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Help preventing Armbars from Sidecontrol and Mount
     

Marcelo discusses scenarios to prevent being exposed for Armbars from Sidecontrol and Mount by keeping your elbows in close. He then shows a great way to escape Sidecontrol by using the Elbow Push technique.
Posted: 5256 days ago
 15136 views
Finishing with the armbar when the opponent holds
     
Countering the Single Leg Takedown with the Guillotine
     
Hand Fighting from Standing, Collar Control from Standing, Double Leg Takedown
     

Kurt "Batman" Pellegrino shares with Marcelo a Double Leg Takedown set-up off of countering a Russian Tie he calls "The Surfer". He approaches with a Collar Tie-Up and baits his opponent to remove it into 2on1 Control. While he is preo...
Guillotine vs Takedown, Armdrag, Hand Fighting from Standing, Double Wrist Control, Single Leg Takedown, Double Leg Takedown
     

Marcelo, Paul Schreiner, Marc Laimon, and Johny Hendricks discuss everything from Gi & Nogi Strategies, to drilling preferences, to wrestling techniques, and more.
Hand Fighting from Standing, Single Leg Takedown
     

Marcelo Garcia and 2x NCAA Div. I Wrestling Champion, Johny "Bigg Rigg" Hendricks, work on setting up takedowns after class. The UFC Fighter reiterates several important principles from wrestling that translate directly into the world ...
Posted: 4113 days ago
 1932 views
Kimura Grip Seatbelt from Back, Crucifix vs Takedown, Seat belt Control from Back
     

Marcelo and Atos help Bryan understand his optimal path when defending a Single with a "Kimura-Grip" configuration, and specifically when targeting the opponent's arm for a combinational counter-attack with a "Crucifix": If using a Kim...
Developing Tempo
     

You're fighting at a consistent pace in search of an opportunity to score and the moment arises. Turn up the tempo and accelerate through the obstacle and return to your original tempo once the aftermath settles. You must develop the a...
Posted: 3730 days ago
 1151 views
2on1-Drag from Standing, Drop Kouchi, Single Leg Takedown
     

Ali askes Marcelo why his 2on1 Drag to Drop Kouchi Single is getting stuffed with a Knee Slide. Marcelo reasons that the problem lies within the set-up: an armdrag must be a sudden action; if you are more explicitly deliberate in cross...
Kataguruma & Haraigoshi
     

Marcelo walks around class and personally instructs his students in the various nogi setups for Judo throws.
Double Leg Takedown
     

Olympic Silver Medalist and #4 UFC Woman's Bantamweight Contender, Sara McMann helps Jon out with finishing his Double Leg Takedown. Watch the main event at UFC 170: Rousey vs McMann on Saturday, February 22nd to see Sara challenge "Ro...
Posted: 3721 days ago
 1027 views
NYC Grand Slam Recap + Bonus Belt Promotion
     

Marcelo and his school celebrate their 4th New York City title this year, having claimed 1st Place at all four 2014 IBJJF NYC tournaments. Special guest, Leandro Lo, joins in on the fun and Marcelo promotes a well-deserved visitor from...
Posted: 3469 days ago
 902 views
Uchi Mata vs Single Leg
     

Marcelo observes and answers questions as his student's drill the Uchi Mata against the Single Leg Takedown.
Posted: 3616 days ago
 785 views
Armdrag, Double Leg, Foot Sweep
     

Marcelo explains the fast exchange within the Arm Drag from standing and recommends the Foot Sweep to assist the Double Leg Takedown.
Posted: 3842 days ago
 706 views
2 Safety Concerns for Stand-Up
     

Marcelo splits his Expert Class into two groups; those above and those below 170lbs (~77kg). Dillon & Matheus explain the rules for Stand-Up Grappling: No flying scissor takedowns, no jumping on the legs, and no buries, i.e. no outside...
Versatility, Adaptation & Resilience
     

Marcelo speaks on his early development regarding his inhibitions and mindset when practicing with or without the kimono for tournaments.
Posted: 2965 days ago
 589 views
Pumphandle Gi Grip, Single Leg to Double Leg Takedown, Outside Single
     

Marcelo insists on claiming a lapel as Jon tries to finish his Single Leg Takedown. The Pumphandle Grip between the legs helps prevent much of the opponent's planned defense from Standing. If his knees are close together, try to gather...
Leg Pull Counter vs Deep Half Guard
     

Marcelo demystifies an under-utilized Single-Leg Counter to help Hudson sharpen a Lapel-Assisted Sweep: When playing to sweep/reverse your partner or opponent from a Deep-Half-Guard (Faria, et al.) by feeding and securing a jacket's la...
Drilling Your Finishing Sequences from A to Z
     

Marcelo instructs his Advanced Class to practice ending combinations from feet to floor: Learn to look further ahead during your matches so that you can execute a plan from the start and build up momentum towards an eventual submission...
Takedown vs Guillotine
     

Marcelo talks about strategies and tactics concerning defense against the Guillotine Choke when attacking a Single Leg Takedown.
Fighting from Standing
     

Marcelo runs a specific-training for developing strong, rudimentary stand-up skills, and speaks on its importance in regards to breaking an opponent down simply by positing a strong, defensive stance on your feet: The pace one can set ...
Strategies for ADCC Rules
     

Marcelo, Jon, Scott, and Matheus talk about ADCC-style rulesets: Setting a hard, steady, and fast pace right from the get-go is a great way to throw off your opponent's rhythm for dragging you into deep water and eking out minor decisi...
Guillotine-Choke vs Single-Leg Take-Down
     

Marcelo finds the finish regardless of which leg his opponent captures: The important thing to remember when pulling an opponent down to the mat with their head caught in a Guillotine Choke is to not allow them to pass towards the side...
Preventing Accidents When Training Stand-Up
     

Marcelo & Matheus demonstrate which techniques you should never try when sparring on the feet: Don't ever jump-short, hang, or swing yourself to take your partner's back; you may drop to the mat or kick out their knees from behind with...
Energizing the Scramble
     

Marcelo shares knowledge about when to expend copious effort: Progression is not just a matter of leading yourself into the right direction positionally, if your opponent is well attuned, they will be anticipating your advancement and ...
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