In closed guard, the arm drag is a great way to give yourself a mechanical advantage in the position. And the grip you will learn in this video is one of the most effective methods I’ve learned to get that arm across the center line.

Then once it’s there, a whole host of options exist for finishing with the armbar, and we’ll explore three of them here.

But you be the judge.

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The shoulder clamp and the reverse armbar are fantastic attacks that you can use to submit a younger, faster, more athletic opponent from the closed guard. First the shoulder clamp grip stops him from moving around and standing up to break your guard. And then the reverse armbar is the first submission in a highly efficient attack series that you can use from the shoulder clamp.

This is from the brand new instructional BJJ for Old F***ks featuring Rob Biernacki and Stephan Kesting. It is available in online streaming, physical DVD, and/or app formats right now at https://www.grapplearts.com/oldguard

Check it out and let me know what you think!
Stephan Kesting

This is the beginning of an offensive series learned from Rachel Demara. The only difference is that she uses the collar instead of the lapel, but the in my humble but accurate opinion, the lapel makes it better.

So improve your lapel attacks with this bad boy.

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Please watch: “One Key Detail That Will Make Floating Through Butterfly Guard Easier”

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