I’ve release two Instructionals so far that have been very well-received (The Guillotine Code and My Escaping the Pin Seminar).
These are available here:
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I’ve been working on a lot more but it takes time because I like to put out a quality, well-organized product – not just some random moves thrown together and taught quickly.

And, the one instructional that has been requested most is an explanation of my pressure and control game. This is the essence of MY BJJ Style and it works across the combative spectrum and for all ages and body types.

This will be a unique instructional in that it is based on giving you a deep understanding of the concepts and mechanics of how to pin, grind, control, and ride your opponent until they’re in such exhausted misery that they will give you any pass, position or submission that you want.

Other Instructionals that I’m working on:

* Wristlocks
* The Fundamentals of Grappling
* Headlock Defense
* The Back Game
* Butterfly Guard
* Sweeping with Taps and Picks
and more

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Here are some clips from a recent seminar I did at Royce Gracie Lancashire.

In the second half of the seminar we covered escaping the mount.
If you’re interested in hosting me for a seminar, you can message me at roymarshjiujitsu@gmail.com

This is the first in a series we plan to do where we discuss different topics in Martial Arts, Jiu-Jitsu and Combative Arts.

In this first Video, we discuss how I explain what Self Defense is to someone brand new to Martial Arts or Jiu-Jitsu.

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People new to BJJ are often nervous about training with upper ranks because they feel like they are wasting the Upper Belt’s time.

Alternatively, Some people have the false belief that in order to be the best they have to train exclusively with the best, highest ranked people. I discuss why I believe both ideas are flawed.

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Hey, everyone. Please do me a favor and check out my new Youtube Channel. It’s for my school, Gracie Schwarzwald.

I’ll be posting regular class content. If you like my instruction, here’s a chance to get lots of great Jiu-Jitsu instruction.

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One of the things I see a lot is older Jiu-Jitsu practitioners quitting or Just switching to playing defense because they can no longer hang with the younger guys.

I discuss here why that doesn’t have to be and why it illustrates an incorrect training mentality.

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Escaping the mount is one of the most important skills and one of the most difficult things to in Grappling.

You should first learn how to be comfortable and safe when someone is mounted on you before you focus on escaping.

But, once you have some level of competence in bad positions, a good time to escape is when your opponent is transitioning to from one position to another.

In this scenario, we work on using the Upa as he mounts and not after he has settled into the position.

Because he has us in a tight hold, he tends to become over-confident and not realize he has limited his base, making it possible to trap and roll him when he is focused on going to mount.
This is one of my favorite ways to escape.

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I call the position I start in The Overhook Guard. It was one of the first closed guard attack positions I learned (It was so central to my team’s game that some called it Hub One).
Here is an Old School Armlock from this position.

This was the way the Armlock was often performed in Traditional Jiu-Jitsu (and one that Grandmaster Helio often taught) because it was safer from a Self-Defense perspective.

A very common counter to the Drop Seio Nage is for the person to sprawl out to your side to take away the power of the throw and to potentially even take your back.
Here is a way to finish the throw when they do this.

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.

Here is a great technique for when you attack the Kimura from half guard top and they defend by gripping their belt or pants.

I’ve been doing a lot of short videos for my school’s Instagram Page (Gracie Schwarzwald) and thought I’d start uploading some of them.

They’re not like my normal videos in that they’re very short (Instagram limits me to 1 minute) and not an exploration of the techniques in any great detail.

But, I still thought you guys might enjoy seeing them.

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