Simple Trick To NEVER Lose Side Control

Simple Trick To NEVER Lose Side Control //

Passing the guard and stabilizing side control is far from a simple task. The last thing you want to do is work really hard to get to side control only to end up losing it and having to work hard to pass the guard all over again. Use this simple trick to never lose the side control again. Use leverage and angle to isolate your training partner's arm and immobilize them on bottom. //

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[fordguyfordguy]

Giancarlo, I am blown away by the clarity, simplicity, and use of logical details in this! I just Subbed and hit the bell for *all* content!

[mixxeerr]

WOW... I've struggled with this for a decade... finally I get it... thank you.

[boardgamer]

My new favourite channel for details and techniques for jiu jitsu study and drilling time. Thanks!

[stevereedatx]

Man, that’s really helpful, I’ve been having a ton of problems trying to control that arm and they keep pulling it back in but this makes a lot of sense, I can’t wait to try it out. Thanks, professor!

[MannyGorilla]

Great detail. I’m going to try this next class. Subscribed!

[LordGrimlok]

I just got into BJJ and discovered BJJ fanatics. I recognized you immediately after watching Danaher's feet to floor series. The details you present remind me of him. This is excellent. Thank you!

[Meeko]

This is pure gold !!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[FranciscoLedwidge]

I’ve been struggling with this against some strong higher belts. This is EXACTLY what I needed. Thank you, brother. Great video. 🙏

[tom]

This is a great little detail that makes a world of difference.

[DaveJos]

I love how you explain the reasons why one works and one doesn't from this explanation will help me in this position and others your a awesomeness teacher

[danielmccarthy]

Didn't know to attack the wrist...excellent detail.

[Frazful]

The GOAT thanks!. Can you shows us three high % attacks and transition from this position?

[Slamminbassplayer]

Excellent material - I need to ingrain this into my game - having the nearside arm isolated is such a strong offensive position! Osss.

[ysfence-erse]

Very beautiful vidéo
Thank you
Big up from France 🤙

[Sevisija]

Exactly what I was looking for. I was getting the arm isolated alot but couldnt keep it there. Cheers!

[insamsitive]

This is money $$$. Thank you so much for this

[spire]

Awesome channel mate. Just discovered. One aussie subscriber here!!

[adambruno]

The way you teach technique is very helpful!. It's interesting to hear the slight differences in your explanation in this video vs the old one (+mount) with Donovan. I do, however, miss how you finished the old video with a demonstration of the technique from the 0, 90, and 180 degree angles. It reminds me of the way Cary Kolat demonstrates wrestling technique. Thanks man!

[eugenebrumley]

This is beautiful! And from here if you go to reverse kesa gatame after having placed your knee to the top of his head your hip will land in the best spot, pinning the arm high against the head.

[dotemacs]

Instant like. Such a simple technique, I love it. Thank you