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Saulo and Breno discuss how Jiu-Jitsu competitions and the rules have changed over the years, and Breno sidesteps Saulo's question about who is the best surfer in the Gracie family.Add to Favorites 742 Remove From Favorites 3336 days ago
Saulo sits down with Breno and talks about his history in Jiu-Jitsu and what it was like learning from Helio Gracie and the family back in the day.Add to Favorites 1243 Remove From Favorites 3337 days ago
Bruno discusses the differences between using a defensive closed guard and an offensive closed guard. He also emphasizes the importance of using your legs and entire body to keep your opponent off balance an in defense mode while inside your guard.Add to Favorites 1006 Remove From Favorites 3338 days ago
Breno shows one of his favorite positions, the crucifix. First he baits his opponent to go for the single leg on him, and once he does, he jumps over and rolls to the crucifix position. From here, he finishes the lapel choke.Add to Favorites 1326 Remove From Favorites 3339 days ago
Breno shows some basic concepts to protect yourself while mounted and how to use your hips to defend against attacks. He emphasizes the importance of not allowing your opponent to have a grip and shows how to execute a proper upa mount escape.Add to Favorites 954 Remove From Favorites 3340 days ago
Concluding his live seminar for the class at the University of Jiu-Jitsu, Breno discusses his ideas on how to properly train Jiu-Jitsu, by putting your ego aside and always striving to learn and improve your technique.Add to Favorites 1155 Remove From Favorites 3341 days ago
Breno discusses the importance of maintaining pressure with your chest on your opponent's back when you do not have the hooks, and shows how to get both hooks without disconnecting yourself from his back. After establishing both hooks, he shows how to finish the lapel choke.Add to Favorites 1174 Remove From Favorites 3343 days ago
Bruno discusses the importance of taking your opponent's back, and emphasizes that it is the most dominant position in Jiu-Jitsu. He also shows how to maintain control of the back, rather than take your opponent's arm if he is giving it up.Add to Favorites 1127 Remove From Favorites 3344 days ago
Breno begins on his opponent's back with both hooks and discusses many details on how to finish the choke, for both gi and no gi, in case it happens to be a self defense situation.Add to Favorites 1600 Remove From Favorites 3345 days ago
Breno continues discussing some closed guard concepts, but now shows how to break your opponent's posture, properly escape your hips and take his back. He emphasizes the importance of practicing this position every day and notes it is especially practical for a self defense situation.Add to Favorites 1443 Remove From Favorites 3346 days ago
Old School BJJ Professor, Breno Sivak, discusses in detail the purpose of the guard, and the importance of controlling the grips and keeping your posture while on top, as well as the importance of hip movement on the bottom.