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  3. Suggestion. Anderson silva is considered by many the goat. Would be cool to see how and why he was so dominant. His timing and head movement is incredible. Even still. But I'm sure there's more too it.

  5. Best breakdowns, for sure. You have helped my striking and grappling games elevate with your videos and I don't have to work on anything, the increased knowledge/understanding just helps my approach, so the improvement is immediate. I am deeply grateful.

  6. Remember, too, that all the single-leg X people you mentioned were all, or at one point, students of John Danaher/Renzo Gracie: Eddie Cummings, Rory MacDonald, Gunnar…I think it would serve well to look at the commonalities of them all as a possible answer to the leg lock phenomenon coming from Eddie/Garry Tonon/Gordon Ryan. I think it would be a cool video. Maybe Maia has a good answer to that.

  13. your breakdowns are really inspiring! I now watch fight footage from various disciplines with pen and paper taking down notes to improve my overall fight IQ. Thank you?

  18. So well done! I can't thank you enough for sharing your time and keen observations. Maia's butterfly passing is the best I have ever seen (especially in MMA), and his high-hip-switch to dope mount is a thing of beauty! But how well would it work against what many consider the greatest butterfly player of all time? Not perfectly,, I think… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eto-8UT5ZAQ

  32. wow bro that intro and when you said "its not for the chosen few, its in us all" really inspired me, as a young man from poverty this really touched a chord in me, you've lit a fire in me to remember we have to give to the ones who aren't so lucky and chosen on their pedestals…

  37. I was always wondering why doesn't Maia put shoulder pressure on the guys jaw in reverse half guard. You would think you would have less control in mma. I'm really curious why he doesn't do this. You would think its riskier doing it his way because you could give up your back. Maybe this is one of those techniques that don't work as well for the lighter guys since D.M. is a welterweight..just wondering what other people think about it..

  39. Great break down BJJScout… Easy to understand for beginners.

    Often times i will see very complicated combos and passes are being taught to younger/newer students and it makes them very frustrated. They cant keep up with the speed with someone who has been practicing for longer than they have… It is made worse if they are physically smaller and have not learned leverage and technique..

    They dont like it and leave the academy.

    Im very much a proponent of building basic knowledge and mechanics slowly and in a very easy to understand fashion.

  40. Might be a silly question… But im curious…

    Is there anyway to use speed to isolate one of staging points of a tripod and roll him/sweep him with momentum?

  42. BJJ Scout, you my friend have earned many subscribers! I'm telling everyone at my gym about your page. It's exactly what I've been looking. I'm a high rank blue belt so most videos don't teach me much. Especially when it comes to fundamental bjj but the high level DETAIL is awesome in your vids. Thanks man! Keep it up.

  45. Love how the last video was partly about how Maia switches passes to trick you then you open with a Brian Stann line about how Maia says tricking people is less important than the fundamentals.