Mount

Mount | Shoulder Lock with Professor Christopher Costa

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09 Apr

Mount | Shoulder Lock with Professor Christopher Costa feat BJJ Joe

5 Ways to Escape Full Mount (+ Set Up Heel Hook) w/Bruno Pucci

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26 Feb

2x No-Gi World Champion Bruno Pucci shows 5 ways to escape full mount, in a basic-to-advanced progression. In the last escape, he teaches how to set up a heel hook, after bridging into x-guard.

This One Sucks For your Opponent: Armpit Armbar

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23 Feb

Great option coming off a failed cross collar choke. You wedge your elbow in between their forearm and bicep and just trap their arm under your armpit and squeeze! Nice BJJ Gi by Doordie Hyperfly.

How to beat a tight defense from the Mount position

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07 Feb

Professor Gustavo Gasperin teaches how to deal with a tight defense from the Mount position setting up an easy Armbar.

Kurt Osiander’s Self Defense Armlock

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03 Feb

Kurt Osiander’s move of the week.

High Pressure armbar from mount- Kurt Osiander

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27 Jan

Kurt Osiander shows a nice transition from arm triangle to armbar from mount using a lot of pressure.

Mount escapes to leglocks – Reilly Bodycomb

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25 Jan

Reilly put together quite a treat for Panda Nation: 9 minutes of instruction on transitioning from your mount escape into a leg attack.

How to Escape Mount When His Ankles Are Crossed Under You?

BJJ Wiki | Escapes, Escapes & Counters, Mount, Positional Escapes, Technique

23 Dec

Escaping the mount is hard enough normally, but when your opponent crosses his ankles under your legs in low mount then it becomes even more difficult; here’s how to escape anyhow.