Spectacular Open Guard Retention On Display In Exciting Youth BJJ Match

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سال2023

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NAGA Orlando 9/16/2023 Please Subscribe and like our channel, thanks! 01:08 Wow up till this point White gi has shown amazing open guard retention. Black gi hasn’t been a slouch in his passing attempts. 03:48 That was amazing how the coach called the cartwheel pass and Black Gi hit it. I can’t say enough good things about this match. White Gi’s guard retention was some of the best I’ve seen in these amateur matches. My only comment would be that he didn’t try to sweep or submit allowing Black Gi to just hammer away at the guard it was apparent right before the pass white gi had began to fatigue. Props to Black gi there was constant pressure and varying guard pass attempts that allowed him to wear down his opponent. That cartwheel pass right as the coach yelled it was crazy. All the kids training and absorbing jiujitsu now are going to create styles we have never dreamed of. Winner Black Gi Via points If you enjoyed this video please consider donating via the thanks button to help us out in getting more any little bit helps and goes towards more videos, oss. Note: The Playlists are arranged by technique. This allows you to see the things that are actually being used in competition. There is very little variation in what works. I believe studying these playlists will allow you to make the most of your training time by focusing on escaping and executing these relatively few but common techniques If you see yourself in one of these videos and want your name added please let us know. Or if you would like us to post one of your matches with a review contact us for the drop box address as long as your video has not been posted to youtube . https://www.facebook.com/EverythingBJJOffcial Also, if you would like to give back to the BJJ community and help under-served individuals we would like to encourage you to check out https://www.specialkicks.com/ and help them if you are able. They are an organization to assist special needs individuals in getting enrolled in martial arts programs