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No-Gi grappling season is here! The FloGrappling team talk about the crazy upcoming schedule of no-gi events, including KASAI Pro 3, IBJJF No-Gi Pans and Worlds, ADCC Trials, GrappleFest 2, and RISE Invitational!

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The easiest knee on belly escape you will ever learn

How to make the berimbolo sweep and backtake work in no gi by passing through a crab ride style control. Check out Rob’s free videos in the BJJ Formula and Modern Leglock modules in https://www.grapplearts.com/masterapp, the Grapplearts BJJ Master App!

In this video I show a way to manipulate the foot to escape Knee on Belly.

While it is being shown from Knee on Belly please keep in mind that this relationship works from a lot of different places. I’ve had a good bit of success pulling the foot in between the legs for a long time, primarily when my partner/opponent tries to hide their foot from the outside Single or when I try to grab the ankle. When they try to pivot the foot away it becomes easily accessible.

When attempting this move as it is being shown the hardest part will be grabbing the ankle. Expect to be crossfaced during the transition and focus on getting your belly to the floor rather than turning into them. It will be a battle, but the more elevation you get with your body the more power is in this grip.

In the next video I show a very slick entry into this that makes it much easier, but knowing the mechanics of this movement and the pathway to the hands will make the other set up much easier.

How to apply and finish a Kimura armlock when your opponent is much bigger and stronger than you! With Rob Biernacki of BJJ Formula (https://www.grapplearts.com/the-bjj-formula/) and Modern Leglock Formula (https://www.grapplearts.com/modern-leglock-formula/) fame!

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How to Escape the Kimura and Americana

The Lazy, Old, Fat Man Kimura (aka the Kimura from North-South or 69 position)

Secrets Of The Kimura – The Gripping Sequence Explained!

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The Wolverine is finally here! Eddie Cummings and Digitsu came together to film an extremely candid and eye-opening seminar focusing on the mechanics of the Ashi Garami – Leg Entanglement System. The objective of this seminar is to provide the students an immediately usable understanding of both the submission side and the escaping side of the Ashi Garami. Eddie’s breakdowns are extremely detailed and methodical. If you are looking to get a deeper understanding of the Ashi Garami – Leg Entanglement System, this is the place for you. Click here for more: http://bit.ly/2A0rUHr

How To Control The Turtle Top, Attack The Back, and Choke for No Gi Grappling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and MMA.

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If you use the de la Riva guard, especially in no gi, then people will be attacking you all the time with leglocks. In this video Rob Biernacki from https://www.grapplearts.com/leglocks shows how to defend against the most common and powerful de la Riva leglocks!

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It’s important to know how to counter the no gi Brabo choke (aka D’Arce choke) if you play half guard because opponents with long arms will always be going for it! Also check out my new BJJ app for iOS and Android with more than 457 minutes of free black belt instruction at https://www.grapplearts.com/masterapp

These moves shouldn’t really work. But for some reason, they are actually pretty effective. My friend Brandon Mccaghren, 10th Planet Black Belt who runs 10P Decatur, Alabama launched a Fake News BJJ movement recently, showcasing techniques that shouldn’t work but somehow they do. That inspired me to contribute to this idea by making a full YouTube video on the subject because there are so many interesting and contradictory views on what works, what should work and could work.

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In this video I show a relationship between the legs that I’ve found a lot of use in. From time to time I like to use the Rolling Back Attack or the Twister Roll set up. This is similar in concept but totally different in execution.

I’ve really been enjoying laying on the legs specifically. This video doesnt do the position justice in my opinion because the majority of my weight is put onto the legs in very controlling manner. If your opponent/partner is waiting for the front roll to come they will be surprised when you slowly and methodically move your hips away with that pant control. My experience with this move has been pretty fantastic.

With that being said, when I attempted to show this to some of my students some of them got it immediately, while others really struggled with the relationship of the legs.

The power is in the spacing of the leg. This means that you can make the space by moving your hips back rather than kicking them away with the leg. If your partner/opponent is feeling to tight to your hips and there is no pocket for them to fall then you need to focus on moving your hips away rather than kicking with the leg (although there will still be tension on the leg).

Lastly, the hooking and binding feature on the leg only becomes available when they are partially broken down. This means that you will have to use that pant grip to help pull them partially over. You should feel your foot lock into place extremely securely while only using one leg. This gives you an extra leg to help continue to break them down. When done correctly it has some aspects that feel very much like the Lock Down position with the legs but you’ll only be using the one leg.