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Breaking Grips vs Spider Guard, Over Under Pass vs Spider Guard
     

3-Part Fundamental Lesson -- Bernardo shows some of his favorite ways to pass the Spider-Guard: If your opponent finds Double-Sleeve Control and places one foot your hip and their other onto your biceps, maintain a strong base and work...
Breaking Gi Grips from Standing > 2on1 > Single Leg Takedown
     

2 Part Lesson -- Paul shows a series of grip-breaks from standing followed by a Single-Leg Takedown setup from 2-on-1 Control: After breaking your opponent's Collar & Sleeve Grips, retain control over the opponent's arm with a 2on1. Ci...
Breaking the Closed Guard > Single Leg Stacking Pass vs Open Guard
     

1 Part Lesson -- Paul articulates details for the Single Leg Stack Pass: The key piece of information stressed for this particular technique lies in the matter of keeping one's shoulders parallel with those of the opponent before drivi...
Fighting from Standing > Tani-Otoshi > Bridge Escape vs Mount > Breaking the Closed Guard > Breaking the Closed Guard
     

3 Part Lesson -- If an adversary steps back to load up a hooking punch, step forward and fill the inside space with a frame that deflects the blow to the outside and allows you to close the distance for the clinch. Hide your shoulder u...
Hand Fighting from Standing → Single Leg Takedown
     

4 Part Lesson — Marcelo talks about foresight, basic hand-fighting skills, avoiding secure grips on your collar, and finishing the Single Leg Takedown from the feet.
Far Side Overhook Armbar from Side Control -> Kimura Grip from North South -> Kimura from Side Control -> Nearside Kimura Grip from Side Control
     

3 Part Lesson - Paul shows the Kimura and variations: [I] If you lose your opponent's hand from your shoulder while setting up the Farside/Overhook Armbar, catch his hand in a figure-four, double-wristlock aka Kimura Grip. Pinch your k...
Stacking Pass vs Open Guard → Crucifix Armbar from Back
     

2 Part Lesson — Paul makes an advanced technique seem simple by explaining it in great detail: [I] Paul shows how you can readily gain access to the Crucifix and the Choke/Armbar Double-Attack from off of the Double Under Pass series (...
Stacking Pass vs Open Guard
     

2 Part Lesson — Paul covers the Stacking Pass in greater detail: [I] Thumb-inside grip allows greater drive forward for pressure, a fingers-inside allows you to hold your elbow in tightly to maintain position. Don't turn when you pass ...
Posted: 4241 days ago
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Stacking Pass vs Open Guard
     

1 Part Lesson — Paul provides two great details for preserving the Stacking Pass: [I] Avoid allowing your opponent to increase his chance of escape from the Stacking Pass by counter-intuitively running yourself backward away from the p...
Posted: 4257 days ago
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Stacking Pass vs Open Guard
     

1 Part Lesson — Paul gives the details for the Double Under Stacking Pass: [I] Elevate the opponent's hips up onto your lap by ramping his legs on your shoulders with the Double Underhooks. Replace your hand with your knee to make a ki...
Posted: 4272 days ago
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Breaking the Overhead Grip from Standing
     

1 Part Lesson — Paul teaches one last grip break from Standing: [I] If your opponent makes a strong grip over your shoulder and grabs your jacket from the back, place both hands under his armpit, duck your head underneath, and shove hi...
Posted: 4410 days ago
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Breaking a Strong Cross Collar Grip from Standing
     

1 Part Lesson — Paul demonstrates how to avoid domination by a Cross-Collar Grip from the Standing Position: [I] After freeing your sleeve from any grips your opponent makes on your arm, make a Thumb-Down Grip over your opponent's Cros...
Breaking Gi Grips from Standing
     

1 Part Lesson — Paul demonstrates a few important details regarding the Stand-Up exchange: [I] If your opponent makes a grip on your sleeve, roll your wrist and circle your hand around the grip to break it. If he grabs your collar, rem...
Stacking Pass vs Open Guard
     

1 Part Lesson — Paul explicates details on the Stacking Pass after Breaking the Closed Guard: [I] It is important to understand when to turn the corner for the Stacking Pass: too early, and you risk being Triangled; too late, and you m...
Posted: 4539 days ago
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Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, Collar-Drag from Butterfly, Loop Choke from Butterfly Guard
     

2 Part Lesson — Paul teaches several simple entries for the Loop Choke from a Collar Drag: [I] After breaking your opponent's grip on your pant leg, switch your base as you seize his Cross Collar to entice him into circling toward a Co...
Hand Fighting, Breaking Gi Grips, Single Leg Takedown
     

4 Part Lesson - Intercept the opponent's hands before he grabs, or execute a method of Grip Breaking which sparks a moment to bond your own controls.
Breaking the Closed Guard, Stacking Pass vs Open Guard, Armbar Escape vs Closed Guard, Leg Drag Pass vs Open Guard
     

2 Part Lesson — Paul shows two instances of smashing the opponent's guard; one as a pass after breaking the Closed Guard, and the other after defending an Armbar: [I] Gain upright posture, gather both lapels, turn your elbow outward, l...
Breaking Grips from Butterfly, Foot Wipe Escape vs Toreando Pass, Foot Wipe Escape vs Knee-On-Belly
     

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo demonstrates three essential recoveries against a standing-passer with grips made on your legs in Butterfly Guard: [I] If your opponent cups your ankles and raises them off of the mat, free your feet by kicking ...
Over Under Control from Butterfly, Omoplata from Butterfly Guard
     

2 Part Technique — Counter your opponent's attempt to flatten your Butterfly Guard with Over/Under Control in his favor by resisting the fall long enough to insert a frame and hip escape for the Omoplata. While framing against his adva...
Posted: 4775 days ago
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Side Control to Mount, Nearside Kimura Grip from Side Control, Kimura from Side Control, Near Side Armbar from Side Control
     

2 Part Technique - While controlling the opponent's upper body, transition yourself into mount. Offensively attacking will force the opponent into exposing himself to new attacks. If the opponent glues his elbow inwards to prevent your...
Far Side Overhook Armbar from Side Control, Kimura from Side Control, Mount to Back Control, Rear Naked Choke
     

3 Part Technique - Henrique demonstrates how to open up your opponent for attack from the Side Control. The key movement in this lesson is the isolation of the farside arm with an overhook. This overhook can be parlayed into an armbar,...
Knee Weave Pass vs Cross Knee Half Guard, Folding Pass vs Knee Inside from Half Guard, Folding Pass to Mount
     

2 Part Technique - If your opponent shields your Knee Slide Pass with his shin cutting inside across your hip, one recourse is to pin down his scissored legs and slip your foot out for the Knee Weave Pass. As you run around his guard w...
Breaking the Closed Guard, Stacking Pass vs Open Guard, Stacking Pass to Seatbelt Control
     

2 Part Technique - The Stacking Pass can not only lead to Side Control, but can also allow you to take the back. If your opponent incorrectly rolls over his shoulder, or you intentionally force him into that direction, immediately run ...
Breaking the Closed Guard, Stacking Pass vs Open Guard
     

1 Part Technique - Your opportunities to effectively attack your opponent are severely limited if you're held inside his Closed Guard, and conversely, he will have a multitude of options and possibilities to threaten you with. Therefor...
Posted: 5166 days ago
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Hand Fighting from Standing, Hip Throw, Near Side Armbar, Breaking Gi Grips from Standing, Lateral Drop, Armbar from Mount
     

2 Part Technique - If an attacker pushes your chest, prepare for the next push and guide his arms around you with the prayer technique for Collar & Elbow Control. Keep your base between his feet as you spin into his hips for the throw ...
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