Marcello Monteiro – Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu White to Blue Curriculum Level 2

The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu White to Blue Curriculum series consists of four levels and 180 techniques.

The BJJ Curriculum was designed to develop all facets of the combat game in order to get each student to the greatest level feasible for each belt.

Marcello explains the most crucial methods, tricks, and intricacies that speed up the learning process and make each movement easier to perform.

Effective postures, how to attack and defend, counters and re-counters, guard passes, and set-ups for fighting more experienced training partners will all be covered.

The techniques covered in this section are as follows:

Pulling to the ground’s closed guard
Grabbing the collar and opening at the opponent’s elbow to break the stance
Basic closed guard sweep with hip escape
Variation 2 of the basic open guard control posture Open guard control position to basic pressing the knee sweep
1st half guard control position
Half guard attacks the back from position number one.
1st half guard control posture to basic sweep
Getting out of a headlock and assaulting the opponent’s back
Breaking the closed guard and controlling the opponent’s chest with the knee up
Diving to get past the opponent’s guard while pushing down one leg and underhooking the other
Underhooking one leg and pressing the other down while passing guard
Variation 1 of the passing guard involves underhooking one leg and pressing the other down.
Ananias basic guard pass
Sneak strike from side control to stomach knee
Countering the underhook and blocking the waist with side control
Going for the overhook side control posture while countering the underhook and blocking the waist
Using the overhook scissor side control to attack the mount
Crossing feet in mount control position
Underhook reversal to scissor side control in basic sprawl
Changing the position to do a cross collar forearm choke
Climbing the back using the basic armbar
Mountaneer assault to reverse kimura: basic cross collar choke version 1
Triangle attack with open guard control position
Allow the omoplata assault to take control of the guard posture.
Triangle formation with the collar on the ground
Back choke with both collars grabbed
Back choke countered by passing one arm behind the opponent’s head Basic upa mount escape
Rolling over the shoulder to escape the armbar
Rolling over the shoulder, Omoplata escape
Stepping over the opponent in a basic omoplata escape
Pressing down on the basic cross collar choke escape
Triangle escape posture
Ground-based double leg takedown