New Rolled Up with Braulio Estima: Training the Gray Areas

I went all the way to Birmingham England to film this for you guys.
Hope you like it!

Training the Gray Areas with Braulio Estima

Topics include:

-Braulio's beginnings in BJJ
-The character of Ze Radiola
-Gracie Barra in the UK
-Facing a potentially career ending injury
-Superfight with Andre Galvao in 2013
-Changing your stratagy
-Learn from the best competitors in the world

And 4 of Braulio's favorite submissions from the double under guard pass!

http://www.budovideos.com/online/sho...raulio-estima/

I really enjoyed this episode. Thanks Budo Jake!

brilliant stuff jake, you really have the best job. and braulio's game is silky smooth. & that arm bar was anti gravitational. can you imagine if we saw that in mma? whoa

Watch @ 41:50. Braulio has some interesting thoughts on gi vs no-gi training, & the benefits that both styles have on each other.
Thoughts?

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Originally Posted by phil kleffner

Watch @ 41:50. Braulio has some interesting thoughts on gi vs no-gi training, & the benefits that both styles have on each other.
Thoughts?

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He said exactly how I feel about it.

Did Braulio just call Roger, "Rodg-er" and not "Hodger"?

So whchi is it?

Thanks Jake!

awesome

Great episode Jake. I look forward to every one. This one is my top 3. The other two were Nino Schembri (his side mount bottom attacks were awesome) and Jeff Glover (the roll was fun to watch).

Braulio is one of my heroes.

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Originally Posted by phil kleffner

Watch @ 41:50. Braulio has some interesting thoughts on gi vs no-gi training, & the benefits that both styles have on each other.
Thoughts?

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I think he has a well informed opinion. I'd say that working the gi in the traditional way helps guys develop strong foundations that will translate well into no gi. But I don't believe that gi will help your MMA game. There's a reason the Nogueira bro's don't train gi anymore. In my eyes, each one is starting to become their own sport in their own respect. It's like, greco and judo (pardon the rough analogy). You can do a lot of judo stuff in greco. You can do a lot of greco stuff in judo. But you can't play each one identically. Same with bjj and no gi. The moves translate one to the other, but it's starting to evolve into someone different sports. Again, this is just my opinion. So what I'm saying is, saying which is better is comparing apples to oranges. They're both beautiful in their own right and they can both be helpful to one another.

But No gi is still the smarter one to train for the sport of MMA.

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Originally Posted by AJ Camacho

Did Braulio just call Roger, "Rodg-er" and not "Hodger"?

So whchi is it?

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They probably call him Roger with the "R" in the UK. I can hear traces of UK rubbing off on Braulio's accent. This could be one case.

those double under pass counters are brilliant.