Grappling unarmed and empty hands training

Rare Footage: Haga Junichi, Genius Swordsman of Showa Period Kendo

Watch the end of the video, very interesting as the fight ends with ground fighting.

Integrated Grappling Systems, Waterbury, Connecticut - Practical Self De...

Jeff Glover's my Favorite gi techniques seminar

Jeff Glover is one of America's most talented and entertaining grapplers. In this on-demand video, he shows you some of his favorite techniques that he has used to playfully and definitively make his way to victory in countless jiu-jitsu matches over the years.

Chapters include:

1. Warm up 1
2. Warm up 2
3. Seven Year Old Choke
4. Kimura to Back to Seven Year Old Choke
5. Terere Single Leg Defense Pass
6. Glover Seoinage
7. Stand Up Elbow Drop Variations
8. From back to 50/50
9. Giving Up Your Back to Win
10. Spinning 50/50 Drill
11. Review

Full Seminar available at 
http://online.budovideos.com/category/shows/JeffGloverGiSeminar/

Rolled Up Episode 35 - Fear the Reaper with Stephen Koepfer

While in New York, Budo Jake visits "Sambo Steve" Koepfer in the Manhattan Neighborhood of Hells Kitchen. Steve is the President and Co-Founder of the US sambo association and very knowledgeable in the art and history of Sambo. Budo Jake picks his brain a bit on the history, rules and a few of the myths surrounding this Russian Martial Art.

A Great Tip To Make Your Closed Guard Much Harder to Pass

Stephan Kesting shows a single adjustment that can make your closed guard much harder to pass and also gives much more power to your closed guard sweep and submission attacks

4 Mistakes That Kill Your Half Guard

Stephan Kesting shares the four most common mistakes grapplers make in the half guard.

33 Solo Grappling BJJ Drills in 7 Minutes - Jason Scully

Jason Scully showing Grappling BJJ Drills in 7 minutes, this is something you can do every day, who hasn’t 7 minutes to spare?

Billy Robinson - Sakuraba is one of my boys and a real CACC wrestler

Having trained BJJ and was amazed when I saw the beginning of the UFC, I was sure that BJJ was the ultimate grappling system.

Kazushi Sakuraba is one of my favourite MMA fighters a real CACC wrestler and the first one to win against all the Gracie’s and their best fighters and made it look like a walk in the park.

Watching DVD’s with Billy Robinson has completely changed my view on grappling, this is not a gentle art as Judo, Judo is an effective grappling system that formed the base for BJJ, but  Catch-as-Catch-Can Wrestling is brutal and IMO my favourite grappling style a true NHB style.