In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, breaking your opponent’s grips from guard is crucial for maintaining control and launching effective attacks. Strong grips allow your opponent to dictate movement, set up passes, and secure submissions, making it essential to strip their control before advancing your own game. By proactively breaking grips—whether using two-on-one grip breaks, circling your hand out, or pushing off pant grips—you prevent them from stalling your guard and create opportunities for sweeps and submissions. The person who controls the grips often controls the fight, so drill grip-breaking consistently to stay on the offensive and keep your guard dynamic.
MONDAY (February 17th)
5:30 pm (Intro to BJJ): INSTRUCTORS CHOICE
6:15 pm (CT-A Fundamentals): MOUNT: HIP ESCAPE
7:15 pm (No-Gi): INSTRUCTORS CHOICE
TUESDAY (February 18th)
6:30 am (CT-A Fundamentals): CLOSED GUARD: CROSS CHOKE
12:00 pm (CT-A Fundamentals): CLOSED GUARD: CROSS CHOKE
6:00 pm (CT-B Advanced Fundamentals): CLOSED GUARD: CATUCADA SWEEP AND DEFENSE
7:15 pm (CT-C Intermediate): SHALLOW DE LA RIVA PASSES
WEDNESDAY (February 19th)
6:30 am (CT-B Advanced Fundamentals): X-GUARD: BUTTERFLY GUARD TO TECHNICAL STAND UP SWEEP
6:00 pm (CT-A Fundamentals): MOUNT: ARMLOCK AND BREAKING MY OPPONENT GRIPS
7:00 pm (No-Gi): INSTRUCTORS CHOICE
THURSDAY (February 20th)
6:30 am (CT-A Fundamentals): CLOSED GUARD: SWEEPING FROM CLOSED GUARD
12:00 pm (CT-A Fundamentals): CLOSED GUARD: SWEEPING FROM CLOSED GUARD
6:00 pm (CT-B Advanced Fundamentals): CLOSED GUARD: OMOPLATA AND ESCAPES
7:15 pm (CT-C Intermediate): LEG DRAG AND BABY BOLO
FRIDAY (February 21st)
6:30 am (CT-B Advanced Fundamentals): X-GUARD: X GUARD ATTACKS
6:00 pm (CT-B Advanced Fundamentals): CLOSED GUARD: OVERHOOK ATTACKS
7:00 pm (OPEN MAT)
SATURDAY (February 22nd)
9:00 am (Family Class): INSTRUCTORS CHOICE
10:00 am (CT-A Fundamentals): MOUNT: KEYLOCK
