When passing a supine guard, there are two primary directional lanes: 1️⃣ Through the knees to win inside position 2️⃣ Around the legs to achieve a flanked position These two lanes are in constant dialogue. When your opponent shuts down one, they are forced to expose the other. This is the essence of high-level guard passing: Deny one path → force the reaction → take the open lane. Here’s Coach Chase breaking this concept down for the room. Catch him tomorrow at 6:00 PM for NoGi, where we’ll be
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When passing a supine guard, there are two primary directional lanes: 1️⃣ Through the knees to win inside position 2️⃣ Around the legs to achieve a flanked position These two lanes are in constant dialogue. When your opponent shuts down one, they are forced to expose the other. This is the essence of high-level guard passing: Deny one path → force the reaction → take the open lane. Here’s Coach Chase breaking this concept down for the room. Catch him tomorrow at 6:00 PM for NoGi, where we’ll be
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When switching from the single to the double, the entire success of the transition comes down to head and leg positioning. Kristian emphasizes that when you make the switch you step in with the correct position and posture. | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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When switching from the single to the double, the entire success of the transition comes down to head and leg positioning. Kristian emphasizes that when you make the switch you step in with the correct position and posture. | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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When the opponent defends the sumi gaeshi by posting the hand, they are forced to widen their base to survive the sweep. We immediately attack the far leg, removing the structural integrity of that base. As balance is compromised, we follow the resulting momentum back into the front headlock, which allows us to redirect the opponent and execute a 100% sweep to the opposite side. This is the essence of dilemma based guard play; every defensive reaction creates a predictable vulnerability that can
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When the opponent defends the sumi gaeshi by posting the hand, they are forced to widen their base to survive the sweep. We immediately attack the far leg, removing the structural integrity of that base. As balance is compromised, we follow the resulting momentum back into the front headlock, which allows us to redirect the opponent and execute a 100% sweep to the opposite side. This is the essence of dilemma based guard play; every defensive reaction creates a predictable vulnerability that can
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In this sequence, Coach Kristian demonstrates how effective stand-up offense comes not from isolated moves, but from linking techniques that reliably create the next reaction. We begin by clearing the collar tie to free the head and restore inside position. This exposes the arm and allows us to enter the 2-on-1. From here, we make him track with us — forcing him to follow our movement. As he does, his stance elongates and the single leg becomes exposed. Once the single is engaged, the opponent’s
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In this sequence, Coach Kristian demonstrates how effective stand-up offense comes not from isolated moves, but from linking techniques that reliably create the next reaction. We begin by clearing the collar tie to free the head and restore inside position. This exposes the arm and allows us to enter the 2-on-1. From here, we make him track with us — forcing him to follow our movement. As he does, his stance elongates and the single leg becomes exposed. Once the single is engaged, the opponent’s
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Brady hitting a beautiful Yoko Sankaku on his way to 🥇today at @newbreedbjj | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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Brady hitting a beautiful Yoko Sankaku on his way to 🥇today at @newbreedbjj | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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From mount, the gift wrap can be an effective back take method. That said, it isn’t always easy to get your partner to turn and expose their shoulders. When they are bigger and stronger, we can use our bodyweight to drive their elbow above their head, creating significant torque through the shoulder line. This mechanical leverage forces the turn. When the arm is above the head it is mechanically weak so we can take advantage of that. Leverage is the key to Jiu-Jitsu. | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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From mount, the gift wrap can be an effective back take method. That said, it isn’t always easy to get your partner to turn and expose their shoulders. When they are bigger and stronger, we can use our bodyweight to drive their elbow above their head, creating significant torque through the shoulder line. This mechanical leverage forces the turn. When the arm is above the head it is mechanically weak so we can take advantage of that. Leverage is the key to Jiu-Jitsu. | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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In this sequence, Louis uses the power of his legs along with strong posture and precise shoulder and elbow positioning to deliberately create angles. From closed guard, he uses the 2-on-1 to move around the hips and shoulders and begin flanking his opponent. As he enters the side scissor, notice how he maintains tight control of the shoulder( that positioning is what prevents his partner from turning back in or re-centering. The far side lapel grip then becomes critical, as it shuts down inward
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In this sequence, Louis uses the power of his legs along with strong posture and precise shoulder and elbow positioning to deliberately create angles. From closed guard, he uses the 2-on-1 to move around the hips and shoulders and begin flanking his opponent. As he enters the side scissor, notice how he maintains tight control of the shoulder( that positioning is what prevents his partner from turning back in or re-centering. The far side lapel grip then becomes critical, as it shuts down inward
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Here we break down a key detail of the arm drag grip. By keeping the shoulder in front of the elbow and the wrist behind the elbow, we mechanically break down the structure of the arm. This makes the arm drag more powerful and allows the grip to carry over into secondary and tertiary attacks. Coach Kristian explains this in a simple, translatable way and structures it so the concepts are easy to digest and apply. | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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Wyatt Chapman hitting one of the sickest submissions of the day at @adcc_official Charlotte. He finishes his opponent wit a Kosovo Cradle 🤯 | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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🧠 DETAIL OF THE DAY: CLOSED GUARD ARM DRAG – WHEN THE ELBOW IS ANCHORED One of the most common frustrations with the arm drag from closed guard arises when the opponent anchors their elbow to your hip. This creates a structural wedge that makes it extremely difficult to drag the arm across. 🔑 The solution is not to move the arm — but to move yourself. Here’s the mechanical sequence: 1. Raise your hips off the mat – this action creates space under your hips, between you and the mat. 2. Drop you
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Ben has worked hard on his finishing mechanics last weekend he executed a solid foot lock from Ashi Garami. 🦶🏼🔒 | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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Finally … Sam has come to @newbreedbjj and he’s out here cutting promos like it’s Monday Night RAW 🎤 | Odyssey Jiu-Jitsu
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