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Sneaky way to set up the loop choke from a mount position
It works especially well against opponent that are closing their elbows to defend their hands.
Give it a try!
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tomeralroyinstagram.comEvery time I almost fall over and fix it, that's core strength.
That's why working on your balance is so important!! You body feels more confident and stronger, so you can lift your feet higher and therefore trip less.
Lots of the coaches I look up to as they get older prioritise balance... See more
tom.morrison.traininginstagram.comWhen it comes to submissions, we have three main choices: strangles, upper-body joint locks, and lower-body joint locks (there are a few others, but they are of much less importance).
John Danaher • Reflections of a Jiu Jitsu Master: A Compilation of the Wisdom of John Danaher
I don’t really “watch podcasts”. Not a podcast guy. Not really interested in giving 2-3 hours of my life to hear some dude talk about stuff.
But occasionally, I’ll catch a handful per year.
So when I say This is A Must Watch.
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Stuck against a defensive opponent? 🥋 In this reel, I share strategies to break their guard, create openings, and stay on the offensive in grappling exchanges.... See more
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Stephen Hanselman • The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living
“Somebody may beat me, but they are going to have to bleed to do it.”
Jon Acuff • Soundtracks
When you know that you just took the other guy’s best punch, and you’re still standing, and the other guy knows it, you will rip the heart right out of him. In tennis, he says, same rule. Attack the other man’s strength. If the man is a server, take away his serve. If he’s a power player, overpower him. If he has a big forehand, takes pride in his
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