Using the double wrist lock to set up kata gatame and punch choke combos. These choke sequences and more will be focused on in my upcoming @jiu_jitsu_x instructional.
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Using the double wrist lock to set up kata gatame and punch choke combos. These choke sequences and more will be focused on in my upcoming @jiu_jitsu_x instructional.
I had a nice training session with a few studs at Xtreme Couture, Alvin Yeh, Matt Alfonte, and Jake Shields. Afterwards, we sat down and discussed some of the positions we got into, and some stuff Jake was working on technique wise.
The first thing we covered was the Same Side Kimura, which in my humble opinion, is the most powerful Kimura in the game. He was reviewing the technique, and asking about experimenting with setting it up from the back mount, which led to using the TV position, and the leg hook butt roll setup.
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November 2021 I had the honor of returning to my friend’s academy to teach another seminar. This one I focused mostly on guard retention with some more advanced counter attacks. We start very basic in this video after an introduction and discussion about our beginnings and history of jiu-jitsu in Ohio.
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Advanced Class January 26, 2022
The Sitting on the Shoulder (aka ‘SOS’) position is essential to incorporate into your omoplata attack game. More at https://www.grapplearts.com/omoplata
Hip cutting is a powerful way to get passed open guards, and particularly the knee shield. By cutting your hips, you are rotating them 180 degrees, which allows you to either roll over or under whatever frame is blocking you. So for a knee shield, we can cut our hips to roll over it by pointing them down.
But it isn’t something you typically do just once. You might pass the knee shield, but he could still frame with his arms, so you can cut again to go under his arms, and again to go over. In fact, you can cut as many times are you need to.
The other good thing about hip cutting is that each cut brings you closer to their head and further from their legs. A good hip cutter is a menace from top. A good example of a hip cutter is Andrew Wiltse. I have seen a few matches from him and the man’s hips move like a tornado, which is one reason why he does so well passing.
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No Gi Class January 25, 2022
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No Gi Class January 25, 2022
The Eagle Claw is probably my most used passing technique these days. It’s easy to grab, but hard to break. I’m not the only one who does this of course. In the past weekend, you could see young champion Tye Ruotolo using the eagle claw constantly while passing the guard.
Why does it work so well? Because when you grip the ankle with the eagle claw, you place your thumb behind their leg by their achilles. This makes breaking the grip hard, as everyone wants to kick forward and not backwards. Plus, by kicking backwards, they open their guard even more.
As a result, you get a rock solid grip that allows you spread them out to pass. For the very wirey and flexible people, you can even lift with the eagle claw, which will turn their hips away from you and give you the pass too.
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