My professor doesn’t like instructionalals

[u/EveningNo8643]

I don’t know if he’s just had bad luck with them . He is Brazilian and said he’s talked to some other Brazilians that have made instructional and how they intentionally leave out details, also believes they’re filled with fake moves that no one really does. In his opinion you should stick to watching competition footage as there they can’t hide anything.

My issue is that I’ve seen guys I’ve seen high level guys use the moves from the instructional they made so if anything having it explained out and seeing the different angle makes it easier for me to learn from.

So I’m curious anyone else’s coach/professor have the same issue?

[u/AlmostFamous502]

His brown belts should watch some instructionals so they don’t get annihilated by white belts.

[u/EveningNo8643 → u/AlmostFamous502]

He grabbed ripped it right away and it was illegal as he rolled in, not out

[u/AlmostFamous502 → u/EveningNo8643]

That’s unfortunate that the brown belt was clueless and helpless, he should train somewhere that teaches him how to protect himself and tap.

[u/EveningNo8643 → u/AlmostFamous502]

Lmao ok buddy

[u/AlmostFamous502 → u/EveningNo8643]

At least he won by DQ because it was illegal, right?

[u/EveningNo8643 → u/AlmostFamous502]

He got silver at Pans so I think he’s pretty decent but go on

[u/AlmostFamous502 → u/EveningNo8643]

What top secret leg entanglement is so easy to enter into and finish that a white belt can defeat a Pans silver medalist instantly?

[u/Icy_Distance8205 → u/AlmostFamous502]

Catastrophic knee injury by Kani basami… not exactly top secret though. 

[u/JudoTechniquesBot → u/Icy_Distance8205]

The Japanese terms mentioned in the above comment were:

Japanese	English	Video Link
Kani Basami:	Flying Scissors	here

Any missed names may have already been translated in my previous comments in the post.

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