Fight Smart And Win As An Older Grappler With Tom DeBlass’s Guide To Beating Younger, Faster Opponents With These Key Details And Fundamental Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Concepts To Slowing The Fight Down And Keeping Control - NO GI
Learn how an older grappler can use real technique and useful technique to simplify their Brazilian jiu-jitsu and slow down younger grapplers with Tom DeBlass’s help
Tom DeBlass is a UFC veteran fighter and a respected black belt grappling coach in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, as well as a BJJ Fanatics favorite
Tom shows how to work from top and bottom position with techniques and attacks that older grapplers can gain advantage with, including half guard, pressure passing, and more
Finish the fight with chokes and joint locks that you can slowly control and finish, with no scrambling or speed needed
Get real useful advice on how to warmup and cooldown and recover as an older grappler, so you can avoid injury and stay on the mat longer
Course Content
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Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Intro/Warmup
0
Slowing a standing opponent down entering a guard
9:26
Head to the outside modified deep half-guard reversal
17:55
Nullifying the knee slice with lower leg manipulation into reversal
27:17
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Recovering quarter mount with inside arm control
0
Gaining the undertook from the half-guard to reversal with lower leg manipulation
11:20
Defending your knee line from the bottom half-guard
20:58
Maintaining side control with hip switching
26:03
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Slowing down a standing opponent with initial dela riva grip transitioning to deep half-guard
0
Dela riva grip into modified X-guard sweep requiring little athleticism
5:59
Breaking your partner down into the closed guard transitioning to a knee-friendly omoplata
14:57
Modified triangle protecting the knees from further injury
24:53
Maximizing time spent on the back
30:23
Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Maintaining top half-guard while controlling the bottom leg shutting down your opponent’s ability to stand or scramble
0
Maintaining top butterfly position not allowing your opponent to stand back up
9:10
Closed-guard pass using your partner’s overhook as your underhook to slow them down
20:21
Hand fighting from top position to slow your bottom opponent down
29:59
Closing thoughts
40:00
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PART 1
INTRO/WARMUP
SLOWING A STANDING OPPONENT DOWN ENTERING A GUARD
HEAD TO THE OUTSIDE MODIFIED DEEP HALF-GUARD REVERSAL
NULLYING THE KNEE SLICE WITH LOWER LEG MANIPULATION INTO REVERSAL
PART 2
RECOVERING QUARTER MOUNT WITH INSIDE ARM CONTROL
GAINING THE UNDERTOOK FROM THE HALF-GUARD TO REVERSAL WITH LOWER LEG MANIPULATION
DEFENDING YOUR KNEE LINE FROM THE BOTTOM HALF-GUARD
MAINTAINING SIDE CONTROL WITH HIP SWITCHING
PART 3
SLOWING DOWN A STANDING OPPONENT WITH INITIAL DELA RIVA GRIP
TRANSITIONING TO DEEP HALF-GUARD
DELA RIVA GRIP INTO MODIFIED X-GUARD SWEEP REQUIRING LITTLE ATHLETICISM
BREAKING YOUR PARTNER DOWN INTO THE CLOSED GUARD TRANSITIONING TO A KNEE-FRIENDLY OMOPLATA
MODIFIED TRIANGLE PROTECTING THE KNEES FROM FURTHER INJURY
MAXIMIZING TIME SPENT ON THE BACK
PART 4
MAINTAINING TOP HALF-GUARD WHILE CONTROLLING THE BOTTOM LEG SHUTTING DOWN YOUR OPPONENT'S ABILITY TO STAND OR SCRAMBLE
MAINTAINING TOP BUTTERFLY POSITION NOT ALLOWING YOUR OPPONENT TO STAND BACK UP
CLOSED-GUARD PASS USING YOUR PARTNER'S OVERHOOK AS YOUR UNDERHOOK TO SLOW THEM DOWN
HAND FIGHTING FROM TOP POSITION TO SLOW YOUR BOTTOM OPPONENT DOWN