Learn to submit with the triangle from de la riva with Ricardo Cavalcanti
GMA member Ricardo Cavalcanti of Carlson Gracie Training Center – Cavalcanti BJJ in Las Vegas is in Germany at his affiliate academy. He teaches us how…
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The dangers of slamming and how to prevent your opponent from picking you up
In most Jiu-Jitsu tournaments the list of illegal techniques contains the obvious eye-gouging and punching. The more subtle include knee-reaping and the use of slamming…
UFC Submission of the Week: mounted triangle and armbar by Dustin Poirier
Check out this video of UFC featherweight Dustin Poirier securing a mounted triangle and armbar on Max Holloway at UFC 143. What do you think…
Video: Sophia Drysdale teaches a triangle finish from spider guard
The first female black belt from Australia who now lives in Las Vegas, Nevada is a leader for the women in Jiu-Jitsu. Wife of Robert…
How Do You Safely Pass 50/50 Guard?
If 50/50 guard is a disease, as so many are harping about these days, the study of Jiu-Jitsu is the cure. That’s what the black…
Know How to Transition from Triangle to Armbar in Jiu-Jitsu?
The first step to becoming an unpredictable Jiu-Jitsu player is to have a good guard pass and to be complete. And a complete fighter has…
The Opponent Defended your Spider Guard? Sink a Triangle!
Imagine you're fighting with your back on the mat. You've already got your feet on the opponent's biceps and your grips sunk just right on…
Got the Omoplata? Finish via Crucifix, as GB Professor Demonstrates
Hugo Britto, head professor at Gracie Barra Parnamirim, in the Brazilian State of Rio Grande do Norte, is a medium heavyweight pursuing the flexibility and…
What’s the Absolute Blue Belt Champ Got that Others Don’t?
A student of Jair Lourenço at Kimura/Nova União academy, Horlando Monteiro, 18, was the number 1 blue belt at the 2013 European Open Jiu-Jitsu Championship,…
European Open: Paiva Talks Wanting to Face Cobrinha and Tanquinho
Featherweight black belt Isaque Paiva was one of the Jiu-Jitsu revelations of 2012. The winner of the Gramado leg of the WPJJC Trials, he has one…
10 Things I Learned in 10 Years as a Journalist for a Jiu-Jitsu and MMA Magazine
Time sure flies when you’re having fun, but that’s how it is. A few days back I made it to one decade as a reporter…