9 great attacks to crush the turtle and tap our your opponent!
00:09 The 3 Zones of Attack
00:36 Rolling Omoplata
00:52 Belly Down Armbar, Facing Hips Armbar, Reverse Omoplata
01:32 Standard Backtake
1:57 Rolling Crucifix into Choke or T Kimura
2:21 Rolling Backtake
2:43 Rolling Kneebar

Three related resources for this topic include…

1, Rolling Backtakes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AQY9-6HUhI
2, Modern Leglock Formula: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_sY0rUAyP8
3, Omoplata 2.0: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3qLV1ujet0

Today’s question comes from a Brown Belt in BJJ, named Aaron, who also comes from a Wrestling background, and apparently has injury plagued hands.

With that in mind, he says his favorite way to train BJJ is No-Gi.

Recently however, he decided that he wanted to pursue more Gi training, going up to his coach, letting him know about his injuries, and was looking for some grip fighting tips from his coach.

After the talk with his coach, Aaron says that his coach threw in a little dig. Saying:

“By the way, the Gi is more technical than No-Gi…”

Apparently, this led into a whole rant, and may have triggered Aaron a bit, who believes that both No-Gi and Gi are technical, just different.

He asks if I believe his instructor actually made a good point or not? and if I think that Gi is more technical than No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu?

Here’s what I think…

– Chewy
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