The darce has always been one of my favorite submissions. There was a point in time where I was hitting the darce more than any other submission.

I learned how to do the butcher when I went to Indiana wrestling camps. You can ether do the way I showed it or even walk around to the opposite side to finish. In wrestling you would get a pin for this technique but I wanted to tie my wrestling with my jiujitsu so I started noticing how easy the darce was off of the butcher and other variation shown.

Now this is very important. Just like any other submission or Sweep if you fail to knock them over you may want to back out and move right to the next attack. Trying to force something to work will only put you in trouble.

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The over under pass can be extremely frustrating going against a bigger opponent. They can continually drive all their weight down on your stomach and deplete you of your energy.

What you have to do is stop the person from getting their head across your body and allowing them to drive all their weight into you.

If you use your wrist to help peel their head off you will have more success defending the pass. It’s not really a dick move just a cross face to prevent getting smashed

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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!
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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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This arm bar hurts! If you have ever watched any of my matches you will know this is one of my favorite submissions to hit from top or bottom.

You can pop someone’s elbow quick so be sure to go slow when doing this submission in class.

I have probably finished with this submission 100 times in tournaments.

I also showed this to my student frank and he ended up submitting five people at a tournament with it. So it is a very high percentage submission.

The key to finishing this arm bar is turning that wrist as much as possible. That way it will put a lot more torque on the elbow and wrist when you extend your hips.

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Are you a higher belt in BJJ (Purple Belt, Brown Belt, Black Belt) and you’re wanting to train effectively with your training partners who are lower belts in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu?

This is this is the question that my friend Mike from northern Ky (one of my teammates). He’s a brown belt in Brazilian Jiujitsu and wants to get more info on how to improve with his less experienced training partners.

I was in a similar situation in 2011 when I was a new Black Belt in BJJ and I wanted to make my students better while still preparing myself for competitions.

In this video I share 4 tips you can train with lower belts as a higher belt in Bjj to continue to develop yourself and prepare for competitions.

1. Do all the same BJJ techniques your normally do. Just do them to the other side. Oftentimes we consider 1 side of our game as our “weak” side. Well, if you use your techniques to that weak side. You can make it better so that it’s a comparable side.

2. Get the submission and loosen up. Getting to the point where you can fully lock the submission. Then loosen up and let your less experienced training partner so that you can transition to other submissions.

3. Don’t stop moving! Creating scrambles and moving constantly can be a great workout and cardio but can also boost your ability to scramble effectively when you compete.

4. Put yourself in bad spots against people that you are able to beat. Let them put you in their best positions, whatever they may be, and work from there.

Mike thanks again for the question. And for anyone else I hope this video helps!
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This video was from one of our Tuesday night No Gi Training sessions. This was right before a string of No Gi competitions happened. So we were all pushing ourselves.

We started off with some BJJ drills to take Back Mount from the Turtle position. And then we moved into several different rolling variations. During the rolling we were all chasing after the submission. This is in part due to the Submission Only competitions we had coming up. There’s also a little wrestling and takedown action mixed in there.

While you’ll see us pushing ourselves during the Brazilian Jiu-jitsu competition training. You’ll also see smiles and laughing thrown into the middle of it.

This is something our BJJ gym culture embodies. Train hard, push yourself to be better, lift those up around you and remember. . . have a good time.

To me in a nutshell that one of the best parts about Brazilian Jiujitsu.

Hope you guys enjoyed the rolling and training in this video.
-Chewy

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The double under pass can be criptonoight for many people. This is one of the ways I like to deal with this pass. There are many options to defend the pass but this is one of my favorites.

The key things for this defense to work is to get yourself moving as soon as they the start to get their grips. If they get you locked down you may have to try what I mentioned in the video straightening out your legs and pushing the hands. This move does reiquire a bit of athleticism. Once you get it down it is very easy to hit though. If you are having trouble try the drills I’ve shown on the channel to practice inverting first. If you can go inverted this move should be fairly easy for you to do.

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for those who watch the channel, know me personally, or see that I am a 6’3 skyscraper know that the triangle is my favorite submission. I have been doing it for 12 years now and have over 100 submission victories with the triangle.

Anyways to stop your legs from gassing you should start to attack multiple submissions at once with the triangle use it to attack the arms and create diversions so you can tighten the triangle up. Sometimes you will land it picture perfect with the arm locked in across sometimes it will require some work to get the finish.

I have more success when I don’t lock it in right away by attacking both arms until I get something (armbar or the triangle)

I also stated that I don’t squeeze at all. What I meant by that is I’m not squeezing to finish the triangle I am just squeezing enough to keep my feet crossed like the guard. Again I’m still squeezing but it doesn’t have to be as tight as possible if I’m attacking the arms and posture.

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I received a question from a 14 year old who is interested in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. But he’s not sure if he should start training. He says this because when he went into a local BJJ gym. He was the only teenager training.

Jeff (his name), asked if he should keep training Brazilian Jiujitsu, even if he is the only teenager in his gym.

In the video response to this BJJ question. I tell a short story about an 11 year old kid who began training at our gym when I was a Purple Belt.

I go on to talk about how this 11 year old was originally somewhat ignored during classes. Because at the time we didn’t offer a Kids BJJ program. It just wasn’t something we offered. But as he showed his dedication and desire to train. Everyone took notice.

This same person would eventually go on to win the No Gi Pans and No Gi Worlds as a teenager.

This was of course about my good friend Chad Hardy.

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here are some of my favorite finishes in tournaments . I want to start off by giving credit to these tournaments they were all very well ran. Fuji, grapplers quest, smokey mountain, tn top roller, ego, ugi.

I have competed in over 400 tournament matches in my grappling career thus far and I plan on competing in a lot more. I havnt made a highlight video in awhile so I figured I was due for another. I love to study my own game and find my flaws to fix them.

I hope this video gives you some ideas of submissions you could be going for or how to compete with a lanky style of grappling. If you have any questions feel free to ask and I’ll try to get a video out as soon as possible?

I am currently looking for sponsors and to add some more seminars to my schedule. If you know anyone interested please send them this video and my information. Thanks everyone!

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Notice the flow rolling in the beginning? We started off with a slow roll and then picked it up and got after it.

This was from a recent BJJ training session I had with my buddy John Salter down at Guardian MMA as he was preparing for the ADCC and his upcoming fights in Bellator.

John is one of the toughest dudes I’ve ever tried to takedown, pin down or just roll with in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu.

He’s fast, strong and has a great blend of wrestling to compliment his BJJ and his MMA that he uses in Bellator and MMA fights.

He and I also play a lot of the same positions in BJJ. If you watch the highlight video you’ll see both of us using half guard positions and lots of head control.

I hope you enjoy the video of us rolling!
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This is my favorite submission from the side control its is super easy to hit and has won me a lot of matches. The key to this technique is learning how to distribute your weight so you do not lose your position.

Another key thing here is switching your grips up on the arm after securing it if you have a scrappy opponent. It will save you a lot of time and frustration! I usually always start off with trying to finish the straight armbar just because it’s the easiest than I will switch it up if it doesn’t work.Try and manipulate the arm so that it will be hyper extended or In simple terms just push the arm the way it’s not supposed to go and you will get the tap haha .

The ending is for fans of the chewjitsu channel that have seen me on their talking about a guy who said

“you are a 140LB piece of trash. I am 6’4 and 340LBs I’ll fight you any day. no liabilities bro!”

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This is my favorite submission from the side control its is super easy to hit and has won me a lot of matches. The key to this technique is learning how to distribute your weight so you do not lose your position.

Another key thing here is switching your grips up on the arm after securing it if you have a scrappy opponent. It will save you a lot of time and frustration! I usually always start off with trying to finish the straight armbar just because it’s the easiest than I will switch it up if it doesn’t work.Try and manipulate the arm so that it will be hyper extended or In simple terms just push the arm the way it’s not supposed to go and you will get the tap haha .

The ending is for fans of the chewjitsu channel that have seen me on their talking about a guy who said

“you are a 140LB piece of trash. I am 6’4 and 340LBs I’ll fight you any day. no liabilities bro!”

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