escapologists welcome.
Starting on Wednesday 5th October, Escapology BJJ in Cambridge are opening beginners No Gi classes.
The goal of these classes is to take people with little or no experience of No Gi grappling and teach them the fundamental techniques and concepts they’ll need to join the regular No Gi sessions.
To find out more about our No Gi beginners programme or any of our other Jiu Jitsu classes click the button below and request your FREE trial
Starting Thursday 6th October, Jack Sear will be running a Leg Lock intensive for Escapology BJJ students.
Jack is one of the top No Gi competitor’s in the country and a master of the leg locking game.
The intensive will run for 6 weeks, is limited to 30 people, and is FREE to Escapology members.
If you’d like to attend the intensive send us an email to team@escapologybjj.com or talk with Kris next time you’re in the gym.
With the launch on the No Gi classes at Escapology BJJ in Cambridge, we decided it was the right create some custom No Gi apparel.
After many months of designing, redesigning, and manufacturing, our No Gi uniform is finally available and it looks awesome!
The No Gi uniform consists of a rash guard, spats, and shorts all of which were designed in close collaboration with Whisky Wolf and Scramble. Currently, we have limited sizes available in XS, S, M, L, and XL.
For more information about the No Gi apparel, please send us a message here
Despite leg locks being around as long as Jiu Jitsu, a lot of BJJ players find them scary. That’s understandable as being on the wrong end of a nasty leg lock can lead to very serious injury.
However, leg locks don’t have to be scary. In fact, like any submission, defending leg locks comes down to understanding the mechanics and what your partner is trying to achieve.
To help you get a better understanding of how to defend heel hooks, here is a great primer from Dennis Schindler.
Follow Dennis now at https://www.instagram.com/corefightingsystem