2 Part Lesson - Marcelo finds an Inverted Triangle Choke from the Mounted Crucifix Position: [I] If your opponent begins to slink away from your Seatbelt Control after you flip him out of his Tripod-Base, keep his arm trapped between y...

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo cleans up his technique for an easier submission: [I] Too many practitioners fall back for the Farside Armbar with the hope of finishing only to let their opponent defend by clasping his or her hands together be...

4 Part Lesson — Marcelo explains a takedown-counter to armbar: [I] Gain an underhook upon sprawling on your opponent's shot to whip him over flat onto his back. [II] Keep your weight on your opponent the entire time while pummeling for...

2 Part Lesson — Paul covers all the details that make up Marcelo's version of the Farside Armbar: [I] After passing the opponent's guard with an underhook, e.g. Knee Slide or Over/Under Passes, the most important element for connecting...

2 Part Technique - The Inverted Triangle from Side Control is a terrific submission option when you can clear your opponent's hand to the outside on your shoulder and mount the nearside arm. If you notice his hand bent at the wrist whi...

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo shows two clever submissions from the Mounted Crucifix set-up with Knee-On-Belly: [I] If your opponent isn't opening himself up too much while held in Side Control, encourage him to change his tactics by switchi...

2 Part Lesson - Employ the Mounted Crucifix if you feel the opponent's hand blocking your hip after you've passed. Use the position as a junction to apply the North South Choke or detour towards the Far Side Armbar.