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World champion and Jiu-Jitsu superstar Gabi Garcia teaches one of her favorite ways of passing the guard when the opponent is mixing the spider guard with the De La Riva guard. This is the first video of GRACIEMAG’s new weekly How-to series. Share and suggest other techniques.
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How and Why to Tape Your Fingers in BJJ
Stephan Kesting and Rob Biernacki talk about when and how to tape your fingers in BJJ. More tips and techniques at http://www.grapplearts.com/articles
Part 1: Defense & Counter Submission to 'Arm trapped behind back' (closed guard)
Here’s a great counter and submission for when your opponent pins (or traps) your hand behind your back from your closed guard. I have found this counter to be very high percentage for me. Good luck and be sure to watch the second video in this series for another sick move!
PART TWO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Au2M1ssOul0
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Não existe meia-idade no Jiu-Jitsu, defende Sergio Malibu
As lições do faixa-coral de Jiu-Jitsu para veteranos que se acham velhos demais para voltar ou começar a treinar a arte suave.
BJJ: ONE Champion Shinya Aoki’s 3 Flying Submissions | Evolve University
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Victor Estima and the mechanics of the Estima lock
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Black belt Victor Estima explains the mechanics of the technique he developed in 2009 alongside his brother Braulio. He’s been catching numerous opponents with the Estima lock and now he teaches what you have to do to do it yourself.
Braulio Estima and Rodolfo Vieira Light Sparring
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Back Escape to D'Arce Choke
A simple escape from the back mount with a possibility of catching a choke of your own.
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Enrico Cocco vs Eddie Cummings (EBI 3)
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Epi 68 Bjj Black belt Roli Delgado interview
This week we have an interview with Rolando Delgado often called Roli. Roli is a 2nd degree black belt that trains in Little Rock Arkansas at West Side MMA. Roli has fought in the UFC and Bellator, but he is most widely known in the BJJ community for his ability to teach and preform leg locks.
Some highlights from this interview:
“The most dangerous moves in Jiu-Jitsu are take-downs and kimuras”
“Reaping the knee is a risk that is way overstated and blown out of proportion”
“With the Gi on I am okay with no heal hooks…. we need a sport that we can all do and grow old with.”
We also talk about:
His start to the martial arts
What he does off of the mat (hunting deer and owning a pawn shop)
His recent trip to Brazil
How he started focusing on leg locks
His app “Legal Leg Locks for BJJ“
Why some people don’t like leg locks
Using legs locks to be used for a Bjj Brick
The rules for BJJ and leg locks
Why mid level blue belt is a good time to start working on leg locks
Finding confidence in your game from hard work
Advice for students that are competing for the first time
Why you should be trying to funnel your match into your strong areas
The concept of defend than attack
His match with Jason Bircher in Respect 1 on Feb 28
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Mastering The System 73: The New Final 3
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I hope all is wonderful. Mastering The System 73 “The New Final 3” is now live! In this episode I unveil the new final 3 steps to the grand daddy of all submissions, the twister. Although the original final 3 steps are still very alive and effective, the new final 3 steps were designed to beat the best at defending the twister. It used to be a lot easier to tap my sparring partners with the twister but quite a few of my top students have developed a very tight defense over the last few years, so tweaks had to be made. This episode is crucial for all looking to master the twister. Also in this episode I introduce a new set of pre-warm ups. At HQ our pre-warm ups have been shrimps, cart wheels and hand walking every day before the official warm ups. Now we are alternating with a new set that Geo and Boogey taught me. They are break dancing warm ups that translate beautifully to Jiu Jitsu, you are gonna love them. Plus I break down my personal favorite pressure pass, “the chest pass”. This pass is so important that I decided to ad it to warm ups C. Another technique that I teach on this episode is the rolling toe hold from Z guard. This vital technique falls into the “Hail Mary” category and it is now added to warm ups B. This episode is packed with loads of important information including Nathan Orchard’s reverse spider web series, you don’t want to miss this!! Thank you very much for the support! Enjoy! Eddie
Briston Lowry- Heel Hook to Kneebar
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Briston Lowry, Instructor of The Forge BJJ shows a heel hook transition to Kneebar.
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Roger Gracie vs Rodrigo Comprido, 2015 IBJJF Black Belt League Super Fight
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BJJ: Invisible Open Guard Choke | Evolve University
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