isnt this basically a 50/50 ankle lock

Amazing as always Professor. These are definitely the reactions that give me the biggest headache when loose passing!

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Amazing

Instead of going for the single at the end, can it be decent to go for a leg drag? Thank you for the tips anyway 🙏🏿📝

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This was some great technique & very well explained 🔥. I had to teach some of these set ups in my class tonight. Thanks for the content! Oss 🤙🏽

Only just discovered this channel but some great details. Thank you!

Amazing technique and great filming!

Very good video. How to get into the position is difficult. What are you doing in nogi when there is no material to grip to catch his wrist?

So awesome thank you’

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So good I've been trying an arm drag from rdlr recently but wanted to search it up cause I knew there were some tiny errors I was making, this addressed them all legend

Just in case you'd like to know, I recommend your excellent channel a lot to my friends, & training partners here in London, England! I think your channel is excellent! So, these passes you show here, I have used for many years, but I have to ask you one question, please? I used to use the pull-up-collar-grip when passing De La Riva too. However, I found that even if i use my elbow & knee connection to defend the DLR hook & Lasso, I did find that I was much more vulnerable to Triangles & Omoplatas when I used this grip. Now, of course, one could say to me: "You aren't keeping your knee/elbow connection tight enough/using it to drive out lasso!" That's easy to say, but as soon as your opponent kicks out your far knee, it instantly breaks apart your elbow/knee connection, as you need it to re-balance. So, instead now; I use a hand on my opponent's DLR leg, & push their hook outwards & Downwards to the floor to kill it. My question is: In your experience, would you give up using this collar grip if you cannot keep the knee/elbow connection together? Thank you very much in advance!

Went to his seminar Awesome instruction!

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We are currently working with the de la riva and escaping. We use the straight leg, and sit on their shin, then step towards the hooked leg, and "slice" across going down to one knee, then start progressing. But these are nice, I will try it! Good video! New sub! Im trying to learn from all I can. We recently had one of head masters, Marcus come and he was amazing to roll with. His belt was just like yours. Ill get there one day!🍻

Awesome thanks for putting this up.

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Great content

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Amazing K Guard series! 🔥🔥🔥

This version is more applicable in reality👍🏻

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I like that this escape works from the worst side to be stuck on. One can't always manage to put the figure four on the bottom side.

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Isso so funcionou porque ele tirou a pressão do pé no quadril, na pratica é bem diferente 😅

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😮😮😮😮 I was thinking you through over the leg or something. This is WAAAAY easier and it threatens with the triangle! ❤

Just found this channel the content is awesome !!

Just Stand up !!!

Wow amazing detail. Good job!

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This is a really solid tip! I’ll try this in class and report back! 😊

Excellent as always, professor!

Holy smokes…power move!

Good way to get your sack bit off

You will now learn how points don’t exist, and wearing pijamas thinking you’re actually fighting is ridiculous. How did Galvão vs Ryan end anyways? 2 points? Knee on belly?

Dont see collars in rhe MMA i watch

great details!

It's not just white, it's whoowwwhhhite.

If he makes it to sit up position, would we still do the technique the same? I got hit with this last week and still tried to knee slide. Didn’t go so well… 😂

Thank you. Excellent explanation and technique. I really love this move and didn’t think of it from half guard

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