Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Course - The Armbar Course

Maintain a 90-degree angle and perpendicular alignment to isolate the arm, grab above the elbow, keep knees together, and pull toward the pinky in line with the elbow.

Armbar drill 2 focuses on hands and a careful, deliberate approach as you progress through the drill, echoing the caption's emphasis on hands and looking this way.

Master the armbar from full guard by swiveling around to control the opponent and secure the submission, focusing on body positioning and cross-body control.

Master the far-side armbar from side control by securing the hands and applying knee pressure to finish with proper control.

Master the north-south armbar by leaning forward, bringing the leg up, and pinching the knees to control an opponent on their side and avoid back injuries.

Learn how to execute the armbar from back control with proper leg positioning, maintain control, and avoid moving the legs over the top.

Learn the armbar from a back grab top position by opening the head, moving to the side on the outside, and pushing away from the back.

Learn the armbar from the back in Brazilian jiu jitsu, focusing on top grabs and the top 3 back-position options.

Learn the side turtle armbar by reinforcing the grip, circling around, and pulling your opponent away to control the weight.

dropping armbar concepts are introduced within the brazilian jiu jitsu course, with emphasis on teaching approaches and the notion of recording insights in a book.

Learn a hitchhiker escape by turning pressure toward the opponent's chest, placing the palm on his chest, and finishing the sequence to break free.

Master grip break 1 and grip break 2 to counter grips and transition toward control in Brazilian jiu jitsu, supporting armbar technique development.

learn grip break techniques 4 and 5 in Brazilian jiu jitsu to escape pressure, control the head, and position the legs for a quick armbar transition.

Learn grip break 6 and 7 techniques to break grips, free the arm, and advance toward the armbar through head positioning, leg work, and palm pressure.

Master the armbar combo by freeing the elbow, circling the leg, lifting the hips, and pinning the head to finish the submission, while maintaining posture control throughout.

learn the armbar combo by controlling the neck and head, pulling the opponent in, and finishing with the armbar while maintaining pressure and position.