Eddie Bravo

Date: 2017-12-19 | Duration: 2h 18m

Episode Overview

Eddie Bravo joins the JRE MMA Show #6 to dive deep into the evolution of grappling and MMA strategy, sharing his unique perspective on leg locks and submission grappling. He discusses how leg attacks have transformed the sport, highlighting the rise of the Danaher Death Squad and their revolutionary approach to leg lock techniques. Eddie explains the importance of chaining moves together and adapting to the ever-changing landscape of combat jiu-jitsu, emphasizing that mastering transitions and positional control is key to success. The conversation also touches on the physical toll MMA takes on fighters, including traumatic brain injuries and the challenges of longevity in the sport. Eddie reflects on memorable fighters like Robbie Lawler and Cub Swanson, illustrating how leg kicks and strategic striking have become critical elements in modern MMA. He shares stories from his own experiences training and competing, offering insights into the mental and physical demands of high-level competition. Additionally, Eddie explores the nuances of combat jiu-jitsu rules, particularly the impact of allowing strikes on the ground, and how this changes the guard game and submission attempts. Throughout the episode, he balances technical breakdowns with personal anecdotes, providing a compelling look at the intersection of innovation, tradition, and the relentless pursuit of improvement in MMA.

About Eddie Bravo

Eddie Bravo is a renowned Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and the founder of the 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu system, which emphasizes no-gi grappling and innovative techniques. He gained prominence for his unconventional approach to martial arts and his success in competition, including a notable victory over a high-level opponent in the prestigious 2003 Abu Dhabi Combat Club (ADCC) trials. Beyond his martial arts prowess, Bravo is also an outspoken advocate for conspiracy theories and alternative perspectives, often engaging in thought-provoking discussions that challenge mainstream narratives. Known for his charismatic personality and deep knowledge of both grappling and unconventional theories, Bravo continues to captivate audiences on platforms like the Joe Rogan Experience, where his insights and candidness make for compelling conversation.

Key Moments

– Mixed Martial Arts
– Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
– Leg Locks
– Combat Jiu Jitsu
– MMA Training Techniques
– MMA Fighters
– MMA Injuries
– MMA Fight Strategy
– MMA History
– MMA Weight Classes
– MMA Fight Promotions
– MMA Fight Analysis
– MMA Conditioning
– MMA Fight Records
– MMA Fight Highlights
– MMA Coaching
– MMA Fight Rules
– MMA Fight Camps
– MMA Fight Psychology
0:00:00 – Discussion about extreme cliff bike jump video
0:02:28 – Explanation of flying wingsuit and fatal accident
0:04:40 – Traumatic brain injuries in combat sports
0:06:54 – Perfecting MMA techniques through training
0:14:04 – Importance of leg attacks and leg locks in Jiu Jitsu
0:17:00 – Uriah Rivera's leg damage from leg kicks
0:19:10 – Evolution from boxing to Muay Thai in MMA
0:22:55 – EBI super fights and purse money discussion
0:28:37 – Guard importance when strikes are allowed in grappling
0:30:18 – Impact of strikes on submission attempts like rear naked chokes
0:34:19 – Training history with Danny and Gio in San Diego
0:36:35 – Flexibility and contortionism in MMA training
0:40:46 – Facility investment and athlete preparation
0:42:50 – Rafael dos Anjos' discipline and training regimen
0:46:28 – Robbie Lawler's physical condition and fight history
0:48:15 – Charismatic fighters from MMA's earlier generations
0:50:51 – Referee Big John McCarthy stopping fights
0:52:26 – Unexpected submission victories in MMA
0:54:57 – Gary Goodridge's head kick knockout of Don Fry
0:58:10 – Discussion of fight scheduling and opponent selection
1:01:05 – Heavyweight champion and family martial arts background
1:04:44 – Potential Tony Ferguson fight analysis
1:08:33 – Importance of leg kicks in MMA striking
1:10:14 – Vanderlei Silva vs. Krokop fight rules and events
1:12:14 – Mark Hunt's wrestling shoes and fighting style
1:13:43 – Heavyweight training and conditioning stories
1:15:34 – Discussion on fighters going the distance or finishing fights
1:17:15 – Physical impressiveness of top MMA athletes
1:20:51 – Ground and pound techniques in MMA
1:23:34 – Steroid testing and contamination concerns in MMA
1:29:58 – Ethics and intent behind steroid use in fighters
1:31:49 – Speculation on future MMA technology and enhancements
1:34:44 – Challenges of distinguishing real and staged fighting moments
1:38:12 – Speculations about aliens and unseen phenomena
1:40:27 – Elimination of headphone jacks and tech changes
1:44:06 – Analysis of Holly Holm's weaknesses in MMA fight
1:46:25 – Tiger Schulman's reputation in MMA coaching
1:47:40 – Neil Magny's rise and skills in MMA
1:55:34 – Danaher Death Squad's impact on leg lock game
2:00:53 – Cub Swanson fight breakdown and submission setup
2:06:21 – Clinch and front headlock techniques in MMA grappling
2:10:24 – Pressure and competition in Abu Dhabi grappling events

Transcript Excerpt

Starting point is 00:00:00 Dude, so I was looking at this video today of this dude jumping this cliff in his bike. Starting point is 00:00:43 take your risks look at this fucking guy. Starting point is 00:01:03 I don't know. Starting point is 00:01:18 to his death. Damn. Yeah, dude. Starting point is 00:01:34 You know, so many regular skydiving jumps. Starting point is 00:01:59 There's a lot of videos. Starting point is 00:02:28 It's a flying wingsuit. Starting point is 00:02:43 Well, you know the one guy that did die Starting point is 00:02:55 And he hit the bridge. Starting point is 00:03:10 But when he was trying to do it, he literally slammed right into the bridge. Starting point is 00:03:23 Give it some volume, Jamie. Starting point is 00:03:44 Oh, my God. Starting point is 00:04:02 Why should you be able to? Starting point is 00:04:40 They start developing traumatic brain injuries. Starting point is 00:05:00 It's too late for that shit. Starting point is 00:05:39 on an hbo special uh they get all kinds of brain issues. Has that happened in MMA? Starting point is 00:06:06 have Lou Gehrig's. No, but he's got some serious Starting point is 00:06:22 Big Daddy. Can't be surprised though. Starting point is 00:06:54 They're learning technique so that it's perfect, Starting point is 00:07:09 Like, you know, what was that guy's name? Starting point is 00:07:33 So we said, let's just go up there and watch. Starting point is 00:07:51 And the ka-chink was the chains of the bag. Starting point is 00:08:09 from when I remember when I was in high school Starting point is 00:08:24 Was a rising star with the Red Sox so I'm way later than this so I must have been just here and Starting point is 00:09:09 line for the train was fucking huge so everybody's getting on the the t so we were kids you know Starting point is 00:09:42 And, man, I was as poor as poor can be. I mean, we didn't have any money. Starting point is 00:10:19 Right there. Starting point is 00:10:36 Can I do it wi...

More Episodes

Frequently asked about this episode

Who was the guest on Joe Rogan Experience #10006?

Eddie Bravo was the guest on JRE #10006. This page includes the episode overview, topics discussed, and related resources.

What topics were discussed on JRE #10006?

On Joe Rogan Experience #10006 with Eddie Bravo, topics include Mixed Martial Arts, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Leg Locks, and Combat Jiu Jitsu.

Where can I read the transcript for JRE #10006?

The full searchable transcript for Joe Rogan Experience #10006 with Eddie Bravo is available on this page, along with key topics and timestamps.