2:44 pinch headlock to break posture 2:53 shrimp out and place your foot on their hip for distance management 3:57 gable grip flaring your elbow a bit 6:54 Triangle option 8:27 raise your head upwards to tighten ude gatame lock 9:17 cutting your knee across their neck, over the top and then insert thru hip 13:19 if they hide their hand = tariqoplata

Highly scientifical grappling. Takes time to stabilize those techniques. I think its more important to know the concept behind the lapel game then. Keep in mind the more dexterity subtle moves you'll use as shown in this seminar, the more windows of interferences your opponent might break/rupture or force a hole through your whole sequence. I'll give it a try definitly.

This is the lesson I needed .... Now time to go forget it all lol

Her mount seems miserable lol. There's like less than zero space lol. Her s mount transition is nasty lol.

That toes turn is absolutely insight for me. It makes sense for so many moves. Thank you. Oss

I'm definitely going to try it next class. Either I'll die under the pressure or I'll surprise my opponents. Oss

Sehr gute Demonstration. Sehr einprägsam veranschaulicht. ❤😂🎉

Good stuff here. I like the look of that last sweep!

Thanks for sharing! Interesting subjects as always.

cool fun class and we see the serious stands and technices

That flair "woo" hurt my heart.

I love this channel and Aaron is a good instructor.

Excellent seminar! One of my coaches uses this shoulder crunch a lot when he's rolling. It's great to incorporate into my game.

This guy is lucky

I like it thank you 🙏

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That half hand grip is a detail that pops up in several instructionals. 🙌

Oh me oh my

Very good. Thanks

People complaining about the length, my professor stays on the same attack for 4 to 6 weeks. Spends probably 10x this on variations before moving on to different focus.

This guy should make a list of how joo escape things. Schindler’s list.

Thank You 🙏 9/24

Extremely helpful, thank you

Love the hand swing detail❤❤❤❤❤ always the best details❤❤❤

Been working on this position for awhile now and watched a ton of videos on it, saw details here I've not seen anywhere else, thank you!

great breakdown. excited to give these a try

God damn, this is good!

nice, i kind of forgot about shoulder lock, this is a great addition. thank you.

Tell Roger Gracie, closed guard isnt the most fundamental lol.

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"Hey! How ya doin'?" 15:07

The best class ever!

Oss

very nice 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

Former freestyle and greco here. Maybe my 51 yo helps me understand better. BJJ gets interesting when you can trap one in your close guard. Now get this. It gets even more interesting when you open it. Also, best students and best comp grapplers are dangerous the moment they open their close guard. So if you want to discover the world of grappling, open your close guard.

Great presentation and now I’m drilling these and Having Fun. Thank you Brother!

Thank you, best inversion drills and techniques. Absolutely great presentation .

One of the best classes I have ever seen. Amazing teaching style. Incredibly easy to understand and relate to. Great work Steve and thank you. I will be putting this into my game.

likewise actually that's great just big up for your selves 🤔❤,

F..king awesome.❤

interesting! But isn't a choi bar characterized by you having the lower half guard leg hooking theirs so they can't roll through?

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This is EXCELLENT! Big OSS!

If you cant do it slow you shouldnt do it fast

This officially just became my next project on the mats.

Jesus. All my questions answered

27:05 how to get the grip

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