Principle 30: Mobility (The 32 Principles of Jiu-Jitsu)

Principle 30: Mobility
Moving yourself when your opponent can’t be moved.

Jiu-jitsu employs many highly efficient, leverage-based techniques to move and manipulate an opponent’s body. However, sometime these techniques simply don’t work against a much larger or strongly positioned opponent. The Mobility Principle solves these problems. Any time you can’t move your opponent when attempting a sweep, submission, escape, guard pass, or takedown, try circling, sliding, separating, swinging, pulling, shrimping, or spinning to achieve your objective. Bottom line, when you can’t move them, move you.

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