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Ryan Hall BJJ - Philosophy Of Jiujitsu

Access More Jiujitsu Videos By Joining My YouTube Membership Page    / @stuartcooperfilms   By Joining My MEMBERSHIP Page you will be supporting my channel and helping me produce lots more Jiujitsu video content for you here on YouTube. You will also access lots of unseen technique Videos, breakdowns, short films, behind the scenes rolling footage and uncut interviews.   / stuartcooperfilms   Subscribe to my NEW PATREON PAGE to access more EXCLUSIVE & UNSEEN Jiujitsu video content. This will help me to keep producing more Jiujitsu films online for FREE 🙏 The audio in this video was taken from The Lex Fridman Podcast: Episode 125 with Ryan Hall    • Ryan Hall: Martial Arts and the Philo...   I hope you enjoyed this video and would be kind enough to like and share. If you want to see more of my Jiujitsu films please SUBSCRIBE to my Channel:    / stuartcooperfilms   Website: https://www.stuartcooperfilms.com Facebook:   / stuartcooperfilms   Instagram:   / stuartcooperfilms   Twitter:   / stucooperfilms   Ryan Hall is a jiu-jitsu black belt under Felipe Costa and one of the best featherweight grapplers in the world. A tough competitor in the no-gi professional circuit since he was a blue belt, Hall established himself as one of the biggest stars in the sport with several medals in important tournaments such as the ADCC, World Championships (Mundial), Pan American Championship and Grapplers Quest. Hall quit jiu-jitsu in 2012 to focus on his mixed martial arts (MMA) career, reaching Ultimate Fighter 22 cast in 2015. A reality show produced by The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) where competitors have a shot at a contract with the prestigious promotion. Ryan Hall vs Lloyd Irvin On 2013, after two of Lloyd Irvin’s students (Nicholas Schultz and Matthew Maldonado) were accused of raping a fellow teammate, Irvin came under scrutiny as it was revealed that he himself had been accused of gang rape in a case that dated back to 1990 (check link). To make matters worst, in response to the public interest and outrage on the rape allegations, Lloyd utilized his PR machine to try and suppress the negative publicity he was receiving, publishing at least 8 videos from his rape prevention seminar on his YouTube channel in the hopes of pushing out the negative buzz. He also issued a press release for the same seminar and launched a website under the domain name (address) “lloydirvinrape.com” gaining with this at least one Google listing for the keyword “Lloyd Irvin Rape”. Amidst the anger and shock, some did speak out against the Maryland instructor, including the father of one of Irvin’s top students at the time (Keenan Cornelius) and Ryan Hall who wrote an open letter about his views on the case.