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The maxim in Jiu-Jitsu is typically “Position Before Submission” which is generally the best advice. However, when you understand the rules well enough, sometimes you can break them with successful results. In this video, I show about 4 exceptions to this rule in the form of submissions that work from inside the opponent’s guard. I hope you like these, and be sure to let me know in the comments what other subs from inside the guard or other bad positions you know of and like.

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In this 4 part mini-series you’ll get a crash course on the SLX position in BJJ and submission grappling. Today we look at the correct position of your legs, hips, arms and hands in the Single Leg X Guard. This is a small portion of https://www.grapplearts.com/single-leg-x-guard-masterclass/

The Dummy Sweep in BJJ is a great sweeping option that also goes great as a setup to Leg Lock positions. I believe the 1st time I saw this technique was from a video of Marcelo Garcia. After seeing the sweep I’ve used it as a part of my Open Guard ever since.

The reason they call it the Dummy Sweep because you’ll feel like such a dummy if someone hits you with the sweep.

Whether you’re a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu White Belt or Black Belt. If you don’t use this technique, or haven’t used it much, I think it can be really helpful.

Most recently one of my White Belts in class, Darien, has been using the Dummy Sweep a bunch. And I can say that I use the Dummy Sweep a lot as a standalone sweep or to setup other Open Guards positions.

So thanks for watching! I hope this technique is useful to you and your Brazilian Jiujitsu training.

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When deciding what I think are the most important escapes that people should learn early on in their training, I considered things positionally. The big 4 positions you’ll spend the most time in are mount, side control, guard and back mount. Being on the losing end of these sucks. Learning how to escape these positions is one of the most useful ways to spend your training time.

In this video, I show what I consider to be the most useful and helpful escapes from these positions.

• Upa Escape from Mount
• Elbow Escape from Mount
• Guard Replacement from Side Control
• Back Mount Escape
• Knee Cut Guard Pass

I hope this video is helpful. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Thank you all for watching!

Here is a quick guide to a useful entry and a few options from Deep Half Guard. From some of the most common energies and responses you’ll find when you get into this position, the waiter sweep, scissor sweep and back take outlined here are high percentage.

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The guard is such a big part of Brazilian jiu-jitsu. But don’t get tunnel vision – it’s OK to abandon this position once in a while. This video show you how, where, when and why you might want to bail out and abandon the guard