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Guillotining from Takedowns and using Fronthead Lock Sweeps
     

2 Part Technique - Guillotining from Single leg and Double Leg Takedowns. Sweeping the Opponent using a Front Headlock and securing a Guillotine from Mount to get the submission.
Front Headlock to Seatbelt Control and Countering the Back Control Roll Escape
     

2 Part Technique - The opponent shoots for a takedown and you sprawl and apply the front headlock. You take the back and switch to the Seatbelt Control Position, yet the opponent counters by rolling and trying to hold your legs. You fr...
Posted: 5251 days ago
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Taking the Back from Side Control and the Front Headlock with Crucifix and RNC.
     

2 Part Technique - If you have Side Control, and the opponent is not trying to escape, but defend from further attacks, the option of Taking the Back is available. Turn the opponent to his knees, secure the Seatbelt Control. Now you ca...
North South Choke and North South Choke to Front Headlock
     

2 Part Technique - The North South Choke from Side Control is a great solution when the opponent defends armbars and other submissions that requires space. Now, if the opponent bridges and rolls you over to your back during your North ...
Sprawl to Front Headlock to Guillotine vs Takedown
     

3 Part Technique - The Front Headlock is not only a great position to take the back from, but to Guillotine the opponent as well. Marcelo practically uses this same Guillotine from all positions and situations. If the opponent holds on...
Posted: 5159 days ago
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Sprawl, Crucifix vs Takedown, Rear Naked Choke from Crucifix and Crucifix Armbar
     

2 Part Technique - Your opponent shoots for a takedown and you defend by Sprawling. If the opponent continues to reach and push for the takedown, he exposes himself for the Crucifix. The Crucifix Armbar and Rear Naked Choke are the 2 m...
Front Head Lock, Guillotine Sweep from Butterfly
     

2 Part Technique - You can secure the Front Headlock for the Guillotine Sweep in many situations, but the most common being from an opponent's takedown. If your opponent attempts to move to Side Control, continue the hold and free your...
Sprawl, Front Headlock, Taking the Back, Crucifix, Rear Naked Choke
     

3 Part Technique - The opponent is in a very vulnerable position from the Front Headlock and Taking the Back is a great opportunity in this situation. From the turtle the opponent may expose his arm to the Crucifix position. Use your h...
Guillotine from Front Head Lock, Guillotine vs Half Guard
     

2 Part Technique - Use your wrist from the Front Head Lock to measure if the opponent's neck is vulnerable to the Guillotine. The opponent realizes you are attacking with the Guillotine after you connect your second hand, so he will ge...
Front Headlock, Taking the Back from Front Headlock, Crucifix, Rear Naked Choke, Guillotine
     

2 Part Technique - The Front Headlock is a strong position to either take the opponent's back or choke with the Guillotine. Squeeze your elbows inward to pinch the opponent's head and arm together. This control will create the gap nece...
Front Headlock vs Half Guard, Front Headlock, Taking the Back from Front Headlock
     

2 Part Technique - Prevent the opponent from circling to your back in half guard using a Front Headlock control. It is not the first option you want, but is needed under these circumstances. Turn to your hip and pass like a Turning Pas...
Taking the Back from Front Headlock, Crucifix from Back, Rear Naked Choke from Crucifix
     

2 Part Technique - The Front Headlock is a great position to take the opponent's back. Sprawl against his first single leg attempt and use your knee as a block to circle for Seat Belt Control. Sprawl again if the opponent attempts a se...
Taking the Back vs Single Leg, Front Headlock, Taking the Back from Front Headlock
     

2 Part Technique - Counter the opponent's Single Leg from Side Control by sprawling, swinging your leg away and securing his back. If the opponent switches to attack the other leg, use the Front Headlock and sprawl to secure the situat...
Front Headlock from Standing, Taking the Back from Front Headlock, Crucifix from Back, Guillotine to Front Headlock vs Side Control
     

2 Part Technique - Use the Front Headlock to halt the opponent's takedown and snap him down, exposing his back. Cross the opponent's arm during your snap down for a clear path. It is common for the opponent to mistakenly reach for the ...
Double Over Hook Control from Standing, Harai Goshi, Front Headlock from Standing, Guillotine from Front Headlock, Taking the Back from Front Headlock
     

2 Part Technique - While engaged in a Hand-Fight for inside control from the Stand-Up, slip your arms over opponent's elbows, trapping him inside Double Overhook Control. Do not let him deepen his underhooks, thus allowing him to trump...
Taking the Back from Front Headlock, Sprawl, Seat Belt Control, Front Headlock Control
     

3 Part Lesson - Positioning yourself behind the opponent's elbow will defeat his obstructing Single Leg arm as you run towards his back. As the opponent reaches, sprawl and circle heavily to overpower his arm. If he nabs a strong Singl...
Firemans Carry Takedown, Harai Goshi, Taking the Back from Front Headlock
     

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo incorporates some Nogi Judo into the Stand-Up: [I] One way to successfully finish the Kataguruma or Fireman's Carry, is to make the opponent fall over you, rather than lifting him up into the air. Employ this st...
Arm Thread & Folding Pass vs Knee Shield, Running North South, Taking the Back from Head Lock
     

3 Part Lesson - As the opponent lays into guard and shields his knee against your chest, weave and plant your arm. Grab his wrist and circle heavily to reach behind his neck and force Side Control. The moment he attempts a Single Leg, ...
Arm Thread & Folding Pass vs Knee Shield, Running North South, Taking the Back from Head Lock
     

2 Part Lesson - As the opponent lays into guard and shields his knee against your chest, weave and plant your arm. Grab his wrist and circle heavily to reach behind his neck and force Side Control. The moment he attempts a Single Leg, ...
2on1 Control Series, Sprawl vs Takedown, Front Headlock to Back Control
     

3 Part Lesson - You are attempting the 2on1 Control series from Standing, but the opponent shots during your attack. Sprawl immediately and connect the Front Headlock to run a Back Attack series.
Sprawl, Over Under Reversal, & Collar Choke from Front Head Lock
     

3 Part Lesson - Use the Front Head Lock after sprawling to intertwine an Over Under Reversal or Collar Choke. If the opponent pressures forward and reveals an Under Hook, pummel for the space and twist him to the mat to pin his shoulde...
Taking the Back vs Single Leg & Taking the Back from Front Head Lock
     

3 Part Lesson - Marcelo organizes the methods of taking the opponent's back as he attempts to snatch a Single Leg against your Knee on Belly, Side Control, and after you've secured a Front Head Lock.
Sprawl vs Double Leg → Snap-Down & Spin-Around to Seatbelt → Kibisugaeshi & Kuchikitaoshi `
     

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo reverses a Double into a Takedown of his own: [I] If you see your opponent telegraph his shot on your legs, respond by bracing against his shoulders with your hands as you sprawl back and then make grips to shak...
Double Leg Counter → Spawl to Front Headlock → Taking the Back from Front Headlock
     

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo explains what to do when you realize your opponent has no choice but to rush in and get a takedown to win. One possible solution is to evade and effectively stall the opponent out of his attempts to dive onto yo...
Countering Double Underhooks from Standing → 2on1 to Armdrag → Double Leg Takedown
     

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo reverses his opponent's Double-Under-Hooks into a series of Double-Leg-Take-Downs: [I] Apply Double Overhooks immediately to break his grip and prevent his takedown; you can sequence into a Hip-Throw or even tra...
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