Avoiding Mount by Pedro Sauer
77 reviews · 4.95 / 5
Pedro Sauer · Combo
Fundamentals of Side Control Escapes by Pedro Sauer has 112 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.97 out of 5. 97% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from January 17, 2021 to September 2, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
Great detail
Packed with excellent escapes that are really clever and tricky.
Side control escapes are one the hardest tasks to get done. In particular when your opponent forces the pin over all other techniques or even stalls. The idea and concept of actually pinning your opponent on top of you and preventing his progress is pure gold. It forces him to move because you got into his/her mind. Furthermore how to prevent his gripping Read more about review stating Absolute Masterpiece by Pedro Sauerand pinning progress and resent and how to use it to escape or even counter directly via submissions is taught in a way which is easy to remember and that makes the techniques applicable for me. Sometimes it is easier to submit then to escape or reverse. Must have!!
This instruction is just a gold mine. Everytime I revisit this video as I progress, I keep finding nuggets of information I didn't pick up before. The details is so layered that you always find something new after trying it out.
I learn something new every time I watch this video. I've been watching for 2 yrs.
Great instructional about side control escapes. Pedro shows details i haven't seen before but really make a difference. Highly recommend.
good solution to escape
The instructionals from Master Sauer are some of the best!
Pedro does a great job of explaining the fine details that make all the difference.
What a privilege to be able to learn from such jiu jitsu royalty
Side control is one of the problematic positions for myslef, so much so I would rather be stuck in mount or even have my back taken than be in side mount. This instruction provide a unique look at dealing with and escaping side control. I'm still trying to get to grips with all the details and perform the techinques shown within this instructional but so far so good. On the odd occasion that I have been able to pull off some of the escapes shown i'm always asked "what did you do there.." or alternatively "show me how you do that!" Some of the techniques take time and alot of adjustments to get right but given enough time I think they will be well worth it. The only downside to the instructional is I do believe that some of the camera angles or at least the demos could have been filmed at a better angle.
A lot more people wouldn't mind bottom side control if they realized that there's more to it than just a couple of escapes and a couple of sweeps. There's some great counter submissions in this video, and as you practice them you'll see them in other positions as well. It opens your perspective and deepens your understanding of body mechanics.
Easy to understand! Simple but strong
Awesome detail
Great video that gives you the confidence and techniques to escape a dangerous situation.
Escaping the sidecontrol is one of the hardest subjects to get done. Especially when your opponent forces the pin over all other techniques. The idea and concept of actually pinning your opponent on top of you and preventing his progress is pure gold. It forces him to move because you got into his/her mind. Furthermore how to prevent his gripping and pinning progress and resent and how to use it to escape or even counter directly via submissions is taught in a way which is easy to remember and that makes the techniques applicable for me. Sometimes it is easier to submit then to escape or reverse. I will never neglect this opportunity!
Precise instructions with old school foundation material!
Well known concepts and never seen techniques in a old school bjj instructional. Couldn’t ask for more.
Another great video by professor saure. I know i have seen most of what was in this video before, but having his approach to the material kicks it up a notch. Also he gave a name to a move i have been using for years that i learned in my first year training and still use it to this day..
This will be my go to for side control instruction from now on.
excellent tutorial! great complement to his avoiding mount instructional.
Side Control is something that I have always struggled with for as long as I have been doing BJJ. I prefer being put in Full Mount over Side Control it is that bad. However with this series I have been able to address alot of holes in my game and in a short space of time I have been able, to not only fend of, frustrate, but also escape, and move into attacking positions.
Great instructional!
Covers the fundamentals along with those little details often skipped that makes the difference between making an effective escape or just thinking the technique doesn’t work. Full of little gems
This is pure classic BJJ in the best sense. Clear techniques with very clear fundamentals.
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