Side control is a difficult position to be in. Side control with submissions being applied is even worse! In this video we will introduce a simple escape methodology that you can use for most bent arm locks!
Whether you like it or not, you’ll get tapped out. It doesn’t matter how good you (think you) are, because everyone has their day in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – which is why you need to accept “tapping out” as a reality. However, that doesn’t mean that you have to tap out every time someone catches you in a submission or is really close to doing so.
You need to know how to deal with submissions, as it will not only make you better in escaping them… But it’ll also make you more courageous in going for submissions yourself.
For instance, here are several tips for dealing with submissions from Side Control and North South, by Bernardo Faria:
Stop Getting Tapped Out So Much And Learn The Right Ways To Escape From Grappling’s Most Common Submission Holds – Especially Designed For Older Students Who Want To Find Ways To Beat Their Opponents – With This Series From 5-Time Black Belt World Champion Bernardo Faria.
- Bernardo Faria won 5 black belt IBJJF World Championships using these systems – and now he teaches every detail so it can help you.
- Move from position to position as Bernardo gives you deep insight into how you can rapidly improve this fundamental skill.
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