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.

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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.

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Simple counter to rear choke that sets you up to counter and take your opponent down.

One of the questions I have had several times lately in comments and messages is about the idea of using a heel hook in a street fight – what is my opinion to the validity of moves like this, typically reserved for more competition or sportive environments. So here is my opinion!

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In this video we demonstrate some cool hair grab escapes. http://www.flolifebjj.com Join us for something different!

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Self defense against multiple attackers is a very complicated issue, yet there is an answer. Bruno Orozco – a self defense expert gives advice how to best defend when you are attacked by multiple people.

Bruno Orozco is a self defense expert, founder of the CMBTVS self defense system. He explains self defense in a very simple yet pragmatic way helping everyone find the best answers without difficult explanations.

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By definition, a “sucker punch” is one without warning, or at least without obvious warning. This video discusses not only technical considerations, but also some pre-fight cues to possibly observe preceding violent action by an aggressor.

It is always best to avoid or diffuse a situation before it becomes violent if possible. However, when talking your way out or avoiding all together isn’t an option, it is important to have a means of physically protecting yourself.

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Traditional Japanese jujutsu stylist Alex Kask and I discuss training environmental awareness and ‘dirty fighting’ techniques. Our previous podcast is available here https://www.grapplearts.com/japanese-jiujitsu-vs-bjj/ as episode 108 of The Strenuous Life Podcast

In a streetfight the opportunity may present itself to use the collar and lapel chokes from BJJ, but you have to know how to set them up properly! To get the rest of this instructional go to https://www.grapplearts.com/selfdefenseguard

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Here is the defense against a haymaker punch from the closed guard. This is an excerpt from http://www.grapplearts.com/selfdefenseguard which you can get as an instant access streaming instructional or as a 4 hour, 2 DVD set.

Here’s how to get back to your feet from guard when there’s someone above you and potentially punching you! This is an excerpt from the newly released https://www.grapplearts.com/the-self-defense-guard instructional featuring BJJ black belt Elliott Bayev in which we go into detail about using the guard in a self defense situation where there are punches, kicks, stomps and other attacks in play.

Using uchi-mata to counter a round house kick…very cool.

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