Elliott Bayev and Stephan Kesting demonstrate a flying guard pull that takes the practitioner right into a powerful armbar. Download Stephan’s book on BJJ for free at http://www.grapplearts.com/book

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For the fourth year in a row, Professor Zé Radiola is leading the training camp for the World championship at Gracie Barra. Responsible for some of the team’s greatest talents like the Estima brothers, Otávio Sous, Lucas Rocha and others, Radiola bets on the exchange of knowledge for a stronger team in 2015. See how the GB camp is going in another video of GRACIEMAG’s tour of the camps for the 2015 Worlds. Coverage brought to you by Hayabusafight.com.

O BJJ (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) realmente está ganhando o mundo!! Conheça o Paulo Sorriso direto de Auckland na Nova Zelândia. Neste vídeo ele mostra um Berimbolo muito simples e eficaz partindo dos 100KG. Uma maneira fácil de pegar as costas do oponente para ganhar os 4 pontos ou finalizar!! Oss

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GRACIEMAG paid a visit to André Galvão’s academy in San Diego, for the Atos Jiu-Jitsu training camp before the 2015 World Jiu-Jitsu championship. See how Rafael Mendes, JT Torres, Keenan Cornelius, Guto Campos, Claudio Calasans Jr. and others are getting ready to compete days before the event. Coverage offered by hayabusafight.com.

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How to takedown an opponent using a Judo style setup (the “uchi-mata”) then switching to an ankle pick

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to transition from Darce Choke to Anaconda Choke, and vice versa, based on the seatbelt control that you have.

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to transition from Darce Choke to Anaconda Choke, and vice versa, based on the seatbelt control that you have.

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1:30 Establishing Position
4:22 Foot & Hand Position
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Kris Kim, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt under Tony Passos. Head Instructor for Yongsan BJJ at Trent Warrior Fitness Center, U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan, Seoul, Korea.

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O barulho no ginásio e a emoção dos lutadores nos momentos decisivos na final do Grand Prix dos Pesos Pesados, realizado pela Copa Pódio em 9 de maio de 2015, no Rio.

This is a sweet little move that I recently “fell into” when I was working an “americana shoulder trap”. (americana shoulder trap video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv3-SJ81IW0) In this video (like many of my videos) I show it as a “no-gi move”, even though it works for gi too. The reason I do this is that most of my moves translate to both worlds. In addition, I think it is easier to see the moves on video without the gi.

The reason I mention this is that a few of my subscribers have asked me if I train gi too because most of my videos are no-gi. The answer: I train mostly gi…probably 95% gi! I love no-gi and compete in no-gi all the time. I really believe that it’s pretty easy to transition from gi to no gi. (But nearly impossible to transition quickly from no-gi to gi because lapel / collar chokes change things considerably) The key is to add moves to your game that translate well to both worlds. A good example is the amerciana or kimura lock. Both work very well in gi and no-gi. The triangle is another great example. The triangle choke can be performed fairly easy with both gi and no-gi. The only real difference is in the placement of grips. (collar versus clinching the neck for posture control) So instead of focusing on what’s better, more realistic etc. I like to take the approach of developing tools that work well for both gi and no-gi. -Mike “spider-ninja” Bidwell

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Learn with the Miyao Bros several variations of attack from the Berimbolo set up. An exclusive video by GRACIEMAG

Roger Gracie Black Belt Nicolas Gregoriades demonstrates a high-percentage knee-bar set-up used when passing the open guard.

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Roger Gracie Black Belt Oliver Geddes shows a competition-proven attack combination.

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Ninjas here’s a great set-up that I have been using for sometime now. I started playing with this “leg weave” from the bottom and have developed a series of solid triangles chokes and other submissions from this position. You will also notice that I use a very different hand / leg position when I finish my triangle chokes. On all my triangle chokes I position my body at a 90 degree angle relative to parter (perpendicular). This allows for a very tight triangle choke because the angle lines you directly up with both carotid arteries. You will also notice that in the first triangle choke on this video I connect my hand over and under my partners back. This connection creates a ton of leverage to finalize the choke. If your arms are shorter and you cannot connect them, you can pull on your partners side and create comparable pressure. Give it a try!