Seminário de Jiu-Jitsu com Leandro Lo no CT Alvarelli Fight
Aprendizado TOP com esse monstro do BJJ
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0:40 Bridge and Shrimp / 0:50 Bridge and Kickover / 1:08 Armbar Escape – Shoulder Spin / 1:22 Shoulder to Shoulder Press / 1:45 Thread the Needle / 2:05 Warrior Walk / 2:16 Masters Lift / 2:45 Wall Spin

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Phillip “The Wicked” Wyman is a retired Gunnery Sergeant, USMC, after 20 years of service. In the Marine Corps, Phillip was on the ground floor of the development of the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP), and he currently holds a 4th degree in MCMAP.

Phillip started his BJJ studies in 2001 under Renzo Gracie and traveled to Brazil to study. Today, Phillip holds a black belt and is under the tutelage of Saulo Ribeiro, Scott Oates, and Ben Eaton in the Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu Association.

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The S mount is one of the hardest mounts to escape from and offers plenty of attacks, like the Armbar I want to show you in this video.
It’s a slow, step by step armbar, that’s very hard to stop, even if your opponent knows what you are trying to do.
If he tries to defend it by locking up his arms in a figure 4 position (most people will do), make sure to watch the video until the end where I show you how to get rid of his defenses.

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The S mount is one of the hardest mounts to escape from and offers plenty of attacks, like the Armbar I want to show you in this video.
It’s a slow, step by step armbar, that’s very hard to stop, even if your opponent knows what you are trying to do.
If he tries to defend it by locking up his arms in a figure 4 position (most people will do), make sure to watch the video until the end where I show you how to get rid of his defenses.

1 Minute Jiu Jitsu Hack (featuring Casey Halstead)

So this may not shut down every attack the guy offers, but it’s often enough to get him to change directions, which might offer the opportunity you need to re-establish a stronger position.

Good luck and let me know how it works out for you!

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Deep Half: 0:45 / Foot Hook: 2:45 / Side Bump: 3:51 / Armbar Bait: 6:50

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In addition to being the co-founder of the Bushido MMA, Professor Alan Merullo is the head Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instructor and coach. His study of the martial arts started in 1992; beginning with Karate and then moving to Wing Chun Kung Fu with the intentions of finding a practical self-defense style. After a few years Alan felt as if he was a fairly well accomplished martial artist, well capable of self-defense. Around that time a friend invited Alan to his first Brazilian Jiu Jitsu class. It only took that one class for Alan to realize that he was missing the most important, yet most neglected aspect of a real confrontation. That missing link was apparent when he recognized that fights typically go into a clinch, or end up on the ground. Alan humbly accepted the fact that he could not only rely on punching and kicking for self defense while sparing with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu students, who had less than six months experience. Very excited about his new discovery Alan began practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu that same week.

Alan is the only Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt instructor located in Portsmouth, Virginia ( one of very few in world to attain this high rank under the direction of Professor Saulo Ribeiro). Alan considers it a privilege to learn from the best and truly believes that Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has not only helped him accomplish the goal of practical self defense, but also the pursuit of becoming a better person in general. Alan enjoys teaching and passing on this good information to anyone who wants to learn. Alan has had the privilege and honor to train and learn from many famous instructors such as: Saulo Ribeiro, Xande Ribeiro, Royler Gracie, Ryron Gracie, Kid Peligro, Chris Blanke, Pedro Sauer, Sylvio Bering, Alvero Berretto, Matt Serra, Frank Cucci, Joao Morais, and Kazeka Muniz. Alan has also recently earned his Brown Belt in Judo, under Sensei Alberto Cruz.

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin covers 5 different passes from the combat base.

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin covers 5 different passes from the combat base.

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Leandro Lo Pereira do Nascimento is a 5x World Champion, and is widely considered to be one of the top pound-for-pound Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitors of the modern era. This video contains clips taken from Leandro’s competitive career, prior to his first World Championship in 2012.

List of matches:

Leandro Lo v. Bruno Ramos – The Best Fighters, 2012 (0:19)

Leandro Lo v. Abrão Amorim – CBJJE Worlds, 2011 (1:12)

Leandro Lo v. Hélio Mourão – CBJJE Worlds, 2011 (1:33)

Leandro Lo v. Alexandre Henrique Gracie Morumbi (2:07)

Leandro Lo v. Eduardo Lustosa – CBJJE Pans, 2011 (Finals) (2:18)

Leandro Lo v. Abraão Amorim – CBJJE Pans, 2011 (2:49)

Leandro Lo v. Luiz Gustavo Campos – CBJJE Pans, 2012 (Semi-Finals) (3:28)

Leandro Lo v. Renato Cardoso – CBJJE Pans, 2012 (Absolute Finals) (4:29)

Leandro Lo v. Zak Maxwell – Abu Dhabi World Pro, 2011 (6:10)

Leandro Lo v. Michael Langhi – Abu Dhabi World Pro, 2011 (Semi-Finals) (6:43)

Leandro Lo v. Celso Vinicius – Abu Dhabi World Pro, 2011 (Finals) (7:46)

Leandro Lo v. Fabiano Boi – CBJJE Pans, 2011 (8:11)

Leandro Lo v. Jacob Mackenzie – CBJJE Pans, 2012 (Finals) (8:47)

Music:

Hard Hip-Hop Rap Instrumental beat (2012) — Lion AND Prime

Life Aquatic (Original Mix) — Paul Keeley

Part II:

Guard Passing Highlight Playlist:

Legal disclaimer: This video is intended to serve as an educational resource. Although I do not own the content in this video, it is my good faith belief that its use is protected under the Fair Use doctrine (codified under 17 U.S.C. § 107).

Black belt Vagner Santana is getting ready for upcoming competitions and takes the time to share some clever attacks once you have the opponent inside your triangle. Pya close attention and add a wrist lock and two different armbars to your game.

Michael Casey from GraciueNY.com shows a nasty attack series from the turtle position.

Claudio Calasans and Rafael Mendes show their techniques during a training in USA.