Gordon Ryan And Nicholas Meregali Teach Some Differences Between Jiu Jitsu With Gi And No Gi
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Gordon Ryan and Nicholas Meregali
In this YouTube video, the renowned Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitors, Gordon Ryan and Nicholas Meregali, demonstrate the differences in techniques when attacking from the back position with a Gi and No-Gi. Ryan explains and demonstrates how high-percentage No-Gi strangles often come from the underhook side, where an arm is trapped before applying a strangle grip. On the other hand, Meregali showcases how similar attacks with a Gi often involve establishing grip first, and then throwing the leg over the shoulder. They point out how the No-Gi sequence usually involves trapping an arm first and then applying strangle, while in a Gi, the strangling grips are placed first and the leg thrown over second. In addition, they briefly discuss the challenges of transitioning between Gi and No-Gi jiu-jitsu.
Technique: Attacking from the back with Gi and No-Gi
Position: Back Control
Category: Transitions