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World champion and Jiu-Jitsu superstar Gabi Garcia teaches one of her favorite ways of passing the guard when the opponent is mixing the spider guard with the De La Riva guard. This is the first video of GRACIEMAG’s new weekly How-to series. Share and suggest other techniques.

Breakdown of leg leck specialist Eddie Cummings by Alberto Serrano from Jiu Jitsu Virus.
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I know that for many of my White and Blue belts, The Twister seems to be a very complicated technique to understand. Not only the execution of it, but also the entries, since most of the regular entries are performed while you are rolling and upside-down…
But there are easier ways to do it and learn it, as I show you guys in this video, what I consider to be The Easiest Twister Entry Ever, combining 2 basic techniques.
If you can’t wrap your brain around the Twister, here is your chance to learn it the easy way and eventually start catching your opponents with it. Plus, I’m also covering in this video some details on how to take the back and establish side control. Hope you guys like it!

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Black belt Victor Estima explains the mechanics of the technique he developed in 2009 alongside his brother Braulio. He’s been catching numerous opponents with the Estima lock and now he teaches what you have to do to do it yourself.

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Léo Cascão, professor da BTT, nossa GMI em Juiz de Fora, mostra seu macete preferido para finalizar no triângulo.

Faixa-preta da Nova União Bangu e professor de Jiu-Jitsu nos Emirados Árabes, Marcio André mostra uma opção para desarmar a guarda lapela.

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Getting stuck in the Reverse De La Riva Guard when trying to execute a Knee Slice Pass? Professor Gustavo Gasperin shows how to quickly switch your hips and pass the Reverse De La Riva Guard.

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Hello brothers and sisters!

I hope all is wonderful. Mastering The System 73 “The New Final 3” is now live! In this episode I unveil the new final 3 steps to the grand daddy of all submissions, the twister. Although the original final 3 steps are still very alive and effective, the new final 3 steps were designed to beat the best at defending the twister. It used to be a lot easier to tap my sparring partners with the twister but quite a few of my top students have developed a very tight defense over the last few years, so tweaks had to be made. This episode is crucial for all looking to master the twister. Also in this episode I introduce a new set of pre-warm ups. At HQ our pre-warm ups have been shrimps, cart wheels and hand walking every day before the official warm ups. Now we are alternating with a new set that Geo and Boogey taught me. They are break dancing warm ups that translate beautifully to Jiu Jitsu, you are gonna love them. Plus I break down my personal favorite pressure pass, “the chest pass”. This pass is so important that I decided to ad it to warm ups C. Another technique that I teach on this episode is the rolling toe hold from Z guard. This vital technique falls into the “Hail Mary” category and it is now added to warm ups B. This episode is packed with loads of important information including Nathan Orchard’s reverse spider web series, you don’t want to miss this!! Thank you very much for the support! Enjoy! Eddie

How to defend against the most common self defense situation. The sucker punch.

Charles Do Bronx recebeu o BJJCLUB para um bate papo e aproveitamos a oportunidade. Nesse vídeo ele ensina um COMBO de finalizações de triângulo de mão. Veja que esse golpe pode ser aplicado de várias posições. Atente para o detalhe que o Charles ensina e vai fazer toda a diferença no ajuste!

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin goes from De La Riva Guard to Omoplata to Rolling Triangle to Armbar to Kneebar to Calf-Slicer.

Head jiu-jitsu instructor at Dojo Americana/99 jiu-jitsu in Vista, Ca., Mark Hopkins, is a 53 year-old black belt at around 175 lbs. In any given day a larger, stronger and younger guy will walk in my door and want to roll with me. I’ve rolled with guys as large as 350 lbs. It’s no fun, especially if they have some skills. As an instructor, I have to roll with my students, no matter what size they are. I have to represent what jiu-jitsu is all about: a smaller guy defending and overcoming a larger and stronger guy. To do this takes technical skill. And that’s what I have developed over the past 20+ years.

Now Harry isn’t super big, but he outweighs me by almost 50 lbs and is very fit and strong, and he has some grappling skill. In this video I narrate what is going through my mind as we roll. I hope this gives you, the viewer, some additional insight on what one is trying to achieve while rolling. Many beginners often misunderstand the nature of rolling. Many believe and assume while rolling, you must go 100% and go for top position. Although my takedowns are quite good for a jiujiteiro, I often play bottom position. Playing bottom position is the only way to develop a better guard and bottom game. And I feel this is where most people will lose or become defeated, while they are on the bottom.

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