This video describes what I call the ‘Head Mount’ which is a great way to deal with a squiry, flexible opponent who is forever trying to put you back in his guard. Also go to https://www.grapplearts.com/book to grab my free guide to learning BJJ fast. It’s already helped more than 100,000 people and it can help you too!

Good luck with your training!
Stephan Kesting

Here’s how to train the kickpass (aka X pass) at home on a heavy bag. (shown in the first few seconds of this video). Grab my free guide to learning BJJ fast at https://www.grapplearts.com/book. It has already helped more than 100,000 people and it can help you too!

Good luck with your training!
Stephan Kesting

You can use a heavy bag to drill your BJJ movements! In this video you’ll learn how to perfect a powerful guard pass. Grab my free guide to learning BJJ fast at https://www.grapplearts.com/book

Exactly 8 years ago today filmed myself doing 33 back to back solo grappling drills for you all to get ideas from. It has become the most popular solo grappling drills video on YouTube!

I figured now at the ripe age of 38 years old :-)..it was time for me to give you all an updated version!

The first video was upload on March 22nd 2011 and now I give you an updated 54 Solo Grappling BJJ Drills in Just 12 Minutes! These were all filmed back to back with no stops or editing.

Hope you enjoy and hope it helps with ideas and your training! Below is the drill list!

Jason Scully
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Total Drilling Session Takes Between 25 to 30 Minutes When Done As The Full Drilling Workout Below (NOTE: There’s two drills in this list that are not in the video).

1. Sit Outs (10 Total)
2. Sit Out Arounds (10 Total)
3. Push Up Low Sit Throughs (10 Total)
4. High Kick Sit Outs (with Push Up) (10 Total)
5. Bridges Side To Side (20 Total)
6. Bridges To Knees (10 Total)
7. Egg Beaters (20 Total)
8. Hip Ups (10 Total)
9. Hip Up Triangles (10 Total)
10. Shin Roll Ups (10 Total)
11. Shin Roll Up Shots (10 Total)
12. Hip Bumps (10 Total)
13. S-Turn (10 Total)
14. S-Turn Hip Ups (10 Total)
15. Compass Drill (10 Total)
16. Shrimp In Place (20 Total)
17. Circle Shrimps (10 Each Direction)
18. Half Circle Hops (10 Total)
19. Up Downs (10 Total)
20. Alligator Push Ups (10 Total)
21. Scorpions (10 Total)
22. Explosive Hips (5 Total)
23. Plank Hops (30 Total)
24. Long Steps (10 Total)
25. Bottom Crazy Legs (10 Total)
26. One Leg Toe Hops With Knee Cut (10 Total)
27. Shoulder Drops (10 Total)
28. Circle Scoots (20 Total) (Not in This Video)
29. Head Stand Jumps (10 Total)
30. Forward Flat Rolls (5 Total)
31. Backward Flat Rolls (5 Total)
32. Shrimps Backward (20 Total)
33. Shrimps Forward (20 Total)
34. Shoulder Walks Backward (20 Total)
35. Shoulder Walks Forward (20 Total) (Not in This Video)
36. Granby’s (10 Each Direction)
37. Half Granby’s (10 Total)
38. Side Shrimp Backwards (20 Total)
39. Side Shrimp Forward (20 Total)
40. Elbow Drags (10 Total)
41. Seal Walks (10 Total)
42. Backward Bear Crawls (20 Total)
43 Forward Bear Crawls (20 Total)
44. Backward Crab Walks (20 Total)
45. Forward Crab Walks (20 Total)
46. Breakfall (with Technical Stand Up) (10 Total)
47. Technical Stand Up (With Breakfall Drill) (10 Total)
48. Shots (10 Total)
49. High Knee Sprawls (10 Total)
50. Scoot Forward (20 Total)
51. Scoots Backward (20 Total)
52. Scoots Sideways (20 Total)
53. Imaginary Rope Pulls (10 Total)
54. Heel Pushes Back (10 Total)
55. Forward Roll (10 Total)
56. Backward Roll (10 Total)

Can solo training at home with a grappling dummy actually improve your jiu-jitsu when you’re too busy to make it to class? Get my ‘I Love Jiu-Jitsu’ here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KNJJB8R on Amazon.

This rant was also an episode of my podcast (called ‘The Strenuous Life Podcast’) and you can see a list of the published episodes here: https://www.grapplearts.com/podcasts

Thank you and good luck with your training!

Stephan Kesting

Not all of us have steady access to a gym or training partner, so Stephan Kesting of GrappleArts shares 5 solo movements drills you can practice on your own. These are common warm-ups that you will do in the beginning of every BJJ class, that work the exact same movements while rolling with a partner.
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