Let’s say you’re playing from bottom and your opponent is really good at guard passing… As a matter of fact, they’re so good that they’ve managed to pass your legs – and now they’re on their way to establish Side Control.
When this happens, it’s extremely important to use your remaining frames – your hands – in a proper way. In a way that will misguide the opponent’s weight.
Here is how to do just that. Gregor Gracie demonstrates on the video below:
Staying safe and getting out of Side Control is a huge challenge for any beginner and a must-have skill in order to really master BJJ. When you’re significantly outweighed by your opponent, escaping Side Control can be a daunting experience.
If you’re looking to develop efficient escapes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, then you should definitely check out this variation of defense and escape from Side Control.
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