The final in the series. Here we concentrate a lot on kill zones. Reward is there for those that spend the time. Check it out and let me know what you think…

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Now we are getting into some more nitty gritty…check it out!

The Fireman’s Carry is a popular throw, particularly in wrestling. This setup and follow up seems a little more accessible for me (a jiu-jitsu guy with novice wrestling), because of how tricky it is.

The setup involves faking (or actually reaching for) a high crotch or ankle pick, turning the opponent’s reaction into an opportunity for an arm drag, and using that arm drag to enter for the cross-side Fireman’s Carry.

To follow up the throw, I’m choosing a topside crossover transition when the opponent scrambles to face me. This gives a good route to the back take, especially when you use a Kimura grip to secure your connection to the opponent.

But mostly, this is just a damn fun technique series to drill. Enjoy!

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This is Nic’s favorite guard pass at the moment, because when done correctly it totally locks down the opponent’s legs and it extremely difficult to defend.

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This series of heelhooks is really starting to get into some great detail. As mentioned before, there is great reward for careful viewing. You will not be unhappy for taking the time. Heelhooks are increasingly important in a grappler arsenal. You need to know how to execute them and defend them. Check this video out and let me know what you think…

ZombieProof Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu / Nogi Technique: Aggressive Bottom Side Bicep Slicer with Open Guard Variations ?Detail: Trap tricep with calf? (See Aggressive Bottom Side Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArPNO31bHyA) … Visit www.nobrainsforyou.ca for more info on ZP, if you are in Cape Breton check us out for 30 DAYS FREE … Text “FREE30” to 902-371-3969 NOW!!!

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Ashi garami, heelhook. Submission, counter and another counter to submission. You should know it all. Watch the second installment in detail and let me know if you have any questions.

SHIELD (KNEE) – FRAME (ARMS) – PEDAL (FEET ON HIPS)

Excerpts from the seminar by BJJ legend Xande Ribeiro taught at the World Master 2016, organized by IBJJF at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

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This video is a compilation of some key parts of the seminar for those that don’t have the time to watch the full 1 hour 35 minute seminar.

This is not my video, just my attempt to shorten what is one of the best half guard/guard retention videos out there. Hope the great knowledge in this video by Master Ribeiro is spread far and wide to those in the BJJ community who are nice.

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Craig Ewers, Top UK Judoka, BJJ athlete and instructor of Nails Fight Centre in South Wales is here filmed by the Warrior Collective giving a tutorial on 3 of his favourite ways to takedown an opponent in order to transition to the ground and finish via an arm bar in Judo, BJJ or any other Gi based combat sport.

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This series of footlocks/heelhooks goes into great detail and gains momentum. Rewards for close viewing are considerable. Footlocks and heelhooks are increasingly important in a grappler arsenal. You need to know how to execute them and defend them. Check this video out and let me know what you think…

In this vlog I discuss two very simple and easy things that you can do…right now, that will transform your progress in BJJ. They are simple to understand and simple to do…that’s what I call them hacks. Check out the vlog. Give them a try and let me know how it works on your own progress.