“This is a special Veterans Day bonus technique we shot along with the Jocko Willink article.
Not long ago, I had the pleasure to link up with Jocko and my old buddy Echo Charles, who happens to be the producer and co-host of the Jocko Podcast. We spent an afternoon at his Victory MMA academy in San Diego and they were gracious enough to show some technique as well have a sit-down and talk a little about Jocko’s service and interest in jiu-jitsu. As an added bonus Dean Lister was in the house and he also provided some gems. We all know Dean Lister as “the Boogey Man” on the mats, but he is also the proud son of a U.S. Marine veteran.” – JiuJitsuMagazine
On behalf of wbbjj.com, I would like to acknowledge and thank all of the veterans who have given up a significant piece of their freedom in an effort to see to it that the rest of ours is fully preserved. #GetSome
This Fit to Fight Republic®️ video features me showing one of my favorite Hail Mary techniques, the baseball bat choke from the bottom. This deceptive choke is a powerful tool when you realize your guard is inevitably passed. It works in conjunction with your framing defense preceding it, and sometimes even people who see it coming will still get caught too far in to defend it. I hope you like it.
So many battles are determined before the match hits the mat. Your chances of winning a match are significantly greater if you are able to land a takedown to start things off.
Knowing how to properly grip fight will also keep you from being taken down!
Special thanks to Nick “Chewjitsu” Albin for making this video for the white belt BJJ audience!
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In this tutorial, Erin Herle shows how to save your progress by securing side control, after passing guard in BJJ, by controlling the hips and shoulders.
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Many Judo throws lead naturally to Kesa-Gatame, since the classic judo hold places one grip on the opponent’s lapel and one grip near the opponent’s elbow. Then as one enters the ground phase, one arm goes around the opponent’s neck and the other arm secures the opponent’s arm. In The Canon Of Judo, Kyuzo Mifune points out that tori’s arm should lift uke’s head and tori’s leg should be under uke’s shoulder.
This is a strong position that can be a helluva thing to escape. This video teaches you how to use it in a strong, offensive manner!