The Sonny Brown Breakdown

Teaching Jiu-Jitsu Without Teaching Techniques With Greg Souders

Dec 8, 2022

01:26:50

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Greg Souders

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Understanding Grip Fighting in Jiu Jitsu

01:56

How to Create a Kneecut

01:08

How Noah's buggy choke caught the attention of the Jiu-Jitsu community

01:20

How to Defeat a Grappler with a Single Leg

01:02

Introduction

3min

Jujitsu - Is There a Better Way?

2min

Jiu-Jitsu - How Do You Make Connections With Judo?

2min

Jiu Jitsu - Is There a Link to the Environment?

2min

Is There a Kneecut?

2min

The Kneecut

2min

The Shape of a Knee Cut

2min

Invariant Properties in Jiu Jitsu Are More General Than We Give Credit For

2min

Jiu Jitsu

5min

10.

Jujitsu

3min

11.

Is There Value in Double Closure?

2min

12.

The Choy Bar and the Z-Lock

5min

13.

How to Get Hip Access During a Competitive Match

3min

14.

The Biggest Move for White Belts

2min

15.

Do You Believe in Double Closure Strangles?

3min

16.

Do You Have a Goal?

3min

17.

Wrestling, Hand Fighting, and Type Downs

3min

18.

How to Show the Specific Grips in Jujitsu

3min

19.

The Most Powerful Takedown Is the Single Leg

4min

20.

How Do You Destabilize the Body?

3min

21.

The Body Fall Any Other Way, Right?

2min

22.

What Is the Difference Between Knees and Hands?

2min

23.

What Coaching Advice Do You Give From the Sidelines?

3min

24.

How Long Have You Been Working With Black Belts?

2min

25.

Is That Guillain or No Gi?

3min

26.

The Dandeherstile of Wrestling - Gordon Ryan

2min

27.

I'm Not Going to Tell You, but They're Doing the Same Thing as I Am Doing

2min

28.

The Business Effects of a Coaching Style

2min

29.

Jujitsu Hits for Everyone, Court

2min

30.

Is There a Forearm in Face?

3min

31.

How to Deal With a Base Level of Resistance

4min

32.

What Is Choking?

2min

33.

Don't Use Information

2min

34.

What's the Best Way to Reach Out to You?

2min

I talk to Greg Souders, A Jiu-Jitsu black belt who runs his Jiu-Jitsu academy without teaching any techniques. Instead, he uses the ecological approach to skill development which has a substantial body of evidence for its effectiveness when used in motor learning. We discuss the benefits of teaching and learning jiu-jitsu in this manner and focus on how such a style can be implemented effectively.

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