I videoed a roll with my assistant, Erkan Mete.

In the roll, I utilise some of my most common techniques for controlling my opponent and fatiguing them.

I break down what I’m doing and why for you.

This is a small insight into what my pressure and control DVD will be about.

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

You can also find me at:

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I also have Long Form Video Instructionals (including my newest one on Attacking and Controlling the Back) for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

A viewer asked about how to open the closed guard.

I go over one way to do it and discuss how to approach the idea of opening and passing as well as some fallacies people have about it.

I am working on a Guard Passing Instructional that will go much more into depth on how to open guards (specific angles and pressures) but I think this is a good option to master.

If you like my particular focus and style of teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

You can also find me at:

My Website: https://www.roymarshjiujitsu.com/

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My Blog: https://conceptualjiujitsu.wordpress.com

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My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I also have Long Form Video Instructionals for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com

You can read my thoughts on Pressure and Control here:

My Game (Pressure Concepts)

You can also join me on the mats at my school at www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu

I’ve again unlocked my Patreon and given everyone a video from my classes.

If you like my teaching, you can get this kind of instruction almost daily for only $10/Month.

Just go here (https://www.patreon.com/roymarshjiujitsu) and subscribe.

Here, I cover some important details and concepts in depth for attacking the Guillotine.

If you want to know more about the Guillotine, I have the Guillotine Code for sale at https://roymarsh.selz.com or https://www.gracieschwarzwald.com/en/shop/

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Hey, guys.

Here’s an opportunity to get on the mats and learn from me.

I’ve had former students – as well as people who’ve never trained with me –
tell me they wish they could come to my classes.

So, I decided to do something I’ve been thinking about for a long time – creating a Patreon account where I can host videos of my classes.

For only $10 you’ll get access to all my class lessons and, if you enjoy my concept-focused and detailed style of teaching, I think you’ll get a lot of it.

Each week, I will add a minimum of 3 videos (though likely quite a few more). I will post some older videos I’ve had waiting but it will be primarily new class videos.

I will also post videos on special subjects, blogs and vlogs.

I really hope if you enjoy my teaching then you’ll come join my class.

I will still post Videos on here when I can (I’ve got a new camera so that should happen more often).

And, I am still working on my new DVDs and hopefully will have those starting to be released soon.

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It’s important to understand the pros and cons of every position and how they apply in different formats.
I was asked to discuss my thoughts on 3/4 mount – a position I actually use quite a bit. And, I discuss why here

This is a great option for when you are going for the Omplata and can’t break your opponent down from their knees.

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This is one of my favourite attacks when someone attempts to recompose guard.

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Erkan and I will be doing videos on various techniques and topics while people are not able to train at their schools.

I made a request for topics that people wanted me to cover and one of the top ones was escaping back control.

I’m a big believer in learning a timeline of events rather than isolated events so we shot a series of back escapes.
In this video, we are covering an early escape.

It’s important to focus as much as possible on early escapes rather than worst case scenarios (which we will cover) because if you only learn late escapes you tend to not address the danger until it is late in the timeline.

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Recently, I did a seminar at Evolve Combat Academy in the UK and part of the seminar focused on my Knee Ride Control and how I use different knee mounts on all parts of the body to control and fatigue my opponent as well as open attack opportunities.

Jerry Ñyos who used to train with me at Ft. Bragg wrote me after he saw pictures from the seminar and told me that he based a lot of his Knee Ride game on what I taught, especially a double knee ride position I call the “Preacher.”

I asked him to show some of the things he likes to do and he shot a quick video on how he uses the lapel mixed with the Knee Rides.

I also included some quick clips of a little part of my Knee Ride Flow on top. I will be eventually shooting a full DVD on my whole Knee Ride game so keep an eye out for that.

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You have numerous control points when holding someone in side control.
This is important to understand.
Many people begin to lose side control and abandon the whole process and try to make a big desperation movement to a whole new position. This usually just turns into a scramble which only helps their opponent.
As I said you have multiple control points which means that when i lose one of them I can simply focus on another.
In this case, I control the head. When I lose that I control the elbow. When I lose that I control the leg.
In this scenario, all of these stop my opponent getting off their back and taking my back from the Kesa Gatame.
I’ll be going much more in-depth into these concepts and mechanics in my Pressure & Control DVD