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BJJ Self Defense Part 2: Escaping the Mount
The first time I ever saw the Mount position was during a schoolyard fight in grade one. One kid pushed the other kid...
3 Ways to Safely Control an Opponent on the Ground for Self Defense.
Reverse lapeloplatas and inside-out upside-down berimbolos might be fun to train and effective for some guys in high ...
What Do White Belts Need to Learn in Their 1st Year of BJJ?
by guest author Mark Mullen
I’m currently in Rio de Janeiro doing a little training in BJJ. While here I have met a ...
Learn to escape the mount when fighting a much heavier opponent
Black belt Emily Kwok teaches a great way to escape the mount when the opponent is way heavier than you. It applies t...
Learn how to escape from the mount with Garry Tonon
Brown Belt Garry Tonon, from GMA academy Brunswick BJJ, in New jersey, has some escapes from the mount to teach. It’s...
How to Stabilise Mount Against a Bigger, Stronger Opponent
Many smaller grapplers avoid the mount position because they feel it’s too easy for a larger opponent to simply throw...
GMA Triton Fight Center’s student teaches a berimbolo transition to mount
In Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, GMA Triton Fight Center is brushing up on their berimbolo techniques. This Renato Tavares ...
Mundials Memories: The Tameless Jacaré
“Roger is more skilled, but, brother, I got into his closed guard, got out, took his back! What a fight. And about th...
Mundials Memories: The Irresistible Roger
“I didn’t realize that he was that much better than the rest! Once Roger lands on top, no adversary can move!” With t...
Video: Get Inspired by Rickson Gracie’s Complete Game and Sweep, Mount and Finish
As a stalwart competitor and instructor, over the course of the red-and-black belt Rickson Gracie’s career he left us...
Pass, Mount and Finish with Ricardo Cavalcanti
When the opponent closes his guard around you, your best option is often to get to your feet to pass. The problem is ...