Meregali Has No Regard for Your Turtle Defenses (no gi bjj) 

Having Meregali and Glick together is an amazing combo of intensity and flow.

That butterfly hook is sweet!

Meregali/Glick is sick combo!

Great stuff; very comparable to a "Blanket Ride" and "Crab Ride" series from folk-style wrestling.

So good, exactly what I need kind of

what about priit turtle?

In Meregali's sparring session videos, his partners generally cannot escape or in some cases cannot even try. What is his general approach for body pressure and such a dominant control? Is it possible to make a video with under this content? (I know there is a mount control video with him but my question is related to his general game)

Great video!

Great!

Very cool

He's practically fluent now.

Nice

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great video! i would like a video teaching what to do when your are in turtle position

Is this applicable in Gi? Are there certain adjustments/considerations in Gi?

Master, where are you? "They," are not letting me work so, I talk.....I also looked for MMA professional bouts a finding a fight of a person is 2-0 or 1-1 or 0-2 ext...... I go to boxing gym ask for sparring partners....I spar once in six months and it is constraint lead sparring.... I go to BJJ schools and when I finally get a consistent month of training to feel like my timing is returning and I am remembering older progressions, I feel a (CA). I called Booshido fights but I think my call was filtered. This little baby stuff Isn't going to fly.... It makes me upset because the training logs are true and "they," are not allowing me to work. It was emotional fulfillment I received when I was taking out huge beings "trees," is not something I feeling now, also the translation of physical strength to grappling, there was a direct correlation of awareness climbing high heights tying knot's with a power saw. I was lied too for many years about my true capacity.......Master Brian what should I do? I am disappointed. Do you know any MMA fighters? Make sure you like me more then them sir....Did you read John's book "Mastering Jujitsu?"