https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAbPyxdbG5g Hey gang, So we started a new YouTube series in addition to the instructionals that we have been making. Once a month we will be having a student from Cobrinha's academy do a commentary over a roll. We started with Isaac Doederlein, and will continue to feature some of our best competitors from blue to black belt. If you're familiar with the students here at Cobrinha's please feel free to make a request. We will continue to take requests for instructionals as well so feel free to message me here or comment on the YouTube videos for that. If you think it will be easier to have an email for you to send requests to let me know and I'll start a gmail account for it. Let me know anything else I can do to make it easier on you guys to get what you want. Hope you enjoy these as much as the other videos we have been making and thanks for watching!
Also for some reason my youtube button isn't working when I try to embed the video, so I just posted the link. I know last time you guys were awesome and tried to help me out, but alas the technology has defeated me for now. Hopefully it works next time, and if someone could embed the video here I'd appreciate it.
Saw this on YT this morning. Very cool. I've watched a few of Issac's vids, the flying leg drag one is especially neat.
In general this kind of commentary on rolls or matches from high level guys is something I really enjoy. Just to know what they're concentrating on during the roll and to see how different it is sometimes from what normal guys pay attention to.
Good stuff, man!! Thanks!!! Who was the black belt rolling with Issac in the intro? It looked like Jacob Sandoval but I thought Jacob was still brown. Can't wait for more episodes! Osss!
That is Orlando Machado. Haha he does kind of look like Jacob though, and you're right Jacob is still at brown for now. And thank you! Glad you like it.
Isaac is an amazing instructor/coach. he just won the ibjjf bjj-pro in santa cruz too, going up in weight class (lightweight). i'll be revisiting this a bunch, so much to learn from this video. thank you
