Stephan talks about 3 big injuries directly and indirectly caused by martial arts training, and the 3 big lessons he learned from them. Get Stephan’s BJJ training tips by email for free by signing up at http://www.grapplearts.com or follow him on snapchat https://www.snapchat.com/add/stephankesting

If you want to start a “grab your popcorn” debate in the gun world, a good way to start is by talking about carrying with the chamber full (condition 1 for 1911 lovers) or empty. (condition 3) At Active Self Protection we believe that each person has to make that decision for themselves, but as for me and for what I teach, I believe that the best way is to keep the chamber full if possible. This video is why.

Why is chamber full a better defensive setup?

1. Chambering a round takes both hands. Everyone teaches chambering with both hands because that is the fastest way to do it, until some goofy holster makes the rounds again that is impractical and not helpful for concealed carry. If your support hand is engaged in a bad guy or holding a child or is injured in earning your draw or otherwise engaged, you’re out of luck. Sure, range masters will teach using the rear sights to hook on the edge of your boot or belt or whatever, but those are small targets and someone is stabbing you or bashing your head in.

There are four additional reasons why chamber full carry is preferred on our website, so head there for more: https://get-asp.com/hi9g

Attitude. Skills. Plan.

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Would you have fought or just given up the jewelry? This “Best of ASP” video first was narrated on our website in November 2015. There are over 700 narrated defensive encounters on our Videos tab of our Facebook page…come see what you’ve missed!

I think this mugger got what he paid for, personally. Don’t think for a moment that you don’t need every bit of Active Self Protection you can muster in the moment that a mugger attacks you. This guy had it and it served him well.

Original video of the mugger getting his just desserts available here: https://get-asp.com/pve1

What do we learn here about fighting off a mugger?

1. There’s a well-worn joke that ATM stands for “Accessory To Mugging,” and it’s not far from the truth. The ATM is of course a likely place to be attacked because it is a transitional space. A mugger or armed robber can easily ambush you if your attention is engrossed in the machine or your phone, and they are built to allow for easy access and escape. When you’re at the ATM, be sure to be extra aware of what is going on around you. I even suggest standing with your back to the machine, or at least with your shoulders perpendicular to it so that you can constantly see what is happening around you!

Want to learn more? Our website has five more lessons from this incident: https://get-asp.com/pve1

Attitude. Skills. Plan.

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Robin talks about the blue belt blues and how to get past them. It is common for jiu-jitsu practitioners to experience very big highs and lows at the beginning of their journey. Keep training through a slump and you will come out of it much better. Be encouraged when things are not going well because when everything comes in to focus again you will be much better.

The problem with most martial arts (Including Many Jiu-Jitsu Programs) is that they only prepare for a fight after it’s already in progress.

But, many fights don’t just begin with punches or already on the ground. They begin standing with shoving and grabbing and if you are unprepared for this part of the conflict then you have to wait until it becomes more dangerous before your skills become applicable.

This is why the Complete Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Program focuses so much on the Standing Self Defense Portion.

Here is Professor Seth Shamp demonstrating how to deal when someone grabs your shirt with both hands and how to get them to let go so we can get away.

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Here is a simple but very effective setup for the kimura from the punch block situation in the guard.

How to defend against the most common self defense situation. The sucker punch.

Head jiu-jitsu instructor at Dojo Americana/99 jiu-jitsu in Vista, Ca., Mark Hopkins, is a 53 year-old black belt at around 175 lbs. In any given day a larger, stronger and younger guy will walk in my door and want to roll with me. I’ve rolled with guys as large as 350 lbs. It’s no fun, especially if they have some skills. As an instructor, I have to roll with my students, no matter what size they are. I have to represent what jiu-jitsu is all about: a smaller guy defending and overcoming a larger and stronger guy. To do this takes technical skill. And that’s what I have developed over the past 20+ years.

Now Harry isn’t super big, but he outweighs me by almost 50 lbs and is very fit and strong, and he has some grappling skill. In this video I narrate what is going through my mind as we roll. I hope this gives you, the viewer, some additional insight on what one is trying to achieve while rolling. Many beginners often misunderstand the nature of rolling. Many believe and assume while rolling, you must go 100% and go for top position. Although my takedowns are quite good for a jiujiteiro, I often play bottom position. Playing bottom position is the only way to develop a better guard and bottom game. And I feel this is where most people will lose or become defeated, while they are on the bottom.

Dojo Americana represents the NineNine team in San Diego North County. We are located in Vista and have 2 black belt instructors of different styles teaching on our mats, professor Mark Hopkins and Martin Figueroa.

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When attempting an armbar be ready for your opponent to lock his hands in several possible way to prevent the finish. Here are a few of my favourite was to split his grip.

Master Ken and Todd Woodland teach Christina Calph from Bad Girls Ball how to safely restrain a woman with the help of Karate champion and international film star Cynthia Rothrock.
More lessons here: https://www.enterthedojoshow.com/
Director of Photography: Cameron Devin
1st A.C.: John Bickerstaff
Gaffer: John Bickerstaff
2nd A.C.: Jackson Birnbaum
Production Design: Cameron Devin

Music by Kevin MacLeod: www.incompetech.com

Outtakes:

http://youtu.be/bdDydLZGhtw

The Web Series:

Merchandise:

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Relson Gracie Black Belt Robin Gieseler teaches his daughter how to
defend against a hair grab.

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Wrestler Challenges Jiu Jitsu Instructor at 10th Planet Decatur AL – Security Cam Footage

The submissions in order are:

Reverse Triangle
Rear Naked Choke
High Elbow Guillotine AKA Marcelotine
Darce
Gogoplata from the Rubber Guard
Wet Willy. Yes, Wet Willy

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Relson Gracie Black Belt Robin Gieseler shows 3 different variations to
help you break the grip in the collar.

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