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Looking good mate!

Elliott Farrell of Brooklyn in the first published Jet Magazine for 3rd degree Black Belt in Jujitsu. Where is his mention in this Magazine?

Great guys. Happy to say I partnered up with Trevor for my first jiu jitsu class 7 years ago and walked the picket line with Mike before we met on the matts 5 years ago. Two savages on the matts and just beautiful people, which reflects kind of environment that has been created by coach Elliot and the Openmat team.

Thank you for this workout. I just subbed. And stay safe.👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Elliot Bayev Oss!

3 Great video. Oss

Is this also a type of scarfold escape? Looks like a similar position at least for a little bit.

Can’t wait to try this

Excellent video!!

Must be weird hearing the commentary while you fight.

Healthy work being done - Aho!

Good match. A wide variety of techniques used and Elliot trying to deal with the athleticism of Juliano.

Wow super very funny 😂😃😎😊👈

Show de bola 👏👏👏💪💪💪 irmão... grande abraço Juliano. 🖒👊👊

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Great details and thanks for the scenario demonstration. I have grown to favor playing half guard a lot and that is one of my biggest problems. My only defense so far has been to bail my left shin and push with my left (upper) foot against the body and hip escape away to reset. But, many times it doesn't work if I don't time it right. I like the concept of following the leg up with the bottom leg as it comes up to pass. Thank you for posting the video and I'll definitely be following your progress. Oss!

Looks like a positive school to be involved with. Osu.

perfect just what I was looking for, thanks

what about the x pass variation where they drop the elbow in your hip instead of lapel or shoulder grab?

Thanks so much for posting these videos. My one criticism is that usually when your opponent is trying to knee-slice, he will get a deep cross-collar grip on you. In this video your opponent is gripping your gi on the same side. I've honestly never had someone grip me like that when knee-slicing my half guard. The cross-collar grip gives your opponent control of your head because he can frame you with his forearm if you try to turn towards him too much. Is there a variation in any of your videos where your opponent gets a deep cross-collar grip before commencing the knee-slice pass? Thank you again for your videos. The knee-slice pass is one of the most powerful half guard passes, and even if your opponent is a white belt, if he is strong and learns the knee slice pass it can be very difficult to counter. Frustratingly, defenses to the knee-slice pass are very rarely taught at my school and are not even included once on the white to purple curriculum.

Doesn't it hurt your balls?

Amazing fight! What a showcase of skill!

This is literally my weak spot the reverse dela riva defense to knee cut

Fairly new student here. Thanks for the tips. I actually hadn't considered just switching to reverse De La Riva from that leg drag. I usually just end up spinning and squaring back up. I'm going to try it tonight!

reverse dela riva pass counter

Thanks for this series! Definitely helping me out.

Thank you very much for these guard retention videos! I need this.

Nice Elliot. Funnily enough, just bought Part 1 of your Spider Guard Series with Stefan. I always feel stymied in this position and I have had enough of having to wait for the guy on top to move.

These guys are some pretty advanced white belts...

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The culture at OpenMat is what makes it such an amazing place. Not all gyms are created equal, and Elliott (and his students) have created an outstanding environment which encourages growth as both an athlete and a person. It's an amazing place.

If you are going to teach someone about power of the mind or body it is only appropriate you teach them respect as well and it seems that this is what this course does.

Awesome. Will try this for sure!

great video!

Is ironic the wrong word to use to describe that teaching people how to fight reduces their appetite for violence?

Is it just me or did the girl who was backmounted try to tap right around the 3 min mark?

Loved your video!

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nice video! A question, what is your first defense of a suitable torreando? I have problems to defend the torreando pass with my feet.

Hey- do these tips work well with most guard passes? For instance, the bull pass.

Vin Diesel eres tu ?? :o