Jiu-Jitsu Basics: Kimura Lock Flow | TRITAC-Jitsu Flow

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Free TRITAC Intro Course: https://soulfighterstraining.com The Kimura Lock and Submission in Jiu-Jitsu is one of the most powerful grips and Jiu-Jitsu Control principles that works in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Competitions, MMA Fights or Reality-Based Self Defense. In this TRITAC-Jitsu Ground Flow - Matt Bryers and Sean Jugler show how to use the Kimura Lock to get the Kimura Submission, the Kimura BJJ Sweep or Hip Bump Jiu-Jitsu Sweep. From the kimura sweep, you will learn how to transfer from the jiu-jitsu mount position into the knee on belly position. From here learn how to attack the Kimura Lock submission from knee on belly when your opponent pushes on your knee. After the Knee on Belly Kimura Submission, you will reset and get the kimura submission from side control. Finally, the person on the bottom will use the Kimura Grip and Submission to Escape Side Control. === If you like the Kimura Lock, check out the Kimura Trap System by David Avellan here: https://goo.gl/1IbYbM === Free TRITAC Intro Course: https://soulfighterstraining.com

Self-Defense Technique: Grab & Punch Defense to Jiu-Jitsu Choke

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Learn more Self-Defense Techniques in our TRITAC Intro Course: https://soulfighterstraining.com/tritac-intro-courseZqpBVrt5 In this Self Defense Technique lesson Sean Jugler with Matt Bryers from TRITAC-Jitsu teach you how to defend against a grab and punch attack. The self-defense technique series focuses on using TRITAC Frames to defend against multiple punches, and then enter into Combat Grappling Range, where you will learn how to do the wrestling duck under, and then finish with the Kata Ha Jime Jiu-Jitsu Choke, which can be done with a Gi or any clothing. TRITAC-Jitsu Flows & Lessons: https://soulfighterstraining.com/tritac-intro-courseZqpBVrt5 TRITAC-Jitsu is “An Evolution in Combat Jiu-Jitsu“. This Reality-Based Combat Jiu-Jitsu System combines elements of the TRITAC Combatives System, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Japanese Jujutsu, and Wrestling. You will not only learn effective defense techniques, but how to fight in Street Combat, MMA, or Sport Jiu-Jitsu. TRITAC-Jitsu also features the Smash & Enter and Striking Principles of the TRITAC-Armed and TRITAC-Unarmed Martial Arts Programs. The TRITAC-Jitsu System focuses on Combat Throws, Takedowns, Clinch Fighting, Close-Quarters Striking, Ground Fighting, and Weapons Defense. Find More TRITAC-Jitsu techniques and tips here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs36hKOG8fjM_gK2VR97Nh_vrp78rUMSP Interested more in sport BJJ? Find great tips and techniques here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs36hKOG8fjNoJW5eSFJ17Z9tL7gz0O_o Looking to add some Strength Training geared specifically toward combat athletes?? Find our Warrior Strong Featured Workouts here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs36hKOG8fjMFeJwOj3yJAQ2q-rBBNyhl Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrtBGEP_XbglL7u-NN71uSQ Find out more information about all the services offered by Soul Fighters Academy here: http://www.soulfightersacademy.com

Black Belt Grappling Class: Georgian Grip - Sambo Fusion | BJJ | TRITAC

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Free BJJ & Self-Defense Course: https://soulfighterstraining.com Sambo Master of Sport, Judo Black Belt, and all around Grappling Bad-Ass: Vlad Koulikov shares one of his favorite setups for Sambo Throws and Judo Throws: The Georgian Grip. Vlad shares his Sambo Fusion (Sambo, Judo, BJJ) techniques with TRITAC-Jitsu Co-Founders: Matt Bryers (BJJ Black Belt & Japanese Ju-Jitsu Black Belt) and Sean Jugler (Japanese Ju-Jitsu Black Belt). Vlad shows the Ouchi Gari (judo technique) throw (inner reap trip), the Harai Goshi Judo Throw, Uchi Mata Judo Throw, and many other Judo / Sambo Throws. Combat Sambo & Sambo Fusion shares many of the same principles, throws and grappling techniques as TRITAC-Jitsu. Vlad Koulikov is a wealth of knowledge on Combat Sambo, Judo and Jiu-Jitsu. Big thanks to Vlad for sharing!!

Top 4 Basic Jiu-Jitsu Guards [Self-Defense & Sport]

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Learn the Top 4 Basic Jiu-Jitsu Guard for Self-Defense and/or Sport BJJ https://soulfighterstraining.com Top 4 Basic Jiu-Jitsu Guard Video Breakdown 00:00 - Intro to the 4 Basic Jiu-Jitsu Guards and why you should develop a good BJJ guard for self-defense, BJJ competition, and/or Sport-Based Jiu-Jitsu 01:05 - Closed Guard Fundamentals and how to pull closed guard from the knees. Learn why you might start on your knees. 01:45 - Essential Grips for getting the Jiu-Jitsu Closed Guard. Importance of the cross grip and footwork of getting into the Basic Jiu-Jitsu Guard 02:30 - Basic Jiu-Jitsu Grip Control for Closed Guard to breakdown posture and setup Basic Jiu-Jitsu Guard Sweeps and Submissions. Reviewing the basic grip control patterns for controlling the basic closed guard. 03:17 - Understaning the objective and goal of being in closed guard. Learn why the closed guard or any jiu-jitsu guard can be more effective on the bottom, compared to the guy on top. 03:57 - Defending the Closed Guard Jiu-Jitsu Pass and your opponent opening the closed guard. Using your legs and grip control to defend the guard pass. 05:05 - Scissor Guard fundamentals and how to transition from closed guard to scissor guard. Learn how to drive the knee shield in to control posture and open up sweep opportunities 05:44 - How to defend against the scissor guard or open guard pass using guard grip control and foot position. 06:37 - How to get the knee shield half guard from scissor guard / open guard. Understanding how to trap one leg and then use the knee shield to defend the guard pass 07:22 - Knee Shield Half Guard Basics - how to use the knee shield to defend guard passes and attack jiu-jitsu sweeps, submissions or tranisitions 07:45 - Grip Control for Knee Shield Half Guard and use "frame control" to keep the structure of your half guard 09:03 - Basic Knee Shield Half Guard Passing strategies and basic jiu-jitsu concepts to defend the smash pass or clearn through the middle pass 09:51 - Importance of having a dynamic knee for the knee shield half guard. Learn how to counter your opponents guard passing attempts to control and setup attacks. 10:15 - Control, Shut-down and Attack Principle for the Jiu-Jitsu Guard Basics 10:43 - 2 ways of applying the "knee" in the knee shield half guard. Dynamic knee or locked into the hip. First learn how to drive the knee into the hip to control and lock down your opponent's ability to move in half guard. 11:50 - Using a dynamic knee principle to off-balance your opponent in the half guard 12:08 - Overall Jiu-Jitsu Basic Guard Development and the importance of developing your own ability to use a jiu-jitsu guard the "fits you" 12:34 - Open Jiu-Jitsu Guard / Opponent Standing - Common mistakes and guard movement to not get your guard passed 13:05 - Best position to be in when your opponent is standing and you have no guard control or grips 13:42 - Importance of creating space when you're on the ground and how to get into open guard or basic techniques on how to get back to your feet when you're on the ground. 14:18 - Quick review on how to pull close guard standing, to see a more detailed video, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AXdd2czlzk 14:32 - Basic Position for Open Guard Control and Defense 14:51 - Open Guard - Opponent Standing - Grip Control and foot / hip contorl & movement 15:50 - Self-Defense applications of the basic jiu-jitsu open guard 16:17 - Variety of sweeps and submissions for the open guard 16:75 - Importance of establishing your first grip 17:14 - Punch Defense and Self-Defense Applications in the jiu-jitsu guard 17:36 - Overall Basic Guard Development - shutting down and disabling sides of your opponent's body. 18:15 - Tips for Basic Jiu-Jitsu Guard Concepts. They are the foundation of fighting from the jiu-jitsu guard. ---- Free BJJ & Self-Defense Course: https://soulfighterstraining.com

Combat Jiu-Jitsu Escapes: Technical Standup - Uchi Mata

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Free TRITAC Intro Course: » https://goo.gl/3jYx9I When you are in a Combat Jiu-Jitsu or Reality Based Self Defense situation, one of the most important Jiu Jitsu techniques you need to know us how to use jiu-jitsu to escape bad positions... especially side control escapes and jiu-jitsu mount escapes One of the first Jiu-Jitsu Escapes to learn is the technical stand-up. The Technical Standup is a universal movement in both Combat Jiu-Jitsu for Self-Defense, as well as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for training, competition and MMA. When using the jiu-jitsu escape: technical stand-up, shows up when your opponent hits a jiu-jitsu takedown or you end up on the ground and they have your legs. The are trying to take the Jiu-Jitsu Mount position or BJJ side control position. You need to escape before they can establish mount or side control. Use the technical stand-up to frame against your opponents face to create space for you to escape your legs using shrimping movements commonly found in Jiu-Jitsu. Learn more Jiu-Jitsu Escapes in our TRITAC-Jitsu Intro Course: » https://goo.gl/3jYx9I

x4 Combat Jiu-Jitsu Arm Breaks for Real Self Defense

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Free TRITAC Intro Course: https://soulfighterstraining.com Learn 4 ways to break the arm using TRITAC-Jitsu concepts and Japanese Ju-Jitsu or Aiki-Jutsu Techniques for Modern Street Self Defense. Matt Bryers and Sean Jugler, co-founders of TRITAC-Jitsu use a lot of Japanese Jiu-Jitsu, especially Aiki-Jutsu Combat Techniques / Concepts to attack, submission and break the arms combined with the modern combative entries found in TRITAC. The Jiu-Jitsu Arm Breaks we teach in this Combat Jiu-Jitsu Video are: 1.) Kimura Lock Submission / Head Smash and Break. Learn how to use the Kimura to control and attack your opponents arm/shoulder. You can use the Kimura lock to throw your opponent or simply smash them into the wall 🙂 2.) Straight Arm Lock - One of our favorite Jiu-Jitsu Arm Breaks is the straight arm lock from the underhook control. Underhook controls combined with Combat Jiu-Jitsu Striking Techniques gives you the opportunity to break your opponents arm using simple jiu-jitsu techniques. 3.) Kote Mawashi - is a common wrist lock or joint lock that is often found in Aikido / Japanese Ju-Jitsu / Aiki-Jutsu systems... but is taught in many martial arts. Typically this jiu-jitsu arm break or wrist lock technique is hard to execute. But, combine it with Combative Striking elements found in TRITAC, and it becomes a very powerful joint lock or arm break for self defense Jiu-Jitsu. 4.) Inside Arm Twist - The last Aiki-Jutsu Self-Defense Technique is a jiu-jitsu arm break that takes a good training partner to learn this jiu-jitsu technique. Or... not only will you break arms, but you'll smash your training partners face into the ground. For Jiu-Jitsu Self Defense ... who cares! If you are interested in learning more Combat Jiu-Jitsu Arm Breaks and Jiu-Jitsu Techniques for Self Defense, check out our... FREE TRITAC Intro Course Here: https://soulfighterstraining.com