🎙💥Bem-vindo ao Podcast Mente Blindada 24/7. Eu sou o Gustavo Dantas e, como você já sabe, eu faço entrevistas com atletas e coaches para o podcast. Por conta da quarentena, eu comecei a fazer Instagram Live no meu perfil @gustavodantasbjj em inglês e português.

Neste bate-papo, conversei com Muzio De Angelis, faixa-preta sexto grau de Jiu-Jitsu e árbitro da IBJJF. O faixa-preta conta sua história no Jiu-Jitsu, relembra momentos marcantes e detalha lutas que marcaram sua carreira como árbitro.

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Quem é Gustavo Dantas?

Gustavo Dantas, 45 anos, é faixa preta quinto grau do mestre André Pederneiras e, atualmente está morando em Phoenix, Arizona, É autor, palestrante e criador do movimento The BJJ Mental Coach, que ajuda os atletas a se prepararem psicologicamente para situações sob pressão, como por exemplo, competições. Gustavo chegou aos Estados Unidos em 1999 com pouco mais de $2000, com o visto de turismo e seu sonho de adolescente: ter a sua própria academia e viver da sua paixão, o Jiu-Jitsu. No dia 6 de Março de 2012 Gustavo realizou o seu sonho e a Academia Gustavo Dantas de Jiu-Jitsu foi criada com o seguinte lema: “Acredite em si mesmo, acredite nos seus sonhos. Trabalho árduo sempre será recompensado.” Formado em Educação Física pela UFRJ, com especialização em Mental Coach e Life Coach, ele compartilha sua experiência de 30 anos de Jiu-Jitsu com a comunidade do esporte mundo a fora. Entre vários títulos conquistados, Gustavo foi campeão Mundial de Jiu-Jitsu adulto da IBJJF na faixa roxa e marrom, campeão Mundial master faixa preta, possui um histórico de 2-0 no MMA e competiu no ADCC em 2001 e 2003. Gustavo começou a sua missão de divulgar o Jiu-Jitsu Brasileiro no estado do Arizona, aonde se tornou o presidente da AZSBJJL (Arizona State Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu League). Em 2000 iniciou a organização de um campeonato interno com 40 competidores e, em 2019 conseguiu a marca de mais de 4000 atletas por ano, tornando-se um dos eventos mais bem organizados dos Estados Unidos. Respeitado na comunidade do Jiu-Jitsu agora quer espalhar a sua filosofia do uso de ferramentas de desenvolvimento pessoal para atletas do mundo inteiro. “Se você está procurando crescer não somente como atleta, mas principalmente como ser humano, os conceitos compartilhados no The BJJ Mental Coach vão ajudá-lo a identificar que, bloqueios psicológicos, podem estar impedindo-o de atingir o sucesso que deseja.” (Gustavo Dantas)

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Rob Biernacki breaks down the strong and the weak side of back control for BJJ and no gi. This is the introduction to series on the so-called ‘weak side’ of the back which we will be releasing on Youtube and is a small part of the Back Control module of the BJJ Formula instructional.

This is the introduction in a series on the so-called ‘weak side’ of the back we’re releasing on Youtube and is a small part of the Back Control module of the BJJ Formula instructional.
You can get The Back Attacks Formula (including the NEW weak side material) in several different ways…

1) DVD and Online Streaming format here: https://www.grapplearts.com/the-bjj-formula/, or

2) App format for your Apple or Android device https://www.grapplearts.com/masterapp

The Back Control Formula lives within the ‘BJJ Formula’ section of the Grapplearts BJJ Master App which you can download for free at the links below…

Apple Free Download: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bjj-master-app-by-grapplearts/id1308072068?mt=8

Android Free Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grappleartcontainer&hl=en_CA

This movement sequence has been a useful flow drill for Jiu-Jitsu to activate your hips through the bridge and hip escape sequence followed by a shoulder roll.

This sequence has been useful to warm up the hips and back and is a great technique to practice guard retention or with getting more comfortable with inverting.

Make sure to start slow and controlled with the movement. It is important to avoid rolling on your neck by tucking the chin and rolling over the shoulders and upper back.

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The ADCC veterans Roberto Cyborg Abreu and Rodolfo Vieira get some hard no-gi rounds in at Fight Sports Miami.

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Switching to no gi grappling can be difficult. Here are 5 steps that will make it easier… 1) Accept that No Gi is an inherently faster style of grappling and be prepared to push the pace harder at times, 2) Change your grips so that they aren’t gi dependent, 3) Get rid of your gi dependent guards and start developing guards that work in no gi, 4) Learn how to take the back, maintain the back and submit from the back because it’s the best position in no gi grappling, 5) Develop your leglock and guillotine choke submissions because those are much more prevalent in no gi than in gi.

If you would like some more help developing your gi and no gi games then here are a couple of FREE resources for you…

Grab my free app for iOS and Android devices that comes with more than 457 minutes of technique taught by BJJ black belts. More info here: https://www.grapplearts.com/masterapp

Download a free copy of my book, A Roadmap to BJJ, which will take you through the most important positions and transitions on the ground. Get that here: https://www.grapplearts.com/book

Some of the resources mentioned in todays video include:

Switching from Gi to No Gi (VIDEO)

What is Pressure Passing (VIDEO)

A No Gi Butterfly Guard Gripping Strategy (VIDEO)

The No Gi de la Riva Guard Formula (VIDEO)

How to control someone in Rearmount (VIDEO)

Hidden Legwork Techniques for Maintaining Rearmount (VIDEO)

The Ultimate Guide to the Guillotine Choke (MEGA ARTICLE)

The Ultimate Guide to the Guillotine Choke in BJJ

The Modern Leglock Formula (GRAPPLEARTS INSTRUCTIONAL)
https://www.grapplearts.com/leglocks

Modern Leglocking Positions {PDF}

The Main Positions of Modern Leglocking

The BJJ Formula, including the Back Control Formula, (GRAPPLEARTS INSTRUCTIONAL)

The BJJ Formula

Good luck with your training
Stephan Kesting
Grapplearts.com

This is a pass I learned very early on and has been very effective for me.
The traditional stack pass can be difficult no gi because of the lack of friction. It can be hard when fighting the legs pushing you away or securing a shoulder grip, especially if the opponent is sweaty and slippery.
In this pass, the goal is to connect to his lower back so that his legs can’t push into me.
Pinning the knee also makes it very difficult for the opponent to backroll out of the pass.

This video has been trending all over China, and trending all over the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA communities all over the world, so I wanted to bring you the breakdown that you all want. Here is a traditional kung fu fighter, Zheng Jiakuan, student of failed Xu Xiaodong challenger Ma Baoguo, taking on BJJ teacher Zhang Long. We look at the match and see how the no-gi jiu jitsu teacher took on the kung fu fighter. The kung fu fighter was either unaware of jiu jitsu rules or just not good at keeping them because it was clear he eye gouged, throat hit and tried to attack after tapping. Also, do you agree with me that the rules are going to make traditional kung fu people come up with excuses like, “Long Ge won because of the rules.”

I found this match here and here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYM56V-QiIA
https://www.bilibili.com/video/av24114764/

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Learn the Sambo / No-Gi Wrestling: Pinch Headlock Throws from…

Vlad Koulikov – Master of Sport in Sambo, Judo Black Belt, No-Gi Grappling Bad-Ass and Foot-Lock Machine … (how’s THAT for an intro!?)
… has joined the Ultimate Grappling Pack to show of some Sambo / No-Gi Wrestling Techniques including:
+ Sambo Throws and Takedowns
+ Grappling techniques and submissions from the Scarf Hold Position aka Kesa Gatame
+ Foot-locks for No-Gi Grappling / Jiu-Jitsu
+ More!

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And… http://SamboFusion.com

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Caio Terra Vs Marcelo “Lapela” Mafra – American Nationals Open Class Semi Finals.
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