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Mikey Musumeci Drills Smooth K-Guard Backtake

Mikey Musumeci has been adding no-gi specific techniques to his game, watch him train and see how he does it.

Jun 11, 2021, Pro

Grappling Bulletin: How Hulk Beat Diniz Even Though He Got Choked Out Cold

Jun 28, 2021

2021 JitzKids 3

Jun 26, 2021

Haisam Rida Trains Leglocks And Shares How He's Put Them In His Game

Leglocks such as heel hooks are something new for Haisam Rida. The black belt discusses his process of learning and implementing them in his game.

Apr 17, 2021, Pro

How to Watch: 2021 World IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championship

Jun 18, 2021

Nicky Ryan's Brilliant Back Take Follow Up To Tai-Otoshi

Nicky Ryan steps in to teach a smooth counter to when your opponent steps out of the tai-otoshi.

Feb 19, 2021, Pro

FloTV LIVE: Technique Tuesday

Feb 17, 2020

Hollywood Mike's WNO Match Ratings

Jun 22, 2021

Gordon Ryan Seminar -- Missed It? Don't Worry, Learn From The King

May 27, 2021

FloTV LIVE: Technique Tuesday

Feb 25, 2020

Grappling Bulletin: Why Craig Jones Is Now The Guy To Beat in No-Gi

Jun 21, 2021

Learn Edwin Najmi's Unstoppable Darce & Anaconda Chokes

Many consider the darce and anaconda chokes to be more applicable in no-gi grappling, but Edwin Najmi has developed his own style to successfully implement the techniques into gi jiu-jitsu.

Feb 3, 2021, Pro

The Best Ankle Lock Finishes & Technique Videos

May 17, 2020, Pro

The History of Heel Hooks

Jun 2, 2021

The TRUE Fastest Submission in WNO History | Grappling Bulletin (Ep. 17)

Craig Jones said “Hold my Only Fans rashguard” and beat Mikey by for the fastest submission of the most recent WNO.

Jun 2, 2021, Pro

Keenan Cornelius Back At Who's Number One vs Haisam Rida On June 18

Jun 1, 2021

Grappling Bulletin: The Fastest Subs on WNO, Plus The History of Heel Hooks

Jun 1, 2021

Craig Jones Shows New Attacks From Common Leglock Positions

As the leglock game evolves so do the defenses and attacks. While in Puerto Rico Craig Jones demonstrated some of his favorite innovations in leg locking.

Feb 19, 2021, Pro

Why Oliver Taza Was DQ'd At No-Gi Pans

If you’re going to competition in IBJJF events, then you need to know the rules. Oliver Taza found this out the hard way when he got disqualified in his opening match at the 2021 IBJJF Pan No-Gi Championships. People were up in arms about his loss, especially as Taza was leading the match, but rules are rules and ignorance is no excuse for applying an illegal technique.

May 18, 2021, Pro

Adam Wardzinski Corrects The Most Common Butterfly Guard Mistake

Adam Wardzinki has made a reputation for himself as one of the only elite players using the butterfly guard with a high rate of success.

Dec 30, 2020, Pro

Osvaldo 'Queixinho' Moizinho Teaches Two Nasty Omoplata Setups

Queixinho is known for having an unstoppable omoplata - learn his setup here.

Jan 25, 2021, Pro

Meet The Athletes On The Free WNO: Craig Jones vs Luiz Panza Undercard

May 26, 2021

Grappling Evolution: Andrew Wiltse's Back Attack

What happens when you mix the sweeps of Marcelo Garcia with the finishes of Gordon Ryan with a touch of Daisy Fresh? GRAPPLING EVOLUTION! In this week's Bite-size Baleia's Breakdown, Riccardo Ammendolia takes a look at the techniques Andrew Wiltse used in his recent WNO match vs David Garmo.

May 10, 2021, Pro

FloTV LIVE: Technique Breakdown Marathon

Watch the replay of FloTV LIVE: Technique Tuesday from Feb 24, 2020 on FloGrappling

Feb 26, 2020, Pro

Oliver Taza Gets DQd at IBJJF Pans

If you’re going to competition in IBJJF events, then you need to know the rules. Oliver Taza found this out the hard way when he got disqualified in his opening match at the 2021 IBJJF Pan No-Gi Championships. People were up in arms about his loss, especially as Taza was leading the match, but rules are rules and ignorance is no excuse for applying an illegal technique. Here's what happened: Taza was up against Rodrigo Gortari of Fight Sports when he used the infamous python choke, which you will instantly recognize as the hand over the mouth as popularized by Vagner Rocha. It's a simple smother, and permitted in most events that Taza is accustomed to competing on. He didn’t realize that the move is illegal under IBJJF rules, which prevent you from placing hands on your opponent’s face. You're allowed to put hands on the chin, jawline and forehead but anything from the eyebrows down to the mouth is off limits. If you're wondering where in the IBJJF rule book you can find clarification about the legality of Taza's move, go to section 6.2.2 "Serious Fouls" O) When an athlete places a hand or foot on his/her opponent’s face. And also section 6.2.3 "Severe Fouls" J) When an athlete blocks the passage of air to his/her opponent’s nose or mouth using his/her hands.

May 17, 2021