Daniel Bianchi

Crestwood, IL, United States

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11 Nov 13:19

Here’s a question for the week. 

At the beginning of your journey what was a technique that came to you easily? 

For me it was the bow and arrow choke. I was able to get that choke pretty often. 

What about you?

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21 Oct 15:29

Transitioning from closed guard to back control.

Great technique that ends with us in a very dominant position.

CU@6AM!

29 Sep 19:00

We’re starting our series from closed guard. 

It doesn’t get much more old school than a cross collar choke from closed guard. 

#CU@6AM! 

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23 Sep 20:46

Arm locks…or if you’re from Boston…Ahm bahs 

On a serious note, it’s one of the most used submissions used in sport jiujitsu and MMA.

Let’s dive into this submission and have some fun. 💪

#CU@6AM

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23 Sep 20:20

Them: “Is that the one where you go HIIIII YAAA”?!?!?!?!

Me: 😐

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20 Sep 12:35

What is a win?

When we start out we think it’s just submissions. In reality we should look at it more in smaller victories…

Was I able to hold side control?

Did I escape from a higher belt? 

Did I keep someone, that’s similar belt, in full mount? 

Did someone escape when I had their back..and why? 

Was I out of breath and exhausted after a round? 

08 Sep 19:20

In the words of Oprah….you get a choke, and you get a choke…..and you get a choke. 

We’ve got 2 chokes in all-levels class this week. 

Let’s break these down and get some reps in, see you at 6 am. 

#6amsecretsauce

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02 Sep 19:01

In all level classes we start our full mount series.

We’re going to dive in deep on the trap, bridge, and roll escape. This has been one of my go-to escapes for a while. 

See you at 6am!

#6amsecretsauce

26 Aug 09:50

Learning to use your feet offensively will help you gain traction in your BJJ journey. We’ll go over some of small details with the scissor sweep.

See you at 6am!

26 Aug 09:41

Wash it asap. 

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