Black-Belt/Adult/Male/Feather – Final
Samir Chantre vs Thiago Macedo / San Jose Open 2018
The Best Jiu-Jitsu Search Engine in the World
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Gary Berger
Black-Belt/Adult/Male/Feather – Final
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Gary Berger
Self.Defense.Unit Course
https://www.gallerr.com/sdu
Module 1 of Self.Defense.Unit presents 21 classic self-defense techniques, plus invisible Jiu-Jitsu — that is, the concepts and details refined over Rickson’s forty years of teaching and fighting experience.
In this course, you will learn much more than just how to defend against aggression. You will understand what the best strategy is for dealing with a given situation, and how important timing is. You will see the importance of connecting with base, and where the best lever can be found for a given position.
Every lesson in Module 1 is taught directly by Master Rickson Gracie.
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Gary Berger
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Gary Berger
A good way to finish the Kimura when you can´t break your partners grip on his belt/gi
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Gary Berger
I am a big believer in backup plans at all stages. These are some very late considerations for escapes I refer to as Hail Marys. These are definitely not what you want to have as your primary or only option for escapes, and you would obviously like to never find yourself in these threats at all, but for last-second counters they are pretty solid.
A lot of these exist, but for time constraints I just chose some of my favorites.
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Gary Berger
Using the lapel to set up gi shenanigans has been all the rage for awhile now. A fun series we have been playing with at the gym is the “Rubber Lapel” game.
With plenty of experience playing Rubber Guard the gi concepts are easy to apply instantly and this video is a great introduction to the concepts of the position and setting up the initial control.
There is something very satisfying about tangling up your opponent in their own gi, and all the options that come from this type of control.
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Gary Berger
Brandon shows a cross grip variation that leads to scissor sweep and triangle attacks. The best is the combination with the wing sweep tho
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Gary Berger
A simple choke from side control using the lapel
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Gary Berger
Thompson (brown) and Jordan (purple) rolling at BQJJHQ
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Gary Berger
Get in touch 🙂
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satorijohnbjj@gmail.com
Tel : 0831523568
We’re a club in Dublin 15, Ireland
Dedicated to being a resource to the local community and providing the best Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu learning enviroment we can, plus a support network for those that may wish to compete.
See you on the mats 🙂
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Gary Berger
This week I show you how to do the Estima Lock from Top RDLR, be very careful when doing it as you can easily hurt your partner
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Gary Berger
Get in touch 🙂
www.satoribjj.com
www.facebook.com/Satori.BJJ.Dublin/
www.instagram.com/satoribjj
satorijohnbjj@gmail.com
Tel : 0831523568
We’re a club in Dublin 15, Ireland
Dedicated to being a resource to the local community and providing the best Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu learning enviroment we can, plus a support network for those that may wish to compete.
See you on the mats 🙂
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Gary Berger
Rob Biernacki shares 2 proven methods using leverage to defend against (and hopefully escape) fully applied armbars in BJJ, no gi grappling and MMA. We cover how Vinny Magalhaes survived Fabricio Werdum’s vicious armbar at ADCC 2011, the hitchhiker escape, and the technique Roger Gracie used to escape Buchecha’s armbar at Metamoris 1.
There’s a lot covered here, so if you want to jump ahead then here are the rough sections:
There are a few different sections to this video
– Overall introduction (0:00 to 2:10)
– How to position your body to lessen the power of your opponent’s armbar (2:10 to 5:10)
– The hitchhiker escape (5:10 to 6:50)
– How Rob has tested this technique (6:50 to 8:14)
– The limitations of this technique (8:14 to 9:24)
– I try this defense with some limited success (9:24 to 12:58)
– Thumb up or thumb down to defend the armbar? (12:58 to 13:35)
– The Roger Gracie vs Buchecha armbar escape (13:35 to 15:05)
– The critical importance of controlling the shoulder in the armbar (15:05 to 15:51)
– How to train this technique safely (15:51 to 15:57)
Rob’s instructionals include:
The BJJ Formula
(http://www.grapplearts.com/formula)
and The Modern Leglock Formula
(http://www.grapplearts.com/leglocks)
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Gary Berger
Black-belt/Adult/Male/Ultra-Heavy – Final