The basics, reviewed at RGOA

The basics, reviewed at RGOA

by Renzo Gracie


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The basics, reviewed at RGOA

This week at Renzo Gracie Online Academy, you will revisit basic positions and be reminded of adjustment and movement details. One progression to the back starting from the closed guard; one back defense; general open guard notions; a sweep from the lasso guard; another sweep, from the half-guard. These are fundamental topics in anybody's BJJ education that must be revisited often so that the learner can refine their technique in the search for maximum efficiency. In your takedown lesson, you will remember how to nail the sumi gaeshi. And in your lifestyle lesson, you can again be inspired by Jimmy Pedro's thoughts on challenging yourself. Oss!

Renzo Gracie
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Renzo Gracie

In July 2018, Renzo Gracie made history by winning an MMA match at 51, against an opponent ten years younger. He fought historic bouts in Pride FC in the 90s and became a crucial player in the transition between vale-tudo and modern MMA. He also stood out through the birth and rise of submission wrestling organization the Abu Dhabi Combat Club, where he became a two-time champion, and also won a super fight at the age of 50. Renzo is one of the most respected martial arts teachers in the world and runs a 15,000 sq. ft. academy located in the heart of Manhattan, NY.

LESSON PLAN


Sumi Gaeshi

Sumi Gaeshi

The sumi gaeshi is known as a sacrifice technique, given that the fighter initially goes to the ground to, only then, find their opponent's point of disequilibrium. So it's a daring technique, and among the most beautiful found in this course.

Taking the back from the closed guard

Taking the back from the closed guard

Neiman Gracie teaches an attack where you've been working from the closed guard, breaking your opponent's grip on your jacket. Crossing their arm diagonally, you have created a shortcut to control their back. And don't forget the main details shown by Neiman Gracie in this type of attack.

Back escape trading on the arm

Back escape trading on the arm

When your opponent controls your back, you must not get scared, trying to escape through brute force and wasting energy. Instead, resort to cold blood and technical refinement, as in this subtle defense taught by Robson Gracie.


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