ART OF JIU JITSU

The second section transitions to the top position and begins to focus on passing the guard. The section also includes valuable key insights like the adjustments that Tainan made to transition his passing style from Gi to NOGI, how to define an objective when passing, how to use submissions as a way to pass the guard and more.

01 - Passing Overview

02 - Defining an Objective

03 - C Grip and Tripod

04 - Outside Passing to Body Lock

05 - Three Options Passing Half Guard

06 - Force Half Guard from Knee Slide

07 - How to Knee Slide Versus the Frame

08 - Kimora from Half Guard

09 - Shoulder Lock from the Half Guard

10 - Passing Targeting the North South

11 - Shin Slice to Front Headlock

12 - Diving to Front Headlock on Top

13 - Entering the Kimura for Top

14 - Connecting Submissions to the Back

The third and final section of the series covers takedowns from the standing position. Tainan details the difference between the grips and distance control in NOGI compared to the kimono. He also provides entries and finishes from different ranges.

01 - Takedown Overview

02 - Misdirecting the Head

03 - Low Risk Takedowns

04 - Entering Near Distance Takedowns

05 - Throw By Takedown with Underhook

06 - Tap on the Shoulder Single Leg

07 - Options from Front Headlock (Standing)

08 - Options from Front Headlock (On the Knees)

09 - 2-on-1 Grip to Single Leg

10 - Arm Drag Takedown

11 - Options to Finish the Single Leg

The NOGI System series is broken down and organized into three sections: Guard, Passing and Takedowns. Each series is available to be purchased separately or can be bought together as a bundle with a discount.