Jiu Jitsu - 3 traps From Closed Guard

Master Ricardo Cavalcanti shows us three ways to trap your opponents from your closed guard. For more info visit rcjiujitsu.com
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[@getinthevanihavecandy]

Professor Cavalcanti cant speak a lick of English but somehow has the best explanations then almost all bjj instructors. Love this guy.

[@beljaneimiel07]

I just want to say that all of your videos helped me a lot. you are really one of the best teachers out there. Thank you Sir!

[@GamingLoadown101]

Ricardo Cavalcanti = the brazilian elvis

[@muaythailatino528]

+jscarpa2002 cavalcanti or ferrel?

[@BJJrollerT]

The last armbar setup is frickin sweet!!!... Definitely something I will add to the arsenal.. Good stuff!

[@wchphoto]

Very clear demonstration. Thank you. It would be nice to see how to adapt these ideas to no-gi situations.

[@Presence_o_Mind]

Coming back 8 years later and these classic techniques still work like a charm. Oss!! ✊🔥

[@michelpapineau8868]

Awesome techniques form the closed guard - all focus on the essentials of a winning closed guard: 1) break the posture 2) trap your opponent 3) position yourself for a submission 4) submit. Looking forward to watching more videos from Master Cavalcanti!

[@KhazanaAli06]

This worked for me really well!! 5 secs was all it takes

[@CavalcantiJiuJitsu]

Amalia Syakirah I’m happy to know that ,thanks for watching and any position let me know , osss

[@Walruz1000]

Agreed! I've been using this combination since I was a white belt,I added this to my play list in 2011. I also added in Roger Gracies back take arm bar combination so 5 attacks all from same grip breaks!

[@MikeVieira]

Love the accent! Reminds me of my uncle's!! Portugal!

[@Generalterz]

These techniques are SO GREAT! Amaury Bitetti taught me quite the same .. or at least the first 2 techniques ;) ... !!! Thank you so much!

[@muhammadmustafiz8040]

i love the enthusiasm and the joy of springing the trap in your tutorial. made me laugh and inspired too. thank you very much 😄

[@jameshong2602]

dang...some sick techniques!

[@bjjblackbelttodd]

These techniques work. Like all technique you have to train and modify them to your game. I think the professor does a good job of conveying the rudiments of the techniques.

[@4RMTRINIDAD]

wow bro i wish i could travel across the border and train at your gym......you are an amazing teacher.....very smooth

[@PeterPansPal]

"Nothing more important than Jiu Jitsu." It's nice to see some elaborate set-ups. Thanks!

[@mexykanu]

Very nice. Thank you mr Columbo !

[@reggiemorgan6121]

Have to give it to you Ricardo, by far the best BJJ instructional videos out there. Great tips, great insight and clear instruction. Keep up the good work!

[@Jasonboyee]

That last one is very nice. Also a nice entry to the barataplata. Thx u!

[@Torakiwhite]

gawd, hip my scape

[@demolayakp]

Very detailed step by step demonstration of a nice technique. I understood the technique even when I had a hard time understanding his english.

[@Rujewitblood]

cant understand half of what he's saying haha, but his movement is really simple and easy to understand

[@Pray4one]

This guy is a monster!! These three traps will definatly help my guard, I appreciate it thanks for the vid!

[@MultiKadafi]

He slides in so perfectly with the legs and puts his feet in so perfectly.

[@KhazanaAli06]

Thank you so much for the tips and taking the time to film these moves.

[@NINOFOFINHO13]

independente do inglês dele não ser bom, o importante é ver os movimentos, pra um cara feito eu que começou agora e só tá levando pressão, talvez até eu consiga surpreender alguém com esses ataques em guarda, muito bom video, parabéns.

[@TheWehrwolfe]

Good stuff, will work this at the gym

[@dbartyzel]

I love this video, I must have watched it 20 times. Haven't landed all of these yet, but I will eventually.

[@Aarsvold86]

Greetings from Norway. The last one was amazing, especially the details involved. Thanks Ricardo! :)

[@MoonLight-zd3sb]

Well that was spectacular! Thank you!

[@sdzachar]

Great.... good stuff. Long time I didn't see any new techicques

[@keelanwalker]

That last arm bar is awesome!!! thank you

[@tomaszurbanski5168]

Brazilian Martin Sheen

[@hugohenrrique5187]

Eu sempre assisto as posições desse professor, é o jiu jitsu simples e eficiente. Tem me salvado muito nos treinos.

[@CavalcantiJiuJitsu]

Hugo Henrrique obrigado por assistir e fico contente com o resultado querendo uma posição e so pedir ! Oss

[@gabriellasilva4283]

otimo professor!! well done! thank you OSSSSS

[@Sadoruro]

I've started learning all the ground techniques used in BJJ nowaday even before the Gracies started their world wide rampage of defeating everyone. I'm not in the same country than you. My country, France, was the country were the second disciple of Jigoro Kano sent abroad, the master Kawaishi, ended up teaching Ju-jutsu. Unlike Brazil, my country took the art and made a national federation, so that everyone could train That's why everything they know on GJJ, I've knowed it before it was cool

[@dalion82]

That last grip to armbar was very slick, nice vid. I'll make sure to try that the next time I go train.

[@migraine516]

I love simple and effective Jiu-Jitsu. Thank you for this video.

[@7Phoenix1]

Thank you. Respect.

[@eLpuertoricano03]

mestre you are the nr1! greetings from sicily!

[@SCROGY]

"Cause whena open my guu-ard, I hip my escappe"--This man has the most awesome accent EVER!!! Love it!!

[@antonioarcano7989]

I love this master i love how he explains. he should have wayyyyyy more views.

[@TheQRNews]

Carlson Gracie black belts have very intricate gi techniques. great stuff.

[@VintageTeak]

I learned Hapkido and Aikido before I learned BJJ. The early UFC completely changed my perception of martial arts. It showed that most of the traditional arts weren't really effective. Then watching Muay Thai fighter wreck Kung Fu and Karate "masters" in Thailand solidified this revelation for me. Now I train BJJ, Judo and Thai Boxing.

[@NathanMarchack]

Great instructional videos - thanks for sharing your knowledge online Professor Cavalcanti!

[@luigifontana4164]

I can get the first part very easily.. it's one of my favourite moves.. but I find the hip escape very hard.. I get squashed underneath.. can create space

[@ImNotBr]

Very nice! Thank you sir!

[@MrDeritamichael]

Arm bar set up is on point

[@mariahwatson821]

Amazing! 😎

[@CavalcantiJiuJitsu]

Mariah Watson thanks !!!

[@zjedf]

Great techniques..the first one is already working well for me...thank you so much for these amazing videos.. osssss!

[@kanguesso]

I love those traps a lot, especially the very last one. Now i just have to drill them a thousand times before i can apply them in a live roll.

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

hahha almost upercuted that dude with the 3rd trap lol

[@SpinArmy]

+Shone Zverka AHAHAHAHAAHAHAH

[@Momentimum]

It takes a trained ear to understand the sacred language of BJJ instructor.

[@bernardo911]

Três posiçoes excelentes. Valeu mestre!

[@cleibermaia]

Parabéns meu amigo. Fico feliz em ver seu trabalho e admiro seu senso crítico ao elaborar sua didática. Abraço forte!

[@johnzenger7880]

Excellent game. Obrigadissimo.

[@marcelramosrangel9920]

Muito bom os seus vídeos Mestre! Me ajuda muito em meu jiu-jitsu! OSS

[@reyllc]

Show... Vou tentar por em pratica no treino... Valeu mesmo...

[@VintageTeak]

The two Gracie brothers were taught Ju Jutsu, they expanded on it and founded BJJ/GJJ and the expansion from other innovators has continued to this day. GJJ/BJJ has different take downs than Ju Jutsu, it incorporates other chokes, arm bars, leg locks etc. For example, just because something is labeled a guard pass, does not mean that it is the guard pass that came from Ju Jutsu. Look at Eddie Bravo's JJ techniques, or the BTTs - they are not traditional JJ.

[@Poenix21]

Good moves, amazing hair, godlike subtitles

[@jmcclain11225]

Master Cavalcanti you're a beast! I learn alot from you

[@Ckesto962]

That 3rd one is awesome

[@Sadoruro]

... those peoples learning GJJ from the Gracies were in fact not interrested at all in self defense, but only on competitions. So they learnt from the Gracies, they learnt everything, but kept only the part they found usefull for competition. And that's those part they started to teach themself after. That's why there is the two term, GJJ and BJJ.

[@psitbjj5751]

Very good techniques. BJJ old school, other level. Oss!

[@paulosergiotakeishi8892]

mestre faz um video em portugues pra mim que nao entendo ingles

[@pauleblacas]

These moves are perfect and well explain thanks . Any thing on de escape the choke?

[@AamirTime]

Genius armbar

[@zhappydog4948]

Subbed cuz his voice makes me laugh and good move

[@7Phoenix1]

Great video, great techniques, thank you so much professor. Much respect to you. OSS!

[@Sadoruro]

Basically, I've trained MMA since 21 years. The Ju-jutsu in my country, that come from master Kawaishi, is totaly the same thing that what is done into a MMA gym, for the sparring part. I fougth with MMA gloves even before they were so world wide commercialised. Fighting stand up, taking down the opponent then controlling him on the ground is what I've done in sparrings for more than 15 years, before the Gracies even showed up. Just because it was the will of Master Kawaishi in my country.

[@voodootech8424]

Great moves! Thank you!

[@XxXGutierrez]

Great video! Great tecniques! This will gonna help me a lot!

[@Thismanisright]

Place make more videos:) One on breaking the guard would be great.

[@RichCoppensRCKenpo]

Man I laughed so hard when I read your comment, that was great.

[@Billythebassist]

LMAO @ 3:08 "You know why!?" Awesome

[@fiorellachacon291]

Very nice video !! Well explained !! Thanks !

[@cjbogannam]

The last technique is dope

[@Canal_Marte]

he is brazilian and 100% certain from rio de janeiro, he never studied english, but he learn't only talking, few people are capable of this.

[@hjk622]

dang..that was a sick armbar at the end. i must try!

[@jamesedmonds7810]

thank you!

[@johnconnor816]

Thank you ,clear and great video. 👍😁

[@steinadlerx5917]

Hehe dobar video. Kako smiješno zvuči ovaj brazilski naglasak preko engleskog :]

[@willcuealcin7002]

That was nice! Thank you

[@eduardogaldino8432]

He knows BJJ obrigado!

[@essadekbouzidDex]

my english as a french is horrible but i can understand easily when he is teething. excellents traps by the way

[@VintageTeak]

I studied at the Gracie Academy in Torrance and I studied BJJ under Paula Fernando. They are exactly the same thing. The difference was in teaching: Paula didn't hold anything back, whereas the Gracies seemed to keep a few things just for themselves. Also, at the Gracie academy we learned a few basic moves that others don't teach because they are ineffective (i.e. the guard pass where you put your arm between your opponents legs to break their guard. Sperry showed why this is bad technique)

[@edakd]

Beautiful techniques mestre! I´ll aply them at my dojo!!! Ooosssss

[@hzrnc]

do they work for no gis as well?

[@lucaspatrick542]

Not as easily. No.

[@loudenvier]

+hezron cher The third trick is a very effective arm-trap for no-gi grappling. But you must reach the finishing position from a different starting position, normally in a flurry of movement, instead or relying on controlling the wrist with the gi. This is similar to what is called in wrestling a russian-knot grip, but from inside the guard. Very, very effective. And you can switch to a Baratoplata very easily!

[@j.e.o2060]

Old school bjj osss 🤙🏾🤙🏾

[@billymiranda6178]

Bad ass traps! Thank you professor

[@shooskidid]

super solid tricks man thanks for sharing

[@sethspears5853]

great video thnx for the new tools that i can add to my gi game can u do a video on no gi traps from the gaurd

[@PearsAreOkay]

That hair is amazing

[@nerueru5756]

wow O_O I really want to learn self defense. great video, broke it down really simply.

[@blue67strm]

That armbar is slick!

[@LuisFernandoRSantos]

Parabéns Ricardo!

[@javierlarrruzo5413]

BUENO...MUY BUENO!!!!

[@frajolausa]

boa brother!! vou fazer isso agora no treino pra ver se funciona mermo!! muito bom!!

[@fabianoalves5689]

Muito bom Mestre estou praticando essas posiçodes oss

[@CavalcantiJiuJitsu]

Fabiano Alves que bom que gostou essa é minhas posições favoritas vai fundo fui campeão mundial com ela , oss

[@justinhills2740]

This guy is Next level😎

[@patricktyler2667]

Great video! I had a quick question. At 2:03 of this video you are hyperextending the elbow joint correct? I've tried the trap at 2:30 and got someone to tap, but I wasn't sure if they tapped due to their elbow being hyperextended or from the pressure put on their shoulder joint. So, you wanna trap their arm just below their elbow on their ulna/radius?