Jiu Jitsu can feel overwhelming – there is so much to learn and so many positions to become familiar with! This course will simplify all that for you and help you feel less lost and confused. It will help you streamline your training to focus on the most successful, high percentage BJJ techniques and prevent you from wasting time and energy trying things that are ineffective. Tony has been training BJJ for over 18 years and is a 2nd degree black belt. He has coached full-time for 15 years (strength training) as well as 8 years of BJJ. He has a reputation for breaking things down in a clear, concise, easy to understand manner that will let you pick things up quickly. Starting BJJ is exciting, but it can also feel intimidating and overwhelming. There is SO MUCH material to learn, so many different positions, techniques, and so on … it can feel daunting. The best thing you can do is systematize everything so that you can break your learning up into digestible chunks rather than trying to do it all at once. In the BJJ Fundamentals course, Tony breaks down the fundamentals into six easy to understand categories: 1) closed guard, 2) guard passing, 3) half-guard, 4) pins and submissions, 5) escapes, and 6) takedowns. This easy to follow system makes learning a breeze and will help you easily find techniques to help the areas of your game that you struggle with most. Even if you have already been training for a while, we all know that we tend to forget more material than we retain. The BJJ Fundamentals course can be a great way for a grappler with some experience to review all the details of fundamental techniques to help tighten things up when they roll. If you are new to BJJ, one place you probably find yourself A LOT if stuck pinned down on the bottom … side control, mount, and so on. This can be SO FRUSTRATING and it can feel like it is impossible to get out. While there is not always an easy or obvious way out, knowing the right techniques and strategies can be a GAME CHANGER to help you survive and ultimately make your escape. Another area many BJJ athletes struggle with is takedowns – they can be pretty scary for many people, and a lot of people don’t know where to start. Tony helps get you comfortable with grappling from your feet, showing you how to take falls safely, different movement strategies, and a handful of the most effective and easy to learn takedowns to help you build confidence in your standing game.
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Course Content Overview
- Breaking posture
- Establishing angle
- Arm drag to back take
- Armbar from pitstop
- Triangle choke
- Armbar to triangle transition
- Omoplata from safety position
- Armbar to triangle choke to omoplata combination
- Pendulum sweep
- Hip bump sweep + Kimura
- Scissor sweep
- Double lumberjack sweep
- Single lumberjack sweep
- Superman sweep
- Standing guard break
- Log splitter guard break
- Breaking guard from knees
- Double under pass
- Over/under pass
- Bull fighter pass
- Knee slice pass
- Smash pass
- Half guard pass with harness
- Half guard pass to arm triangle choke
- Sprawl pass
- Introduction and understanding success criteria
- Technical stand
- Recovering a closed guard
- Underhook to back take
- Underhook to old school sweep
- Underhook to switch back sweep
- Kimura
- Overhook to hook sweep
- Bridge and roll sweep
- Electric chair sweep
- Understanding pins and control positions
- Transitions from side control to mount and back control
- Transition from mount to back control
- Rear naked choke
- Armbar from back control
- X-choke from mount
- Arm triangle choke from mount
- Americana from side control
- Kimura from side control
- Paper cutter choke
- 180 armbar from knee on belly
- Americana with leg from kesa gatame
- Back take from turtle
- Single arm rear naked choke from turtle
- Guillotine choke
- Anaconda choke
- Side control: shrimp to guard recovery
- Side control: around the world escape
- Side control: kesa gatame escape
- Mount: upa / bridge and roll escape
- Mount: elbow escape
- Mount: hydraulic escape
- Back control escape
- Front headlock: sitout
- Front headlock: short drag
- Turtle: guard recovery
- Turtle: log roll
- Armbar: hitchhiker escape
- Americana escape
- Ukemi / break fall
- Shots & sprawls
- Single leg: run the pipe finish
- Single leg: two alternative finishes
- Double leg
- Rear waistlock combination
- Tani otoshi / valley drop
- O goshi / hip throw
- O uchi gari to ko uchi gari
- Lateral drop