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Complete technique index

Every technique, one index

3,008 externally hosted YouTube instructionals organized into 42 domain-specific technique collections.

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THE LADDER

Positions & Hierarchy

How grapplers rank control positions, why the ladder exists, and what each rung offers the person on top and the person underneath.

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FROM UNDERNEATH

Guard & Bottom Game

Using your legs as a barrier and a weapon: closed, half and open guards, plus the retention work that keeps any of them alive.

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GETTING THROUGH

Passing & Top Pressure

Clearing the legs and arriving in control — weight placement, angles, and the patience that separates a pass from a scramble.

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FINISHING MECHANICS

Submissions

Chokes and joint locks explained through structure and leverage, with the control requirements and safety habits that make them trainable.

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THE FIRST EXCHANGE

Takedowns for Grapplers

Level changes, grip fighting, and the choice between shooting, throwing or sitting to guard depending on the ruleset you are under.

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THE WHY

Grappling Concepts

Frames, levers, base and connection — the transferable principles that explain why a technique works long after you forget its steps.

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Read the mechanics

Grappling explained as mechanics, not mystique.

Grappling is one subject taught under many flags. Positions, guard, passing, submissions and takedowns are treated here as shared mechanics — named where the arts genuinely disagree, and explained once where they do not.

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