Inside the University 96 - Shoulder to Shoulder Side Control to Guillotine

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In this lesson we learn to set up the guillotine from the shoulder to shoulder side control and work to finish the submission from the guard or the mount. Xande covers details such as how we should twist our opponent's neck rather than falling straight back when attempting to finish the submission.

Inside the University 95 - Passing Knee Shield and Shoulder to Shoulder Side Control to North South Choke

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Xande covers some details on passing the knee shield into the shoulder to shoulder side control and setting up the north south choke.

Inside the University 92 - No Gi Turtle to Forced Half by Knee Pick to the Mount or Arm Triangle

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Xande teaches how to force the half guard on your opponent when they are in the turtle position and looking to roll away from you to retain their guard. We use a knee pick to force the half guard as our opponent attempts to retain their guard and immediately trap their head and arm to set up for the mount or arm triangle submission.

Hip to Shoulder Side Control to Breadcutter by Switching Sides

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The breadcutter submission may be hard to execute successfully if your opponent is able to anticipate your actions. In this lesson we learn to confuse our opponent by switching from the hip to shoulder side control to our opponent's other side to finish the submission.

Inside the University 59 - Breadcutter from Side Control Part 2

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Saulo continues with another lesson on how to set up and submit your opponent with the breadcutter from side control.

Inside the University 57 - Breadcutter from Side Control

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Saulo teaches how to set up the breadcutter collar choke from side control. Grabbing your opponent's shoulder can be a clear signal for what's coming next and give them the time to defend the submission. Rather than grabbing the shoulder first, we use our opponent's reaction to create the space to make our grip to go for an instant choke.

Inside the University 56 - Baseball Choke from Side Control and Knee on Belly

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Saulo teaches how to set up the baseball choke from side control and knee on belly. We learn some key details on how to use the knee on belly to keep our opponent flat in order to set up the submission as well as how to set up our grips to finish the choke.

Inside the University 55 - Steparound Collar Choke or Reverse Breadcutter Combo from Side Control when Opponent Rolls In

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We continue our study of the side control as Saulo teaches how to submit your opponent with the step around collar choke or reverse breadcutter as a combination attack when your opponent attempts to roll into you.

Inside the University 54 - Side Control when Opponent Rolls In or Away with Transitions into North South or Knee on Belly

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The side control is a very dynamic position and what is available to you on top often depends on your opponent's reactions. In this lesson, we learn how to transition into the north south choke when your opponent rolls in and how to transition into the knee on belly and set up attacks when they attempt to roll away from you.

Dean Lister Footlock Machine 8 - Straight Armlock from Failed Kimura or Americana

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Dean shows how to finish your opponent with the straight armlock from side control off of a failed kimura or americana. He adds details on how to grip your opponent's arm and how to apply pressure for the tap. He recommends not using a figure four grip as is most commonly taught and explains that you can set up a more efficient submission without the use of the grip.

Dean Lister Footlock Machine 7 - One Handed Kimura from Side Control

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Dean shares a neat way to finish the kimura from side control with one arm by changing the angle of our hips and walking towards our opponent's head to put pressure on the shoulder.

JJU 38-01 Kimura from Side Control

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Saulo explains how to set up the kimura from side control.