Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Grappling - The Half-Guard essentials

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is a martial art that focuses on ground fighting and the use of leverage techniques.

It was developed in the 1920s by the Gracie family and has since spread around the world.

Grappling is a broad term that includes all fighting styles that emphasize the use of holds, throws and ground fighting, including BJJ, judo and wrestling.

BJJ is characterized by the ability to defeat even stronger and larger opponents through technique and strategy.

It is used both as a sport, for self-defense and in mixed martial arts (MMA).

Discover a unique collection dedicated to the Brazilian martial art.

Each teacher and expert details his specialty through a series of instructional videos, shot on a black ground and a black background for optimum visibility of all movements.

This film deals with essential techniques from the half guard.

Several details are taught to assimilate the basics as such as more advanced techniques.

They will make you progress, and you will be able to use them no matter the build and strength of your opponent.

Experience in MMA and Grappling helped develop and adapt techniques in half guard. In this video, you will learn defenses on kimura in high or low position, counters on knee lock, and many other techniques…

Olivier MILLIER :

- Brazilian Jiu-jitsu teacher for 10 years

- BTT Academy Black Belt

- Twice champion of the Europe masters & seniors in his category and in all categories (Blue Belt in 2005 and Brown Belt in 2010)

- Winner of many national and regional tournaments

- Black Belt in Vo Thuat

- Professional MMA Fighter