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Principle 29: Redirection
Reducing your opponent’s effectiveness by controlling the direction of their energy.

There are two primary ways to redirect energy: 1) change the angle of impact, or 2) intercept the energy. In the best cases, successful redirection of your opponent’s energy will create an opportunity for you to launch an effective counter attack. But, at the very least, the redirection will stifle your opponent’s technique, deplete their energy and frustrate them in the process. The Redirection Principle epitomizes the adage “use your opponent’s energy against them.”

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Mirco Wendt (Owner and Head Instructor of the Roy Marsh Jiu-Jitsu Affiliate in Schwerte, NRW) teaches a great way to handle one of the most difficult problems in BJJ: opening and passing the Closed Guard.

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This video my boys demonstrate a belly to back suplex. Check out the details and you are sure to find something useful! Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!

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Today’s BJJ technique video is from one of my Brazilian Jiu-jitsu classes where I showed one of my favorite setups and armlocks from Full Guard / Closed Guard.

The focus of the setup is to get the person’s hand on the mat or on the outside of your body which will allow you to snag the arm and get a catch on the shoulder. From there I show a straight armlock and then transition to corkscrew armbar.

And even if you don’t like the techniques shown you can still use the setup for lots of submissions and attacks from full guard.

Hope the video gives you a useful idea to bring into your next training session. And hopefully it helps you secure an extra arm lock or two.
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What’s up guys! In this TMG Clips video, we go over how to get off your back when you have a big man on top. The full video will be in the link down below, enjoy!!

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Today’s Sunday video (which is my not-so-BJJ videos) I share an idea I recently heard on the Lex Frimad podcast. It’s an idea about a situation that happened with some famous Jazz musicians.

I’m a big fan of comparing other forms of art to Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and the combat arts. In many cases they’re littered with parallels. Jazz for instance dips heavily into improvisation which is something that happens with us in martial arts. In many cases we have to improvise on the fly.

And the lesson from the Jazz story in the video has a parallel that I find true for my BJJ training and life off the mats.

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Here is an effective way to literally pull your opponent’s leg and break him down to apply an straight ankle lock. Used in sambo, this is a popular rolling ankle lock.

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Principle 28: Head Control
Controlling your opponent’s head to limit or direct their movement.

Where the head goes, the body will follow; where the head can’t go, neither can the body. The head has more influence over a person’s posture, mobility and balance than any other body part. The most common head control
methods are twisting, turning, tilting, framing, hugging, pulling, pushing, or pinning. Offensively, you can use your opponent’s head to break their balance, contain and control escapes, and enhance submissions. Defensively, understanding head control helps you to recognize escape and reversal opportunities, and to avoid strikes through distance management.

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Principle 27: Buoyancy
Capitalizing on offensive and defensive surfacing opportunities throughout the fight.

Buoyancy is the upward force that prevents an object in a fluid from sinking. In a fight, buoyancy is the natural tendency for the person on bottom to try to get up. From the bottom, successful application of the Buoyancy Principle will either result in you surfacing or it will trigger an exploitable response from your opponent. From the top, you can use the principle to lure your opponent into a submission or use it to advance your position. It’s easier to set traps if you know when and where your opponent is going.

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Uchi Mata is an effective, versatile and popular throw. In this video, we show what we call the Spinning Uchi Mata and some others call the Leg Style Uchi Mata.

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