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One of my favorite positions in BJJ is the Belly Down Back Mount.

To me, I think it’s easily one of the worst if not THE WORST position in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu.

From a fight that involves punches, it’s incredibly nasty as the person on bottom has no reasonable way to defend themselves.

For Brazilian Jiujitsu it can be equally soul crushing as the person on top can drive their full weight into the back and easily snag the rear naked choke.

In this video I show how to get to the Belly Down Back Mount from other forms of Back Mount when the person defends the rear naked choke.

I also throw in some simple adjustments for getting the submission with the rear naked choke.

I’ve used these adjustment countless times in BJJ rolling and competition to get the victory.

I hope it helps you!
-Chewy
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BUTTERFLY SWEEP BJJ

A favourite SWEEP from the BUTTERFLY GUARD; the key to successfully getting the top position is not to let go of your grips on your opponent. By holding on you create enough leverage to get yourself over your left shoulder and into side control and carry on the fight from there.

Carl Fisher is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and is the chief instructor at Checkmat Wimbledon in London. Carl has been involved in martial arts for over 25 years and holds Dan grades in Karate and Traditional Jiu Jitsu and also trains in Judo, Sambo and Thai Boxing. In addition, Carl has over 20 years experience on the front line in the Security industry and has had the pleasure of pressure testing his skills on a weekly basis in pubs and clubs up and down the UK.

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There are many ways to grab your opponent in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo or Sambo. One of the most effective grips is the Georgian Grip. This belt grip, popularized by Judo athletes from the former Soviet state of Georgia, is demonstrated here by Sambo master of sport and BJJ & Judo black belt Vladislav Koulikov.

DVD 1: Throws with belt grip

1 Intro
2 Obtaining the grip (three ways)
3 Inside trip
4 Back trip
5 Sweeping hip throw
6 Hip throw
7 Winding throw
8 Hiki Komi gaeshi
9 Foot prop
10 Georgian pick up
11 Sacrifice roll
12 Inverted body lock throw
DVD 2: Counters and ground work with Georgian grip

1 Intro
2 Lateral revolution vs Georgian grip
3 Foot prop vs GG
4 Duck under suplex vs GG
5 High crotch vs GG
6 Addressing landing with GG
7 Mounting with GG
8 Georgian arm bar (plus options)
9 Hip spring guard sweep
10 Single leg X to ankle lock
11 Rolling kneebar
12 Outro
About Vladislav Koulikov:
Vladislav Koulikov is a renowned Sambo practitioner, and teacher. An expert martial artist, Vlad holds the rank of “Master of Sport” in Sambo, the rank of 2nd dan in Judo, and is a 2017 Combat Wrestling world champion. Vlad’s success is impart due to his open-minded philosophy which he calls “Sambo Fusion”, blending what works best from Sambo and Jiu Jitsu. As a youth, Vlad trained at the prestigious Sambo-70 Academy in Moscow, Russia and now teaches out of New Jersey. He as previously produced a 3 volume series titles Sambo Fusion with Budovideos.

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“I’m excited to announce my newest project. This instructional is completely focused on the Reverse Kimura. This is a position I’ve been experimenting with for the past 4 years. I’ve taught quite a few classes on it and I use it in sparring all the time. Now I feel ready to share it all with you. In total, there are 8 sweeps and 10 submissions, not to mention chapters on setting up the grip. I can’t count how many students have told me that this became their go to move after showing them. I hope you will fit it into your Jiu Jitsu as well!” – Budo Jake

The reverse kimura is a unique control position that can be used to transition for sweeps, back takes and a wide variety of submissions. Relatively unknown to most BJJ practitioners, the reverse kimura is a great position to study and understand to give you an edge in sparring or competition.

“Budo Jake – the new king of Kimura”
-Jeff Glover

About Budo Jake: Budo Jake is a black belt under Carlos Gracie Jr and has travelled the globe training with many of the top athletes and instructors. His other instructional releases are “Going Upside Down” & “Effective Wristlocks for BJJ”.

1 Intro
2 Grip details
3 Getting the grip

CLOSED GUARD
4 Reverse Kimura
5 Reverse Kimura to arm bar
6 Reverse Kimura to kimura
7 Reverse Kimura to omoplata
8 Reverse Kimura to arm in guillotine
9 Reverse Kimura triangle
10 Baratoplata
11 Reverse Kimura wristlock
12 Reverse Kimura pendulum sweep
13 Reverse Kimura butterfly sweep
14 Reverse Kimura torque butterfly sweep
15 Reverse Kimura Scissor sweep

HALF GUARD
16 Reverse Kimura John Wayne sweep
17 Reverse Kimura under roll
18 Reverse Kimura arm drag

MOUNT
19 Mount to back take
20 S mount twisting wrist lock

PASSING
21 Reverse Kimura half guard darce

22 Outro

Languages: English & Japanese

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Black / Adult / Male / Rooster – Quarter-Final

Is it ok to hurt your training partners during a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu session? When are you responsible for your training partner’s injury ?

The question for this video related to this question in a way.

Our friend was recently training with one of his teammates during BJJ practice. And during this practice he attempted several different submissions and attempts to finish the match.

Eventually he snagged an armbar and slowly pulled forward. After securing the position and his partner still not tapping. He began to apply pressure slowly until his rolling partner cried out in pain.

He let go and afterwards felt terrible. He asked his coach if he had messed up or if there was something to keep in mind. His coach told him that Brazilian Jiujitsu is a tough sport and accidents happen.

So Jason is basically searching to get another perspective on the event that came from his submission.

In this video I share two stories that have accidents involved in them. 1 was where I accidentally injured one of my training partners after a situation where I became upset. While I never intended to hurt him. I did so as a fault of my own negative emotions.

I also share a story where my nose was broken due to accident during a BJJ training session once. This time it was an accident which was not fueled with any sort of negative emotions.

If you’re in a similar situation. I hope the video is helpful!
-Chewy
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You’ll notice the tinge of anger in this video because of the nature of the subject.

The question I received was concerning parents who seems to be a bit to aggressive with their presence on the mat. In the situation our friend describes. He says that some parents are jumping on the mat to record video, cheering for their children during rolling, etc.

I’m not positive I did a good job of answering his question.

But in the video I focus on the idea that I believe parent’s of kids in the BJJ class should not be allowed to coach or really have much interaction with their kids during the action of class.

1 reason for this is that if the kids inside the Brazilian Jiujitsu class is focused on their parent’s instead of their coaches and training. It steals their attention and robs them of the potential they have.

The even more insidious issue is that it often transforms the experience for the child from a positive one to a negative one.

So my advice in the video is that parent’s should not coach their kids during Brazilian Jiu-jitsu classes. And if you are a BJJ coach. That should be one of the rules I would stick to with the classes.

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-Chewy
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