do you know bjj?

bjpenn · 08-14-2007

if anyone has a good bit of experience in bjj i would like to learn more moves to get out of my opponents closed gaurd.
if any one can describe a technique or sudjest a site i would be greatfull.

Jamie · 08-14-2007

I don't know many.

Applying pressure to the insides of the legs with the elbows and pushing down on their stomach and trying to slide your legs through.

I'm a real noob to BJJ and that's all we have been taught so far.

Shogun_5446 · 08-15-2007

Ive been training bbj for about a year now and I think the best way to get out of a closed gaurd is to apply the can opener (mark coleman) and they will ether have to open there gaurd or tap out. You can also stack up high and if they know what they are doing they will go for an armbar...Quickly pull ur arm out and go to side control.

daywealldie · 08-15-2007

its always important that when your pushing their knee down to pass you keep your weight on your ass. you always gotta have that balance or else you can get sweeped easily

Shogun_5446 · 08-16-2007

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Originally Posted by daywealldie

its always important that when your pushing their knee down to pass you keep your weight on your ass. you always gotta have that balance or else you can get sweeped easily

For sure.

NHB1 · 08-16-2007

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bjpenn · 09-29-2007

are neck cranks ileagal in any bjj comps and judo?

daywealldie · 09-29-2007

no way.. its just a disadvantage for yourself because neck cranks arent really considered a technique theres always a way around it. either way though your just spending a lot of energy on that neck crank which could easily result in your wearing yourself out and giving up position

JamesBambridge · 10-05-2007

is BJJ really a nececity for everyone to train in nowadays??

Jamie · 10-05-2007

Yes.

There is so much to learn on the ground I think it's pretty vital you need BJJ.