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In this video you get to learn the MOST “PATRIOTIC” of all shoulder locks!

A lot of people make some serious mistakes here and lose their position and ultimately the fight because of it….

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Other Instructional Videos

In training primarily grappling, and especially much on the ground, it is easy to get caught up focusing only on the competitive aspects in which striking is not involved. This can create some bad habits that leave you exposed for punches in many of your positions and transitions.

Bad habits can be avoided or remedied by including striking elements and considerations into your grappling training. I believe this is important even if your primary focus is competitive or sportive grappling, as it maintains your ability to handle striking situations for mma and self-defense situations.

Here are a few ideas that will help to punch-proof common positions from the ground grappling aspect.

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Continuing from our last video, here are some details on finishing the armlock from the guard.

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In this video we teach the “RIGHT WAY” to take one of the more dominant positions in a fight – THE MOUNT POSITION!

A lot of people make some serious mistakes here and lose their position and ultimately the fight because of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb_djkkBXIg

Self Defense demonstration by

Rickson Gracie (Helio Gracie’s son)
Yaron Lichtenstein (Imi Lichtenfeld’s student)

note.
Yaron surname is Lichtenstein and not Lichtenfeld like I wrote in the video, he is not Imi Lichtenfeld son like I said but one of the only 10 direct students of Imi Lichtenfeld.

I apologize for my mistake.

A couple details on dealing with someone stacking you while arm locking from the guard.

A couple details on dealing with someone stacking you while arm locking from the guard.

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Module 1 of Self.Defense.Unit presents 21 classic self-defense techniques, plus invisible Jiu-Jitsu — that is, the concepts and details refined over Rickson’s forty years of teaching and fighting experience.

In this course, you will learn much more than just how to defend against aggression. You will understand what the best strategy is for dealing with a given situation, and how important timing is. You will see the importance of connecting with base, and where the best lever can be found for a given position.

Every lesson in Module 1 is taught directly by Master Rickson Gracie.

You want your leglocks to be TIGHT!! Here’s Rob Biernacki, the creator of Modern Leglock Formula (http://www.grappearts.com/leglocks) taking you through the techniques to tighten up and solidify your leglock submissions regardless of whether you’re using Ashi Garami, the 411, Outside Ashi, 50/50 or any other lower body submission.

“Lasso / DLR Guard Lapel Choke – Jamil Hil Taylor – 3:27”

Neste video, o Jamil ensina uma de suas posiçōes. Amo assistir o Jamil lutar e é uma honra ter um cara desses treinando comigo todos os dias. Aprendo muito com ele e espero que voces possam aprender, um pouquinho, tambem!!! Fiquem com deus !!! OSSSSS

“Strangulation of the lace guard part. Jamil Hill Taylor”
In this video, Jamil teaches one of his positions. I love watching Jamil fight and it’s an honor to have such a guy training with me every day. I learn a lot from him and I hope you can learn, a little bit, too !!! Stay with God !!! OSSSSS

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When your opponent stands up in the closed guard, there is a moment when you can force them to rely on you for their base. If your timing is right this sweep can be easy to hit.

The debate between ‘sport’ and ‘self defense’ BJJ has been overblown because good jiu-jitsu is always better than bad jiu-jitsu. If your focus is on self defense then find the best BJJ school you can and, if necessary, supplement that training with a little bit of boxing, kickboxing or MMA training to become comfortable in the striking zone rather than going to a lesser school that claims to teach special ‘self defense’ BJJ techniques. The magic is all in the training against resistance and dealing with pressure, and it is much easier to adjust technique on the fly than it is to suddenly develop the capacity to deal with someone who is using all their strength, energy and willpower to crush you!

Stephan Kesting

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