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  • Whats with the porno music ?

  • Thats f`n crazyy!!!

  • helicopter armbar....

  • People get amazed by a technique like this?

  • that looks like a sack smasher waiting to happen, this should be a cup commercial, lol

  • Nice

    

  • I was in a competition for B.J.J and without knowing this move i used it and won........never knew it was even a move lol

  • helecopter armbar :)

  • I just learned this. It's crazy how many "helicopter" submissions you can do.

  • i am a white belt and was training with Leo Pauldo, the black belt, and he thought it would b funny 2 do this 2 me. Wicked sub!

  • my instructor taught us this yesterday

  • Thats called Helicopter Armbar..

  • @Mikelusarraga its all the same man..dont get caught up in the names of techniques. Every teacher calls it something different but they are all executed the same or very similar

  • i would like to see that in an MMA fight.

  • It's very difficult to do this technique...It's hard enough catapulting the guy over you, but suspending him in the air for a few seconds then do the helicopter is just impossible in a competition. I'm a Judoka 

  • Guessing this was just a demo, considering there is no wrist control. Sleeves only do so much, point his thumb up to the ceiling and you're guaranteed that tap.

  • helicopter armbar!!!

    

  • now add resistance to it...

  • I am going to try this on my judo instructors.

  • I can tell you from experience, the helicopter armbar definitely works. I'm aBJJ blue-belt and I've had this move done on me, even when I knew it was coming. You can prop the guy in the air like that off a Tomoe Naga, or if you're simply in guard with your feet on the hips, gripping his sleeves, and your opponent leans his weight at tad bit too forward.

  • @mixmasternut im intrested in joining a mma gym where they teach bjj by a world bjj champion but im nervous about joining. do you have any advice?

  • @561sage I think many people who want to train, talk themselves out of it because they are nervous not knowing what to expect and how much they will get beat up on. Despite the nature of the sport, training is usually very safe. And the MMA community in general is full of wonderful people. Many schools will let you sit in a class or 3 to see if it's a good fit before signing up. So try out a couple schools first. Try to get some cardio up before hand, because you'll definitely need it.

  • @mixmasternut thanks,yea i talked myself out of it for two years and i think this year im gonna go in and talk to them

  • @mixmasternut its funny you say that cause i was the same way.i have been doing it for about three months or so and i love it. you see yourself improve everyday and i never leave the gym without being in the best mood ever . no matter how stressful the day has been. i always say sign up and try it.

  • @mixmasternut its funny you say that cause i was the same way.i have been doing it for about three months or so and i love it. you see yourself improve everyday and i never leave the gym without being in the best mood ever . no matter how stressful the day has been. i always say sign up and try it.

  • OMG RETARDS ITS CALLED HELICOPTER ARMBAR!

  • shinya aoki would be proud

  • wicked?!?! lol

    awesome.... rofl

  • Helicopter armbar theres a how to with panicpulse if anyone cared

  • How did the at the bottom put the other dude up like that?

  • @thedrummer77 get his sleeves/wrists, put your feet on his hips, pull him up while balancing him, then do the trick.

  • how does one get in to this position?!!?!

  • this is called a helicopter sweep.... i learned this when i was a white belt lol its flashy but it isnt easy to find yourself in a position where the other fighter is lookin like superman lmfao (fun tech.)

  • Haha 222 likes and 22 dislikes.

  • I have about 5 years experience in martial arts myself, but i don't think its a good idea to put it on here considering most on here have no experience atall and could seriously huet themselves. To me martials is no joke and should only be practised by those serious about it.

  • The transition must hurt enough as it is.

  • MAY I KNOW WHAT SONG IS THIS??? THANK YOU

  • Looks like something I'd see in catch-wrestling. All-in-all, great video!

  • I'm a BJJ professor here in Brazil so...

    1st: Once an opponent's over ur feet, there's no need to push ur 2 legs up as demonstrated in the vid. Ex.: U get his left arm u push ur left leg towards his hips. Actually, there's not even a need to push at all. Just slip your foot out his hips, let'em slide along your leg while the other leg draws a circle over their heads to complete the movement.

    2nd: Margarida used to finish his opponents here in BJJ tournaments with this move. It does work.

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  • you´re awesome when you can get your enemy in that start posiiton

  • Eddie Bravo teaches this

    

  • guys, I am actually training in MMA (muay thai and jiujitsu) and this kind of armbar is impossible to do while fighting. when the other guy is over you, hte only thing he wants is to hit you hard or do a submission so forget that shit now.

  • @ikillnazi1 i have personally seen this work.

  • @ikillnazi1 BJJ is a independent sport, and this very possible with gi in a bjj competition.

  • @ikillnazi1 LOL, it works.

  • kickflip ;D

  • thats just a show move. that nonsense would never fly competitively

  • To all the prickweeds who have no idea when this is used or how it came about... Lets say you get some football jock with a thick head who realizes he can't out-strike you, so he does what he's trained to do. Tackle. You're on your back, he knows not to get tied up, so he tries to punch you in the face. He stands up, drives his weight behind it, and you can either plan on sucking his knuckles or stick your foot in his hip and do this lil keeper! =)

  • @slayjay Yeah, but your man isn't going to be swinging for you while your feet are keeping him mid-air, he's going to have his feet posted on the ground.

    It's a cool move, but you need to get in the original position to do it, and it's going to be almost impossible to get your opponent in that position with his feet off the ground.

  • @Doozus I get my opponent in this position all the time during sparing. You just need the set this up as you would do with any other technique you have set you mind to. It is important that you move under his center of gravity. Your timing has to be perfect, but once you lift him, he is yours.

  • kickflip to armbar?

  • @DistortedBrain hahahah

  • @DistortedBrain ROFL~!!!

  • @DistortedBrain lmao

  • @DistortedBrain kickflip 180...

  • @VladislavSiudak That'd be a Varial Kflip son

  • @DistortedBrain helicoper armbar :)

  • @DistortedBrain hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

  • Slick!

  • I do this whenever my son wants to be an airplane

  • why would some man be balancing on your feet anyways?

  • @xPeanutbutterxJellyx it happens guite often when the fights goes to the ground u know...

  • @SSchreno not like that, thats impossible if it is not a set up

  • @SSchreno /watch?v=yu_pAajy6js&feature=r­elated

  • That is awesome technique. I have tried that before, but with not so good success. I have never seen that anyone uses this in my class because this is pretty easy to counter and difficult to do.

  • It's called a helicopter armbar, and please don't try this at home kids. The guy who posted this probably shouldn't even be talking stuff about this if he calls it a "Wicked Armbar BJJ Technique". Serously.

  • Definitely an advanced move.

  • ya that is a crazy armbar, my BJJ teacher showed that to the class last week. we didn't try it, he was just showing the move.

  • When would that position ever come up in a fight...

  • @smackatan0

    It could be implemented with a Tomoe Naga.

  • @smackatan0 not necessarily in a street fight but in a BJJ competition it could happen, if the person in close guard new what they were doing.

  • come on guys, anyone who knows anything about multiple martial arts knows no art is better than another. It depends on the individuals and the situation. For example, i'm going to use BJJ and karate. Karate guy says your BJJ works because i'm not going to let you take me to the ground. BJJ guy says you don't have a choice.

    Now knife defense in general is a different story, there are defenses but they aren't high percentage. Though street jujitsu also involves gauging, and the no rules element.

  • i love it wicked ..!!

    thank u for the good taste!!

  • Puppet master into armbar :P nothing fancy

  • saw that on never back down. nothing super amazing but nice.

  • @kEbA1 Great film for some of the simple butt nice stuff in BJJ

  • That's just like the juji gatame.but you start standing and you take the opponent down into that position. sick.

  • Not too sure how the fighters would come to be in the starting position for this move, but if it happened it'd be amazing =]

  • thats madd

  • niceee

    

  • 1/1,000,000 chance of this actually happening in an 'Experienced' Jiu Jitzu match, however is good to look at- Very unBJJ like. I know about butterfly guard by my coaches would never tell me to lift your opponent up in the air with your legs like that. It looks like something I used to do with my cousins when I was little, They would pick me up like that and throw me onto a couch or somethin- For those who do that too, you should understand where I am coming from.

  • which music is it ???? it's cool!!

  • I'm on a Brazilian jiu jitsu team and trust me when you are grappling someone you never have your feet on there stomach

  • @superpunch123 Butterfly guard maybe?

  • @superpunch123 Its possible,His feet are on the hips not stomach,and the way to get this position is when there standing and you have control of both there sleeves,and you heave like your going for a sweep and there in mid air. But its harder for lower belts to pull this off

  • @yeee941 it starts from butterfly guard, ive learned the exact same thing in japanese jiu-jitsu as well as a sweep thats very similar and both are setup from butterfly guard

  • i do judo,boxing little bit of taekwondo and im about to start in BJJ when i get my drivers licence XD its gonna be awesome

  • lol

  • Most the people on this thread are talking out of their ass. I would bet that about 99% of the people are here do absolutely no training at all!!!

  • i train in boxing but no jiu jitsu

  • @honoluluwahine14 Boxing is awesome.

  • @19thaman79 i train bjj with firas zahabi

  • @19thaman79 Dude, you are not on 4chan. This is not a thread, its the comment section of a video.

  • @19thaman79 r u part of that 99%? and dont talk out ur ass!!!

  • @Koscheck2011 No, I actually train and have for a few years not. I mix my BJJ up with Judo and Wrestling. My Wrestling coach is a national champ 2x, my Judo coach is a black belt under Joe Terchiano who is a 6 degree dan under 2 Kanos dans. Terch trained over in Japan for years. I train BJJ under 2 of Joe Darces black belts who is who is a black belt under Renzo Gracie. VamosBJJ.com By your comment, you must be in that .99% group!?!?!?

  • @19thaman79 I train at Vamos as well, whos this?

  • @19thaman79

    well said mate

  • Bit of a n00b question but what are the main differences between BJJ/Jiu-Jitsu and Judo? :{

  • This seems really cool but.... in what fight situation a guy would be standing his stomach on your foot? looks like he's trying to do the plane.....

    plus, this technique wouldn't work with an heavy guy

  • What's the difference of Brazilian JJ and the original JJ?? Please someone reply.. :)

  • i think Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is from Brazil.

  • @BrootalJuggalo Yes I know, but.. what is the difference between these 2 Jiu Jitsu's??? :S

  • @edessachristos i dont really think there is a difference. i think BJJ is more gi related. thats about it

  • JJ is japanese . BJJ is much more effective.

  • @edessachristos Brazilian jujitsu is jujitsu with added submission. Arm bar, omo plata, kimura, triangle choke, etc...

    Just pure jujitsu is basicly like wrestling but with a larger arsenal. Wrestling is more like you just work on the move that are most effective and become incredible in them. While as jujistu is more like you have tonne and a tonne of moves, you wont do them as good but you will have so many moves that you just need to keep switch in till you get one that workes.

  • @UnderDog988 thanks man, i finally understood the difference.. :D

  • wee playing airplane with your friend friend says something mean you get pissed bam bam armbar

  • This also know as the helicopter armbar.

  • This is a helicopter armbar. I'm a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu and BJJ has similarities to judo but they are two different styles. Judo in fact did come first but the Gracie family perfected the art which is now BJJ.

  • @Rickerd9144 is BJJ hard to learn?

  • no, its fun and you don't start off with flying armbars and crazy shit like that. You start of with simple techniques and move to harder ones, like every other fighting art, I relly recomend BJJ, just take a look at BJJ vs other matirial arts, they usually win!

  • @ZycuinA ok thanks .. but what will we learn in BJJ? submission? or ...???

  • Takedowns, submissions, escape techniques on ground, throws, maybe a thousand headlocks, armbars and legbars. Some punching and kicking as well!

  • @ZycuinA thats because its a tournament style fight that are usually taken place in,so alot of techniques of other styles cant be used because of the danger.However, I've seen an equal number of videos where bjj has lost, and of course im not dissing bjj because im a practioner of it, but i'm also a practioner of many other arts, but I believe its about the skill of the fighter, wouldnt you agree?

  • @22bcc Yes, I'd say so. Its actually a bit annoying when people comment on the fighting sports like "Just fighting, no game tactics like football" Those idiots, every freaking move you make can either be to your or your apponents favor, so I'd actually say that thinking is a huge part of the art, as much as knowing the techniques.

    Annoying people.

  • @ZycuinA They win against striking arts,but not other grappling arts.

  • @samluke8121 yes they do  wtf

  • @ZycuinA well they usually win because it wouldn't be very... appropriate if you were to knee them in the head when they come at you. (muay thai wise, anyways).

  • it is the greatest art HENCE the name

  • @ZycuinA except Judo, lololol

  • @ZycuinA except for judo usually haha

  • @Fallen385 Yeah, but Judo has been a competetive sport for quite more years than BJJ, and when BJJs fight with Judo trained kids the rules for Judo counts, not BJJ so they can't punch and kick and do all those crazy things wich is their speciality.. Id say thats a bit unfair, but people have just gone with it...

  • @ZycuinA what about traditional jiu jitsu lol......

  • @mrjaret67 I've trained traditional ju jitsu for five years, and i quited after my first brazilian jiu jitsu, its just way more advanced and the takedowns are awesome. Better training as well, this might be my former instructors fault, but I like BJJ better, and hey it even reminds slightly of BJ, which is also a beautiful thing.

  • @ZycuinA oh i see, well at least you took traditional too

  • Your not old enough to be a black belt

  • Judo and Jiu Jutsu share a common origin. Ju"do" and Ju"jutsu" are different focuses, just like the different focus between Aikido and Aikijutsu or Karate-do and Karatejutsu.

    BJJ is essentially JJ but practiced in Brazil.

  • and it is newaza(groundwork)

    to all those that are reading this:

    i'd like to emphasize that no style is greater than the other. it is what you make of them that counts. don't be one-dimensional, learn from various styles if you want to properly protect yourself from ewverything.

    but of course, nothing can protect you from a nuke

  • yup as they say its not about the dog thats in the fight its about the fight thats in the dog :)

  • that is a wonderful quote:)

    i might take it, if you dont mind

  • go ahead man :)

  • @Gwisss When saying Jiu Jitsu, you should be more explanitory because there are many forms of Jiu Jitsu. Judo is a direct derivative of the Traditional Japanese Jiu Jitsu arts. Master Kano Jigoro was the originater of Kano Jiu Jitsu currently known today as Judo which gave to Sambo and its Brazilian cousin, BJJ.

  • @19thaman79 Judo isn't like jujitsu... it like comparing boxing to kick boxing...

    Judo focus mostly on takedown techniques.

  • @UnderDog988 When and where did I ever say that Judo IS Jiu Jitsu???? Oh' thats right, I didn't.

  • @19thaman79 Actually, to say there "ARE" many forms of Jiu Jitsu is only to acknowledge the modern "sport" like forms of Jiu Jitsu(meaning ground only, throws + ground etc.). Where as Jiu Jitsu as it was called was once a system that entailed all forms of possible situational outcomes in combat, and ANY technique or application that could/was used in combat should/was studied. The goals were very much the same. The "FORM" was the same, though the library of techniques may have differed slightly.

  • @Gwisss There are many forms of Jiu Jitsu much like there are many forms of Kung Fu. Traditional Japanese Jiu Jitsu has many styles and only 1 involved the ground aspect which was incorporated in Kano Jiu Jitsu(Judo) along with throws,trips and some striking techniques. The submission techniques in BJJ and Traditional Japanese Jiu Jitsu are different. In Japanese Jiu Jitsu wrist locks are the prominant joint locking technique which was used to unarm their opponent.

  • @Gwisss Modern Traditional Jiu Jitsu doesn't focus on the ground work. Modern Japanese Jiu Jitsu focuses on the striking aspect of combat. My son did Japanese Jiu Jitsu for 2 years and now trains BJJ as do I. From first hand experience, they're different.

  • @19thaman79 To say modern Japanese Jiu Jitsu "doesn't focus on the ground work" is ludicrous. If you do Japanese Jiu Jitsu there are many aspects of the ground involved. It is not as developed in the ground game as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu of course, however, the ground game and submissions are extensive in Japanese Jiu Jitsu.

  • @dirtyminded604 Modern Japanese Jiu Jitsus main focus is on the stand up aspect of combat. It does have a limited range of technique in regards to ground combat but nothing as intense as BJJ. The techniques themselves are different. I never said I train JJJ, what I said was my son did for 2 1/2 years and now trains BJJ. My main discriplines are BJJ, wrestling and a little Muay Thai.

  • @Gwisss All forms of Jiu Jitsu have alot of commonality but are not the same.

  • @19thaman79 Did you even read what I had written???

  • Who the fuck is going to let you balance him like that? the twirll him to sumit?!!?!

  • you can get into that position far more than you'd expect ... i will try it out on some of the newer guys

  • Have a Jiu Jitsu practitioner do it to you. Once in the air and with your hips controlled by his feet, you have no control what so ever

  • @ernestha Nobody. You need to use a set up first.

  • i could never see someone being put in this position

  • u do the suicide roll or whatever and just dont throw em behind you

  • Aiki-jutsu...very ancient (China/India, origins - eventually used by Samurai on the field if ever they found themselves disarmed. Aikido and Jujutsu/jui jitsu came from this. Not sure about Judo, but I believe Judo was developed relatively recently (compared to the other arts mentioned)

  • @March6371 Your correct. The 1st martial arts are said to have their roots in E. Europe and spread threw to India eventually making its way to S.E Asia.Greek Pankration is thought to be the worlds 1st martial art, about 2658 years old. It was used in the Greek Olympic games.

  • Judo comes from Jiu Jitsu, google it, fool

  • Judo came came from the original Japanese jujitsu, coz the jiu jitsu is short for BJJ or Gracie Jiu jitsu

  • wicked!! man ,but still i could nevr see my self in that position

  • There is no such thing as Jujutsu.

    Its Jiu-Jitsu. Also called Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

    Gracie Jiu-Jitsu theres no such thing as jujutsu. there is Judo but Judo is totally diffrent from Jiu-Jitsu.

  • Jujutsu then Judo then BJJ

  • It's JUJUTSU!!!!!! not jiu-jitsu..

  • Are you sure it's not jujitsu? Because jujutsu shows up with a red line under it when I type it out. Jujitsu doesn't.

  • You are totally right, its Jujitsu, Judo is offspring of Jujitsu, so is Jiu-Jitsu the creator of Jiu Jitsu learned Jujitsu first and then made it to their style but in a different way of course.

  • JU JUTSU is a martial art

    JUDO is a martial art

    JU JITSU is a martial art

    JIU JITSU is a martial art

    BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU is a martial art

  • that armbar could have been just a touch deeper, but otherwise, that was absolutely beautiful

  • i learned this in judo

  • judo comes from jiu jitsu my friend

  • @juanmaiden vice versa

  • XD, it's oposite, jiu jitsu comes from Judo. Judo is ancient martial art form Japan, BJJ is invented by Helio Gracie.

  • judo is not so ancient...

  • no. judo comes from jiu jits, and brazilian jiu jittsu comes also from jiu jitsu...

  • kind of right, but no, Judo came from Jujitsu, then Judo was brought to Brazil by Maeda, later became Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, did you see the spelling changed?

  • wrong, Japanese Jujitsu, to Judo to Gracie Jiu Jitsu, they changed the spelling, BJJ isn't only invented by Helio, Maeda, Helio and his brothers did, Helio Gracie added more effective techniques later on, made him the one that completes BJJ

  • @hrcimir No its not. Judo is only a little over 100 years old.

  • No dude. You are talking about bjj.

    Ancient Jiu Jitsu was before (started on INDIA). Judo comes from original jiu jitsu. After both, BJJ have taken many things from ancient jiu jitsu and judo and emerged as a new martial art.

  • helicopter armbar.

  • people seem to mix sport jujutsu with self defense applications of same techniques.... locks are joint-breaks that just stop to wait for other tapping, thats polite and according to sport-aspect of the art. Thug with knife gives me armbar? wouldn't even blink about finishing it.

  • so right

    +1

  • yea i agree if some thug with a weapon asaulted me i wouldnt hesitate to snap the arm

  • @nappiotsaan How would you armbar someone with a knife? Honeslty most of the time there is a set of unspoken rules in street fights as well as school fights. Such as Ex. no eye pookes/gouges, low blows, etc. but when there isn't those rules won't it be extremly hard for anyone to work BJJ because BJJ is grappling and when the attacker is in the opponents guard he may just strike or bite the BJJ practiconers or eye lid or such.

  • @krnaxe striking gives a great armbar or triangle choke. go look into the marine corp martial arts program. judo and jiujitsu are some of the core martial arts that are utilized