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Paulo teaches a way to transition from a stacked armbar by spinning underneath your opponent and changing the angle to attack with an inverted armbar or omplata.
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Paulo covers details on how to set up the look choke from open guard as well as how to use the proper grips to finish the choke.Add to Favorites 980 Remove From Favorites 3312 days ago
In this lesson Xande shows us a variation of the Ankle Pick Sweep should your opponent decided to not stand up and remain on the mat. Follow the sweep with the Knee Slice Pass to gain the advantage over your opponents.Add to Favorites 1535 Remove From Favorites 3393 days ago
Saulo teaches how to control your opponent's frame with your shin pressuring the opponent's shoulder and a setup to the bicep sweep variation or single leg. We also learn to use the lasso guard in a similar way to control our opponent and set up a bicep sweep or spinning omoplata.Add to Favorites 1730 Remove From Favorites 3394 days ago
In this lesson Xande teaches the triangle setup from the classic open guard. It is a fundamental technique but works effectively at all belt levels.Add to Favorites 1353 Remove From Favorites 3400 days ago
Mackenzie teaches one of her signature submissions to defend against opponents much larger than her. Being smaller than most of her opponents, she often found herself defending the over under pass. This kimura transition is a great way to counter your opponent's attempt to pass with the over under grips.Add to Favorites 1605 Remove From Favorites 3405 days ago
Mackenzie teaches some concepts that will help you retain your guard and transition to other guards to counter the smash pass. We learn how to use our grips and always stay on our side while also using hooks or distance to ensure that your opponent will not pass your koala guard.Add to Favorites 1992 Remove From Favorites 3406 days ago
It is possible that your opponent may try to counter your sit up guard by moving to the negative half guard. Instead of allowing the position to settle, Mackenzie teaches to push your opponent away from your neck and hips and transition into a spinning waiter sweep to end on top and ready to pass with a leg drag.Add to Favorites 1788 Remove From Favorites 3407 days ago
In this second sweep, Mackenzie teaches a fundamental single leg sweep variation from the sit up guard. This sweep can goes well in combination with the first sit up guard sweep in this series.Add to Favorites 2292 Remove From Favorites 3407 days ago
Mackenzie Dern is a black belt world champion and no gi champion and one of the best contenders in the world today. In this lesson she shares one of her favorite guards to play, the "koala guard" or sit up guard in which she uses effectively to transition between various guards as well as sweep her opponent.Add to Favorites 1578 Remove From Favorites 3415 days ago
Xande covers a couple variations on how to use your knee while stuffing your opponent's hand into the pocket to set up an omoplata from the classic open guard. He also shares three different ways to finish the omoplata once you have the submission set up.Add to Favorites 2413 Remove From Favorites 3429 days ago
Romulo teaches how to get underneath your opponent from the spider guard to the curu curu guard. He covers the fundamentals on how to get to the position and covers multiple sweeping options from the curu curu (footlock guard).