A 201 lesson showcasing a submission with the gi when opponent pressures to pass the half guard.

Adapting from the punch choke transitioning into an over hook triangle choke without having to pass the arm in the traditional manner.

An adapted loop choke that allows for framing inside the half guard by using a thumb down grip ensuring the control of distance as the knee shield is broken down across the hips.

Teaching the basic 10th Planet Lockdown to setup chains of sweeps and submissions

First Half Guard that should be learned as the core setup and cue for other sweeps and attacks.

A wrestling takedown to a controlled head and arm takedown with a winding drop.This is followed by a scarf hold pin control into a double threat leg based submission chain of knee pinch arm bar or figure 4 Americana .

A form of body drop that uses level changing in a winding motion or cork screwing into the ground.Known in Japanese as makikomi winding and toshi which is dropping.

Once the defensive layers are learned the offensive entries are introduced.The first fundamental entry is the standing pummel.It will give an understanding of leverage and penetration for upper body throws.

A 201 pass based on the etymology of the Torreando pass and culminating in the over /under pass as a pass initiated on its own by trapping one leg with an over hook and the other leg with an under hook.This is known as a pressure pass.

A combination sweep from a stripped SLX to an X-Guard transition followed by an X-Guard outside Ashigarami sweep finished with an outside heel hook.

Single x outside ashigarami sweep with heel hook submission finish.Breaking and digging mechanics are broken down.

Butterfly guard sweep against opponents attempt to past and post

A lesson that demonstrates a butterfly guard pass and several solutions to regarding and submitting the opponent during the pass

Butterfly guard sweep set up from two main positions. Position one which is technical sit and standup and shoulder drop to bridge. If opponent posts with hand single butterfly sweep is used.If opponent posts with knee the kick out is used. If they are trying to float then the scissor is used. At ...

Learning to give oneself options is very important to increase results and overcome resistance.In this lesson an arm bar from guard is demonstrated and when resistance is given it is switched into a sweep.

Introduction to the reverse Kimura grip and its use to hit the scissor/rollover sweep, single leg elevator sweep and the flower sweep

S-mount offers a base to attack chokes, armbars and triangles.This video problem solves very good Defense of the opponent with hip escape and hiding arms.

There are several different ways to make it difficult for capturing the s-mount position and the submissions associated with this position.Following concepts that make the s-mount effective one can overcome crossed arms or tight hidden elbows by attacking and securing key areas.

Top Mount Module.A break down of the transition to the mounted position and the steps involved in setting up the primary submission in mount.The s mount Armbar is a fundamental and staple attack when in this position.

This is the first 3 passing movements to work in an fyjj format building up resistance with every pass until it is 100% resistance with the handicap rules of only using frames and butterfly to stop the passes.

Following up from the first submission chin strap to guillotine pass, resistance is given to the guillotine wrist and two more submission based reactions are followed up on.Mounted guillotine and gambler grip back step guillotine

Using the chin strap module against an opponent that is using the sit up guard. This is one of the first of several variations overcoming the guard with the threat of submission.In this case finishing with the guillotine.

A continuation of half guard to open or closed guard with an over hook to setup the triangle choke.Key detail will be the pressure applied from the overhook so that the shoulder is internally rotated and pressing the other side of the neck opposite the leg.

The strategy of combining sweeps through action and reaction to create momentum and timing.This lesson will lead to part two which is transitioning from half guard sweeping to deep half entry and 3 combination sweeps from deep half guard.