Marc Hansen

Jun 06 at 08:41 AM

Starting this week, I’ll be teaching the Thursday All Levels at 11. It’s a review day so we will be taking another look at one of my favorite submissions, the Kimura! If you missed last week, you have another opportunity to check it out! 

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May 26 at 06:13 PM

This is going to be a good week! Kimura is one of my favorite attacks and I’m excited to go over the details. Come check it out!

May 13 at 06:47 PM

In All Levels, we’ll look at two powerful chokes using the lapels. These chokes can be used to complete a submission or just use the threat of them to open other opportunities. Definitely something you want to add to your game! 

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May 06 at 09:12 AM

One of the techniques in All Levels this week is the arm lock from the mount position. This is a submission that I’ve been personally focusing on and have been having a lot of fun with during open rolls. Make sure you come check out all the details this week and add a new submission to your arsenal! 

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Apr 14 at 07:02 PM

All Levels is covering some mount escapes. I would argue it’s the most important escape to learn. Whether it’s on the mats or on the street, the mount is a natural position of dominance so you better develop a path to escape! 

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Feb 27 at 03:02 PM

Find positions where you can rest and conserve energy 

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Oct 22 at 08:05 PM

Half guard sweeps 🧹

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Sep 01 at 07:45 PM

As a student, I never really considered how much goes in to being an instructor until I took this course. But these videos provide a great blueprint for how to structure a class. Plus with the continuous practice throughout the instructor program, you’ll have all the tools you need to become a great instructor!

Aug 31 at 03:13 PM

I think the most challenging part is just showing up. When I first started I felt nervous, clueless and out of place. It’s hard to push yourself out of your comfort zone into something completely new. I think that continues as you progress through the belts as well because you can always find reasons to not train today. You have to show up to get better!