Showing posts with label guard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guard. Show all posts
Monday, December 28, 2009
Armbar from the Guard
This is another beginner move in jiu-jitsu. The armbar is probably the most basic submission but as you get better you want to focus on the finer details of the move. Just like with any move in jiu-jitsu the more involved you get with the intricacies the better you will be at pulling them off when it counts.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Submissions from the Guard Week
This week I will be focusing my attention on getting all of you guys videos on different submissions from the guard. The Kimura is one the basic submissions you will learn when you first start your journey in Jiu-Jitsu. The key on this submission is throwing that leg over the opponents back to hold them down so they can't escape.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Sweeps from the Guard Week
This is one of my favorite sweeps from the guard. Its all in the hips and being able to scoot out to the side to get the right position.
Monday, December 21, 2009
Scissors Sweep
This is one of the most basic sweeps and is taught to all beginners in jiu-jitsu. Its tough to get at first and you will get stuck half way through the move at times but keep practicing and you will hit it on people. The best bet is to use it with combinations that usually catches your opponent off guard. Rodrigo Gracie shows us the intricacies of this sweep. You may have seen in a small mma promotion called Pride a few years back. Enjoy!
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Happy weekend!! Here on the Northeast of the U.S. looks like we will e snowed in for the night. So I will be going to train some Muay Thai today. But here is a video from Mario Sperry. MArio Sperry is co-founder of Brazilian Top Team and trained under Carlson Gracie. Here he shows us how to break the Spider Guard grip and pass the open guard.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Passing the Guard Week
Guard passing week continues. Today you get a special three guard passes in one video. As you can see controlling the opponent's gi pants and getting a nice tight grip is essential. I have found in my training that the slightest error in footwork here can get you caught in half guard. You may have improved your position but you want to advance to side control with these passes.
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bjj,
brazilian jiu-jitsu,
cagefighting,
guard,
guard passing,
jiu jitsu,
jiujitsu,
mma,
passing the guard
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