Ninjas, in this video I bust out a series of gnarly little chokes and arm-bars galore! This little experiment I call, “The Ultimate Back Attack”! Play around with these moves and make whatever adjustments you need to compliment your body size / flexibility, etc. I show a few variations on the choke that work well if you have shorter limbs. Yes, some of these moves do require decent flexibility, but you don’t need to be a yoga master either! Remember, flexibility comes from a daily, disciplined stretching routine. I am more flexible in my mid 40’s than when I was in my early 20’s! Why, because now I stretch every chance I get. I rarely sit in chairs anymore as I would rather be on the floor stretching. Make it a part of your training,not just something you do 5 minutes before you roll. Good Luck and as always, Happy Training!

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Charles Do Bronx recebeu o BJJCLUB para um bate papo e aproveitamos a oportunidade. Nesse vídeo ele ensina um COMBO de finalizações de triângulo de mão. Veja que esse golpe pode ser aplicado de várias posições. Atente para o detalhe que o Charles ensina e vai fazer toda a diferença no ajuste!

Raphael Dos Santos, BJJ Black Belt and Head coach of Gracie Barra Cornwall is here filmed by the Warrior Collective giving a step by step tutorial on one of his favourite ways to counter the worm guard in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

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Head jiu-jitsu instructor at Dojo Americana/99 jiu-jitsu in Vista, Ca., Mark Hopkins, is a 53 year-old black belt at around 175 lbs. In any given day a larger, stronger and younger guy will walk in my door and want to roll with me. I’ve rolled with guys as large as 350 lbs. It’s no fun, especially if they have some skills. As an instructor, I have to roll with my students, no matter what size they are. I have to represent what jiu-jitsu is all about: a smaller guy defending and overcoming a larger and stronger guy. To do this takes technical skill. And that’s what I have developed over the past 20+ years.

Now Harry isn’t super big, but he outweighs me by almost 50 lbs and is very fit and strong, and he has some grappling skill. In this video I narrate what is going through my mind as we roll. I hope this gives you, the viewer, some additional insight on what one is trying to achieve while rolling. Many beginners often misunderstand the nature of rolling. Many believe and assume while rolling, you must go 100% and go for top position. Although my takedowns are quite good for a jiujiteiro, I often play bottom position. Playing bottom position is the only way to develop a better guard and bottom game. And I feel this is where most people will lose or become defeated, while they are on the bottom.

Dojo Americana represents the NineNine team in San Diego North County. We are located in Vista and have 2 black belt instructors of different styles teaching on our mats, professor Mark Hopkins and Martin Figueroa.

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This is a technique breakdown on how to finish a straight ankle lock with Roli Delgado. For more on this go to JiuJitsu.com

2015 Weight and Absolute Champion Bernardo Faria Shows His Over Under Kneebar – the deadliest move in BJJ at this time-

Preventing the Guard pass is the most important aspect of Jiu-Jitsu. The position is called Guard for the very purpose that the Guard position is what protect the bottom fighter from being attacked. Loose the Guard and you will not only be vulnerable to attacks but you will also start to get tired, once tired your technique will start to suffer.

Be sure to train your Guard preventions above all. Having a difficult Guard to pass will allow you to relax and have the confidence to attack you opponent. The harder you Guard is to pass the more you can open up and take chance.

Be sure to work this sequence it is a very power recipe for Guard retention.

Preventing the Guard pass is the most important aspect of Jiu-Jitsu. The position is called Guard for the very purpose that the Guard position is what protect the bottom fighter from being attacked. Loose the Guard and you will not only be vulnerable to attacks but you will also start to get tired, once tired your technique will start to suffer.

Be sure to train your Guard preventions above all. Having a difficult Guard to pass will allow you to relax and have the confidence to attack you opponent. The harder you Guard is to pass the more you can open up and take chance.

Be sure to work this sequence it is a very power recipe for Guard retention.

Leandro Lo, nesse video monstra a sua famosa passagem de guarda toreando!

“Leandro Lo and Marcel Ribeiro showing the Passage of Guard Toreando”
If you would like to learn more from Leandro Lo check out “The Lo Guard & Matrix Passing” – by Leandro Lo

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Now a black belt, Edwin Najmi teaches a foot lock from the half guard in which he included a personal tweak. Watch the video and add this efficient attack to your Jiu-Jitsu game.

Lucas Leite (Checkmat BJJ) is a highly decorated Brazilian jiu jitsu competitor, famous for his half guard skills. http://www.lucasleitebjj.com/
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BJJ Blackbelt Roli Delgado teaching the twisting “crunch finish” to a cross side straight ankle lock when an opponent counters by grabbing the gi.

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Another American talent on the cover of GM #219 is Tim Spriggs, from Crazy 88/Lloyd Irvin. Here he teaches a punch choke using an overhook from closed guard. Watch it carefully and add it to your game.

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Black belt Tammi Musumeci is the second member of the team of American grapplers on the cover of GRACIEMAG #219 to teach a position for you. Learn how to take the back using the berimbolo.