Welcome to MGInAction.com  (log in)   - Need Help? | Invite Friends
SEARCH
Follow us:
  
[Patents pending]
  Marcelo Garcia is now a 4-time ADCC Champion! Congratulations to Marcelo!!!
Technique: 'Guard/Butterfly/Bottom/Controls - Breaking Gi Grips from But...';
Sorting Order: 
select
12
Videos 1 to 25 of 27
Breaking Gi Grips, Cross Arm and Belt Control, 2on1 Control vs Folding Pass, 1 Leg X Guard Entry
     
3 Part Lesson - Controlling the opponent's hands will handicap his ability to hold you down, so break his grips before he can pass or immobilize your guard. Use your feet to push and keep the distance and cross his arm to thwart his at...
Posted: 2 days ago
411 views
Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, Foot Wipe, 2on1 Control vs Folding Pass, Cross Arm and Belt Control
     
2 Part Lesson - Controlling the opponent's hands will handicap his ability to hold you down, so break his grips before he can pass or immobilize your guard. Use your feet to push and keep the distance and cross his arm to thwart his at...
Posted: 2 days ago
256 views
Hand Fighting from Butterfly, Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Butterfly
     
2 Part Technique - Battling for grips is crucial while fighting from the Seated Guard. You cannot let your opponent grab onto your collars or pants. If he grabs onto your collar, immediately address the problem with both hands and yank...
Posted: 214 days ago
25763 views
Foot Wipe Escape vs Side Control, Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, Foot Wipe Escape vs Knee on Belly
     
3 Part Technique - Defending the guard pass from butterfly doesn't just end with recovering your guard; you must also address the removal of whichever grips your opponent used to attack. Whether against a Circle Pass or the onset of Kn...
Posted: 262 days ago
31989 views
Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, Guard Recovery vs Toreando Pass
     
2 Part Technique - The Torreando Pass is a formidable answer to the Butterfly Guard, but all is not lost if you fail to prevent your opponent from making his grips on your pants. Choosing to attack one of his wrists, break his grip by ...
Posted: 337 days ago
36660 views
2on1 Control, Cross Arm and Belt Control, Cross Arm and Belt Control Sweep from Butterfly
     
3 Part Technique - Tempt the opponent and force initiation into 2on1 Control by slightly exposing your wrist. As the opponent reaches to grab, counter control. If the opponent grips your sleeve and you cannot break it, use your feet on...
Posted: 364 days ago
38022 views
Omoplata from Butterfly, Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, 2on1 Control from Butterfly, Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Butterfly
     
4 Part Technique - As an opponent holds your legs to pass, plant your feet against his hips. Control the elbow and shift away to expose the opponent's arm to being attacked. If the opponent is further forward, you will not have the roo...
Posted: 436 days ago
42742 views
Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, Tripod Sweep from Open Guard, Back Step Half Guard Pass Counter
     
3 Part Technique - Your opponent may get the best of you while hand fighting and grab your collar as he steps inside your Butterfly Guard. In order to break the grip, you will need to fall back into Open Guard as you yank his hand forw...
Posted: 476 days ago
44146 views
Hand Fighting, Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, 2on1, Tripod Sweep, 1Leg X Guard
     
2 Part Technique - Do not fall onto your back if your opponent lifts your feet up off the mat; If he or she is quick, you will be defending against a pass off your back shortly after. Instead, remain upright, circle your ankles out of ...
Posted: 492 days ago
44161 views
Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, 2on1, Reverse Hook Sweep, X Guard Sweep
     
3 Part Technique - Pay attention to your opponent's entry into your Butterfly Guard, he may try to reach for either your collar or an underhook. Halt his forward progress by placing your feet on his hips, especially if he makes his gri...
Posted: 505 days ago
44972 views
2on1 Control from Butterfly, Hand Fighting from Butterfly, Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Butterfly
     
2 Part Technique - Hand Fighting to establishing the first control starts your path to sweeping, which snow balls your momentum into victory. Use your hands to block his grips, while flowing inside to find wrist control. Whether the op...
Posted: 550 days ago
44831 views
Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, 2on1 Control from Butterfly, Push Kick Sweep from Butterfly, 1Leg X Guard Sweep
     
3 Part Technique - Your opponent rightly will try to limit your mobility in Butterfly Guard by flattening you on your back, forcing you to play from Open Guard. Strip his grip off of your collar with both hands, using your feet to push...
Posted: 574 days ago
47155 views
Grip Breaking from Butterfly, Cross Arm & Belt Sweep, Collar & Wrist Control, Hook Sweep from Butterfly
     
2 Part Technique - You have to have the attitude that when battling in the hand fight from your butterfly, you are going to make your grips first. If you don't and your opponent sets his hands on your gi, immediately work to strip them...
Posted: 574 days ago
47310 views
Double Under Control, Cross Arm and Belt Control, Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Butterfly, Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly
     
2 Part Technique - Trap the opponent's arm with your elbow as he pummels against your Double Under Control. His sleeve will now be easy to grip for the Cross Arm and Belt, a very dominant control for sweeping. When the opponent realize...
Posted: 631 days ago
46317 views
Hand Fighting from Butterfly, Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, Cross Arm and Belt Control from Butterfly, Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Butterfly, Elbow Control Armbar from Butterfly
     
2 Part Technique - Place your feet on your opponent's hips to help remove his collar grip before he can close the distance and begin passing. Form a pistol grip on his sleeve, tucking his hand under your wrist and close the distance wi...
Posted: 764 days ago
48457 views
Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, 2on1 Control from Butterfly, Cross Arm and Belt Control from Butterfly, Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Butterfly, 2on1 Control Escape vs Side Control
     
2 Part Technique - After an opponent knocks you flat onto your back from butterfly to pass your guard, immediately remove his grip on your collar(s) with both hands and apply 2on1 Control. Make sure to tuck his wrist under your pistol ...
Posted: 792 days ago
48221 views
Breaking Gi Grips from Butterfly, 1Leg X Guard Entry from Single Leg Control, and 1Leg X Guard Sweep, Cross Arm and Belt Control from Butterfly, and Cross Arm and Belt Control Sweep
     
2 Part Technique - If the opponent secures your collar after taking a step inside, remove his grip and gain control over his sleeve. Bring your hook inside for Single Leg Control and push his arm across his body to clear space to enter...
Posted: 855 days ago
50552 views
Elbow Control Armbar from Butterfly
     
2 Part Technique - Pinch the opponent's hand with your armpit while securing an Elbow Control to turn his arm upwards. Scoot and raise your hips forward to bend the opponent's arm for the submission. 2 common situations for this techni...
Posted: 1019 days ago
55090 views
2on1 Control, Cross Arm and Belt Sweeps, Over Under Control Hook Sweep
     
2 Part Technique - It is vitally important you immediately break the opponent's collar grip to defend his guard pass. Use the 2on1 Control for assistance in transitioning into the more dominant Cross Arm and Belt Control. If the oppone...
Posted: 1053 days ago
55343 views
Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Butterfly
     
2 Part Technique - The Cross Arm and Belt Sweep was Marcelo's strongest sweep as a purple belt. After breaking the opponent's grip from your lapel, use the Cross Arm and Belt Control to take advantage of the situation. It is best to no...
Posted: 1108 days ago
56357 views
Omoplata to Triangle
     
2 Part Technique - If the opponent resists the Omoplata Submission by trying to pull their arm out, switch to the triangle for a strong and secure submission.
Posted: 1180 days ago
57917 views
Breaking Grips and Cross Arm and Belt Reversal
     
2 Part Technique - The opponent pushes your back to the mat to try and pass. Immediately place your feet on the hips and push while breaking the grip on your lapel. Maintaining a control on the sleeve once the grip is broken. If the op...
Posted: 1191 days ago
57531 views
Over / Under Hook Sweep when the opponent grabs your legs.
     
2 Part Technique - Immediately break the grips when an opponent tries to establish a control. Now, grab around the opponent to impose your own. When the opponent pulls an arm out to regain control and mobility, quickly Hook Sweep with ...
Posted: 1198 days ago
56626 views
Hand Fighting for Controls
     
2 Part Technique - Before you can establish controls to perform various sweeps, you must Hand Fight first. Use Hand Fighting to prevent the opponent from establishing grips while being offensive for your own controls and grips. Sometim...
Posted: 1213 days ago
58277 views
Countering Guard Passes and when the opponent tries to establish Side Control
     
2 Part Technique - When the opponent puts your back to the mat to pass your guard, you must keep your feet inside and push back to reset yourself into the Butterfly Guard. If the opponent is able to get under a leg to start Stack Passi...
Posted: 1219 days ago
58577 views

Featured Videos Videos Being Watched Now
Videos 1 to 5 of 25
Elbow Control Armbar from Butterfly, Bridge Escape from Side Guard, Knee on Belly to Back Control
     
Knee Across Pass vs Butterfly
     
275 days ago
10489 views
Omoplata Escape
     
2 Part Technique - The best Omoplata escape is to posture and free your arm first. However, may...
1185 days ago
56863 views
Armbar Escape vs Closed Guard
     
770 days ago
18115 views
Turtle to Back Control, 2on1 Seatbelt from Back, Crucifix from Back
     

Keyword Search
Category            
Keyword Search

Browse All Techniques
Expand All Folders Collapse All Folders
Daily Archives
Monthly Archives

Copyright MGInAction, LLC.
Privacy Policy | Help & Advice | Terms & Conditions
250 W 26th St. | 3rd Floor | New York, NY 10001 | +1-212-947-0300