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Junior’s Weird Rear Choke Attack
“Throwback” technique with Mr. Radhames Familia! This was for our Sept 11, 2011 charity event for Narragansett, RI’s firefighters. Radhames (AKA: Junior) is a Big Deal in the RI BJJ scene, and after winning our tournament, he demonstrates some techniques … Continue reading
Recovering When Your Guard’s Almost Passed
Never Never Never Accept a Bad Position Sometimes, when your opponent is very close to passing your guard, the temptation to give up and let him have his position is strong. “He’s almost got it, anyway,” says the voice of … Continue reading
The Sit Out Escape from Bottom Turtle
When You’re Turtled Up, Escape Y’know what’s sweet? Turtles. Turtles are totally goddamn sweet. What’s less excellent is being turtled up in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. In fact, bottom turtle is one of the worst positions you can be in. You’re … Continue reading
RI BJJ Tutorial: The Double Over Pass
First the Position, Then the Submission You know, by now, that all the BJJ submissions in the world won’t help you if you can’t pass your opponent’s guard. Being stuck just shy of a dominant position is frustrating. To help … Continue reading
BJJ Champ’s Half Guard Passes (pt. 1)
“To be the best,” the saying goes, “you’ve got to beat the best.” As a precursor, we recommend that you train with the best. That’s why BDMMA owner and head coach Dan Faggella – a national champion, himself – also … Continue reading
Rhode Island BJJ Technique: The Ninja Roll
To be sure, the ninja roll is not the first move you’ll learn in your BJJ career. You will learn, though, that you should take your opponent’s back whenever it’s available – and you’ll learn, too, that it’s maybe most … Continue reading