2 Part Technique - Your opponent is in your closed guard. Break the opponent's posture by sitting and bringing the opponent close with your legs. Now, from the side bring your arm over and as far as possible to secure the opponent to y...

3 Part Technique

2 Part Technique - The Turning Mount Escape requires you to push your opponent's knee and secure Half Guard. From Half Guard continue to advance to a better position and retain full guard. Always try to improve your situation, so now w...

2 Part Technique - You applied the Armbar from Closed Guard, yet the opponent defended by locking their arms together. Instead of trying to extended your body and finish the technique inside of the opponent's locked arms, finish from t...

2 Part Technique - The most important thing to control while trying to lock and finish the triangle choke is your opponent's posture; always maintain at least one form of control on his head while transitioning between each sequence to...

2 Part Technique - If the opponent posts an arm forward, pull his elbow inside to break his posture. Continue the control and reach behind the opponent's shoulder to lock him into place. Post your foot on his hip, rotate, and lock your...

3 Part Technique - Learning how to climb up your opponent's back with your legs into the High Guard will dramatically increase your finishing percentages from off your back. Pull his elbow into center-line so you can throw your leg fro...

3 Part Technique - In the first technique, Henrique demonstrates the Pendulum Sweep after breaking his opponent's posture in Closed Guard, and before he can make his grips again to frame back up. If successful, normally one ends up mou...

3 Part Technique - Paul instructs his fundamental class on the keys toward the Armbar from Closed Guard. First, break his posture by pulling his forearm onto your chest as you climb up onto his shoulders for High Guard. Next, push his ...

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo sweeps from Butterfly Guard: [I] Win dominant control over the position through the use of deliberate hand-fighting; either secure a grip on your opponent's wrist from above or below his hand and augment your ho...

1 Part Lesson -- Paul shows an Armbar from Closed Guard with a subtle yet elucidating modification: Break your opponent's posture and clear his or her posts by bringing your knees to your shoulders while prying both elbows outward. Whe...

2 Part Lesson - The Pendulum Sweep and Armbar coincide together with your control of the opponent's elbow, your pivot, and his posture. A lowered posture favors the sweep and distance encourages an arm attack.

2 Part Lesson -- Paul teaches the classic Double-Attack from Closed Guard: Using a Cross-Collar grip to break down your opponent's posture, free your hips with short bumps as you place your opponent's elbow on your stomach by pulling a...