There are two important safety measures to stay pretty safe in BJJ. Number one: Choose your training partner wisely. If
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Three ways to re-guard
After your opponent has passed your guard and tries to settle into a solid side control you should try to
Continue readingBasic movements/drills for the ground
Bottom player (Technical stand-up –> Stand-up) Shrimp –> Guard recovery Invert –> Guard retention Bridge –> Sweep Hip-Bump –> Come-up
Continue readingGuards ordered by distance (Selection)
The order is based on the distance between your and your opponents hips. Long range: Spider (Gi), Lasso (Gi), Classic
Continue readingFlowcharts for BJJ
The following list shows flowcharts for the main ground positions. Guard Closed Guard ▼ Open Guard ▼ Half Guard ▼
Continue readingInside Sankaku (aka. Cross inside ashi garami)
Position Entries
Continue readingLeglock-Positions
Default Positions (Straight) (Unlocked) Ashi Garami (aka. Single Leg X Guard or Irimi Ashi Garami) (Straight) Outside Ashi Garami (Straight)
Continue readingSubmissions ordered by body parts (No-Gi)
Hips/Legs Joint Locks Toe Hold (Variation: Estima Lock, Corkscrew Footlock) Kneebar (Variation: Dogbar, Lateral Kneebar) Heel Hook (Variations: Inside Heel
Continue readingMMA Ground fighting meta (BJJ vs. Wrestling)
Always prefer the top position, cause your striking will be way more effective. If you are in a bot position
Continue readingGround fight position hierarchy
Overview Position Action Submissions (No Gi) Back Mount (Back) Finish Rear naked [ch], Armbar [jl], Neck crank [jl] Mount (Top)
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