Escape the mount using the “basic” Elbow Escape, 2015 PANAM breakdown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NspbY…

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin breaks down how to counter the back step pass when playing De La Riva.

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This is a fundamental escape from the Mount that I personally used at the PANAMS semi-final match, the Elbow Escape. It’s basic, but loaded with super important details that could make the difference between escaping and getting crushed by your opponent. Pay special attention to the detail on how to set up your “frame”! This video has been taken straight from The Ace Of Escapes Online Video Course, available at http://www.mmaleech.com/theaceofescapes/

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Learn how to escape the Back Control when you are stuck on the overhook side!
This is one of the most used escapes in MMA and this video has been taken straight from The Ace Of Escapes Instructional Series.
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Do you have trouble escaping from Side Control, Mount, and Back?
Let’s be honest… most of us do 🙁
You know why? Because those positions are built to be hard to escape from in the first place.
They are the most DOMINANT positions in Jiu Jitsu, and if it was easy to escape from them, Jiu Jitsu wouldn’t be considered as one of the most effective Martial Arts there is.

That’s the cold hard truth. Your opponent has leverage and gravity on his side.

Have you ever felt so STUCK under those positions that you actually considered giving up, even though your opponent had no submission hold in place?

I know I have… I went through that many times during my White and Blue Belt days.

Escaping from dominant positions is not about knowing dozens of techniques, it’s about learning how to stay cool under pressure, how to stay comfortable under those uncomfortable positions.

Once you learn that, the next step is organizing all the information, connecting the techniques together in a predictable system, and executing with a solid plan.

That’s what The Ace Of Escapes is all about, laying down the foundation that every Jiu Jitsu practitioner needs to know: how to survive, defend, and escape from bad positions.

Professor Gustavo Gasperin
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Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to sweep your opponent when he is standing up, using the De La Riva Guard.
3 sweeps and one back take.

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to sweep your opponent when he is standing up, using the De La Riva Guard.
3 sweeps and one back take.

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Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to sweep from the Omoplata position when your opponent is posturing up hard and you can’t finish it. Also, many options when you come on top, armbar, wristlock, triangle, and rolling omoplatas.

This is a toe hold/ankle lock that is now legal for all adult belt levels in the IBJJF. In this video I show two different variations on how to set the Estima Lock from passing the 50/50.

A Highlight Keenan Cornelius in NOGI action featuring some of his best NOGI Guard Sweeps, Guard Passing and Back Takes. Enjoy 🙂
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Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches a basic rolling escape from the turtle position, and how to connect it with a shoulder lock when your opponent shifts his weight distribution defending the roll.

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This week Master Ricardo covers the worm guard.
FIRST – Use the opponent lapel to set up a trap for the sweep
SECOND – go to the mount to finish with a triangle or arm bar

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I know that for many of my White and Blue belts, The Twister seems to be a very complicated technique to understand. Not only the execution of it, but also the entries, since most of the regular entries are performed while you are rolling and upside-down…
But there are easier ways to do it and learn it, as I show you guys in this video, what I consider to be The Easiest Twister Entry Ever, combining 2 basic techniques.
If you can’t wrap your brain around the Twister, here is your chance to learn it the easy way and eventually start catching your opponents with it. Plus, I’m also covering in this video some details on how to take the back and establish side control. Hope you guys like it!