Uma aula de passagem de guarda no Jiu-Jitsu, com Marco Karam

Confira, na íntegra, a final peso meio-pesado faixa-preta do Rio Open de Jiu-Jitsu.

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Carol Gracie is back to tell you what’s inside GRACIEMAG #209. We went after JT Torres and Guto Campos for an ultimate guide on the most controversial guard in Jiu-Jitsu today. Cursed by many and beloved by others, the 50/50 is always creating a buzz. Watch the preview to see what else is inside and subscribe now!

10 Flying triangles in 80 seconds. All the footage is from February 2014 – June 2014.

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Leandro Brassoloto e o jogo de guarda com a lapela

If your arm gets trapped in the guard it can be very difficult to
survive. In this video, Gracie Ohio instructor Robin Gieseler, shows a
few simple escape methods.

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Watch the full match between Renato Babalu Sobral and Tom DeBlass at the ADCC East Coast, on July 26, in NYC. Video by Dan Rod.

Faixa-preta da Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu, Cestaro mostra uma raspagem a partir da De La Riva.

Faixa-preta da GFTeam, Richard mostra como girar para as costas do oponente.

Saída do arm lock da montada

Professor Flavio Almeida demonstrates the Otavio DLR set up which gives you an opportunity for a balloon sweep or an arm bar. This video is a part of our De La Riva series.

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In this video Relson Gracie Black Belt Robin Gieseler shows you how to
play jiu-jitsu with your kids. The best way to develop
jiu-jitsu attributes when your children are young is by disguising the
movements as games. Here is an example of how you can develop hip
movement, fun and love for grappling in your child at the same time
bonding with them.