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Inverted Armbar from Butterfly Lift with Armbar counter.
     

3 Part Technique - Inverted Armbar from Butterfly Lift. If the opponent counters by rolling, a traditional Armbar is available.
Posted: 5713 days ago
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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.
Omoplata from Closed Guard, Guillotine, North South Choke
     

2 Part Technique - The Omoplata is a great technique to either submit your opponent or force the sweep to score points. It is important to chop down heavily with your leg for a successful Omoplata. It is common for your opponent to rol...
Omoplata from Closed Guard, North South Choke from Side Control, Guillotine from Side Control
     

2 Part Technique - Your opponent will commonly roll onto his back in order to escape from being submitted by the omoplata, though he isn't out of danger yet. Continue to retain control over his arm with your legs and use your hands to ...
Omoplata from Closed Guard, Spiral Armbar from Omoplata
     

2 Part Technique - There is always somebody stronger than you. Realize this truth and prepare yourself for when an opponent relies on this advantage against you. He may try to stall your Omoplata from Closed Guard by grabbing onto his ...
Posted: 5159 days ago
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Armbar from Triangle, Elbow Push vs Stacking Pass
     

2 Part Technique - If your opponent attempts to escape your Triangle by wedging his knee inside, and pulling out his head and arm, respond by capturing his wrist and finishing him with a quick armbar. The move must be attacked swiftly,...
Posted: 5090 days ago
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2on1 from Closed Guard, Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Half Guard, Inverted Armbar from Butterfly
     

3 Part Technique - Use 2on1 to break the opponent's posture down. As he forces Half Guard, transition into Cross Arm and Belt Control for an very controlling sweep with twisting motion. If the opponent holds the position to prevent any...
Guillotine from Closed Guard, Guillotine from Front Headlock
     

2 Part Technique - You may wind up in Closed Guard with a Guillotine Choke sunk in, but your opponent has managed to defend the finish by preventing your elbow from shelving on his shoulder. When this happens, use your legs to climb up...
Posted: 5046 days ago
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Guillotine from Closed Guard, Guillotine from Mount
     

2 Part Technique - Finishing the Guillotine Choke from Closed Guard is a matter of preventing your opponent from countering with forward pressure by blocking his shoulder with your elbow. Clear a path for your elbow by pushing his hips...
Posted: 4978 days ago
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Triangle from Closed Guard, Omoplata from Triangle
     

3 Part Technique - If you happen upon a deep overhook, or Whizzer, while playing from Closed Guard, you are one quick move away from isolating your opponent's head and arm for the Triangle Choke. Either push his wrist into his chest to...
Posted: 4954 days ago
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Guillotine from Closed Guard
     

2 Part Technique - Raising your elbow on top of your opponent's shoulder nearly guarantees the finish for the Guillotine Choke, even from the Closed Guard. Rather than let him drive his shoulders onto your chest, hip escape and clear h...
Posted: 4897 days ago
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Hip Bump Sweep from Closed Guard, Strong Hip Escape vs Double Under Control, Frame Escape vs Double Under Control, Omoplata from Open Guard
     

3 Part Technique - In the first portion of the lesson, Marcelo has Henrique and Paul demonstrate what to do when you need to attack an opponent who is determined to keep himself inside your Closed Guard. Placing one hand behind yoursel...
Closed Guard to Butterfly Guard, 2on1 Control from Butterfly, Over Under Control Hook Sweep from Butterfly,
     

2 Part Technique - Transition to Butterfly Guard using 2on1 to counter an opponent holding your hips in Closed Guard. Connect to Over Under Control from 2on1 and Hook Sweep. Follow the opponent with your hook as he circles away. Reach ...
Omoplata from Closed Guard, Hook Sweep from Butterfly, Omoplata from Hook Sweep
     

2 Part Technique - If your opponent is reluctant to press forward while inside your Closed Guard, prevent him from retracting by trapping one of his hands to the mat with Head Control and escaping your hip. Once his arm is pinched onto...
Omoplata from Closed Guard, Short Hook Sweep from Butterfly, Omoplata from Open Guard
     

3 Part Technique - After breaking the opponent's grip from Closed Guard, pivot his arm to expose his elbow. Controlling the opponent's elbow is crucial in successfully using Omoplatas. Swing your leg over and pin the opponent's shoulde...
Posture Escape vs Triangle, Triangle from Closed Guard, Pendulum Sweep from Closed Guard, Handstand Sweep from Closed Guard
     

2 Part Technique - An opponent will commonly use sweep attempts into forcing you to post an arm, exposing you momentarily to his triangle attacks. Recognize his intentions as you stand to break his Closed Guard and defend accurately wi...
Closed Guard to Open Guard, 2on1 from Closed Guard, Footlock Escape from Open Guard
     

3 Part Technique - Protect yourself against Leg Attacks when transitioning between guards, by posting and hooking your feet in front of the opponent. Your feet and legs are vulnerable to being in danger when loose or pocketed against t...
2on1 from Closed Guard, Closed Guard to Butterfly Guard, Cross Arm and Belt Control from Butterfly
     

2 Part Technique - Be wary of the leglock when you open your Closed Guard; establish a 2on1 first and then work your feet onto his hip to sit up into Butterfly Guard. If he remains tight around your hips, plant your foot on the mat and...
Overhook & Wrist Control from Butterfly, Triangle Choke from Butterfly, Armbar vs Triangle Escape ~
     

3 Part Technique — When you scoot to close the distance from Butterfly Guard, make sure to check your opponent's hands from gripping against your advance. Fight for an inside-elbow-tie, placing your foot onto his hip as you wrap around...
2on1 from Closed Guard, Partial X Guard Entry, Takedown Sweep from Partial X Guard, Guard Recovery vs Failed Folding Pass, Cross Arm and Belt Sweep from Half Guard
     

2 Part Technique — When you are feeling uncomfortable playing Closed Guard and need to transition out to a better position, do so with 2on1 Control. As you opponent bases his leg to defend the control, uncross your ankles and hoist his...
Breaking Posture, Omoplata from Closed Guard, Omoplata from Omoplata
     

2 Part Lesson - Break the opponent's posture, torque his arm, and hip escape away into the Omoplata. Contain his arm if he rolls through and Re-Omoplata while focusing on that controlled arm.
Omoplata from Closed Guard, Omoplata from Omoplata
     

3 Part Lesson - Break the opponent's posture, torque his arm, and hip escape away into the attack. Contain his arm if he rolls through and Re-Omoplata while focusing on that controlled arm. If the opponent reaches into you after his ro...
Posted: 4323 days ago
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Underhook & Head Control from Mount, Triangle from Mount, Armbar from Triangle Choke
     

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo teaches two finishes after collecting his opponent's head and arm from the Mount: [I] You can still apply the Triangle from Mount even if your opponent is able to connect his hands together during your attack. I...
Collar and Wrist Control from Butterfly, Triangle from Butterfly, 2on1 Control from Butterfly, Inverted Armbar from Triangle Choke
     

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo finds two finishes despite his opponent's defense in the Triangle: [I] Tug your opponent inside of the Triangle with Collar & Sleeve Control. If he defends by building a frame with his hands, pull his arm away f...
Preventing the Triangle and Leg Attacks after you
     

2 Part Lesson - Your opponent's retaliations will dictate how you finish your move. He will either continuously defend your attack, or change his tactics offensively once he's recognized he's lost the battle. For example, the opponent ...
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