escapologists welcome.
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.
Grappling has been around for thousands of years. In that time, every way of possibly contorting an opponent will have been discovered.
As a result, I never say I invented anything. Instead, I prefer to think of rediscovering something that was lost or fallen out of fashion. This is exactly the case with the Sucuri.
The Sucuri is a submission / position I started using when my training partners got good at defending my attacks from the back. Unlike a lot submissions from the you don’t realised the danger until its too late and the damage is done.
The nice thing about the Sucuri is if your opponent does realise the danger, their way of defending will lead to either an arm bar or choke. Check out the video below to discover exactly what the Sucuri is and how you can use it to your advantage:
Warning: The Sucuri is a powerful submission when done correctly and puts a huge amount of pressure on your opponent. Please be careful when using it in practice as it can easily injury your training partner.
If you’d like to see the Sucuri in action, check out this breakdown of my first sub-only match
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In my humble opinion, there is one submission position above all others that is the most powerful. I know that’s a bold statement, but it’s true.
When you slap this position on your opponent, you have a plethora of submission options to choose from, but it’s insanely difficult to escape. Even better, this submission position works just as well in the Gi, No Gi, or MMA!
So what’s this wonderful position I’m talking about? Check out the video below to learn it now…
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