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Grappling techniques form the basis of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, submission grappling and MMA. This page lists all the video and photographic grappling technique tutorials on Grapplearts.com. Some of these techniques were first published in magazines like Black Belt and Ultimate Grappling, others are excerpts from our instructional videos, and some were created just for the readers of this site.

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See all the Submission Grappling and BJJ Instructional videos we've put onto Youtube (both excerpts from our DVD's and stand-alone instructionals)

Selected Lessons from Stephan Kesting's Free Beginning BJJ eCourse

The Five Most Important Attacks from the de la Riva Guard

From Fluke to Trusted Technique: the Evolution of the Logsplitter Sweep and Leglock Position

Straight from Brazil: BJJ Black Belt Oscar Daniotti shares some cool sweeps

The amazing No-Gi Closed Guard Scenarios and Game Plan by Jason Scully, which includes 29 pages of detailed strategies and solutions for sparring without the gi. This document also includes a HUGE positional strategy map to help you decipher the closed guard position.

An introduction to the Deep Half Guard position

Guillotine offensive and defensive positioning, and how to use the Von Flue Choke to counter the guillotine (covered in a series of 3 posts on my newsletter)

Ed Beneville and Tim Cartmell, authors of "Passing the Guard", show some techniques for passing the guard in MMA or self defense: 4 different techniques in one PDF article

Chris Brennan's Ten Finger Guillotine: The 'Ten Finger' guillotine is the Loch Ness monster of grappling: find out how to apply it properly from three different positions

The Rear Naked Choke is arguably one of the most important grappling techniques in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, but it can be difficult to finish when your opponent is resisting: How to Finish the Rear Naked Choke against Resistance (video)

Assorted clips from the Dynamic Half Guard DVD (video)

Eduardo de Lima and Matt Kirtley demonstrate some unusual, but effective, jiu-jitsu techniques

Denis Kang shares 3 guard passes that work in the wild world of mixed martial arts (from the Passing the MMA Guard Article)

Marc Laimon takes you through some of the techniques used in his match with Ryron Gracie

Marcio Feitosa demonstrates 4 submissions to counter the half guard:

Andreh Anderson and Perry Hauck show some of their favorite Brazilian Jiu-jitsu sequences

Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro shows some of the techniques that have made him famous

Information about the X guard position and some variations: The 'X Guard'

The 'basic' butterfly guard sweep is anything but basic: Two powerful variations of the butterfly guard sweep

How grappling complements striking and striking complements grappling (from the MMA Formula article)

Denis Kang shows off his dynamic style (from the Jiu-jitsu Cross Training article)

Rubber guard techniques from Eddie 'Twister' Bravo, ADCC 2003 standout!

From the 'Revolutionary Omo Plata' article

From the 'Mastering the Kimura' article

From the Marcus Soares Interview

And finally, some more grappling techniques:


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