Finish More Armlocks With Proper Weight Distribution

These details are key to making your armlock more successful. Ideally, you should always try to finish the submission without sitting back and using your right in the correct way.
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How an it be that the best Instruction on an Armbar from Guard, that on top has no annoying intro music, has only 12000 views? Thank you for your Effort Mr Gracie. Helped my game so, so much!

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It’s up to 60K views now 🙌🏼

[@rachelmeacher8444]

This is a genius solution to a common problem at every level of the game. This is a superior finishing position for the armlock from the mount. I’ve done this before naturally and finished from the mount live without being able to articulate and repeat the outcome in a such a refined manner. Incredible technique!

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Dear Mr. Gracie, You are awesome. You inspire so many people to better themselves, including myself, and I just want to thank you for the amazing knowledge and greatness you share with the world. Thank you so much, Felipe

[@anthonydavis7651]

It's these little details that will allow you to tap the bigger stronger guys or more skilled fellow practitioners

[@arshakh1]

Roger is THE GOAT!

[@nagargantafutebol1603]

Great explanation !!!! Thanks Roger !

[@AndrewPhillipsTech]

Excellent details!

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Great video, thanks Roger. Great material to learn during coronavirus shut down. Much appreciated and honored to learn from the best

[@7Phoenix1]

Love this! Thank you so much for sharing 👍

[@phobowl]

So many great details thank you

[@rachelmeacher8444]

The two thumbs down were from dudes who got armlocked by Roger. 😂

[@robixmor5857]

Great details. Thank you so much sir.

[@tookurjaerbs]

Excellent details. Thank you, sensei! Osu!

[@petrakan3434]

thank you professor

[@dalenogari]

Nao atoa é o maior de todos os tempos para mim. Gosto muito do Rickson e do Royce pelo inicio de toda a jornada no Jiu mais moderno (pós Helio etc ) mas a forma simples e genial que o Roger trata e descobre solucoes para posicoes cotidianas, é simplesmente perfeito. Meu G.O.A.T na arte suave.

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One day I wish I can train with Roger My dream

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The 🐐 as always bringing 🔥

[@CyberneticArgumentCreator]

2:49 training partner is trying to go to his happy place to endure the crazy weight on his plexus.

[@kobe51]

Great tips 🙂

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Roger is a vary handsome man. With a beautifull smile. Also very clever I love watching his shows ❤😊

[@eric7044]

Thank you sensei

[@jrcogburn]

Thank You

[@RicardoKawata]

Muito obrigado por compartilhar. Detalhes que fazem a diferença. Oss

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Obrigado Roger, oss valeu

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Oss. Máximo respeito 👊

[@user-yj1uy4of7e]

I feel like when someone is defending an armbar like that you can put him in a triangle if you slip your right foot under his grip and place it beside his head

[@gracie99999]

Would all these techniques apply to no gi training or obviously their would be some adjustments related to them? And could you provide some no gi techniques if possible if you haven’t already since I’m new to your site and need to look around

[@MrTresto]

Considering that he didn't grip the gi a single time during this video, it will work exactly the same unmodified in gi or no-gi. Generally speaking, any technique that doesn't involve a grip on the gi will work exactly the same in no-gi.

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Who in the flying fuck is disliking this video that's wild to me

[@16thChemical]

What if the opponent bridges me over to my head side when I lean forward?

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