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This is the first in a series I filmed with my good friends JD Caputo and Coty Kellison, looking at offensive use of the clothing for chokes in both a training environment and street environment. There is a lot of potential for this, and here is one of my favorites with the jacket, referred to as the Gerbi choke. It is so named after an Israeli Judoka who has hit this multiple times at the highest levels of competition. Please let me know what you think, like and share.

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Mesmo encurralado no elevador
“Even cornered in elevator”

Officer Kristen Richmond survived the fight of her life and gives credit to the self-defense training she pursues outside of work. Police officers everywhere can learn something from this. If anyone knows Officer Richmond, please have her email info@gracieuniversity.com – we’d like to sponsor her AND the head defensive tactics instructor for her department to participate in the 5-day Gracie Survival Tactics course for law enforcement.

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Original article by Jiu-Jitsu Times: https://www.jiujitsutimes.com/female-police-officer-credits-jiu-jitsu-and-krav-maga-training-for-surviving-a-fight-with-a-dangerous-suspect/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CgTLeY1V7E

In this video I would like to underline the difference between a reality based training and a fantasy based training. Sparring training is real, choreographed sequences are just fantasy.

A simple and fun #RDSelfdefence restraint technique, for if you are ever in a situation where you might want to be gentle with a wannabe attacker ? @lewisrkw @realdealjiujitsu

2018-07-28 15:06:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7wjCYCmuqY

This Krav Maga instructor uses a rear naked choke from the back mount, a very basic Brazilian jiu-Jitsu technique, to win a street fight against a terrorist with a knife. This is the proof that Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is the best martial art for self defense in the streets.

http://teachmegrappling.com This video demonstrates a great takedown called the bear hug or bodylock. In the street or in basic MMA the bear hug can be used easily. It doesn’t take a long time to learn and after a few training sessions you can make it work well against 90% of everyone out there on the street. Check out the details and you are sure to find something useful! Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!

DEFESA PESSOAL CONTRA FACA ???…

This collaboration video shows some technical details and concepts for defending and escaping the headlock. First, Professors Eddie Kone & James Gregory in London show things from inside the academy. Then, Professor Jared Jessup and I show some considerations for this in a street environment.

Big thanks for Eddie Kone, James Gregory, Jared Jessup and Paulo Rubio!

Eddie Kone Academy of Jiu-Jitsu: ekbjj.com
IQ Jiu-Jitsu (Jared Jessup): iqjiujitsu.com

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Recently someone said one of my techniques would cause me to get suplexed. Here I show how to prevent that from happening .

As much as passengers are at risk every time they get into a car with a Uber, Lyft and Taxi driver, the drivers are also at risk every time they let a stranger in thier car. If a fight breaks out, the passenger has an tremendous advantage based on the fact that their hands are free and they are sitting BEHIND the driver. Here are some critical safety tips that every driver should know.

Please share this video and if you have any additional tips, please leave them in the comments below!

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What submissions can you use in a BJJ competition or a street fight or self defense situation? This is the question for today’s video.

The question comes from our buddy Bart who is curious about what kind of submissions cross over from the competition realm in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu to a street fight.

In this video I start by sharing that if I am going to use a submission on the street. I’m going to focus on chokes instead of joint locks.

This is a two fold function. 1 most people don’t know what grappling is or what they should be feeling with joint locks. And if the person is really aggressive. The joint lock may not work as effectively as desired. Especially if they are are on some sort of drug.

The 2nd reason is, it lets me finish the fight without doing a lot of damage to the person so I can move on with what I was doing. For me, self-defense is about defending myself and not about dishing out excessive amounts of harm to another human.

Another side aspect of a fight situation that I didn’t mention is that most often I will do my best just to control the situation using position.

If it’s a situation involving a 1 on 1 fight (which isn’t always), I will focus my attention on controlling the person till authorities can take it from there.

Back to the video!

In this video I show a standing rear naked choke and a standing guillotine choke. Both of which I have seen work in either my personal experience or the experiences of others in the street and/or mma.

If you watch this video understand that I’m speaking about a very specific situation. Street fights where rules are not recognized present too many variables.

The goal of a fight situation should be to avoid and get out of the situation if at all possible.

Hope you enjoyed the video!
-Chewy
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Simple counter to rear choke that sets you up to counter and take your opponent down.