NOBODY WILL ESCAPE YOUR CLOSED GUARD AFTER WATCHING THIS | Brianna Ste-Marie

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Follow this link! So it has been said, so it must be done! The Jiu Jitsu Gods command it!
But seriously, over 25,000 white to purple belts have belted up using techniques they have learned from jiujitsux.app/home
I'm not saying this to impress you, but to impress UPON you on the importance of the one plain-as-day open secret in the jiu jitsu community…
“KNOWLEDGE!”
Jiu Jitsu is a language, and like any language, the best way to learn is immersion in its culture. You must listen to its fluent speakers. And so it goes with the jiu jitsu arts. However, the fluent speakers are those who have spent thousands and thousands of hours honing their craft while deliberately documenting and systematizing their unique discoveries of the ever-valuable jiu jitsu currency. Technique.
It's true what they say, that technique conquers all. A single technique can create a bloom of success in its wake. It’s literally unlocking new potentials of yourself to play the game and WIN.
The Jiu Jitsu X platform aggregates this sacred knowledge. These missing puzzle pieces begin to reveal the final picture. It rank orders them in importance to guarantee you upgrade your grappling weapons as fast as, well, I guess it just depends how much you want to study.
There’s simply no limit to knowing more and being better at the game. The ones who like to learn jiu jitsu get good… the ones who watch Netflix don’t… and would you really want to have more holes in your game plan than a chunk of Swiss? This is the sad reality of those who only learn technique a few nights a week or less.
You simply are made to absorb more info. It doesn’t matter if you can’t “hit” the move the next day. You have just cleared some fog of war my friend!
The board is now clearer. You know more of what you will encounter in the wilds of Leg Lock land and Berimbolo Planet… and to the infinity of other positions found in the 4D Chessboard that is jiu jitsu.
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Lather, Rinse, Repeat.
The lathering is picking a course on a position you are interested in. A bit of self-analysis is required. Might go something like this...
“Do I like half guard?”
“No, not really”
“Is that because my half guard sucks?”
“Yes”
“I’ll buy Jake Mackenzie's half guard course”
It’s almost too logical. Kinda hurts to look at.
Rinse:
Literally, bathe your eyeballs in pure jiu jitsu technique from our pro instructors. Let its warmth wash you of your grappling sins. That’s right, I know you walked off the mat with no shoes last week. Absorb The techniques in the course. Watch a couple lessons in a row and stop. Only once you have had your fill. When your brain is to the brim and ready to spill over...
...now we repeat. We repeatedly go to class armed with violence we just downloaded off the internet (A great deal right now btw 50% off) What a time to be alive.
TRY TO GET TO THE POSITION IN SPARRING
Try again,
Try again,
Go back to step one.
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[@Matt2299]

Have this instructional, and it's one of my favorite ones on the Jiu Jitsu X platform. It was awesome watching her perform at ADCC!

[@AnthonyDonnellyTT]

Very useful. Thanks for this.

[@jiu_jitsu_x]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AnthonyDonnellyTT]

@@jiu_jitsu_x Very much so. The idea of looking for your partner's weak and strong posting possibilities was something I've never really thought about... I'll be putting these tips to good use. Thanks for replying... Oss!

[@jasdennis126]

Really good, but what happens if we’re in a Gi? Their posting hands around the hips is difficult to break.

[@fenchelteefee]

Great, thanks

[@grapplinginsider4032]

Solid technique!

[@benkingsman3784]

Nice tricks

[@valdemar7986]

The problem I have with maintaining a close guard is to stay tight with taller dudes. Once that stand on their feet and start straighten their backs, it is pretty much over for me.

[@taotaoooo]

Try lumberjack sweep and variations by Roger Gracie. It helped me a lot in that scenario.

[@olddudeKB]

Cool

[@nelsonsantos115]

Oss

[@jiu_jitsu_x]

oss to you too

[@tededo]

Of course assuming your pattner isnt a high level grappler, cause the close guard is as old as the world so to speak.

[@jiu_jitsu_x]

watch her fights from ADCC to see how old yet effective the closed guard is

[@HatredPrime]

Mica Galvao and Roger Gracie are closed guard users.

[@urbanEzio89]

The armbar is old too. Still works

[@UnitedAssassinRevolution]

BS