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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/

LAHNERTactical

First time I saw this video I was not 100% sure, but then got confirmed that one of the guys in this video I have been teaching for a weekend privately with 2 others in Berlin, Germany, in 2007. Best combo of participants all with martial art, FMA, MMA and military special unit’s experience, the types that are the hardest to convince that it was not BS I was teaching, and what made the whole trip worth spending money on it, was that they were happy customers.

 

LAHNER-Tactical Concepts provides Tactical Training and Consulting to Law Enforcement, Military and Security Professionals.
Selected Programs are also available to Civilian users.

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Judo Sidemount for BJJ

Mike Lee and Stephan Kesting talk about the Judo inspired tweaks for sidemount (Yoko Shio Gatame) to pin a big opponent. Filmed during a seminar in downtown Vancouver

Judo Turtle Attacks for BJJ

Mike Lee and Stephan Kesting teach attacks from, and against, the turtle position at a seminar in downtown Vancouver.

Empty hands knife defence intro seminar.

Copenhagen Combatives will start our new season with an intro Seminar the 1st and the 2nd September, Saturday from 13-16 Sunday from 14-16. To celebrate our new season of training we offer a huge discount for an intro seminar, the price is 200 kr. pr day or 300 for both days, normally its 300 kr pr.day and 500 for 2 days.

Learn unarmed defence against from knife attacks, from standing, clinch and ground position. This course will not only show techniques but also how to train using whatever style you have previous experience with or are training at this moment.

Wear comfortable everyday clothing as jeans, the shoes you normally use and T-shirt.

Useful equipment is MMA gloves, groin, forearm and eye protection, the most important is the forearm protection, we can provide them if you don’t have any. We prefer no protective gear, but if your work requires fine motor skills and no bruises it’s wise to buy protective gear that can protect you.  

For more info mail to (delete_this)cph.combatives@gmail.com

Useful links:

http://www.practicalcombatives.com/
https://www.facebook.com/CphCombatives
https://www.facebook.com/groups/copenhagen.combatives/

Martial Arts Airport Action

As a KFM fan I like to see that they do seminars with other systems, this shows that they don’t have the, we know all and the only true answer attitude. This approach is far superior and not only more constructive but also opens ones eyes for other way to solve the same problem.

Sanatan Shastarvidiya - Spring 2012 Seminar - Pt1

I remember watching a documentary with Richard Dawkins where he interviewed a scientist about how the eye works and that it had a blind spot, this was used as a counterargument against the intelligent design argument of the perfection of the eye’s design was the proof of a creator, but this flaw was not very favourable to the human species and hence not perfect.

I had since then tried to find a way to use this information to combat, how to attack from the right angle so the opponent could not see it coming. My interest in biology and evolution has helped me a lot to explain some simple facts, as why do our peripheral vision expand with 15 degree, which IMO is very simple not that long ago in a biological evolutionary timescale we used to hunt by looking down to track our prey and not step on a scorpion, snake or other things that are not healthy for anyone, if our peripheral vision was narrowed instead of expand we would be easy prey ourselves if we didn’t spot danger fast enough.

Seeing this used by Sanatan Shastarvidiya was what I had been looking for in many years, I was just about to read Steven Pinker’s book “Visual Cognition” to see if there was more info about this, but the worst and extremely most boring chapter I have ever read was the chapter “The Mind’s Eye” in his other book “How the Mind Works” where there was not any of the information I was searching for.