Whether you’re a beginner Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu or you have been training for years, you can benefit from keeping it simple.
Jiu-Jitsu is a bit like an arms race, where there is a relentless pursuit of acquiring as many weapons as possible and advancing our skills and abilities as quickly as possible. This process can be confusing and many grapplers without a proper personalized game. We sometimes ignore the basics of BJJ that build the foundations.
Why does BJJ legend Lucas Lepri keep his BJJ simple and relatively risk-free?
He speaks about this in the recent BJJEE podcast, which you can check out here.
He says that he likes to keep his passing game quite simple, mixing together knee cut passes, folding pass and other pressure passes. When it comes to playing guard, he likes to be more creative. He goes deep on the importance of being precise in your technique and about the one time he did a Berimbolo at a tournament.
Check it out here:
The Greatest Passer In BJJ History Reveals His Complete System For Destroying The Best Guards In The World And Why He Hasn’t Lost A Match At Worlds in 6 Years!
