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During a GRACIEMAG’s recent visit to his Manhattan academy, Marcelo Garcia allowed our team to film the technique of day for the noon class. He taught this great way of escaping side control. Enjoy

Detailed videos will be on http://www.GrapplersGuide.com – In this video Jason Scully shares part 3 of his 4 part positional escape reference series. He demonstrates Mount Escapes and Back Mount Escapes. These are just SOME of the many escaping techniques that are available to use when you are in a bad spot.

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One of the best ways to defend against an armbar is locking up your arms in a figure 4 position, similar to a rear naked choke. In this video Gustavo Gasperin, a 3x No-Gi World Champion, teaches you how to defend against an armbar from the closed guard, and then how to transition to the back. Pay attention to the details on how to lock your seatbelt!

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin executing a fancy transition to the back, at the 2011 IBJJF Las Vegas Open.

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Vitor Shaolin teaches how to go from a sweep to a back take. A move he’s been doing for the last 18 years. Learn with one of the most technical Jiu-Jitsu professors out there. For more info on Shaolin, go to www.bjjnewyorkcity.com.

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GRACIEMAG paid a visit to Joe Scarola’s Gracie Barra Long Island, in NY. Our GMA member opened his school to our cameras and taught two great positions for your half-guard game. Pay attention and learn to sink a nice triangle and also to sweep and pass. For more info on GB Long Island, go to graciebarralongisland.com. If you wish to enroll your academy in the GMA network, please send a message to gma@graciemag.com

Você também acha a guarda do Leandro Lo excelente? Entenda o passo a passo da De La Riva invertida que ele faz e que já fez muito cara tentar, tentar, tentar e.. nada de passar!

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Do you also find Leandro Lo’s guard excellent? Understand De La Riva’s step-by-step reversal that he does and that already made it very expensive to try, try, try and .. nothing to pass!

Playing underneath, pass De La Riva’s guard hook with the hook wrapped around the opponent’s thigh and control the arm’s sleeve from outside the opponent, preventing him from cuddling his head or even cross-stitching to pass his guard . With the other hand dominate the collar of the same side that you dominated his sleeve (opposite collar). Support the other foot on the ground and stretch the hook of De La Riva, taking weight from the opponent and throwing the opponent forward. Continue with the dominated sleeve and place your knees on the floor. At this time, pass the dominated sleeve to the other hand and hug the leg to scrape.

Jogando por baixo, passe o gancho da guarda De La Riva invertida, com o gancho envolvendo a coxa do adversário e domine a manga do braço de fora do adversário, evitando que ele abrace sua cabeça ou até mesmo faça a pegada cruzada para passar sua guarda. Com a outra mão domine a gola do mesmo lado que você dominou a manga dele (gola oposta). Apoie o outro pé no chão e estique o gancho da De La Riva, tirando peso do adversário e jogando o adversário para frente. Continue com a manga dominada e coloque os joelhos no chão. Nessa hora, passe a manga dominada para a outra mão e abrace a perna para raspar.

Detalhes da posição
1. Faça a De La Riva invertida e domine a manga do braço de fora do oponente;
2. Com a outra mão domine a gola do adversário;
3. Apoie o pé no chão e estique o gancho da De La Riva, jogando ele para frente;
4. Coloque seus joelhos no chão, passe a manga dominada para sua outra mão e abrace a perna para raspar;

Raspagem: 2 pontos

Gracie Magazine Association (GMA) member Vinicius Draculino of Gracie Barra Texas shows GRACIEMAG his favorite sweep from spider guard, one he says will earn you seven points in a competition. Watch here as he demonstrates how it’s done and see if you can do it the next time you roll!

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