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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: 5254 days ago
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Bridge and Foot Wipe vs Side Control
     
Half Guard Turning Pass Counter, Elbow Push Escape vs Side Control
     

Create a small frame to release the Turning Pass's pressure by using a strong bridge and wedging your elbows inside. The opponent will either hold the position or attempt to pass. If he holds, use your foot hook to start sweeping. If t...
Posted: 4906 days ago
 8126 views
Hip Roll Escape vs Side Control, Sit Up Escape vs Side Control
     

Marcelo and his students discuss how to properly perform the Hip Roll Escape. Start by freeing your nearside shoulder, via control over your opponent's farside wrist. Once you are on your side and have pushed his arm down by your legs,...
Posted: 4611 days ago
 2880 views
Elbow Push Escape vs Side Control, Bicep Push Escape vs Side Control
     

Diego and Marcelo discuss what to do when your opponent figures out how to circle out of the Elbow Push Escape. Rather than Hip Roll away, a stronger option is to switch your hips, redirecting your push into his bicep. With your legs n...
Posted: 4524 days ago
 1665 views
Sit Up Escape vs Side Control, Elbow Control Armbar, Hook Sweep vs Body Lock from Side Control
     

Paul and Marcelo discuss various options and scenarios from the Sit Up Escape vs Side Control. If the opponent doesn't give up trying to establish on top while you sit up, he can be reversed in a way similar to the Hip Turn Escape. If ...
Frame Escape vs Underhook & Head Control → Sit Up Escape vs Side Control → Biceps Push Escape vs Side Control → Elbow Push Escape vs Side Control
     
Butt-Scooting Strategies
     

Marcelo helps Jon fix postural problems when his opponent attempts a Cartwheel Pass against his Seated/Butterfly (Open) Guard. Aggressively approaching your opponent from the Seated Position clearly helps indicate which contestant is t...
Escape vs Side Control
     

Marcelo explains the idea of a "Side Guard". Sometimes, it is more energy efficient to let your opponent pass your guard and immediately defend his Side Control than it is to fend off his pass from a weak guard. Of course, this only ap...
Elbow Push Escape, 2on1 Control Escape vs Side Control, Single Leg vs Side Control
     

Marcelo walks around his class and troubleshoots the lesson of the day for his students.
Determining Situations and Developing yourself Creatively
     

Develop your own personal creative capacity to play Jiu-Jitsu by imagining a variety of situations that can occur from one particular position. Instead of purely focusing on one move, recognizing your options will allow you to express ...
Hip Roll Escape vs Side Control, Back Escape, 2on1 Control Escape vs Side Control
     

As long as your opponent cannot connect his hands together for the Seatbelt, you risk no immediate danger from getting your back taken with the hooks alone; It is when your upper back is covered that you need to worry. If your opponent...
Push to Open Guard → Foot Wipe Escape Guard Recovery
     

Jon asks Marcelo about their exchange in a recent roll: If you post on your opponent's belly with your hand to pass, keep your elbow slightly bent to avoid over-extending and also increase your agility. Extending your arms forces you t...
Arm Trap Reversal from Side Control
     

Marcelo explains to our special guest, Matt Arroyo, how he managed to reverse Matt's "money pass" in this after-class discussion.
Posted: 4215 days ago
 819 views
Guard Recovery vs Toreando Pass, Elbow Push Escape vs Side Control, Hip Turn vs Reverse Side Control, Sit Up Escape vs Side Control
     
Sit Up & Elbow Push Escape
     

Marcelo explains how to defend Side Control by staying upright, maintaining a post on the mat, and blocking against the opponent's oncoming weight.
Posted: 2480 days ago
 767 views
The “Hip Shovel” Technique
     

Paul explains to Gerry that the same hip movement used in the Hip Shovel Sweep against Side Control can be applied while playing the Half Guard.
Sit Up Escape vs Side Control, Back Down Guard Recovery Escape vs Body Lock from Side Control
     
Hip Roll Escape vs Side Control, Elbow Push Escape vs Side Control
     

If the opponent brings your escaping to a halt, analyze and relieve his shoulder to head pressure by working towards or creating openings.
Posted: 3939 days ago
 698 views
Breaking Gi Grips vs Stacking Pass, Elbow Push vs Stacking Pass, Foot Wipe vs Stacking Pass
     

Marcelo walks around during his Advanced Class to supervise his students' drilling of the lesson on Escaping the Single Leg Stacking Pass.
Open-Elbow Theory & Practice
     

Marcelo explains the subtle, yet critical aspect of keeping track of your elbows in relation to your upper body when defending against and opponent's under-hooks and/or recovering from bottom position: Keep your elbows tight against yo...
Aoki-Lock Defense
     

Marcelo counters a foot-lock that is gaining in popularity amidst competitors who are willing to skirt the rules in the gi: If your opponent attacks your ankle by hugging around it with an over-hook, quickly slip your foot free heel fi...
Bridge-Escapes, Frame-Escape vs Under-Hook & Head-Control, Single-Leg vs Side-Control
     

2-Part Advanced Lesson -- Marcelo performs a set of late escapes from bottom Side-Mount: Try your best to not let go of any momentum if your opponent hits a pass and lands with Side-Control; oftentimes, you still have enough time to ra...
1Leg X Guard Entry from Single Leg Control vs Mount
     

Marcelo helps Phil troubleshoot a transition from a Kneeling Single-Leg Takedown/Sweep into Single-Leg X-Guard: If you decide that you cannot easily come up with your opponent's leg when turning inward for a Single, you can switch for ...
Butterfly Recovery vs Standing Pass
     

Marcelo and Jimmy help Jon figure out a way to prevent an opponent from landing a Steering-Wheel or Long-Step Pass against the Butterfly-Guard: Club your opponent strongly against their neck with a Collar-Tie as you turn your entire bo...
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