The 50/50 position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu presents a unique challenge where both practitioners have equal chances of submission. This post explores the dynamics of the 50/50 position, the risks involved, and techniques such as the Aoki Lock and the Woj Lock, emphasizing the importance of knowledge, speed, and safety in practice. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is…
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) can be practiced in two main formats: The first and most common is in the gi or kimono. This is the traditional uniform seen in many Asian martial arts. It is similar to what you’d picture as a Judo or Karate uniform. They’re generally made up of a Kimono top that is…
In the upper echelons of submission grappling, there exist two equally challenging scenarios during competition, each with a 50% likelihood:
1. A 50% chance of facing an opponent resistant to takedowns.
2. A 50% chance of encountering someone whose guard you struggle to breach.
His proposed solution?
Direct attention towards guard passing immediately after executing sweeps.
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