Bochecha demonstrates one of his trumps from butterfly-guard
Marcus Bochecha has been standing out among the new generations of black belts for his attacking Jiu-Jitsu, always going on the offense and for the…
Submission
Learn a hot submission from Ricardo Cachorrão
If you like training without the gi, you need to watch the following video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq_HsChD72E
Drysdale’s tricks to the gogoplata
Our GMA in Las Vegas Robert Drysdale forges ahead with his work in the USA, where he has 16 affiliate academies. In the video below,…
Learn two traps here and go buy GRACIEMAG
This month, GRACIEMAG serves up 15 creative and highly-effective traps for you to incorporate into your training. What about you, got one to share?
Learn exclusive techniques from De La Riva and Carlson Gracie Jr.
De La Riva demonstrates variations on the omoplata, armbar and triangle. It's a must-see!
Keep the omoplata ready to fire!
A famed attack using the legs, the omoplata can save you in the worst of jams. With that in mind, always keep the weapon ready…
What’s your favorite Jiu-Jitsu trap?
GRACIEMAG #170 Jiu-Jitsu is all about consistency, ruggedness, confidence in the basics, and lots of training. But it can also contain a touch of magic.…
Forrest Griffin’s got Jiu too
Forrest Griffin vs. Mauricio Shogun – the matchup between two former light heavyweight champions confirmed for the August UFC Rio show is also a battle between two savvy gentle art black belts.
Exclusive lesson from Morango to give your ground game a boost
Stuff a takedown, get a takedown, catch a foot, get out of a jam, sink a choke. . . All that in a lesson that serves equally well for submission grappling or MMA.
And this triangle caught another one…
Last Saturday, March 26's Bellator event was one of those that turned Jiu-Jitsu fans' heads. You have any doubt? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPQF0mP5tOs “Toby Imada won the Submission…
What’s your favorite submission on Youtube?
Remember this classic from ADCC 2005 and post the link to the submission that's top in your book.
You need to control your opponent to finish him
“Don't put your cart in front of your oxen,” as they say in Brazil. First comes control. Then comes offense and the submission. Review the…