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http://teachmegrappling.com This video demonstrates one of my ways of getting to the arm triangle from side control. Check out the details and you are sure to find something useful! Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!

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Foot lock from single leg and also from the guard

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In this video I show a variation the Cross Collar Choke with the arms being completely straight. There are a lot of different ways to do a cross collar choke, and I personally use a lot of different methods. This is one of my favorite ways to do the Cross Collar Choke as it doesnt burn my grips and it’s highly effective.

Notice the head placement on the mat. Correct basing on the hairline is extremely important, both for safety AND effectiveness. This will take some getting used to as we have been conditioned to maintain weight on our butt in mount rather than our hips and abdominal muscles.

Try it out and let me know what you think.

http://teachmegrappling.com This video introduces you to Gerry Abas. Gerry is a 3 time NCAA Division 1 Finalist and Peterson Grapplers got the pleasure of having him at our summer wrestling camp 2017. He demonstrates a really awesome attack to use against a deep underhook by your opponent. This move comes from one of the greatest wrestlers in history from Russia, Buvaisar Satiev. Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!

Two of my students and I went to support a grappling tournament in Tennessee to raise money for autism.

I wasn’t going to compete but they guilted me into doing a super fight. So here it is. Grappling for a great cause!

Props to my opponent for taking the match last minute. I was happy to be a part of the cause.

One of my favorite side control escapes, because of how useful it is and how many back-up plans exist in the sequence, this escape can also lead you directly into a couple of different potential submission opportunities. My favorite thing if I hit this escape is to look for the Darce choke. Let me know what you think!

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This Sweep is very simple and it comes from the seated guard. I really love using this motion to get in on my attacks. I will ether reach out and grab control of the hand/wrist or bait them to grab my hand. Ether one works and it will give me an effective way to get in on the legs and start attacking.

I mix my attacks between going under the legs and going to the de la riva. depending on the positioning of their legs. in my match my opponents legs were spread really far apart which mad it easy for me to get under and attack this sweep. If his legs were closer I may have went to another attack instead.

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Closed guard is making a comeback these days, and for good reason. It offers a lot of control along with attack options in combination like the ones in this video. This sequence is sure to elicit some responses that will lead to advancing your position, if not catching a submission.

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I have been using this posture break since I was a kid. It works really well against strong grapplers that do not want to give up the double elbow drive.

If their elbows are not dug in and they are going two hands on the hip it makes it even easier you just have to pop the inside of the elbow and grab the backside. This leads into some really good attacks.

Sometimes you will run into people that just let go when you go for it and that’s fine. As long as your hips are free to move again?

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