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Worm wrestling is all about FEAR. Speaking of fear, I would be afraid to death to miss the last day of the Lapel Encyclopedia Anniversary SALE. Go to https://lapelguard.com and grab a discounted copy that comes with the Worm Wrestling Update (Chapter 14). The Encyclopedia goes on sale very rarely, so save the 32.4% NOW.
Worm wrestling is all about FEAR, manipulation and control. The knowledge from Chapter 14 of the Lapel Encyclopedia will infest your opponent’s mind, making them feel unsafe, insecure. When they are insecure they will make more mistakes, they will freeze, without even executing the feeble maneuvers they had planned.
That is a bold claim, so let me paint this picture for you. You are a smart person, you invested in the Encyclopedia. You had 3 chapters teach you the concepts, 2 were about passing and submissions and about 8 were about playing guard… Now…
You’re rolling or competing and you tiger swipe the lapel away from your opponent, you grab it and you start doing your thing, twisting that piece of cloth and foam around your and their legs in unspeakable ways. Your opponent is no slouch, he/she recognizes what’s going on, knows that to push towards you means sure defeat as you’re quite nifty and ready with your lapel trickery.
That’s why your opponent lets fear take over and they start pushing against you, backing away, trying to make themselves small. They’re leaning back, posturing up, trying desperately to break your expert grips.
Then when they think they almost got away, your foot shoots out from the worm hole, they see a small opening and then… you’re on your knees. Oh god. They panic, they do a desperate sprawl, but it doesn’t work! You got to a wrestling position WITH the lapel. Now they’re getting pulled up, like a child rolling with an adult and the tornado starts. You’re off-balancing them, they’re jumping around until the ground comes closer. Bam. They’re on the ground. “F%$#! Ok, that was unexpected, he got on top, it’s just 2 points.” That thought jumps from one neuron to the other in 0.3 seconds and then it hits them! You STILL have the lapel grip and you’ve also flanked their guard. You worm wrestled them and then used the same lapel to get a devastating start for your passing sequences.
Now, your opponent’s anguish is complete. Fear infiltrated their head and even if they recover, the next time you grab their lapel… they will know how much they don’t know. But you knew what you have to learn. You chose knowledge over fear and that knowledge triumphs over fear and gets you… victory.
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Should White Belts and newer BJJ practitioners practice and drill techniques to both sides? That’s the comment I’m replying to that came from one of the viewers the other day.
Here’s the original video: https://youtu.be/HDowUHDOdmE
In the video I talk about how I’ve been encouraging my BJJ students practice their rear chokes and submissions to their non-dominant side. For reasons as I’ll discuss in the video, it can be incredibly useful. I also encouraged someone watching the video to do the same thing.
But should you do this early on? Well my answer is sort of yes and no.
I think it’s good to learn a technique to some proficiency on 1 side first and then begin to use it on the other. When you watch the video you’ll see the distinction I make between just knowing a technique vs having learned it.
If this question was on your mind then I hope this video is useful!
Thanks for watching the video.
-Chewy
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Eddie Bravo has invited warriors from the top moons in the 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu system to the Headquarters in Downtown Los Angeles for a 5 on 5 team duel tournament.
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**Team Duel Rules**
• 5-man teams, winner with submission in regulation period stays in
• If there is no submission within regulation both competitors are disqualified
• The team with the most submissions advance to the next round
• Matches consist of either one 8 minute round or 4 minute round if the weight difference is greater than 40 pounds.
• Referee may stop the clock for:
• Groin shots, Eye pokes, Bleeding, Out of Bounds, Required Doctors Evaluation
• Competitors have 5 minutes to recover
• All submissions are legal
• No Points, No Advantages, No Judges
Matches will end by
▪ Physical tap out, Verbal tap out, Inability to defend, Significant risk of damage, Throwing in the towel
**Overtime**
• If by the end of the team duel, there is a tie then EBI Overtime rules will be implemented consisting of 3 rounds with no time limit
• Competitors will take the back or spiderweb position
• The competitor on offense gets the choice
• Each half of the round will end in escape or submission
• If only one competitor gets the submission in the 1st round of overtime then that competitor wins.
• If both competitors submit in the same round, the quickest submission wins
• If after 3 rounds there are no submissions, overtime escape times are added up.
• The competitor with the quickest overall escape time wins the match
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Overseeing this tournament is the founder of 10th Planet JiuJitsu and EBI, Mr. Eddie Bravo.
Referee – Amir Allam, JM Holland, Sean Applegate
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Shin on shin to X-Guard Sweeping Options by Coach John Sheridan
