In this video Thomas Lisboa shares details that’ll make the over-under pressure guard pass work even if the other guy is much bigger than you. Check out https://www.grapplearts.com/bigstrong and https://www.grapplearts.com/bigstrong2 if you’re routinely facing bigger, stronger opponents on the mats!

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In today’s video we’re talking about how to roll with smaller people in BJJ.

Our question comes from Tommy who is a strong Wrestler who has a distinct advantage on the feet because of his wrestling skill.

He says that when he rolls with people he feels a certain level of guilt with his rolling partners.

The guilt associated with it is because if they’re smaller, he feels like maybe he should take it easy on them.

But he feels guilty to himself for not taking advantage of the situation to attack and work on his techniques.

In this video I discuss the approach I use with my Brazilian Jiujitsu training partners and what has been helpful to me on the mats and has made my game so much better than it used to be.

As I’ll talk about in the video. When I first began BJJ training. I used my A Game every roll.

I would go hard and just use the same techniques over and over again. But it wasn’t until I put a lot of effort into opening up and rolling with people differently that my Brazilian Jiu-jitsu abilities improved at a rapid rate.

I hope you enjoy the video. And if you’re in the same situation. I hope the video is useful!

-Chewy
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If you’re a bigger person in BJJ. 1. How can you make your flexibility better for Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. 2. How do you roll with smaller people when you’re self c

Being a big person in BJJ isn’t a bad thing.

As long as you’re being safe on the mat. You’re actually providing an awesome service for your training partners.

You help your training partners get used to the pressure associated with bigger training partners, opponents or attackers.

In this video I talk about why having a bigger training is actually very useful and is actually a good thing for your BJJ training.

This video came about because of a question I received from a BJJ White Belt who is a bigger guy and is struggling with figuring out what he should be doing for his BJJ training with his lighter training partners.

So if you’re a bigger man or woman in your BJJ gym. I hope this video is helpful.

– Chewy
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Here is a great Gi based Choke setup for Brazilian Jiu-jitsu when you have Back Mount but are losing the position, or are letting the person escape in a calculated way.

The video for today was inspired by a recent match sent to me by one of the viewers.

He’s a White Belt, and almost had the Bow and Arrow choke which is very popular in BJJ. But he lost it as he was unable to get his second leg free.

For this video I show a Bow and Arrow choke setup I like using as a bigger guy. This will get rid of the position where our buddy got his leg stuck during his Brazilian Jiujitsu match.

The choke setup can be used from Back Mount either if you’re losing the back.

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You can use the setup to lay a trap for your opponent. If you secure the lapel grip correctly. The person will be unable to turn towards you which will lock the person in place. This will allow you to come up and finish the choke from a top position.

This is beneficial for a BJJ tournament situation because you maintain dominant position.

It’s also beneficial as it gives your numerous other options involving chokes and armlocks.

Give this submission a try, I hope it helps with your Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. And thanks again to Anselmo for the question.

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