Negating strength

Negating strength: The single best way for you to negate a strength disadvantage is to…

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Creating openings

Creating openings: Even the most perfect execution of a given technique will come up…

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Committing to your attacks

Committing to your attacks: Sometimes when we attack we do so anticipating failure - this…

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Increasing your opportunities by changing your angle or orientation

Increasing your opportunities by changing your angle or orientation: It’s very difficult…

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Against good opponents the first move rarely scores

Against good opponents the first move rarely scores - you will be judged primarily by the…

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Your game will be made vastly more effective by…

Your game will be made vastly more effective by having one or two truly strong attacks…

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The athlete with the better setups

When both athletes know the major moves and their counters, victory will usually go to…

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Setting a strangle

Setting a strangle: A big part of our approach to strangulation is TO GET AT LEAST FIFTY…

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Get everything in place first – then go

Get everything in place first - then go: A common problem in the application of…

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The great under performer among the submission holds of jiu jitsu

The great under performer among the submission holds of jiu jitsu: There are around…

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Study

Study: Every Jiu Jitsu athlete studies moves. Remember this - ANY GIVEN MOVE HAS FOUR…

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