Private Lesson with Saulo 10 - Defending the Single Leg from Turtle

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Saulo shows James how to defend the single leg when his opponent is in the turtle position, grabbing his leg. Saulo reaches his outside arm all the way underneath his opponent's body, to grab his elbow. He can use his other hand to help feed him the elbow. With this grip, he pulls his opponent's base out from underneath him, and then back steps til he establishes side control.

Inside The University 192 - Taking the Back from the Turtle Position

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Saulo continues to analyze Xane's final match against Lucas Leite in the 2015 World Championship, and shows how he believes Lucas should have tried to take Xande's back after Xande rolled away from the half guard. After taking the back, Saulo shows how to setup and finish the lapel choke.

Inside the University 145 - Long Step Back Take against Turtle

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Xande teaches a way to switch back from the classic back take with a long step to surprise your opponent with an opposite side back take. In this lesson he teaches how to establish your grips and use the long step to dig into an opposite side hook.

JJU 39-1 Clock Choke from Top Turtle

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Xande teaches the fundamental setup to the clock choke when you're on the top turtle position.

Fabio Santos Old School Secrets 7 - Loop Choke from the Turtle Position

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Fabio teaches a sneaky way to catch your opponent in a loop choke from the turtle position. Fabio teaches the set up but also covers the important details on how to angle your body and position yourself to finish the submission.

Jeff Glover Donkey Guard and Triangles 6 - Jumping Triangle against Single Leg Takedown

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Jeff teaches a way to set up a jumping triangle when your opponent is attacking a single leg takedown with their head on the inside. This lesson is a good way to drill the triangle to prepare for the flying triangle from standing.

Jeff Glover Donkey Guard and Triangles 3 - Hanging Triangle Setups and Concepts

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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.

King of Anacondas with Milton Vieira 2 - Anaconda Choke from Sprawl Position

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Milton begins the series by teaching a variation to the basic anaconda choke off of the sprawl. He teaches the importance to lift the head up to limit your opponent's movement and to hook their leg as soon as possible.

Inside the University 93 - Back Take from Turtle with Near Hook or Back Take with Garcia Roll and Far Hook

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Xande teaches how to set up two different back takes from the top turtle position. In the first part of the lesson we learn how to take the back with the hear hook by peeling our opponent's leg out to create space for the hook. In the second part we learn how to Garcia roll over our opponent to take the back with the far hook with a Marcelo Garcia signature back take.

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.

Armbar from the Top Turtle with One Hook In

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When taking your opponent's back with the near side hook, often times your opponent will beat you to the other side and block your far side hook from coming in leaving you in an awkward position on the back with only one hook. In this case, many people will continue to try to take their opponent's back but sometimes it's better to attack with a submission instead. In this lesson, Xande teaches how to transition to an armbar from the top turtle with one hook in.

Gordo the Creator of Half Guard 10 - Crucifix Reverse Omoplata or Lapel Choke from Turtle Position

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Gordo teaches one of his favorite submissions from the top turtle position. In this lesson he sets up a classic lapel choke or a reverse omoplata from the turtle position.