Turtle Escape No-Gi: 7 Keys to Recover Guard
Three proven ways to escape turtle position in no-gi BJJ before your opponent finishes setting up hooks: the half granby, the sit-through, and hook-and-roll.
Three proven ways to escape turtle position in no-gi BJJ before your opponent finishes setting up hooks: the half granby, the sit-through, and hook-and-roll.
Escaping back control in no-gi comes down to sequence, not panic. Here are the 7 keys that actually get you out.
In no-gi, the five most reliable mount escapes are: the bridge and roll for when the opponent reaches to finish, the elbow-knee escape for recovering guard, the half guard entry when full guard is blocked, the technical stand for high mount, and the armpit foot escape for when they ride too high. The principle across…
Stuck on the bottom? These 5 high-percentage no-gi mount escapes — the upa, elbow-knee, heel drag, high-mount demotion, and kip — get your hips out from under anyone.
Five proven no-gi side control escapes—framing, the shrimp, ghost escape, wrestling up, and bridge-and-roll—plus the crossface defense that makes them work.