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Turning Mount Escape to Shin-In Half Guard Sweep
     

2 Part Technique - The traditional mount escapes will not work against someone with a good mount. You try to bridge and push the knee, but nothing is working. You will now have to risk even more because you made the mistake of being mo...
Posted: 5404 days ago
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1 Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount
     

2 Part Technique - Release the opponent's downward mount pressure by creating a frame on one side of his body. Turn away from the opponent without exposing your back and bring your shin inside. Turn again towards the opponent and estab...
Posted: 5148 days ago
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1 Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount, X Guard Entry vs Mount, Turning Escape vs Mount, Half Guard to Guard
     

2 Part Technique - As soon as you realize you've been mounted, immediately react with your escape before your opponent has a chance to establish his weight. If he vaults over your butterfly guard and drops into the mount, pop your hips...
Back Escape, Turning Escape vs Mount
     

2 Part Technique - Chaining offensive techniques together is important, so don't neglect connecting escapes. Press your shoulders to the mat away from the opponent's choking arm to battle against Seat Belt control. Continue to crawl yo...
Posted: 4867 days ago
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Turning Escape vs Mount, Partial X Guard Entry vs Mount, Shin-in Sweep vs Mount
     

2 Part Technique - Use a frame against the opponent's knee to create the space needed to move. Depending on which side you are comfortable with, will determine your next offensive move. One side transitions easily into Partial X Guard,...
Posted: 4678 days ago
 66681 views
1 Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount, Turning Escape vs Mount
     

2 Part Technique - Respond immediately to attacks to prevent the opponent from settling into the control. Press at the opponent's hips and extend before he completes mount. Use the space to enter into 1 Leg X Guard. If your first optio...
Posted: 4607 days ago
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1Leg X Guard Entry, 1Leg X Guard Sweep from 1Leg X Guard, 1 Leg X Guard Recover vs Mount
     

2 Part Technique - Concentrate on the rotation against the opponent's hip using the 1 Leg X Guard Sweep. If the opponent bases at the end, continue forward and force him down.
1Leg X Guard Entry from Single Leg Control, 1Leg X Guard Sweep from 1Leg X Guard, 1Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount Control
     

2 Part Technique - Part of mastering the 1Leg X-Guard is learning how to survive when your opponent knows how to dismantle the position. Sometimes, our initial sweep attempt is not successful in that our opponent is able to recover fro...
1Leg X Guard Entry, 1Leg X Guard Sweep, 1 Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount, Pumphandle Gi Grip, Double Leg from 1Leg X Guard vs Back Step Pass
     

3 Part Technique - Since everyone who trains under Marcelo at his academy is well-versed in the 1Leg X Guard Sweep, many in-house strategies have been developed to counter the position. Regardless of the tactic employed, Marcelo mainta...
Turning Escape vs Mount, Partial X Guard Entry vs Mount, 1 Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount, Half Guard to Guard
     

2 Part Technique - Immediately bridge and push against the opponent's knee to prevent him from resting into mount. As the opponent replaces his foot to counter your escape, swim an arm inside and transition into 1 Leg X Guard or X Guar...
1Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount, Breaking the Closed Guard, Knee Slide Pass vs Open Guard
     

3 Part Technique - In the finals of the 2004 brasileiros absolute division, Marcelo was swept with a beautiful Flower Sweep from Closed Guard by Xande Ribeiro that may have well cost him the match. You must learn from your mistakes; Ma...
Arm Control Bridge Escape vs Mount Position
     

2 Part Technique - Shield yourself against the opponent's collar and arm attacks after he settles into Mount. As he grips your cross collar to initiate an attack, create an opening to weave your head through and dodge the choke. Trap t...
Posted: 4363 days ago
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Turning Escape vs Mount, Half Guard to Guard, Hoist onto Shoulder Escape vs Mount
     

2 Part Technique - The opponent will commonly twist his Mount to counter your initial Turning Escape. His transition leaves a small window of opportunity to swim inside and hoist his leg onto your shoulder, leading into several differe...
Granby Roll vs Standing Back Bodylock, Mount Escape, Half Guard to Butterfly Guard, Over Under Control Hook Sweep from Butterfly Guard
     

2 Part Technique — Standing in the Back Bodylock is a very dangerous position to find yourself in, so it is best to know what to do if you happen to get there (perhaps, after missing a throw). Immediately, sag your hips to the mat and ...
Escaping the Mount, Hook Sweep from Half Guard
     

2 Part Lesson — When your opponent has secured Side Control and he attempts to mount because he senses passivity, act accordingly by denying him the points: [I] As soon as he steps over, stretch your bottom leg and scoop up his ankle w...
2on1 Hook Lift from Butterfly to 1Leg X Guard Entry, 1Leg X Guard Sweep, 1 Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount, Hook Sweep Variation from 1Leg X Guard
     

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo explains countermeasures for defense against 1Leg X: [I] After winning 2on1, sit deeply and raise your opponent's leg into the air with both of your Butterfly Hooks. Pull his ankle into your armpit and clamp dow...
1LXG Entry vs Mount, Elbow Push Escape vs Mount
     

2 Part Lesson - Before the opponent establishes mount, immediately bridge and bench at his hips to recover one knee inside and transition into 1 Leg X-Guard. As you bridge and feel your entry is failing, rotate and focus your push agai...
Posted: 3795 days ago
 15465 views
1Leg X Guard & Turning Escape vs Mount
     

2 Part Lesson - If you cannot push up to escape mount, change your attention to pushing towards his knee to transition into Half Guard. As the opponent changes his mount to counter your push against his knee, a small opening will allow...
Posted: 3726 days ago
 15111 views
Spin Retention from 1LXG & X-Guard vs Berimbolo
     

3 Part Lesson - Follow the opponent's rotation to maintain retention as he attempts to counter your 1LXG & X-Guard by spinning through into Berimbolo territory.
Posted: 3725 days ago
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Foot Wipe Escape vs Knee-on-Belly → Breaking Gi Grips vs Knee-on-Belly → Single Leg vs Knee-on-Belly → Elbow-Knee Escape vs Mount from Knee-on-Belly → Hook Sweep from Butterfly Recovery<br />
     

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo substitutes flexibility with momentum: [I] If you don't have enough time or flexibility to incorporate your leg into the Foot Wipe Escape against Knee-On-Belly, sit up and rock back to build enough momentum to w...
Sleeve Grip Break & Defending the Mount from 1 Leg X-Guard
     

3 Part Lesson - Marcelo explains how to break the opponent's grip on your sleeve from 1 Leg X-Guard as he pulls you off the ground to break your connection to the mat. As you rip his grip from your sleeve with your knee, the opponent m...
Osoi-Seoi-Nage
     

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo escapes Standing Back Control with a "Slow Shoulder Throw": [I] If standing with your opponent on your back, fall to your Escape-Side (exposed shoulder), bridging your back to the mat. If your opponent stays tig...
Escaping Mount
     

3 Part Lesson - Untangle your legs against an opponent's Mount and turn to force Half Guard. As you feel him step forward to counter your transition to Half Guard, swim underneath his leg to escape out the back door.
Posted: 3291 days ago
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2on1 vs Seat Belt, Bridge vs Mount, Back Door Escape
     

2 Part Lesson - Use the 2on1 to pry open the opponent's Seat Belt and bridge against his transition to Mount. If the opponent removes his hands to prevent your 2on1 Control Escape, instead dive underneath his legs and escape from the b...
1 Leg X Guard Entry vs Mount → Turning Escape vs Mount
     

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo escapes the Mount immediately: [I] The longer you wait to escape out from underneath the Full Mount Position, the harder it is to do; your opponent can secure grips and make you carry his weight to tire you out....
Posted: 3119 days ago
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