Add to Favorites Remove From Favorites 885 3414 days ago
AJ shows how he likes to finish an armbar from the omoplata. First he makes grips on his opponent's pants and belt for control. Next he tightens his triangle with his legs to pinch tight on the arm. From here he grabs hold of the wrist and finishes the straight armbar.
Add to Favorites 1572 Remove From Favorites 3516 days ago
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.Add to Favorites 1589 Remove From Favorites 3527 days ago
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 1731 Remove From Favorites 3619 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 3625 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 1578 Remove From Favorites 3640 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 1342 Remove From Favorites 3670 days ago
In this lesson Xande expands on different ways to set up the cross collar choke from your classic open guard when your opponent is looking to pass from the headquarter's position. We go through many different situations and setups against the headquarters position but use the same concepts to establish your grips and get the right angle to finish the submission.Add to Favorites 1717 Remove From Favorites 3770 days ago
Sometimes your opponent will be able to free themselves from the closed guard or half guard and you're left with just the key lock. Act fast and sweep your opponent in a rolling movement to get on top and finish the kimura submission.Add to Favorites 1816 Remove From Favorites 3784 days ago
Xande teaches a triangle set up from the knee shield when your opponent is bearing down with a lot of weight. This technique is fairly advanced and can be difficult to master as a key element of its success is that your opponent must be giving you the correct reaction by applying lots of pressure on to you.Add to Favorites 2694 Remove From Favorites 3801 days ago
Fabio Santos shares some details on the straight ankle footlock that can make or break the submission during live training. Fabio was the long time teacher to the king of footlocks himself, Dean Lister.Add to Favorites 1169 Remove From Favorites 3831 days ago
Jeff teaches an inverted spinning triangle set up along with a transitional drill to familiarize the necessary movement to enter into the triangle.Add to Favorites 1930 Remove From Favorites 3837 days ago
Jeff begins a series of hanging triangle setups from all sorts of positions. In this introductory lesson we learn the concept of how the hanging triangle works and examine various setups to demonstrate the versatility of the concepts before exploring how this triangle can be setup from almost any transitional position.