Rafael Lovato Jr. Series 6 - Kimura from the Back
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Rafael concludes his seminar with his favorite submission, the Kimura. He starts on the back with his hooks in, but his opponent starts escape so instead of losing the back entirely, Rafael immediately makes his Kimura grip and begins to attack. He also offers some key details on how to finish the submission.
Inside The University 193 - Saulo's Modified Bow and Arrow Choke from the Back
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Continuing from the previous position, Saulo already has the back and is now looking for the choke. Rather than going for the basic lapel choke, he baits his opponent to go over his bottom hook, thinking he will escape. Saulo now changes his grip on the lapel and finishes the choke. It is important that he does not let his opponent put his back flat on the mat.
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.
Vini Aieta Basics Series 12 - Standing Rear Naked Choke in a Self Defense Situation
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Vini teaches how to break an attacker's posture from behind and apply the rear naked choke from a standing position in a self defense situation. This position can be used if someone has attacked you and is escaping, or if they are actively attacking someone else.
BJJ Library Challenge One Contestants Series 9 - Vitor Schlosser Back Choke
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Contestant Victor Schlosser brings the BJJ Library Challenge One Contestants Series to a close building upon his previous lesson, the Back Take, with a few submissions to use against your opponent including the Back Choke.
BJJ Library Challenge One Contestants Series 8 - Back Take and Choke
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We continue the challenge series with contestant Vitor Schlosser demonstrates how to take the back of an opponent that is blocking your hooks from Turtle Guard.
BJJ Library Challenge One Contestants Series 7 - Back Choke with No Hooks
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In the installment of the BJJ Library Challenge Series Contestant Victor Barretto demonstrates how to secure and submit an opponent that is defending well and blocking your hooks from the back position.
Baret Yoshida Series 1 - Loop Choke
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Barest Yoshida begins this series demonstrating how he put his opponent to sleep at the Nationals competition with this sleeper Loop Choke as the opponent attempts to pass Baret's guard holding his pant legs at the knees.
Baret Yoshida Series 2 - Crucifix Choke
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In this lesson Baret continues with one of this favorite positions. This time its the Crucifix Choke. Watch as how he sets up the choke as he is transitioning to his opponents back.
Baret Yoshida Series 8 - Taking the back from Closed Guard
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In this video Baret shows us a technique to transition from the Closed Guard position and take your opponents back where you can finish with any number of chokes.
Baret Yoshida Series 9 - Choke from the Back Mount
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In this video Baret teaches one of his favorite chokes. Starting from the Back mount securing the choke as he rolls his opponent under his armpit.
Inside the University 160 - Scoop Back Take from Side Control and Transition to Mount or Back Retention against Escape Part 2
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Xande continues teaching a flow sequence to take your opponent's back and transition to mount when they attempt to hip escape and get their back to the mat. This lesson is about the opportunist. Being able to capitalize on an opportunity could make the difference in any situation.