Basic Guard Passing 

Vanguard Gym you should add table of contents to your video descriptions for quicker reference. I know you are probably really busy but it would become a great tool! Thanks

Jonathan Hébert yea they would be nice, but I mean these videos are extremely detailed and free already. I think that we as users/consumers want something simple like TOC, such a thing could easily be crowd-sourced in the way that users like Li, you, or I can contribute to the content by noting the timestamps ourselves, then posting them up for others to benefit.

8:57 Choo-Choo grip

Thanks Li Jiang!

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LOL - we love takedowns/judo at my gym, but yes, sitting guard is very prevalent. Im glad these techniques are serving you well!

Thanks for the feedback Matt! This is just regular class times, so the weightlifters have to workout too ;-)

@@BJJCurriculum real distracting. Almost to the point where the audio should have been removed and a voiceover after the fact.

@@jeffreyfulkerson9684 not "almost" more like definitely. The audio is painful when the weightlifters are slamming weights around.

You are welcome - hope it helps your BJJ journey!

Thanks Parker! Many more to come. Please follow us on FB and IG and hope to see you on the mats someday!

I'm glad you are finding the lessons helpful! Please help us by sharing with your BJJ friends!

Scool and team are doing great - thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback! Hope you've subscribed and will share with your other BJJ friends!

Thanks Matt! Hope to see you on the mats in person some time!

I didn't know AAL's drummer did Jujitsu!

Vanguard Gym Coach on the knee through, you are hooking the leg with your bottom arm to prevent him from shrimping out? Is that right?

Glad you are finding them helpful!

Its all solid, high percentage stuff!

BJJ Curriculum it’s let me see where I was going wrong. Some techniques feel more natural for me than others with my background but as a whole it’s been really helpful. Thanks

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Thanks Combatinho, I don't know why I forget Kuzure often. We definitely make the distinction at our gym.

Thanks! If he is blocking my hip with his left hand I can usually put more pressure with my hips than he can with his hand, but if not you can switch to cross-knee with your left leg to the same side or force the mount by stepping over with the left leg. He is giving you space to switch by blocking with his outstretched arm. None of these techniques exist in a vacuum - you need to be able to transition to the other techniques in the series he makes space for by defending the initial attack, escape, or transition.

Not sure what you mean by that question...

We are lucky to share our gym with Olympic Weightlifters, Power Lifters, and CrossFit folks. Now we have a wall that cuts down on the noise, but we haven't always had that. These are all classes I've taught over the last four or five years and weren't originally shot for release, but we felt the instruction was good enough that people would enjoy the free resource. All the best! Coach Doug