Your first priority when you find yourself in a bad position should always be to get safe. If you don't get safe, then any movement you make could mean you end up in a worse position or submission. Once you have got yourself back to a safe … [Read more]
2 Minute Jiu Jitsu Ep56: Hip Bump Triangle
Learning to transition in and out of submissions is an important skill to develop. If you can master these transitions, you'll create an inescapable web of destruction and death for your opponents!!! Maybe that's a slight exaggeration, but you … [Read more]
Four Solo Drills To Improve Your Passing
Let’s be honest, passing an opponents guard can be hard. That’s particularly true against those super bendy people who seem to have arms for legs. On top of having good technique, you want rock-solid balance, strong posture, and excellent … [Read more]
Why you NEED to learn how to transition between submission
One of the first instructionals I bought was Erik Paulson’s Game Development. This short instructional covers 8 ways of training to develop your grappling. One of those ‘games’ was attacking by transitioning from submission to submission. The … [Read more]
2 Minute Jiu Jitsu Ep55: Roll Over Back Take
The back is arguably the most dominant in Jiu Jitsu. As a result, it's a good idea to be able to take the back no matter how your opponent reacts. In passing one of the most common reactions your opponent will have is to turtle. This reaction … [Read more]
Gi Review: Scramble New Wave
Disclaimer: I am sponsored by Scramble and have been for a long time, however, I have tried to be as impartial as possible in the review. The Wave is one of my all-time favourite Gi's. The simplicity of the style coupled with the fit of the Gi … [Read more]
How To Avoid Learning Rubbish Techniques
In this wonderful world of modern technology, you have access to a world of BJJ information at your fingertips. You can get the answer to any question or learn from the worlds best BJJ practitioners with a quick search of Google. However, this access … [Read more]
Beginner’s BJJ Curriculum Sample: Over/Under Butterfly Sweep
This is a sample technique taken from Beginner's BJJ Curriculum covering a simple butterfly guard sweep. Deciding to put butterfly guard into the curriculum at all was the subject of some discussion between us (AKA argument), but ultimately, we … [Read more]
Beginner’s BJJ Curriculum Sample Drill: RDLR Side To Side Drill
There are numerous benefits to using drills to develop technique. Drills make it easier for you to learn and remember a technique, they're a great way to warm the body up, and can give you a great sport specific workout. For these reasons, we … [Read more]
Beginner’s BJJ Curriculum Sample Concept: Positional Controls
Explaining the underlying concepts behind a technique or position can be incredibly beneficial in helping people understand what they're trying to achieve and how the same idea can be applied in different situations. To help instructors and … [Read more]
2 Minute Jiu Jitsu Ep 54: Countering Leg Grab
There are many styles of top control. Some people like to squash their opponents, some people like to float and use movement to stay on top, and some people like to pin their opponents and take away their ability to move. Regardless of the style … [Read more]
2 Minute Jiu Jitsu Ep.53: Step Over Straight Arm Bar
One of the most common problems Jiu Jitsu students have when they attack a submission is losing control of the position. This can happen through a loss of balance, giving their opponent space to move, or rushing to get the tap. The Step Over … [Read more]
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