Guard Puller Trains Wrestling for 3 Months • Wrestle for Jiu Jitsu (1/5) скачать в хорошем качестве

Guard Puller Trains Wrestling for 3 Months • Wrestle for Jiu Jitsu (1/5)

Three fights, three wins, three months of wrestling. 0:00 Mission 0:16 Why 1:31 The Wrestling Diaries Part I 3:09 The Wrestling Diaries Part II 4:18 Competition Registration I was always a guard puller. Then I cross-trained wrestling for three months to compliment what I was learning in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The question of "wresting vs BJJ" is often asked in the martial arts world. In this video I explore how one can help inform the other. I was already aware that cross-training other combat sports, such as wrestling, judo, and MMA, can help us to progress faster in BJJ. When I set myself the task of cross-training wrestling twice a week for 3 months, I got to experience this directly. Here I discuss why I decided to cross-train wrestling instead of judo, which is also a viable and productive option for those that want to improve their BJJ stand-up game, how wrestlers train differently to people who only practise BJJ, and my difficulties in learning takedowns and setups. I also talk about the impact that wrestling had on my fitness levels. In order to test my new fundamentals wrestling skills, I entered a Grappling Industries Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournament. I set myself one rule: no guard pull. There were four of us within the bracket (Gi Adult Female White Belt 155lbs). All of the competition matches will be posted on my channel with a commentary - I'll discuss the mistakes I made and how cross-training wrestling influenced my approach. *Please note: the "surprise" chapter that I mention in this video is positioned at the end of the final video of the series - after the final match. Thank you for watching. I’d love to have you come with me on my Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training journey, if you want to follow along go ahead and hit subscribe. #bjj #bjjcompetition #bjjvswrestling #takedowns #brazilianjujitsu #bjjlifestyle #whitebelt #bluebelt #wrestling #jiujitsugirls #judo #mma #bjjtournament #bjjtraining #grappling #crosstraining #bjjvsjudo #bjjtips #jiujitsufeminino #gi #nogi #grapplingindustries