jason scully

Well since the last video that I shared with you was 52 triangle choke set ups in just a few minutes, I figured it was only right to share with you my favorite and highest percentage triangle choke escape when my opponent has it pretty locked in with my arm across and I don't have the ability to posture up.

Triangle chokes are the most common attacks and highest percentage submissions that you'll come across in grappling so it's extremely important that you have a good defensive arsenal for against this submission, especially when your opponent has their legs locked in.

Back again.  This time with a video with a ton of triangle choke set-ups for you to experiment with.  The "Short But Sweet" series has fortunately turned into one of the most popular BJJ and Grappling videos series on YouTube and I'm glad that they have helped so many people around the world.

In this video I show 52 different triangle choke set ups from all different types of situations. And the best part is it's only an 8 minute video so you can get a quick glance and get your mind working on ideas right away.

Recently someone asked me a question about how he can stop his opponent from controlling his arm with their foot.

Basically, he was in their De La Riva guard and his opponent had a cross collar grip on them which was breaking their posture and they were using their foot to stop him from successfully using his left arm to help him work the pass.

This is actually a very common situation that happens a lot. This happens not just in the situation explained above but also when you are in your opponent's general open guard.

Back again with another "Short But Sweet" video for you.  In this video I demonstrate 47 leg lock techniques in just 4 minutes.

Even though it's a decent amount of techniques in this video, this is just the start of the leg lock game.  There are so many more options and set ups for leg lock.

Many people call leg lock "The Great Equalizer" because unfortunately many people don't really have strong leg lock games.  So if you learn even just a few of these movements it can step your game up a lot.

More On Scrambling For Grappling!

Yesterday I sent you a video talking about some ideas to create short scramble situations you can win along with some ideas and concepts on scrambling in grappling in general.

Today I have a NEW video for you.  In this video I talk even more about the concept of scrambling and I show you a sample drill of many drills that I practice.  This drill and the concept behind the drill will help you learn how to actual turn a scramble into something that is more organized and less chaotic.

So it's been a few weeks but I didn't disappear. I'm going to keep this short and sweet.  Scrambling is a HUGE part of grappling but it is also a very understudied aspect of grappling as well.

The more you actually take the time and make an effort to actually dissect what scrambling is, the better you will be at recognizing them, creating, them and more importantly winning them.

Everyone in grappling knows that the back mount is one of the most dominant positions out there.  With the back mount you are able to secure great position all while giving yourself a good amount of options to finish your opponent. 

It's seriously one of the hardest positions for your opponent to escape also if you have a good secure back mount on them as well.

Hey,

Back again with another "Short But Sweet" reference video.  What do I mean when I say short but sweet.  These videos are short videos in length but filled with a ton of ideas and demonstrations.

If you haven't seen my others videos like this, be sure to find my YouTube channel and check them out.  There are a lot!

This one covers one of the most common submissions in the game….KEYLOCKS! In this category you'll find Americanas and Kimuras from a ton of different situations.

Hey Guys

In this video this is "Part 2" of the series that talks about on how to press the guard pass so you can create more opportunities for yourself and create higher percentage passes.

In this video I cover the concept of passing under your opponent's legs and some concepts on making your passing chances under their legs more effective.

I made a solo drills video of me doing 33 drills back to back all at once and it lasted about 7 minutes and it caught me off' guard because it has received a huge amount of positive feedback.

You can find that video on my YouTube channel if you are interested in seeing it.

Since it did so well, I decided to put together another solo  drills compilation video of 30 solo grappling drills but all of them are related to animal movements.