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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Escaping Side Control continued.
Building on last weeks escape, this week we'll be looking at another escape from side control.
Pay careful attention to the fine details shown that make a huge difference in the performance of this technique.
Specifically the feet positioning and tips on proper arm placement.
We'll be looking at a side control escape featuring the bridge demonstrated by the phenomenal Marcelo Garcia.
Also be on the lookout for a special announcement I have that I will be making tomorrow.
It will feature a free gift to all my blog subscribers that want to take part.
I will also be giving some information on a new project I have almost completed, all those who want to take their Jiujitsu game to stellar levels will not want to miss out.
For now, just click on the link to view this great video.
Pay careful attention to the fine details shown that make a huge difference in the performance of this technique.
Specifically the feet positioning and tips on proper arm placement.
We'll be looking at a side control escape featuring the bridge demonstrated by the phenomenal Marcelo Garcia.
Also be on the lookout for a special announcement I have that I will be making tomorrow.
It will feature a free gift to all my blog subscribers that want to take part.
I will also be giving some information on a new project I have almost completed, all those who want to take their Jiujitsu game to stellar levels will not want to miss out.
For now, just click on the link to view this great video.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Escaping Side Control
This week we'll be looking at a simple escape from Side Control.
It's very important to note the hand and elbow placement, also make sure you perform it in one swift movement so as to not get mounted during the move.
You'll notice as he reaches for the mat he pauses as he's explaining, this is probably only due to the fact that he's explaining the move as he's doing it.
You'll want to make sure you're performing it as quick as possible straight through.
Main steps once you have your hands in place are:
-Bridge up and reach for the mat.
-Spin your hips downward
-Walk up to the control position.
Just click on the link to watch.
It's very important to note the hand and elbow placement, also make sure you perform it in one swift movement so as to not get mounted during the move.
You'll notice as he reaches for the mat he pauses as he's explaining, this is probably only due to the fact that he's explaining the move as he's doing it.
You'll want to make sure you're performing it as quick as possible straight through.
Main steps once you have your hands in place are:
-Bridge up and reach for the mat.
-Spin your hips downward
-Walk up to the control position.
Just click on the link to watch.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
The Top 10 Escapes Every Grappler Should Know!
Over the course of the next few weeks, I'll be covering a critical part of the BJJ game and that's escapes.
Whether you're into BJJ or MMA you can't afford to neglect this aspect of your training and performance.
We'll start off with number 10 although every one of these escapes can make up an important part of your game.
This is an escape from the back mount in which the most likely threat will be a rear choke, however, this isn't the only threat your opponent can place on you as he can always fake with the choke to set up an armbar as you escape.
Just click on the link above to watch the video.
Whether you're into BJJ or MMA you can't afford to neglect this aspect of your training and performance.
We'll start off with number 10 although every one of these escapes can make up an important part of your game.
This is an escape from the back mount in which the most likely threat will be a rear choke, however, this isn't the only threat your opponent can place on you as he can always fake with the choke to set up an armbar as you escape.
Just click on the link above to watch the video.
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