The underhook – one of the most important moves that transition into escapes and attacks.
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I revived this question on my Instagram. He stated “I can get to the technical mount but I feel I am so tall I can’t keep control. Then when I go to the back I lose it. Please help!”

i am here to help! Here is how I like to take the back from the perfect mount. It is important as a taller grappler to learn when to compact and when to be long. The perfect mount is a time to compact and stay tight on your opponent. If not than you will lose the position.

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This video is not meant to show you every technique to use against a wrestler. There are too many to count. I wanted to give you an idea of some things you could do. I use to suck at shooting in so instead I would counter wrestle. I was able to do this by doing wrestling classes.

I believe it is very important for every jiujitsu practitioner to take some wrestling classes. If you want to beat a wrestler you have to go train against wrestlers and learn their movements. I could show you a million techniques but it will not matter until you practice live wrestling over and over.

I will put some more videos of how to negate wrestlers up soon this is just the first of the series and the reversal that I started out with and had a lot of success with. Note on this technique “the switch” it’s okay to fall to your but you can still hit it from a seated position.

Once you get the switch down you will see it come into play a lot actually. Like I said it has been one of my favorites forever because my arms are so long it makes it easy to get the grip I need.

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The Art of Learning series is dedicated to providing you with a conceptual framework to interpreting your Jiu Jitsu. With this understanding you will be able to analyse your techniques to see the concepts and principal that they work under and really refine/deeply understand in both gi and nogi, the core elements of your Jiu Jitsu.

I was asked this question on reddit. He stated every time he goes for the arm drag from guard he is getting to high up on the back. Are there any ways to fix this problem of getting up too high?

It’s easy to lose position if you are climbing over top your opponent. A few things we need to do. The most important is getting lower after you get the arm drag. You’ll see what I mean in the video. Once I started doing this I was able to take the back more effectively without the risk of going over the top.

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Take-downs can be very hard to execute against an experienced opponent. We tend to be very tunnel visioned and try get straight to the point. Often times we telegraph our intentions too much and give our opponent time to react and defend.

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At the age of 11 years old I thought that I wanted to fight MMA. I began doing MMA classes, wrestling, kickboxing, boxing, everything I needed to do to fight. Now my goals have changed I no longer want to fight MMA for now.

But the good thing about practicing all these different martial arts is one I learned how to defend myself, two I learned a lot of neat techniques in my time training for a fight.

My favorite triangle finish came from doing MMA. I started using this all the time naturally because I was trying to not get hit. Than I adopted it into my jiujitsu game and started hitting it there as well!

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I got this question on Facebook or Instagram I can’t remember which one. But he stated that because he had long legs people were trapping them and getting back into the half guard very easily.

So this problem isn’t only because you have long legs it’s because you are not getting up high enough.

By adding this little tip in your side control will not only be harder to escape it will suck to be in. Moving up and getting under that arm will make a world of difference when it comes to control and pressure.

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I have been getting this question a lot on the channel. It is a common problem when trying to figure out the triangle.

Once you learn this concept you will hit many more triangles. most people think you have to have the perfect lock in but thats not the case.

It is all about the angle you are creating, As long as you are curving your legs towards the mat and pinching your knees you can still get the finish.

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Michel Miyashita is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt instructor and competitor from São Paulo, Brazil. He is visiting el Dorado hills to train for the masters worlds in Las Vegas this August. At the seminar in komainu gym, Reno Nevada, michel shared the diverse attacks using the lapel. From wrist locks to the worm guard, we learned everything you could imagine using the lapel.

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Michel will be teaching in edh at http://edhjiujitsu.com El Dorado Hills Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Treino com os irmãos miyaos na academia Cicero Costha.