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In this level 2 combination, Muay Thai World Champion’s Lamnammoon Sor Sumalee and Yoddecha Sityodtong will teach a striking sequence that includes the use of counter attacks and leg sweeps. These movements serve as the foundation for any Muay Thai fighter, and it is critical that you focus on mastering…

In this level 2 combination, Muay Thai World Champion’s Lamnammoon Sor Sumalee and Yoddecha Sityodtong will teach a striking sequence that includes defending and countering the push kick. These movements serve as the foundation for any Muay Thai fighter, and it is critical that you focus on mastering each of…

In this level 2 combination, Muay Thai World Champion’s Namsaknoi Yudthagarngamtorn and Orono Wor Petchpun will teach a striking sequence that includes the use of push kick fakes to set up knee strikes. These movements serve as the foundation for any Muay Thai fighter, and it is critical that you…

The collar choke involves manipulating the jacket or gi collar as a method for making an opponent submit. It will render a person unconscious if the choke is not released. In this lesson, BJJ World Champion Takeo Tani demonstrates how to apply the collar choke from the mount position.

The collar choke can be applied from multiple positions. As you will see, this choke works well as a direct attack or in combination with the arm bar. In this lesson, BJJ World Champion Leandro Issa demonstrates the collar choke from the full mount position.

The two-handed front choke is a common street attack among unskilled aggressors. The technique can be intimidating, however the escape is relatively simple. In this lesson, BJJ World Silver Medalist Almiro Barros teaches a defense against a two handed front choke.

When attacking the neck with the collar choke from the full mount position, the person on bottom is forced to either submit or defend the choke with their hands. This creates the opportunity for an arm bar attack. In this lesson, BJJ World Champion Leandro Issa demonstrates how to use…

When passing the guard it is important to methodically control an opponent’s legs and hips to prevent them from regaining full guard. The scissor step technique allows you to maintain control over these key areas as you progress from within your opponent’s guard to a well established side control position.…

As you and your training partners improve at both passing guard and retaining guard, you will increasingly find yourself in the half-guard position. From top position in half guard there are submissions that can be attempted, however the better option is usually to pass the half guard into side control…

Another important skill for passing guard is stacking your opponent. Used well in combination with the scissor step technique, the passing the guard underhook technique allows you to maintain control by stacking your opponent as you progress from inside the guard to a well established side control position. In this…