n order to transition from one position to another, a gameplan in a BJJ match is really useful and can make a big difference in the outcome of a match. Many average BJJ players have beaten superior competitors because they had a game plan and stuck to it.
Having well-thought-out plan, having a goal, you avoid the fact of reacting to what your opponent does. You actually impose your game and your will.
To be effective you need to work on putting on a Game Plan that will have set transitions. This is the secret of all the best competitors in the world.
Mastering one position on the ground is never enough, to be a complete fighter you must know how to move effectively from position, always progressing the fight to a better position, before you secure a submission.
Ever seen those flashy Armbar finishes, set up directly off a guard pass?
Wouldn’t it be cool if you learned how to do it as well?
Well, here is one of the ways to set up an Armbar off a guard pass.
Alan Ciku shows it on the video below:
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