If you end up on your opponent’s back in rearmount then he’ll be doing his very best to escape! Here’s how to shut him down and stay glued on his back using cross body rotational control!

This is part 1 in a series on the so-called ‘weak side’ of the back we’re releasing on Youtube and is a small part of the Back Control module of the BJJ Formula instructional.

You can get The Back Attacks Formula (including the NEW weak side material) in several different ways…

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The Back Control Formula lives within the ‘BJJ Formula’ section of the Grapplearts BJJ Master App which you can download for free at the links below…

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Here are two vital techniques you must master from the half guard along with some basic concepts.
First, you have to be able to recompose to closed guard
Second, you have to be able to escapes the pin.

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I’ve added some adjustments here and there, but all credit for helping me see this possibility goes to Gustavo Batista in his matches against Renato Cardoso and Lucas Lepri.

Since I saw those matches, I’ve been obsessed, and I’ve been hitting every one with this sweep.

It’s so good that I don’t even grip the cross collar anymore unless I’m working on something other than the scissor sweep.

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#bjj #closedguard #scissorsweep

Pulled this one out of the archives of micro adjustments.

The focus is on one of the tactics you can use when opponents pull away from a sleeve drag in closed guard. It’s not a situation to be frustrated about. In fact, their pull away can actually lead to all kinds of offensive options.

And it all starts with locking on the reverse kimura grip.

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#bjj #closedguard #reversekimura

Modern Jiu-Jitsu, a new Grapplearts Instructional available at https://www.grapplearts.com/modern, covers the techniques that have revolutionised jiu-jitsu including the berimbolo, crab ride and rolling back take!

Matt Kwan showing the most popular crab ride back take (from https://www.grapplearts.com/modern-jiu-jitsu-berimbolos-crab-rides-and-rolling-back-takes/) – this from the modern, ‘new school’ method of jiu-jitsu which focusses on using innovative and unexpected techniques to take the back and submit your opponent! The leg drag (and the roll to the back) is used extensively by top BJJ competitors like Rafa Mendes and Gianni Grippo.