Daniel Franja is a black belt under former world champion Joao Roque in Brasilia. Here he is showing another finish he likes to do from the mount in no-gi.

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Marcelo Garcia talks about what BJJ white belts should be focusing on and gives an important piece of advice for those who are starting to compete in tournaments.

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BJJ Drill Passing De La Riva with Knee Slide and Leg Drag

Kris Kim, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt under Tony Passos. Head Instructor for Yongsan BJJ at Trent Warrior Fitness Center, U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan, Seoul, Korea.

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Daniel Franja is a black belt under former world champion Joao Roque in Brasilia. Here he is showing one finish he likes to do from the mount in no-gi.

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In this video I show 7 Arm Drag and Collar Drag drills you can use. The arm drag and collar drag drills and variations can be used by themselves or together.

Here’s a list of the drills:
– Arm Drag
– Collar Drag
– Far Side Hook Switch
– Bow Pull Back Take
– Arm Drag To Double Leg
– Arm Drag Combination
– Re-Drag With Combination

The drills start off with your basic arm drag and collar drag. From there I show some different movement drills that you can incorporate with the techniques.

We did several of these drills during one of my Saturday morning classes recently and the guys loved them. There is obviously a technical benefit from them and the moves can be chained together to make fun connected sequences. But in addition to that, everyone was also a sweaty mess. Especially the arm drag to double leg.

Also, it’s worth noting that pretty much anytime I use the arm drag in the video it can be supplemented with the collar drag. For me personally, I always try and use the arm drag when I can since the collar is gi only, whereas the arm drag is universal. But it’s still a solid move to throw into the mix.

I hope these 7 BJJ drills help give you something to play around with during an open mat or during your own training!

If you have any questions or requests, feel free to shoot them over to me!

Thanks
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This week Cobrinha shows a variation of the Ezekiel choke that he likes. For the full video and to get access to the entire archive of Cobrinha instructionals go to cobrinhaonline.com. To request an instructional go leave a comment below.

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Taking a private beginner Jiu Jitsu lesson to learn the point system. White belt basic beginner Brazilian Jiu jitsu . My instructor is Ahmed White at Omni Movement.

Ataide Rafael – GFT Black Belt – Teaches a cool way to get backmount from side control.

Nosso GMi André Ushirobira demonstra um jeito engenhoso de matar a guarda De la Riva, soltar a mão da gola que o inimigo faz e por fim finalizar no leglock.

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Learn how to escape the Back Control when you are stuck on the overhook side!
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