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Posture vs Rubber Guard, Omoplata Escape, Leg Pull Escape
     
3 Part Lesson - Connect your hands and posture against the opponent's Rubber Guard to void his Omoplata. Prevent his foot from lacing into your support leg and rotate your thumb down throughout the escape. After shaking the opponent of...
Posted: 16 days ago
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Arm Triangle Defense, Sit Out vs Front Headlock, Guillotine Escape
     
2 Part Technique - Marcelo devotes this lesson to preparing his competitors for a well-timed sprawl against a takedown. Before your opponent has a chance to arm triangle your extended arms, go into protective mode, hiding your neck and...
Posted: 226 days ago
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Omoplata Escape vs Butterfly
     
2 Part Technique - Posturing with a strong foundation is key in escaping an Omoplata. Control the opponent's top foot before he uses it to weave further, interlocking the submission.
Posted: 245 days ago
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Breaking Gi Grips vs Butterfly, Posture Escape vs Rubber Guard .
     
3 Part Technique - Sometimes your opponent is too strong to simply yank yourself free from his 2on1 Control, and pulling backward just isn't enough room to break his grip. This is an ideal time to whip out of his control by snapping a ...
Posted: 337 days ago
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Circle Pass vs Spider Hook, Omoplata Escape
     
2 Part Technique - If an opponent manages to avoid your crossface and half mount when he inverts with a lasso hook from Spider Guard, immediately yank your arm out of danger. But, if your arm is stuck, drop your knee on top of his legs...
Posted: 499 days ago
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Posture Escape vs Triangle, Omoplata Escape vs Butterfly
     
3 Part Technique - Sometimes you wind up falling into the triangle. Before your opponent has a chance to capitalize on your misfortune, immediately begin posturing up and away from being pulled down into the submission by grabbing onto...
Posted: 750 days ago
47723 views
Posture Escape vs Rubber Guard, Omoplata Escape
     
2 Part Technique - Pressure forward and stack the opponent to stall his initial rubber guard attack. Stacking puts you in a strong position to posture and stand. Remember to keep your thumb pointing down while pulling your arm free. If...
Posted: 797 days ago
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Omoplata Escape
     
2 Part Technique - Your first reaction to escaping the Omoplata is to immediately pull your arm free when the opponent swings his leg over. Standing and ripping your arm out will require more strength. If the opponent progresses furthe...
Posted: 869 days ago
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Omoplata Escape
     
2 Part Technique - The best Omoplata escape is to posture and free your arm first. However, maybe the opponent has advanced further into the Omoplata, so it is not always the case. Even though rolling is a great escape from the submiss...
Posted: 1184 days ago
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Omoplata Escape and Counter
     
2 Part Technique - Standing and pulling your arm out is a great way to escape the Omoplata. However, if the opponent is a head in position, rolling on your shoulders is the favorable counter.
Posted: 1262 days ago
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