When the armbar from the back is defended, Invisible Jiu Jitsu switches to a choke instead of abandoning the attack.
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Foot placement details for finishing the closed-guard armbar.
Details for making closed guard harder to break, so you keep control longer.
Armbar finishing details, including square hips and how to kill a stack defence.
Posture details that make you hard to submit from inside closed guard.
Three simple attacks from front headlock to get the position working as a control and submission hub.
Compares a jumping X-pass and a knee-cut as the first pass after a takedown.
Four K-guard attacks in a short clip, covering the main finishing and sweep paths from the hook.
Easy knee-on-belly escape
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A straightforward knee-on-belly escape for getting out from under the pin.
Escape knee-on-belly and immediately attack a kneebar or heel hook depending how they turn.
How to chain the bridge (upa) and shrimp together so one mount escape feeds the other.
Leg on shoulder pass
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Invisible Jiu Jitsu shows a leg-on-shoulder pass that stays out of triangle and armbar range when done correctly.
Low-risk takedown combo
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A simple standing combo that looks for a takedown with little risk of being countered.
Whether to cross the feet when finishing a closed-guard armbar, and what that choice changes.
Figure-four leglock
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A figure-four leglock (Ric Flair style) as a straightforward entanglement finish.
YouTube videos
Invisible Jiu Jitsu simplifies the cartwheel pass so it is a timing pass against a seated or inverted guard rather than a gymnastic trick.
Principles of the spider-lasso guard (four-finger pocket grip, knees high, constant pull) and three sweeps including a butterfly hybrid when they step a leg up.