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BJJ / Grappling tips: How to take the back when the opponent turtles
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The best position in grappling by the best grappler For me, the most important position in jiujitsu, nogi submission grappling, mixed...
BJJ / Grappling Tips: How to take the back from closed guard
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Taking the back from the closed guard is a basic transition that no one in jiujitsu should get to blue belt without learning properly. It fe...
BJJ / Grappling Tips: RNC - Variations on the Rear Naked Choke
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The best submission in Brazilian / Gracie jiujitsu, Nogi grappling or MMA is the rear naked choke or Mata Leão (translates to the lion kille...
BJJ tips: Double guard pull berimbolo armbar triangle
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What to do when you pull guard and your opponent pulls guard at the same time? This is the famous double guard pull hated by many of the ...
BJJ DVD Review: Peruvian Dozen 2.0 by James Clingerman
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What a great DVD! I was very pleased with the Leg Drag DVD that my friend Mr Tim Sledd sent me to review and soon after I published that ...
BJJ and the Cycle of Action
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You didn't think Helio rolled competitively every day did you? BJJ works, but that of course goes both ways. When I’m rolling c...
BJJ / Grappling Back Take Tips: The Secret to Successful Armdrags
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Commitment is very important in martial arts in general and especially so in BJJ and grappling. Coming to BJJ from the "one-punch-one-...
BJJ / Grappling tips: Take the back from mount
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What's the best way to take the back from mount? While there are many ways to take the back from the mounted position, it's i...
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BJJ / Grappling Back Take Tips: Successful Armdrags and the way Roger Gracie takes the back
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One of the newer BJJ enthusiasts at the Labs comes from a Karate background. The particular style of Karate he had trained featured an impor...
BJJ Tips: Smooth BJJ. Take the back and choke a brother out!
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One of the best compliments someone can give you in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is that you move smoothly on the mat. I'm nowhere near that, but...
BJJ / Grappling Techniques: Taking the back from passing the guard
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BJJ belts and belt ceremonies are a much discussed and controversial topic, but I must say I love this quote from BJJ Heroes : "In hi...
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BJJ / Grappling Tips: Swedish Twister
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Eddie Bravo named a new submission after my home country: The Swedish Twister! I suppose I'm gonna HAVE TO work this now for a few m...
BJJ Tips: Taking the back from mount
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This is not an instructional clip. This is me doing something I absolutely love - Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - with two people I absolutely love - ...
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The Fastest Way to Learn BJJ / Grappling
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Last Monday, one of our up and coming BJJ white belts said to me: why do you place more importance on awareness than on techniques? I was ve...
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Invisible BJJ Details: Tips on the Palm Up Palm Down Cross Collar Choke
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I covered for Martyn last night, coaching both the Fundamentals and Advanced BJJ sessions. I had planned the first to evolve around the art...
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BJJ Concepts: Why the Cross Face?
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We covered half guard principles in yesterday's BJJ fundamentals session. Martyn focused on the bare essentials of success for both top...
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BJJ Concepts: Fundamentals = The Least You Can Do
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You'll see a lot of people going on about " concept " vs " technique " and nowadays you can get fantastic sets of D...
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What Are The Fundamentals in BJJ / Grappling?
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Martyn posed a great question on Facebook yesterday about how BJJ may resemble a tree. After many a silly answer (thanks Jake!) it came cl...
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BJJ Tips: On Systems in BJJ / Grappling
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Have you ever heard about someone with upper-back, or even neck and shoulder, problems who goes to a physio or a chiropractor only to hear ...
BJJ Tips: The Myths of BJJ / Grappling: Using Your Whole Body
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You may have read somewhere that in BJJ / Grappling you are supposed to use your whole body against a part of your opponent's. Well, I...
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