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The single leg takedown is a great takedown technqiue and maybe the most used in grappling. But there are a number of great counters and this particular one places you into a fantastic kill position. I use it often and my students have used it, with positive results, in competitions. Take a look and give it a try. Let me know how it goes.
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This is a quick video of me rolling with a few of my students. It was fun and thought it would be nice to share. I always allow my competitor students to get more rolling in with me after class and by the end of rolling with them once or twice back to back no rest with fresh guys, I am spent!
Why do you do BJJ? what is the reason that you spend so much time on the mats? what do you want out of it? I discuss this topic in detail in this quick little video.
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Being stacked when executing an armbar is extremely common. But the counter is incredibly easy and very effective. Just a few little tricks and you will be countering the ‘stack’ – every time! Check out the video and try it out on the mat. Let me know how it goes…
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In Jiu-Jitsu we often start from our Knees. But this technique works from the knees or from standing. Does not matter. Get the throw, if it doesn’t work…move straight into an Armbar. It’s incredibly effective and can end the roll/match within seconds. A couple of my students did exactly that in a recent competition. Check out the video and try it yourself on the mat. Let me know how you go.
In Jiu-Jitsu we often start from our Knees. But this technique works from the knees or from standing. Does not matter. Get the throw, if it doesn’t work…move straight into an Armbar. It’s incredibly effective and can end the roll/match within seconds. A couple of my students did exactly that in a recent competition. Check out the video and try it yourself on the mat. Let me know how you go.
A really fantastic sweep that is much easier than you might think. There are a few little tricks and tips that will help you on the way. But once you master this – you will have wonderful success on the mats. I know it. Check out the video. Give it a try on the mat and let me know how you go.
Stephan Kesting shares a defence from Indonesian Silat guaranteed to get you out of any triangle choke. Get more of Stephan’s BJJ tips by email at http://www.grapplearts.com/newsletter
Ameri-do-te creator, Master Ken, joins Rob and Jonathon to talk about his martial art.
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When playing the Rubber Guard, be sure to use the right tool for the right job.
Brandon McCaghren of 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Decatur demonstrates the proper angles for each general branch of the Rubber Guard tree.
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In this video I show a kimura from closed guard.
The kimura from closed guard is one of the essential techniques everyone has to have, especially white belts. In the video I give some small details that help my students and have helped me make the move more successful during training and competitions.
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This week we look at the heel hook submission, a very effective and dangerous foot lock. Dr. Michael Cantrell explains why it is so dangerous and how the positioning can change the damage caused.
Dr. Michael Cantrell is a Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Surgeon in Huntsville, AL.
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An inside look into Competition Training Class at GFTeam HQ in Méier, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil on 19th August 2015.
Headed by Professor Júlio César Pereira, this class is where GFTeam competitors gather from academies all over Rio de Janeiro and Brasil to prepare for upcoming competition.
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