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A long interview between Saulo and Mackenzie Dern covering all sorts of topics including her how Mackenzie began training and her journey in jiu jitsu to where she is today.Add to Favorites 1222 Remove From Favorites 3538 days ago
Mackenzie teaches a variation to the wheel pass against the spider guard. In this variation we use similar grips but use a lot of downward pressure to control our opponent's hips and work our way around their leg.Add to Favorites 1315 Remove From Favorites 3541 days ago
Mackenzie teaches one of her favorite takedowns that combines a fake guard pull into an ankle pick takedown. This takedown deceives your opponent if they are expecting you to pull guard and is a quick takedown when mastered.Add to Favorites 1155 Remove From Favorites 3542 days ago
Mackenzie Dern's father, Wellington "Megaton" Dias, is a highly accomplished jiu jitsu practitioner who is also well known for his skill in judo takedowns. The drop seoi nage is a staple judo takedown that adapts well into jiu jitsu competition but requires a lot of practice and repetition to master.Add to Favorites 1353 Remove From Favorites 3542 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 1242 Remove From Favorites 3544 days ago
Mackenzie teaches how to buttflop out of the reverse de la riva to solidify a quick but highly effective pass. Using similar grips and mechanics as to the buttflop from headquarters, we make a few adjustments to kick out a bit further to clear the leg and land in side control.Add to Favorites 1204 Remove From Favorites 3545 days ago
Mackenzie teaches one of her favorite ways to submit her opponent. In this lesson she teaches how to use a spider guard scissor sweep to sweep your opponent or transition straight into a triangle attack if your opponent resists the sweep.Add to Favorites 1605 Remove From Favorites 3548 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 3548 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 3549 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 3550 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.