Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Escape Back Control Drill

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu escape back control drill. A drill used when training in
BJJ to become better at escaping your opponent as they have your back and
taking theirs. As seen at www.learnbjjtechniques.com

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[jelr17]

so sprawling your legs forward like this when someone has a body lock from the back, the guy throws you to the side while youre off balance and you get mounted or sidecontrolled like a champ?? sounds like no bueno son

[revsof]

@jelr17 its a drill.

[revsof]

@jelr17 its a drill. Also by hooking inside the leg you defend against being flattened out.

[Dundunspaz555]

uhhh the guy has no hooks?

[revsof]

@Dundunspaz555 its a drill

[SolidMiguelito]

@jkullander ha ha! i didn't know other people called it that too! I've rarely use gazzoni or the switch to escape back control. when they have their hooks in its a totally different scenario. this good drill to help people develop their scrambling abilities.

[MasterHatfield]

I use this is wrestling it is a switch... nice drill help for people though thx

[jkullander]

You could apply whats known as a "Gazzoni" in freestyle wrestling. So even if your opponent reaches over top you can still escape, because thats where you want him to pull off the move.

[sabakimsg]

This very very similar to a drill/technique found in amateur freestyle wrestling.

[fatherof283]

growing up I idolized the gracie family but I am a broad shouldered man at about 5 foot 9 so I decided on judo but recently I have been studying and these drills are great at least to help with my flexibility keep me limber and keep my submissions on point