The arm drag is such a useful and versatile technique for jiu-jitsu. In this video I share my favorite applications from self defense situations to more sportive applications.
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This is another closed guard sequence. The purpose behind sharing it is to demonstrate the difference between branches (different options in a situation) and progressions (additional attacks in response to counter).

The more progressions that exist in a sequence the stronger it will be.

(Also a note, the arm pull back response generally only occurs after the sleeve drag has been initiated not before.)

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Please watch: “One Key Detail That Will Make Floating Through Butterfly Guard Easier”

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