Passing an open guard against an opponent with long legs requires careful strategy and precise movement. The key is to control their legs and hips, preventing them from using their reach to keep you at bay. Keep your base low to avoid being swept, and use your grips, movement and control to secure the pass.

The BJJ lockdown is a position within half guard where you trap your opponent’s leg by hooking your legs around theirs, extending and immobilizing their movement. To execute a sweep from the lockdown, you can use the "electric chair" technique: first, stretch their trapped leg while underhooking their far leg, then use your hips to elevate and roll them over. To defend against the lockdown, keep your base low and heavy, maintain a strong posture, and focus on freeing your trapped leg by turning your knee outward and disengaging the entanglement before advancing your position.

Always had problems figuring out what to do from North South position? Fear no more, here is the ultimate choke library for you! Various options to set up and finish the Bread Cutter Choke from North South

Defending and countering the Kimura from various positions. Never get tapped anymore using these simple yet effective defenses.

Finishing the top across-side armlock, Juji Gatame, is a daunting task, learn the easiest ways to finish with this tutorial.

Attacking the neck with a chain of submissions, making it very difficult for your opponent to stay safe. Make sure to learn all the transitions in this video to elevate your game.

The top across-side armlock, Juji Gatame, is a bad position to be in. Learn the most optimal way to defend this armlock, escape and reverse the situation.

The most common way to escape the mount , BUT...when making mistakes, you have problem...check out the details in this video!

Knowing how to defend one of the most devastating chokes in BJJ is a must for everybody.

The clock choke, watch and learn how to do this choke the right way...and then sum..

Trapping your opponent's arm and leg and dominate one side of the body so you can attack with submissions or sweeps. This guard is devastating as your opponent has very few options to counter.

Struggling to get the rear naked choke from the back, do not worry! Here you will find some very effective transitions and submissions to assist you in getting that tap.

The X-pass is a dynamic and guard pass that effectively helps practitioners pass their opponent's guard. It involves using a combination of grips, footwork, and body positioning to create an angle and leverage for bypassing the legs. Typically, the X-pass starts with controlling the opponent's pant leg and collar, followed by various leg movements thus creating a pathway to move past the guard. The practitioner's movement should be fluid and explosive, catching the opponent off guard and preventing their attempts to re-establish guard.

Learning to open the legs when you are in somebody's closed guard is essentieel in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Here a very unique way to deal with active guard players.

One of the most controlling and offensive side control positions you can create. Leave your opponent guessing while suffering at the same time due to the enormous pressure.

Using the lasso guard to unbalance your opponent by pushing the knee. This allows you to attack from multiple angles and with multiple solutions.

Strangulations when your opponent is in turtle position, as show there are three classical ways, but what happens when your opponent is defending very hard and smart. Here comes the "Suicide Choke".

Getting past the knee shield in halfguard is a big challenge. Try these 3 options..

Dominant grips is what makes a huge difference. The way you can control somebody as shown in this tutorial allows you to take full advantage of the position and bring your opponent to the ground very effectively.

Transitioning from K-Guard to sweeps and armlocks is a dynamic sequence in BJJ. From K-Guard, you control your opponent's posture with your revers knee shield. To initiate a sweep, use your free leg to off-balance them while maintaining the knee shield by going around them to the back. If you cannot sweep then transition into armlocks, omoplata's or omoplata sweeps.

In this video, we delve into the intricacies of the De La Riva Guard, a fundamental Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu position. With meticulous detail, we explore the use of double hooks to establish control, setting the stage for a dynamic display of sweeping techniques and precise attacks. Join us on a journey through the artistry of BJJ as we break down this strategic and technical aspect of the sport, leaving you with a deeper understanding of its effectiveness so you can use it during rolling and/or competition.

The K-Guard is a dynamic transition from the traditional closed guard position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Using this technique, you can secure your the opponent's thigh and grip their ankle, creating a sturdy connection. This allows for effective control over distance and balance, opening avenues for sweeps, submissions, and transitions. Have fun trying this technique.

Two variations of the baseball bat choke, a renowned submission in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), hinges on precise execution and tactical finesse. The pivotal moment arrives when you rotate your arms in opposite directions, generating intense pressure on your opponent's neck, disrupting their airflow and causing discomfort. Aptly named for its grip similarity to baseball bat, a well-executed baseball bat choke can lead to a rapid submission, forcing your adversary to tap out to prevent injury or unconsciousness. Mastery of this move enhances your BJJ skill set, adding a formidable submission option to your repertoire.

Imagine a grappling dance where you control your opponent's arm with a sleeve and armpit and where his hand finds refuge in your armpit, only to be swiftly manipulated into submission with ude garami. It's a seamless blend of finesse and control, a Jiu-Jitsu trick that leaves your opponent bewildered and defeated, wondering how they ended up in such a comic twist of fate!

Ude Gaeshi is a throwing technique that involves countering an opponent's grip on the same side and creating a rolling momentum to throw them to the ground. The baseball choke is a highly effective submission. Combining these devastating techniques, practitioners can surprise their opponents with effective takedowns and submissions, making it a formidable combination in BJJ competitions or self-defense scenarios.

Defending the knee slide pass is an essential skill for any Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner. The knee slide pass is a common guard pass technique where the top player uses their knee to slice through the opponent's guard and progress to a dominant position. Here are some effective and unique ways to defend against the knee slide pass.

Your opponent is defending the underhook? Don't worry, go shallow and attack and finish with an Ude Gatame

Butterfly sweep by over-hooking the near side arm and controlling the opposite arm. Control the head with your free hand and sweep....

The classic hook sweep from butterfly guard with a twist..

Learn how to dominate your opponent in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu by mastering the art of attacking the turtle position. In this video, you'll discover the devastating power of the calfslicer, twister, and armlock techniques, and how to use them to gain the upper hand in any grappling match. Whether you're a seasoned BJJ practitioner or just starting out, this video will help you improve your skills and take your game to the next level

Ko Uchi Gari..learn here how to apply it for BJJ

Series 4 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with a beautiful hook sweep. Try it out

Series 4 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with the face plant sweep. Give it a shot

Series 4 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with the tome nage sweep (overhead sweep). Try it out

Series 4 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with a beautiful sideways sweep. Try it out

Series 4 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent using our shin to sweep sideways. Try it out

Series 3 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with an awesome reverse De La Riva sweep. Try it out

Series 3 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with a great shin to shin sweep. Try it out

Series 3 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with a simple chest push. Try it out

Series 3 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with an easy knee push. Try it out

Series 2 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with a reverse De la Riva sweep. Try it out

Series 2 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent by pushing his knee when he is in combat base. Try it out

Series 2 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we have three great sweeps in one video. Try it out

Series 1 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent towards the other side using his defense to help us. Try it out

Lasso Guard series 1, here it all starts with this great guard game. The lasso guard is a very versatile guard, both defensively as offensively. Give it a shot

Series 1 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent when he is sitting back by placing a foot on his chest and pushing him over. Try it out

Series 1 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with a sideways sweep using our foot in his hip. Let's try this

Series 1 in the lasso guard tutorials. Here we sweep our opponent with a beautiful sideways sweep using our shin. Try it out

How to set up lasso guard from closed guard and open guard. Learn it here

The hipbump is very under-utilised, learn here how to use it very proficiently and start sweeping and submitting your opponents.

The waiter sweep, very powerful sweep when you are under your opponent, use it whenever you can. Go try it

Learn a unique way of setting up the Americana armlock (ude garami) as well as the straight armlock (ude gatame)

This is a great way to use spider guard as a tool to prevent your guard being passed and immediately go into attack mode using sweeps and submissions

Stand up in your opponents half guard and start passing, having problems with this? Learn here how

Learning how to chain submission once we pass the guard using this modified armdrag. Have fun trying it

Learn how to take the most dominant position in all of no gi grappling and finish from there

The kimura is a great tool to use when playing halfguard, so go enjoy this video

Another great tutorial in our no gi series, where we enter to a knee slicer position and keep transition to other leglocks as well as some guard passes

In this tutorial we learn how to use the De La Riva guard in a No Gi situation. Give it a shot

Closed guard attacks in no gi, not easy but very useful to help set up other poistions