to admire the grappling aspect of it, so i started training through it. Therefore I agree with you.

[metalmankeith]

@scorcher165 Same! It's such a fascinating art. Even though BJJ is a furthering of my Martial Arts training as opposed to the beginning of it, I probably would have never heard of it without MMA. Even though the UFC and MMA has inspired me to begin training in BJJ, I don't think I'll ever be a cage fighter.

[scorcher165]

@metalmankeith Yeah it is fascinating, I love it how after every class I get a warm feeling when I think about all the new techniques I've just been introduced to and also when I think about how I'm going to improve . I don't think I would have heard about BJJ unless I started watching UFC either. But as for becoming a Mixed Martial Artist I'm not so sure either, although I really like MMA and respect all the Arts used in it, I'll have to get a good base in BJJ before I begin to contemplate it.

[scorcher165]

@metalmankeith But I'm only 16 (Started BJJ when I was 15) so I have a long time to think about it =]

[TeamSubmissionInc]

Excellant technique from a true great in the art !!! He makes Jiu-Jitsu effortless !

[scurvy786]

damn that looks sweet. i gotta practice it and see if i can actually pull it off in full speed rolling

[Viperguy896]

Its seriously a thing of beauty watching this guy do things so effortlessly.

[kokyu10]

Muy buena!

[OriginalHeavensDevil]

All his techniques are so effortless! True Jiu-Jitsu. Amazing

[Brynny211]

@OriginalHeavensDevil AGREED

[GrittyMcCheese]

wow, awesome.