In today’s no gi BJJ rolling video you’ll see me hunting Kimura catches and Back Takes while my student Justin (recent Brown Belt Masters 2019 No Gi Worlds Champ) is hunting guillotines.

When you watch the video I hope you enjoy the rolls themselves. But more importantly for your own training I hope you take the idea of focus to your own training.

When we are rolling there is a deliberate purpose to the BJJ training. We have specific techniques we’d like to aim for. Granted we don’t always hit them, it’s our main focus.

This is something you should be doing in your Brazilian Jiu-jitsu training all the time. This is how you improve the techniques and begin to develop styles and systems. You test the technique out, make mistakes, adjust and then re-test.

So again I hope you enjoyed the No Gi Brazilian Jiujitsu rolling session and maybe got something for your own training.

Thanks for watching.
-Chewy

—————–
Free Ebook: http://www.chewjitsu.net/focused-jiu-jitsu-13-page-ebook/

Video Courses and Products: http://www.chewjitsu.net/products

T shirts: http://www.chewjitsu.net/shop/

http://www.Facebook.com/Chewjitsu

http://www.instagram.com/Chewjitsu

Tweets by chewjitsu

Intro/Outtro Music : https://bknapp.bandcamp.com

If you’d ever like to train with the team and I. Check out my gym Derby City MMA in Louisville,KY.

X-guard is a great position to control your opponent, work for sweeps and set up submissions. From one of the RMNU Canada camps, Robson and one of his black belts, Heath Chapman from ECBJJ, demonstrate several options including back takes from X-Guard.

Please share and subscribe – help us grow and share your thoughts!

Watch our Special FREE Tutorials at http://www.mmaleech.com/free-stuff/
Go to our Facebook page for the latest trends in BJJ and MMA. https://www.facebook.com/mmaleech.

Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to set up your Knee Shield Half-Guard and how to position yourself in relation to your opponent so you don’t get crushed!

Chewjitsu.net

10 BJJ Turtle Attacks starting with a guard pass and moving into back takes, crucifix position and establishing side control if you’re unsure about going for the back.

Along with 10 different options from the turtle position I included a guard pass to get there. This is important because the turtle position in BJJ is a moving, transitional position. Typically someone goes to turtle because someone is passing. From there the person is almost always trying to defend and then move away.

So when you drill the techniques. Get comfortable with them and then combine them all together. You can pick different options and even let your partner set up the queues for you. For instance if they want you to attack the far side hook then they will keep rolling. If they are want you to take the near side hook then they will leave an opening for you to secure it.

This type of drilling is similar to boxers with their pads and does a heck of job with developing good reaction and the ability to think as you’re moving.

All but 3 of the BJJ techniques and movements in this video are centered around the turtle position. It can be a really frustrating position to take advantage of if your opponent moves fast to re guard or isn’t giving space to get the hooks in for back mount.

In the video I’ve tried to give you multiple examples of options you have to counter the opponents defenses or movements.

As always these are just an example and you’l have to adjust them to your style and your body, and as always consult your instructor for tips with the movements as well.

-Chewy

http://www.Chewjitsu.net

http://www.Facebook.com/Chewjitsu

http://www.Instagram.com/Chewjitsu

Tweets by chewjitsu

http://www.Periscope.tv/chewjitsu

Please watch in 720p HD
Sound Track – AP Rocky Type Beat Instrumental – The City Prod Papamitrou (YOUTUBE THIS)
Twitter @HelloJapan1