CORE JKD GRAPPLING BASICS COLLECTION
CJKD Grappling Basics Videos
The series you've been waiting for. These are the fundamentals of grappling that make Core JKD unique and will set you on the path of mastering the ground game—by knowing how to play it and how to free yourself from it.
Who is this for?
This series is designed to be understood by the complete novice with no training whatsoever. It will give the tools and functionality to be successful in resisting encounters against more advanced and skilled attackers.
It also has unique Core JKD grappling techniques that advanced students and instructors will be able to use to enhance their grappling game beyond their traditional training.
Distance Learning students: these are the fundamental requirements for Core JKD Grappling. They are required for advancement, testing, and certification in the Core JKD system.
Videos in the series:
GRAPPLING BASICS—Fundamental Grappling Conditioning Exercises
GRAPPLING BASICS—Positions
GRAPPLING BASICS—Mount Escapes
GRAPPLING BASICS—Kesa Gatame, Position, Escapes
GRAPPLING BASICS—Cross Body Escapes
GRAPPLING BASICS—Guard and Half Guard Escapes
GRAPPLING BASICS—Arm Bar Escapes
GRAPPLING BASICS—Rear Naked Choke and Escapes
GRAPPLING BASICS—Submissions and Escapes
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GRAPPLING BASICS—Leg Lock, Heel Hooks and Escapes
GRAPPLING BASICS—Striking In Ground Grappling
Some of what's on the videos...
Fundamental Grappling Conditioning Exercises
Bridge over partial
3-point under
3-point over
Shrimp
Reverse Shrimp
4-point
Knee on chest
Sprawls (double, single leg)
Shoulder walk
Airplane / Coffee grinder (shoulder, elbows, hands)
Positions
Mount
Cross body
Knee on chest
North-South
Guard
Open guard / Floating guard
Half guard
Quarter position
Quarter position basic turnovers
Mount escapes
Umpah
Roll over leg
Elbow escape
COG (center of gravity)
Head control bridge
Arm over leg
Multiples
Kesa Gatame, Position, Escapes
Position
Locks and Controls
Core JKD Escape
Pancake Flip
Leg to head
Spoon
Obtuse
High Angle Bridge
Leg Capture
Leg Capture To Calf Slicer
Crossbody Escapes
Reverse shrimp shimmy
Body wave
Bump knee insert
Head control roll
Under head control awareness
Shrimp out to quarter
Arm positions - preferred
Arm positions - less desirable
Guard escapes
Circle of the legs
Can opener
Knee to tailbone
Knee to tailbone vs striking
Step over
Turn over
Drop to leg lock / calf crush
Star pass
Elbow control warning
Half-guard escapes
Submissions (calf crush variations)
Standard escape
Core JKD escape
Arm Bar Escapes
Basic arm bar
Elbow awareness from below
Push out
Halo
Bridge on face
Shoulder Torque
Rear Naked Choke and Escapes
Water drill: sighted and blind
Rear naked choke application: various grinds, floating
Core JKD Escape
Elbow leverage drive
Finger joint manipulation
Short choke variation (trachea crush)
Submissions and Escapes
Triangle and escape
V-arm Lock branch up (Americana or key lock)
Branch up escape: Rotate Open
Branch up escape: Elbow to pocket
V-arm Lock branch down (Kimora)
Branch down escape: Fingertip weave
Branch down escape: Rotate out
Omaplata
Omaplata escape: turnover
Kimura
Kimura escape: corkscrew
Arm and neck choke
Arm and neck choke and escapes: trap and bridge, bump
Kesa arm and neck choke escape: 3-point to coffee grinder, pressure slip, kesa choke-escape flow drill
Various Submissions
Pillow lock
Wrist and finger joint locks in grappling:
Supine branch up and down
Pinky high branch down
Grouping
Thumb high
Leg locks, heel hooks and escapes
Leg lock: outside-in
Leg lock: inside out
Training to resist the leg lock
Breathing through pain
Leg lock escape
Pass centerline heel hook
Pass centerline leg lock and heel hook counter
Heel hook
Power heel hook
Heel hook escape: push thru
Heel hook escape: pull out and circle
Body feel familiarity training
Ankle crank training
Striking In Grappling
Head control
Strike momentum—Head evasion
Base: knee on chest vs mount
Hook and jab power mechanics
Strike zone on head
Strike variety with elbows
Crossbody: Elbows and Hammerfists
Striking From Guard: Hammerfist Detail
Defending Mount Strikes: Bicep Inserts And Bridge
Defending Crossbody Strikes: Inserts To Defend And Escape
Defending Crossbody Strikes: Head Position Binding—Inserts
Headbutts from mount and guard
Defending Strikes From Guard: Parry—Inserts—Leg Controls
Examples Of Sparring Drill and Double Arm Block
Leg Control vs Strikes Detail
Comb Cover / Double Arm Block: Drawing Away Cover—How To Get Knocked OutStriking In Grappling
These are functional, skill building flows that utilize the techniques in dynamic flow training that quickly elevates your movement and understanding of always having opportunities.