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The man on the cover of GRACIEMAG 226, Marcelo Garcia teaches one of his favorite attacks using his trademark X-guard. Learn how to set up a back take in simple and easy to learn steps. Take a class with one of the best competitors of all times and also one of the greatest Professor in Jiu-Jitsu history.
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Daniel Franja is a black belt under former world champion Joao Roque in Brasilia. Here he is showing one finish he likes to do from the mount in no-gi.
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Four times world champion and two times ADCC champion, Rubens Cobrinha is rightly considered one of the best competitors of all times. Here we find him teaching exclusively to GRACIEMAG.com a simple, quick and efficient sweep from the sit up guard. Play and learn.
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If anyone is qualified to teach about how to get to the mount in Jiu-Jitsu, it’s Roger Gracie. The 10X black belt world champion has made a career out of getting there and subsequently choking the opponent. In this extract from a seminar he taught at GB Fullerton, Roger teaches one of his many ways to get to the mount and reveals all the details for a well-executed technique. Just watch and go practice.
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Do you have trouble escaping from Side Control, Mount, and Back?
Let’s be honest… most of us do 🙁
You know why? Because those positions are built to be hard to escape from in the first place.
They are the most DOMINANT positions in Jiu Jitsu, and if it was easy to escape from them, Jiu Jitsu wouldn’t be considered as one of the most effective Martial Arts there is.
That’s the cold hard truth. Your opponent has leverage and gravity on his side.
Have you ever felt so STUCK under those positions that you actually considered giving up, even though your opponent had no submission hold in place?
I know I have… I went through that many times during my White and Blue Belt days.
Escaping from dominant positions is not about knowing dozens of techniques, it’s about learning how to stay cool under pressure, how to stay comfortable under those uncomfortable positions.
Once you learn that, the next step is organizing all the information, connecting the techniques together in a predictable system, and executing with a solid plan.
That’s what The Ace Of Escapes is all about, laying down the foundation that every Jiu Jitsu practitioner needs to know: how to survive, defend, and escape from bad positions.
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Four times world champion and two times ADCC champion, Rubens Cobrinha has one of the most respected records in Jiu-Jitsu’s history. Known for his stall-free game that always pursues the submission, Cobrinha teaches here a good way to take the opponent down and get to side control. Pay attention to the key points and add it to your game.
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In this video about breaking closed guard I show 2 common mistakes I see my white belts run into. They’re simple mistakes but ones that can make a huge difference when breaking closed guard in BJJ.
The staggered hand grip guard break is usually the first one most people learn and is the one I share in the video.
If you’re having trouble breaking closed guard. I hope this video helps!
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In this video about breaking closed guard I show 2 common mistakes I see my white belts run into. They’re simple mistakes but ones that can make a huge difference when breaking closed guard in BJJ.
The staggered hand grip guard break is usually the first one most people learn and is the one I share in the video.
If you’re having trouble breaking closed guard. I hope this video helps!
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Top jiu-jitsu competitor and celebrity, Clark Gracie, shows one of his favourite attacks from the spider guard…and really any position.
JT Torres rolling with Andre Galvao at the Atos headquarters in San Diego. This is a outtake from the JitsTV mini-documenatry on JT Torres.
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Andre Galvao and Keenan Cornelius rolling at the Atos headquarters in San Diego.