Defnding someone trying to tackle you to the ground is a core Self Defense requirement.

Here, I cover some details that will help immensely in stopping the person putting you on the ground and even helping you be able to get to a string finishing position.

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This is a sweep I really love to use.

I see a lot of people have trouble with it because they’re not maximising the force that they can exert into the sweep.

Here, I show some details to make it work better for you.

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Here, I explore what makes Ryan All a unique fighter beyond just his techniques.
And, why I love to watch him fight.

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This is a concept I have to explain over and over to people. And, some never seem to understand.

All the time now I see examples of this fallacious way of thinking of fighting, namely, that there are perfect or best/worst techniques.

You see videos like the “Perfect Mount Escape” or hear a coach say “this is the best way to do an armlock.”

To me, this shows a gift misunderstanding of fighting and self defence.

Here, I discuss why this is a really damaging way of teaching.

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A friend of mine asked me how I deal with a scissor sweep that fails.

So, I shot this video where I did a troubleshoot and worked out several options.

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In my experience, a lot of people don’t really focus on these critical details in trying to sweep their opponent from the butterfly guard.

Because of this they’re not doing the sweep as effectively as they could and are therefore forced to transition to other positions.

Here, I discuss what angles to attack (and why) as well as how to break posture and why.

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One of the main submission battlegrounds in BJJ is when you get an armlock position and your opponent defends by locking their hands.

You have to have many well-practiced ways to break down their grips. But, you also need options for when you can’t.

Here is one of my favourites – a transition into a very tight triangle.

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Last night I became depressed while teaching. I was discussing a position and joked about a possible submission option from there.
When I said “wristlock” one of my students said “but, Roy. It’s not Wristlocktober.”

I had to patiently explain that every month is Wristlocktober.

Jokes aside, this submission is a core concept of my BJJ. Make them choose between only bad options. Put your opponent in positions where their defenses only open other advantages for you.

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When you roll, you should have fun but you should always focus on something specifically.

For most people, that focus´is exclusively getting the submission.
for me, I tend to focus most of my rolls on different kinds of controls and pressures and studying them.
This doesn’t mean I have to go hard or just smash or completely control my opponent.

More often, I do a kind of flow where I can focus on feeling what’s happening with the movement and his reactions to my weight and blocks.

There are many different kinds of weight (and methods of control) that I use but in this roll, I focused mostly on what I call “dead weight.”
In my upcoming Pressure & Control Instructional, I#ll be covering them all extensively.

I also discuss some knee cut passing principles (sorry about the audio)

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Just some videos of me rolling with my Assistant, Erkan Mete.
There’s times to get after it and there are times to play and explore.

This is the first in a series we plan to do where we discuss different topics in Martial Arts, Jiu-Jitsu and Combative Arts.

In this first Video, we discuss how I explain what Self Defense is to someone brand new to Martial Arts or Jiu-Jitsu.

If you have any topics, you wish us to discuss please leave a comment for us.
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Ich plane, mehr Seminare zu machen. Wenn du daran interessiert bist, mich für eine Person zu hosten, kontaktiere mich bitte unter roymarshjiujitsu@gmail.com.

Ich habe dieses Video zusammengestellt, um die Reaktionen und das Feedback auf frühere Seminare von mir zu zeigen. Was meine Seminare und meinen Unterricht in der Regel von vielen unterscheidet, ist, dass ich mich stark darauf konzentriere, ein tieferes konzeptionelles und detailliertes Verständnis der Kunst zu vermitteln, damit der Student das, was ich lehre, behalten und anpassen kann.

Meiner Erfahrung nach ist dies viel vorteilhafter, als einen Haufen cooler Bewegungen zu unterrichten, die die Schüler vergessen, sobald sie aus der Tür gehen.

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I’m planning to begin doing more seminars. If you’re interested in hosting me for one, please contact me at roymarshjiujitsu@gmail.com.

I put together this video to show the responses and feedback to past seminars of mine. What generally separates my seminars and teaching from many is that I have a strong focus on giving a deeper conceptual and detailed understanding of the Art so that the student can retain and adapt what I teach.

In my experience this is far more beneficial than teaching a bunch of cool moves that students forget as soon as they walk out the door.

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People new to BJJ are often nervous about training with upper ranks because they feel like they are wasting the Upper Belt’s time.

Alternatively, Some people have the false belief that in order to be the best they have to train exclusively with the best, highest ranked people. I discuss why I believe both ideas are flawed.

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