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In this video I explain what the Side Control (aka Side Mount, 100 Kilos, or Cross Body) position is in BJJ, the simplest way to do it right, and 18 different variations you can use to adapt to your opponent’s movements and set up different attacks. Download my free PDF guide to BJJ called ‘A Roadmap for BJJ’ for free at https://www.grapplearts.com/book and/or grab my free app for Android and Apple devices with a video breakdown of the basic positional strategy of Brazilian JIu-Jitsu at https://www.grapplearts.com/roadmap

Good luck with your training,
Stephan Kesting

Defnding someone trying to tackle you to the ground is a core Self Defense requirement.

Here, I cover some details that will help immensely in stopping the person putting you on the ground and even helping you be able to get to a string finishing position.

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Note: This is a re-upload of a video I’ve posted before.
But, I’m re-editing some of my older videos and re-uploading them because I wasn’t happy with the way they looked (and I have better video editing equipment now)

Kesa-Gatame isn’t something that BJJ practioners use often which is why it can be so effective. Since, they don’t train it very often, they don’t train defending it very often.

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The scissor sweep is a core sweep of Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
Here, I cover how to think about dealing with opening the guard and how to defend and pass this sweep.

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I call this throw the Drop Hook Sweep.

Focusing on the details (especially finding the correct angles) makes huge differences in the success of your techniques.

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In my experience, a lot of people don’t really focus on these critical details in trying to sweep their opponent from the butterfly guard.

Because of this they’re not doing the sweep as effectively as they could and are therefore forced to transition to other positions.

Here, I discuss what angles to attack (and why) as well as how to break posture and why.

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This is from a seminar I did in 2017.

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You can also see a review of it here: https://www.graciejiujitsurocks.com/product-reviews.html

It was on one of the most difficult tasks people have in grappling which is avoiding being pinned and, if pinned, how to escape.

Here, I cover some basic but crucial concepts on shrimping that I think many people don’t learn or forget and that makes all the difference.

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Trapping one of your opponent’s arms when you’re in rearmount gives you a HUGE advantage and makes it much easier to finish him. Here’s Rob Biernacki of BJJ Formula fame showing exactly how to do that.

This is part 3 in a series on the so-called ‘weak side’ of the back we’re releasing on Youtube and is a small part of the Back Control module of the BJJ Formula instructional.

You can get The Back Attacks Formula (including the NEW weak side material) in several different ways…

1) DVD and Online Streaming format here: https://www.grapplearts.com/the-bjj-formula/, or

2) App format for your Apple or Android device: https://www.grapplearts.com/masterapp

The Back Control Formula lives within the ‘BJJ Formula’ section of the Grapplearts BJJ Master App which you can download for free at the links below…

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How to control the back using grips like the claw ride, half nelson, motorcycle grip and Kimura grip. Plus a very cool way to teleport yourself onto your opponent’s back when you’re in his half guard. With Rob Biernacki of BJJ Formula fame.

This is part 2 in a series on the so-called ‘weak side’ of the back we’re releasing on Youtube and is a small part of the Back Control module of the BJJ Formula instructional.

You can get The Back Attacks Formula (including the NEW weak side material) in several different ways…

1) DVD and Online Streaming format here: https://www.grapplearts.com/the-bjj-formula/

or

2) App format for your Apple or Android device

The Back Control Formula lives within the ‘BJJ Formula’ section of the Grapplearts BJJ Master App which you can download for free at the links below…

Apple Free Download: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bjj-master-app-by-grapplearts/id1308072068?mt=8

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This is from a Guillotine Seminar I did in 2015.

My focus in my instruction is always on quality of technique vs. quantity of technique.
I see a lot of people who may know a million setups for a particular submission but have very poor understanding of the mechanics of controlling and finishing the submission.

And, since they invariably fail to finish the submission because of this, they spend time learning more setups hoping that will solve the problem.

Focus on the details of the mechanics!

If you want more Guillotine instruction, I did a full Guillotine Instructional you can buy here: https://roymarsh.selz.com/

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When you roll, you should have fun but you should always focus on something specifically.

For most people, that focus´is exclusively getting the submission.
for me, I tend to focus most of my rolls on different kinds of controls and pressures and studying them.
This doesn’t mean I have to go hard or just smash or completely control my opponent.

More often, I do a kind of flow where I can focus on feeling what’s happening with the movement and his reactions to my weight and blocks.

There are many different kinds of weight (and methods of control) that I use but in this roll, I focused mostly on what I call “dead weight.”
In my upcoming Pressure & Control Instructional, I#ll be covering them all extensively.

I also discuss some knee cut passing principles (sorry about the audio)

If you’re interested in hosting a Roy Marsh Seminar, please contact me at RoyMarshJiujitsu@gmail.com

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Just some videos of me rolling with my Assistant, Erkan Mete.
There’s times to get after it and there are times to play and explore.