Today we will discuss the neck & arm principle for finishing submissions in Jiu-Jitsu.

I’ll cover subs from side control, from the guard,

All these situations come off of dilemmas. Meaning, I’ll use one submission threat to open up the other.

You can use this great principle with most submissions in Jiu-Jitsu or MMA.

Any position that involves submissions from the arm & the neck can utilize this principle.

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Zero-sum theory for BJJ competition, described by Cal MacDonald, a BJJ black belt who has has dedicated himself to developing his teaching and coaching skills to the highest possible level. This is from BJJ Foundations, the brand new amazing training curriculum, now available at https://www.grapplearts.com/bjj-foundations

Training jiu-jitsu develops a great sense of trust because of the dangerous nature of what we do. You have to put your body in someone else’s hands and vise-versa.

Elbow-knee connection is one of the most important tools in the guard retention toolbox, and if you want your opponent to have a tough time passing your guard then you have to develop this skill. This concept and many others are covered in much greater detail in The Guard Retention Formula that I put together with BJJ black belt Rory Van Vliet – more info here: https://www.grapplearts.com/guardretention

Trigger positions make it easy for you to know when it’s time to attack in jiu-jitsu. From https://www.grapplearts.com/omoplata here’s an explanation of the trigger position concept and examples including the armbar, the triangle choke, and the omoplata armlock.

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And in that video I shared a glimpse of how I am escaping from side control now. It’s all based on the principle of working for structure first then moving towards the escape afterward.

Now in this video, you will learn some of the attacks that can be used once the structure is established even if your opponent tries to transition.

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In class, we recently covered some basics of wrestling up from the guard.

Continuing on with that theme, we will be focusing on escaping from different bottom positions into “Dogfight/Waist Riding” positions and how to fight from there.

But, first, you have to understand the timeline and mechanics of the various ways to accomplish these goals.

So, I begin with an introduction to our options from bottom side control, what our goals are and the mechanics of one of the ways to turn over (a way I see people often poorly utilise).

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Today’s BJJ technique video is a continuation of the passing idea I shared last week about using half guard to slow down younger, faster or more athletic opponents.

In today’s video I answer a question about the Reverse Half Guard position as a question came up on the original video. I show some details on how to use the Reverse Half Guard position in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, so you don’t get reverse or lose control of your opponent. But also, how to strategically place your weight on your opponent to apply maximum pressure.

This can be a great position whether you’re older and need to slow down the young whipper snappers in your class or if you just run into someone who has a really mobile guard.

If you’re trying to figure out ways to slow down training partners or opponents with guard passing then I hope this video is useful to you!
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Breaking Posture is the key to creating offense from the guard, distance is the most efficient method to accomplish this goal.

Instead of letting your opponent establish a dominant guard you should either establish your passing position or create movement and then pass guard retention movements. From https://www.grapplearts.com/oldpass

This was from a series I was doing in my No Gi Classes on my Front Headlock System.

It was a small class (Vacation time) so I decided to show one of my most used techniques as a reward to those that showed up.

*The first part of the video was a clarification on some points from the last technique I taught.

If you play with Guillotines from the Guard, you’ll know that one of the most common counters is for your opponent to pass to the “Safe Side.”

If you Try to keep the Guillotine it is very very difficult to finish the choke and you open yourself up to counter attacks.

But, there is a way to not only keep it but use it to advance your position.

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The Kimura Trap is a highly effective system that utilizes the kimura grip as a position and not just a submission. You can enter the position from many different situations and there is a large amount of attacks from it. In this video Jason Scully demonstrates an extremely important control concept for the Kimura Trap that can make or break your control on your opponent! Add this to your game!

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This video I go over the 5 biggest guard passing Mistakes. Passing the open guys is one of the hardest things in jiu jitsu because there is so many types of guard and body types. However there are some core principles that when you understand them make a huge difference in your ability to pass. Be sure to check out my passing play list for more specific systems for passing open guard positions.

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