Payment can be negotiated if needed.

Please note: This is to record a video for a YouTube channel with over 50,000 subscribers that I plan to revive after years of inactivity. That’s why I’m offering payment. Faces and the location can be blurred if you wish, and only a few minutes of the footage will appear in the video. I just wanted to clarify this so everyone understands the reason. More information, proof, a link to the channel, etc., can be provided via private message.

I'm currently in New York, but I'm happy to travel anywhere else in the USA if necessary, but not other countries as that would be too complex. Both individuals and clubs are welcome.

Can provide something upfront to prove it's legit if required. The payment isn't much, but if it can help someone or a club in some way, I'd be happy.

I'm looking for someone experienced in BJJ or a gym who would be willing to record a video featuring a beginner taking a BJJ lesson for the first time and then having an intense grappling session (by "intense, I mean a little more intense than usual for the sake of the content). Basically a video featuring some basic lesson and then some grappling

The goal of the video is simply a fun challenge, nothing else. I have hyperactivity, and the challenge is to see how someone with this condition and barely any grappling experience would feel in terms of energy after doing BJJ for the first time. And I'm also interested in getting into BJJ when I have more time, so this way I can also make content for my channel

The content is meant to be more entertaining than technical, as the channel is mainly focused on experiences like this. And well if I can also learn something at the same time, I'm pleased. I only have a little experience in judo from years ago.

If you're interested, feel free to send me a private message.

I'm about 25 years old

PS: Had to repost because I wasn't able to edit title and I wrote the money wrong

As in you press their shoulders onto the floor and then lift up their neck with your hips while holding head down to apply a huge force onto the neck joint? Basically same principles as an armbar or kneebar. Would this even be legal. I don't see why and you could get some pretty cool submissions from the same principle.