This is a great video from Mirco Wendt, the Head Instructor of BJJ Schwerte (A Roy Marsh Jiu-Jitsu Affiliate).

The overhand right to single leg takedown is something we train and drill very regularly at Gracie Schwarzwald.

You can see how effective and damaging it can be in the first clip.

In fact, it’s one of the required techniques in the test for Blue Belt.

I often hear people say that Jiu-Jitsu isn’t useful for self-defense or “for the streets.”

And, that’s true. At most academies that only teach a small portion of Jiu-Jitsu.

But, we teach the complete Art at Gracie Schwarzwald because our focus is on giving our students all the tools they need in order to protect themselves.

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

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Erkan recently suggested to me that we release a series of videos on Jiu-Jitsu from a more Self-Defense focused viewpoint.

Many people write to us and tell us they wish they could train with us since their Academies don’t ever really cover these topics so we thought we’d put out a series of videos so people could familiarize themselves not only with the techniques of a Self-Defense BJJ but also the mindset and tactics.

These will obviously not be deep dives into this subjects but they should give anyone interested in having a Jiu-Jitsu more focused and knowledgeable about dealing with real-life combative situations a good grounding.

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In this third video, we discuss the importance of connection and de-escalation positioning.

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

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You can also find me at:

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

My School: http://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/

My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

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My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I also have Long Form Video Instructionals (including my newest one on Attacking and Controlling the Back) for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

Erkan recently suggested to me that we release a series of videos on Jiu-Jitsu from a more Self-Defense focused viewpoint.

Many people write to us and tell us they wish they could train with us since their Academies don’t ever really cover these topics so we thought we’d put out a series of videos so people could familiarize themselves not only with the techniques of a Self-Defense BJJ but also the mindset and tactics.

These will obviously not be deep dives into this subjects but they should give anyone interested in having a Jiu-Jitsu more focused and knowledgeable about dealing with real-life combative situations a good grounding.

In this second lesson, we cover proper hand positioning.

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If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

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You can also find me at:

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

My School: http://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/

My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

My facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roymarshjiujitsu

My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I also have Long Form Video Instructionals (including my newest one on Attacking and Controlling the Back) for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

Erkan recently suggested to me that we release a series of videos on Jiu-Jitsu from a more Self-Defense focused viewpoint.

Many people write to us and tell us they wish they could train with us since their Academies don’t ever really cover these topics so we thought we’d put out a series of videos so people could familiarize themselves not only with the techniques of a Self-Defense BJJ but also the mindset and tactics.

These will obviously not be deep dives into this subjects but they should give anyone interested in having a Jiu-Jitsu more focused and knowledgeable about dealing with real-life combative situations a good grounding.

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

You can also find me at:

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

My School: http://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/

My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

My facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roymarshjiujitsu

My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I also have Long Form Video Instructionals (including my newest one on Attacking and Controlling the Back) for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

Please click Like, Subscribe, and hit the notification bell for updates on this course.

Erkan recently suggested to me that we release a series of videos on Jiu-Jitsu from a more Self-Defense focused viewpoint.

Many people write to us and tell us they wish they could train with us since their Academies don’t ever really cover these topics so we thought we’d put out a series of videos so people could familiarize themselves not only with the techniques of a Self-Defense BJJ but also the mindset and tactics.

These will obviously not be deep dives into this subjects but they should give anyone interested in having a Jiu-Jitsu more focused and knowledgeable about dealing with real-life combative situations a good grounding.

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

You can also find me at:

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

My School: http://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/

My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

My facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roymarshjiujitsu

My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I also have Long Form Video Instructionals (including my newest one on Attacking and Controlling the Back) for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

Please click Like, Subscribe, and hit the notification bell for updates on this course.

I videoed a roll with my assistant, Erkan Mete.

In the roll, I utilise some of my most common techniques for controlling my opponent and fatiguing them.

I break down what I’m doing and why for you.

This is a small insight into what my pressure and control DVD will be about.

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

You can also find me at:

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

My School: http://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/

My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

My facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roymarshjiujitsu

My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I also have Long Form Video Instructionals (including my newest one on Attacking and Controlling the Back) for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

A viewer asked about how to open the closed guard.

I go over one way to do it and discuss how to approach the idea of opening and passing as well as some fallacies people have about it.

I am working on a Guard Passing Instructional that will go much more into depth on how to open guards (specific angles and pressures) but I think this is a good option to master.

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

You can also find me at:

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

My School: http://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/

My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

My facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roymarshjiujitsu

My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I also have Long Form Video Instructionals for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

Iss yuuuge honor for me to have Erkan Mete with me to help show how to escape the front headlock position while standing.

A viewer had asked me to cover this

Self Defense training is far more than just a series of headlock escapes. This is where many schools fail their students by not giving them the training in the non-technique aspects of a conflict – the ones that actually teach any Self Defense, that is.

One of the other big fallacies in most Martial Arts Self Defense training is that fights start at full aggression.

There is often a build up of aggression and to be effective in staying safe, you need to know how to manage the aggression (both verbally and physically) while attempting to de-escalate it.

This means understanding ranges and how they must be managed, as well as angles (two of the four things I always teach to control in any conflict).

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

You can also find me at:

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

My School: http://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/

My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

My facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roymarshjiujitsu

My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I also have Long Form Video Instructionals for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

I’ve again unlocked my Patreon and given everyone a video from my classes.

If you like my teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

Here, I cover some important details and concepts in depth for attacking the Guillotine.

If you want to know more about the Guillotine, I have the Guillotine Code for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com or https://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/en/shop/

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

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Recently, I saw a video of a LEO engaged in a physical confrontation with a 15 year old boy.

He attempted to tackle the boy and was caught in a guillotine hold/choke. It was obvious he didn’t know how to escape and had to be rescued by his partner.

I discuss why it’s extremely important for Law Enforcement Officers to train Jiu-Jitsu. But, it’s very important that you choose a school with a strong focus on real world self defense.

We also cover how to escape this powerful hold, both standing and on the ground.

I now have a Patreon where I post videos from my Classes.
You can come be on the mats with me.

Patreon: www.Patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

My School: http://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/

My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

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If you want to learn how to be better at the Guillotine, then you pick up my Instructional, The Guillotine Code, and other video Instructionals here: https://roymarsh.selz.com

It’s important to understand the pros and cons of every position and how they apply in different formats.
I was asked to discuss my thoughts on 3/4 mount – a position I actually use quite a bit. And, I discuss why here