STUART COOPER FILMS
Stuart Cooper is a filmmaker and Jiujitsu competitor known for producing some of the most popular short films and documentaries on Jiujitsu.
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Dean Lister - Why Would You Ignore 50% Of the Human Body
In this video Dean talks about when he first started using leg locks effectively in competition submitting some of the biggest names in the sport. He goes on to talk about his first meeting with John Danaher back in the year 2000 where a conversation took place that would lead to a huge change in the sport of grappling. Dean talks about how Leg locks have evolved since he has been using them and gives his thoughts on the famous John Danaher, Gordon Ryan, Craig Jones, Eddie Cummings, Nicky Ryan and Garry Tonon.
Dean Lister - Why Would You Ignore 50% Of the Human Body
In this video Dean talks about when he first started using leg locks effectively in competition submitting some of the biggest names in the sport. He goes on to talk about his first meeting with John Danaher back in the year 2000 where a conversation took place that would lead to a huge change in the sport of grappling. Dean talks about how Leg locks have evolved since he has been using them and gives his thoughts on the famous John Danaher, Gordon Ryan, Craig Jones, Eddie Cummings, Nicky Ryan and Garry Tonon.
Keenan Cornelius - I Want To Be Unique
In this short film Keenan talks about how he began to develop his own style of Jiujitsu and create new techniques such as the Worm guard. Because Keenan developed his own system of techniques that only he knew how to execute, he was able to confuse his opponents and put them in positions where they did not know what to do.
"This video helps keep me centered and keep my world and training in perspective. Great insight from Nathan Orchard, beautifully done film by Stuart. Honestly one of my favorite videos on YouTube. Thank you."
"This video helps keep me centered and keep my world and training in perspective. Great insight from Nathan Orchard, beautifully done film by Stuart. Honestly one of my favorite videos on YouTube. Thank you."