u/Tsunetomo19

I’ve spent a lot of time setting up different variations of single legs in the gi to much success.

I’ve trained in judo for about 4 years off and on and know a wide variety of throws.

In judo I tend to favor Osoto gari using Kouchi and Ouchi to set it up. However, it gives me a hard time in jiujitsu.

I’ve been thinking of working more of my drop Seoi to develop.

Are there any throws I should spend more time with for jiu jitsu rule set?

Went to buy his instructionals on de la riva but sadly gone from Bjj fanatics.

Were they worth watching?

Am I missing out or are there alternatives?

I’ve seen Lucas Lepri use it effectively in his sit up guard.

Who makes the best use of the single leg standing up in gi along with the set ups?

Any instructional or match footage?

Who is using it at the highest level in Gi right now?

So, a lot of different gripping structures along with Underhook Overhook and lapels.

With x guard and foot lock entries, wrestle ups and bolos.

What differentiates between all grip structure and strategies? What makes someone control a pant as compared to ankle or an Underhook de la riva?

Or nears sleeve, far sleeve, belt grip or collar?

Are these preference or are there specific reasons why this happens?

Who are the best de la riva guard players and what are the main strategies they play?

Looking to add this into my passing game.
I’ve been entering into it from headquarters or off of my long step pass.

Looking for ways to finish this pass or instructional that goes over this position.

Which competitors make use of this?

We have access to a ton of material on technique but very little on game planning, match strategy, and time allocation for positions for training.

Any recources on this rather than random YouTube videos for Adcc and ibjjf strategy?

His master the move for torreando is it applicable to gi also?

Trying to understand the differences of passing in gi and no gi

Who’s dominating the passing game in ibjjf in gi?

I’ve been studying Tainan Dalpra passing and have a few questions.

It seems primary pass is the knee slide when the gap is open between knee and elbow and no knee shield.

Now, I see he transitions to long step and the leg trap position to beat frames and open the gaps.

Does he long step because of a kneeshield or because of the frames?

Also, why does he transition to the leg trap rather than longstep?

I guess I’m looking to see what the indicators are for each transition.

Also, from what it looks like the leg trap is against a high kneeshield. What does he do agains a low kneeshield?

How can this be applied to jiujitsu?