Knee On Belly Armlock Counter – Relson Gracie

Knee On Belly Armlock Counter - Relson Gracie

We all know how frustrating knee on belly can be and we’re always looking for some kind of escape because it’s one painful experience.

In this video Master Relson Gracie shows great counter to Knee On Belly. With this counter you can really surprise your opponent and submit him with an armbar. This is definitely something worth a try. Even if you don’t succeed at submiting your opponent you still have nice chance to escape.

You can also check Relson Gracie’s Knee On Belly Armlock Counter!

Knee On Belly Armlock Counter – Relson Gracie

How To Practice and Get the Feeling for Squeeze for your Chokes

How to practice chokes on your own practice your squeeze on your chokes at home

When i was a beginner, this simple method of using my own legs, helped me develop a better feeling, squeeze, speed & understanding of “on/off” outside of class.

I still do it occasionally when I’m bored since you can feel the squeeze on your leg, you get a pretty good idea what you are doing, when and where the choke gets tighter, what difference a grip variation makes etc etc. Of course this doesn’t replace drilling and practice with a real partner. But it definitely can help a beginner to understand a choke better, do develope speed, to understand the squeeze. Drilling some chokes also made me faster. Whenever you are bored you can do a couple of reps in front of the tv, while warming up on open mat, hell, even when you are taking a bath haha

https://youtu.be/ZtNkDKtKNxA

Female Army Officer vs Army Private

Female Army Officer vs Army Private

In order to beat man female Jiu Jitsu practitioner must nulify the advantages of the stronger man. Woman must utilize technique, precision and movement in order to have any hopes of being able to beat a man.

But what happens when man have the same technique as woman does? Will she be able to handle him and take advantage of above mentioned traits? Let’s see in a video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nldh_QQORE

Judo vs Kung Fu in a Full Contact Fight

Kung Fu Guy vs Judo Guy in a full contact fight

In This video below is a Judo practitioner taking on a Kung Fu artist in a full contact fight with a limited rule set and only headgear worn as protective equipment. What we can see in this fight is that Judo Guy Barely knows how to keep his hands up.

Who is going to win check in the video below?
You can also watch Kung Fu vs Judo in Full Contact Match

BJJ vs Wrestling – Firas Zahabi Mauls a Wrestler

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BJJ Black Belt vs Bodybuilder – Challenge Match In Dublin Didn’t Last Long

Crazy First Round on ADCC – Gordon Ryan vs Dillon Danis, AJ Agazarm vs Nicky Ryan – Check Official Brackets

ADCC 2017 Brackets First Round Nicky Ryan Gordon Ryan Aj Agazarm Dillon danis

ADCC 2017 will have some crazy first round and is definitely worth watching.

Aj Agazarm will Fight Nicky Ryan at -66kg. Nicky Ryan will try to make history as youngest competitior in ADCC against almost a Gracie Barra’s Veteran Aj Agazarm who have a lot of strong matches behind him. Gordon Ryan will face Dillon Danis and that’s very interesting because Dillon Danis have a lot of unsettled things with Danaher Death Squad. He lost two times lately to Garry Tonon and this is his time for revenge to DDS.

 

Skinny 16 year Old vs 300 lbs Guy – both skilled

Skinny 16 year Old vs 300 lbs Guy - both skilled

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu also referred as BJJ is very well known for using technique and leverage instead of brute force so it is not coincidence to see smaller and weaker guys winning against much larger opponents.

The same thing happened here when skinny 16 yr old guy takes on 300 lbs bjj practitioner. They are both skilled and on paper this match should be a big mismatch, but as we can see it’s not., Even a bit more technique is enough to win against much larger and stronger opponent.

Vinny Magalhaes disputes Rickson’s 400-0 Record comparing it to Renato Laranja’s 27 World Titles

Vinny Magalhaes: Rickson’s 400-0 Record is Like Renato Laranja’s 27 World Titles

In a recent interview with Jiu-Jitsu Mag, Vinny Magalhaes talked about Rickson’s 400-0 fight record. That controversial record is Self Proclaimed by Rickson and is something a lot of people in BJJ deny. Vinny went so far that he even compared it to Renato Laranja’s 27 times world BJJ champion titles. And we all know for sure did not have a single fight for the world title.

“Renato Laranja is a 27 times world champion. I was just 3 years old when he won his first world title. Even though I have just one world title as a black belt. I feel that it means much more than his 27 world titles, because people actually got to see my world title. He’s 27 times world champion but people didn’t see one single match. There’s no footage of that. I would say that its similar to Rickson Gracie’s claim of having 400 fights without one loss. It’s pretty close. Except the numbers are a little bit off. At least Renato doesn’t make up those triple digit numbers (laughs)”

Also, according to Wikipedia Rickson’s father Helio Gracie disputed Rickson’s claim to have had over 400 fights. According to Hélio, Rickson has only competed in fights that are commonly known and reported: the two against Rei Zulu and those that took place in Japan. Helio Gracie alleged that Rickson uses practice and amateur bouts to obtain a number over 400, and that if he counted his fights like Rickson does, he would have in excess of one million.

Do you Believe in Rickson’s 400:0?

Kron Gracie on His Last Roll with His Dad Rickson Gracie

Rickson Gracie Closed Guard Pass with an Arm In Stack Pass – Explained

Renzo Gracie Spits on his Opponent!

Renzo Spits on his opponent during mma fight

Even though Renzo Gracie is an idol to the most of BJJ practitioners looks like he misbehaved in his bouts.

In this situation Renzo was clearly frustrated by his opponent Shungo Oyama who used the very specific tactic to defeat Renzo. In all of his frustration Renzo spitted on his opponent in  the middle of a fight after a lot of failed take down attempts.

This happened in Pride 22 event and made Renzo’s fans very angry as no one did expect this from Renzo. This wasn’t the first time Renzo took part in some trouble as he had similar misbehaviors earlier in his career too.

This definitely isn’t something that BJJ practitioners are thought to do and definitely not something that Helio Gracie would want anyone in BJJ to do, but at the end of a day, Renzo is just a human being just like all of us and mistakes can happen

Everything You Need to Know About ADCC 2017

Everything you need to know about ADCC 2017

The ADCC (Abu Dhabi Combat Club) Submission Wrestling World Championship is a grappling competition involving professional athletes who have been successful at the highest levels of grappling, wrestling, judo, jiu-jitsu, sambo, shooto and mixed martial arts. The rules of the event disallow strikes while promoting grappling and submissions.

ADCC 2017 World Event is going to be held on 22-24 September in Espoo, Finland. The event will take place at the famous Espoo Metro Areena.

The competition was created by Sheik Tahnoon Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the son of the former United Arab Emirates president Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, together with his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instructor Nelson Monteiro. Royler Gracie characterized this as the beginning of “the modern era of submission grappling”. And is also known as “Olympic Games of Jiu Jitsu”

ADCC World Championships men’s divisions feature 16 competitors, with eight qualified athletes, seven invitations and the return of the defending ADCC champion. Women’s divisions feature eight competitors, with four qualified athletes, the defending champion and three invitations.

ADCC 2017 will contain 3 Super Fights:

  • Openweight Title Match: Andre Galvao (defending superfight Champion) vs Claudio Calasans (2015 Open Class Champion)
  • ​Legends Superfight #1: Chael Sonnen vs Leo Vieira
  • ​Legends Superfight #2: Renzo Gracie vs Sanae Kikuta

The rules:
First five minutes are submission only. No points. And second five minutes is points based. Competitors are awarded for Improving their position when the control is convincingly imposed.

ADCC FINAL COMPETITORS LIST

-66kg

  1. Rubens Charles (Brazil) – ADCC 2015 winner
  2. Uranov Zhakshylyk (Kyrgyzstan) – 1st Asian Trial winner
  3. Janusz Andrejczuk (Poland) – 1st European Trial winner
  4. Pablo Mantovani (Brazil) – 1st South American Trial winner
  5. Paulo Miyao (Brazil) – 2nd South American Trial winner
  6. Yuta Shimada (Japan) – 2nd Asian Trial winner
  7. Ethan Crelinsten (USA) – 2nd North American Trial winner
  8. Kuba Witkowski (Poland) – 2nd European Trial winner
  9. Geovanny Martinez (USA) – Invited
  10. Augusto “Tanquinho” Mendes (Brazil) – Invited
  11. AJ Agazarm (USA) – Invited
  12. Baret Yoshida (USA) – Invited
  13. Nicolas Renier (France) – Invited
  14. Kamil Wilk (Poland) – Invited
  15. Erno Elgland (Finland) – Invited
  16. Nicky Ryan (USA) – Invited

-77kg

  1. Lachlan Giles (Australia) – 1st Asian Trial winner
  2. Tero Pyylampi (Finland) – 1st European Trial winner
  3. Mansher Singh Khera (USA) – 1st North American Trial winner
  4. Felipe Cesar (Brazil) – 1st South American Trial winner
  5. Marcelo Mafra (Brazil) – 2nd South American Trial winner
  6. Osmanzhan Kassimov (Kazakhstan) – 2nd Asian Trial winner
  7. Vagner Rocha (USA) – 2nd North American Trial winner
  8. Oliver Taza (Canada/Lebanon) – 2nd European Trial winner
  9. Garry Tonon (USA) – Invited
  10. Lucas Lepri (Brazil) – Invited
  11. JT Torres (USA) – Invited
  12. DJ Jackson (USA) – Invited
  13. Celso Vinicius (Brazil) – Invited
  14. Leonardo Saggioro (Brazil) – Invited
  15. Enrico Cocco (USA) – Invited
  16. Sergio Ardila (USA) – Invited

-88kg

  1. Craig Jones (Australia) – 1st Asian Trial winner
  2. Jesse Urholin (Finland) – 1st European Trial winner
  3. James Brasco (USA) – 1st North American Trial winner
  4. Murilo Santana (Brazil) – 1st South American Trial winner
  5. Kaynan Casemiro Duarte (Brazil) – 2nd South American Trial winner
  6. Kit Dale (Australia) – 2nd Asian Trial winner
  7. John Salter (USA) – 2nd North American Trial winner
  8. Piotr Marcin Frechowicz (Poland) – 2nd European Trial winner
  9. Romulo Barral (Brazil) – Invited
  10. Keenan Cornelius (USA) – Invited
  11. Gordon Ryan (USA) – Invited
  12. Pablo Popovich (USA) – Invited
  13. Alexandre Ribeiro (Brazil) – Invited
  14. Leandro Lo (Brazil) – Invited
  15. Dillon Danis (USA) – Invited
  16. Rustam Chsiev (Russia) – Invited

-99kg

  1. Roman Dolidze (Georgia) – 1st Asian Trial winner
  2. Kamil Uminski (Poland) – 1st European Trial winner
  3. Eliot Kelly (USA) – 1st North American Trial winner
  4. Mahamed Aly (Brazil) – 1st South American Trial winner
  5. Salomao Ribeiro (Brazil) – 2nd South American Trial winner
  6. Yukiyasu Ozawa (Japan) – 2nd Asian Trial winner
  7. Paul Ardila (USA) – 2nd North American Trial winner
  8. Abdurakhman Bilarov (Russia) – 2nd European Trial winner
  9. Yuri Simoes  (Brazil) – Moved from -88kg
  10. Rafael Lovato Jr. (USA) – Invited
  11. Felipe Pena (Brazil) – Invited
  12. Joao Assis (Brazil) – Invited
  13. Jake Shields (USA) – Invited
  14. Mike Perez (USA) – Invited
  15. Jeff Monson (USA) – Invited
  16. Jackson Sousa (Brazil) – Invited

+99kg

  1. Orlando Sanchez (USA) – ADCC 2015 winner
  2. Arman Zhanpeisov (Kazakhstan) – Second Place on 1st Asia Trial
  3. Khamzat Stambulov (Russia) – 1st European Trial winner
  4. Tom DeBlass (USA) – 1st North American Trial winner
  5. Victor Honório (Brazil) – 1st South American Trial winner
  6. Hideki Sekine (Japan) – 2nd Asian Trial winner
  7. Casey Hellenberg (USA) – 2nd North American Trial winner
  8. Abdulaev Ruslan (Russia) – 2nd European Trial winner
  9. Vinny Magalhaes (Brazil) – Invited
  10. Marcus Almeida “Buchecha” (Brazil) – Invited
  11. Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu (Brazil) – Invited
  12. Jared Dopp (USA) – Invited
  13. Tim Spriggs (USA) – Invited
  14. Janne-Pekka Pietiläinen (Finland) – Invited
  15. Bruno Bastos (Brazil) – Invited
  16. Jesseray Childrey (USA) – Invited

W-60kg

  1. Mackenzie Dern (USA) – ADCC 2015 winner
  2. Bianca Basílio (Brazil) – South American Trial winner
  3. Rikako Yuasa (Japan) – Asian Trial winner
  4. Ffion Davies (Great Britain) – European Trial winner
  5. Michelle Nicolini (Brazil) – Invited
  6. Beatriz Mesquita (Brazil) – Invited
  7. Talita Alencar (Brazil) – Invited
  8. Elvira Karppinen (Finland) – Invited

W+60kg

  1. Talita Treta (Brazil) – South American Trial winner
  2. Tara White (USA) – North American Trial winner
  3. Samantha Cook (Great Britain) – European Trial winner
  4. Gabrielle Garcia (Brazil) – Invited
  5. Jessica Da Silva Oliveira (Brazil) – Invited
  6. Amanda Santana (USA) – Invited
  7. Venla Luukkonen (Finland) – Invited
  8. Marysia Malyjasiak (Poland) – Invited

Guy Grabs Purple Belt BJJ Girl but her Jiu JItsu Resolved the Situation!

Guy Grabs Purple Belt BJJ Girl!

BJJ promotes the concept that a smaller, weaker person can successfully defend against a bigger, stronger, heavier assailant by using proper technique, leverage, and most notably, taking the fight to the ground, and then applying joint-locks and chokeholds to defeat the opponent. BJJ training can be used for sport grappling tournaments and in self-defense situations. And this is why you never mess with BJJ Girls!

This homeless guy apparently (according to the video audio) grabbed this BJJ girl’s a*s after he broke into her place. Well, he got restrained very quickly by her and her buddies who were all BJJ fighters. What’s the lesson? Don’t harass people, be an upstanding citizen, and learn to fight if you’re living in dangerous areas.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5viUkq2sLI