BJJ black belt Matt Kwan breaks down the basics of the Crab Ride method of taking the back. More info about ‘Modern Jiu-Jitsu at https://www.grapplearts.com/modern

The Crab Ride is used extensively by top competitors like the Mendes brothers, the Miyao brothers, Mike Musumeci and many more. Not only will you find it a great way of getting to your opponent’s back, but it will also help you greatly make sense of scrambles and seeing opportunity in transitions.

Craques do Jiu-Jitsu , os irmãos Rafael e Guilherme Mendes ensinam técnicas refinadas neste seminário exclusivo gravado nos estúdios da GRACIEMAG.

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This is a fundamental drill that you must learn in order to get to have a good Reverse De la Riva guard. Watch the official instructional series at Digitsu (click here for direct link: https://goo.gl/8AU4N6)

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Seph Smith “The Reverse De la Riva Almanac”. This is a very effective and simple technique for the Reverse De la Riva guard. If you can do the basic scissor you can do this move.

Renowned instructor and competitor Joseph “Seph” Smith is an accomplished grappler and Ryan Hall’s first black belt. Professor Smith developed a very effective Reverse De la Riva guard system that renders his opponents guessing which direction they will be swept or if they are going to be submitted.

In this instructional DVD series, Professor Smith helps you build a solid understanding of how the half guard is the foundational structure of a well-rounded Reverse De la Riva game. Seph starts this instructional talking about and demonstrating concepts, theories, and tactics for an effective half guard. As you get deeper into this course, Seph takes you down the path of forcing your opponent into the RDLR and into his web of different traps. If you want to develop or refine your RDLR game this instructional is for you.

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BJJ Match Study: Rafael Mendes vs Ichitaro Tsukada
Event: Rickson Cup
Location: Chiba Port Arena 10
Date: July 2016

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Rafael Mendes vs Ichitaro Tsukada / Rickson Gracie CUP 2016 Open class Final
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RAFAEL MENDES | 2016 RICKSON CUP HIGHLIGHT
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Song #1 – Afu-Ra – Defeat (HD) | Official Video
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Video Game Assets: Ryu vs Zangief Street Fighter 2 (Super Nintendo) streetfighter.com

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BJJ Match Study: Rafael Mendes vs Ichitaro Tsukada
Event: Rickson Cup
Location: Chiba Port Arena 10
Date: July 2016

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Rafael Mendes vs Ichitaro Tsukada / Rickson Gracie CUP 2016 Open class Final
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RAFAEL MENDES | 2016 RICKSON CUP HIGHLIGHT
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Song #1 – Afu-Ra – Defeat (HD) | Official Video
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Bruno Frazatto is considered one of the best Featherweights in BJJ history. In this documentary, we spend a day with this Jiu Jitsu legend as he spends his time building his dream one step at a time. Additionally, Bruno talks about his training history with Roberto Godoi, Leozinho Vieira, Roman Lemos at Atos, the Mendes brothers and finally with Andre Galvao at Atos San Diego.

Just a video of my friend Matheus Onda
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Sound Track – Samurai – Trap & Bass Japanese Type Beat – Lofi HipHop Mix (from 7:40 of that video)
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Gianni Grippo is one of the best Jiu Jitsu athletes in the game right now. He has won countless IBJJF titles, Fight To Win Pro titles and many more. In this video, Gianni takes you through how to take the back from the crab ride position using the twister hook. If you want to see more click here https://goo.gl/Tnep3H

BUTTERFLY SWEEP BJJ

A favourite SWEEP from the BUTTERFLY GUARD; the key to successfully getting the top position is not to let go of your grips on your opponent. By holding on you create enough leverage to get yourself over your left shoulder and into side control and carry on the fight from there.

Carl Fisher is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and is the chief instructor at Checkmat Wimbledon in London. Carl has been involved in martial arts for over 25 years and holds Dan grades in Karate and Traditional Jiu Jitsu and also trains in Judo, Sambo and Thai Boxing. In addition, Carl has over 20 years experience on the front line in the Security industry and has had the pleasure of pressure testing his skills on a weekly basis in pubs and clubs up and down the UK.

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Four times world champion Guilherme Mendes teaches a great way to pass the lasso guard. In his very detailed explanation, you’ll be able to retain all key points to the position and add this pass to your top game.

Preventing the Guard pass is the most important aspect of Jiu-Jitsu. The position is called Guard for the very purpose that the Guard position is what protect the bottom fighter from being attacked. Loose the Guard and you will not only be vulnerable to attacks but you will also start to get tired, once tired your technique will start to suffer.

Be sure to train your Guard preventions above all. Having a difficult Guard to pass will allow you to relax and have the confidence to attack you opponent. The harder you Guard is to pass the more you can open up and take chance.

Be sure to work this sequence it is a very power recipe for Guard retention.

Preventing the Guard pass is the most important aspect of Jiu-Jitsu. The position is called Guard for the very purpose that the Guard position is what protect the bottom fighter from being attacked. Loose the Guard and you will not only be vulnerable to attacks but you will also start to get tired, once tired your technique will start to suffer.

Be sure to train your Guard preventions above all. Having a difficult Guard to pass will allow you to relax and have the confidence to attack you opponent. The harder you Guard is to pass the more you can open up and take chance.

Be sure to work this sequence it is a very power recipe for Guard retention.

When it come to learn BJJ there is no faking it, you either get on the mats and show what you can do or you sit on the side lines and talk theory. While theory is important we need to be sure not to get caught up in over analysis and theoretical concepts but rather take as measurements what actually happens on the mat.

Many great and powerful martial arts have over time been watered down so as to appeal to the masses need to move forward in the belt system without having to go through what mastery truly requires. This has happened in many arts and is slowly also happening in BJJ. Luckily BJJ is not an easy art to fake or water down since sparring is still very much a central theme. Still many schools are feeling the pressures of giving out more strips and belts to keep memberships flowing. This puts a the BJJ community in a difficult situation, water down or loose members to those who do.

All this to say that be careful when choosing and instructor, this is the first important decision you must make on you road to mastery. The second most important decision is to cultivate an attitude of learning. When you go in the practice room go to learn and not dominate. Mastering BJJ entails for the most of us getting your ass kick for close to a decade before achieving the status of black belts. If you are to sensitive and you go into a negative downward spiral overtime you get tapped out you will no survive the journey. Instead focus you attention on what you have learned and not whether you dominated or not.