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Turtle: YouTube Videos & Paid Courses

Explore Turtle YouTube technique videos and paid instructional courses sold by BJJ Fanatics, grouped by instructor.

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Turtle — John Danaher 7

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CLOCK CHOKE John Danaher
John Danaher explains the technique for executing a clock choke in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, emphasizing the importance of asymmetrical hand positioning to create effective control and eliminate slack, resulting in a strong choke.
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Clock Strangle - Strangle Without Hooks by John Danaher
John Danaher discusses the "Clock Strangle," a stranglehold technique that can be executed without hooks, which are typically used in back control. He explains the importance of grip and positioning, demonstrating how to use a two-on-one lapel grip and various options for the second control hand. The technique allows for effective strangulation even when hooks cannot be secured, emphasizing the adaptability of strangle techniques
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The Two Main Variations Of Anaconda Strangles by John Danaher
The video by John Danaher discusses the two main variations of the Anaconda strangle: one-step and two-step methods. Both methods involve finishing with a figure four grip, but differ in their approach. The one-step method starts directly with the figure four grip, while the two-step method begins with a palm-to-palm or five-finger grip, breaking the opponent down before converting to the figure
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Tight Waist Basic 2 By John Danaher
The video "Tight Waist Basic 2" by John Danaher explains the concept of the tight waist in grappling, detailing two forms: the classic tight waist, which involves wrapping around the training partner, and the shallow tight waist, used when the partner reaches for a wrist.
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Tight Waist Basics by John Danaher
John Danaher demonstrates the tight waist position in grappling, emphasizing the importance of positioning the knee over the partner's hip to prevent them from rolling. He notes the potential risk of the opponent grabbing his wrist but highlights that covering the hips makes it challenging for them to execute a roll.
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Turning Mandible Strangle by John Danaher
John Danaher demonstrates the Turning Mandible Strangle technique, using the flat of the forearm to turn a training partner's chin towards their shoulder by positioning the thumb down.

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Turtle — Gordon Ryan 6

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Front Headlock Attacks from Turtle Position by Gordon Ryan
Gordon Ryan demonstrates front headlock attacks from the turtle position, explaining how to use submission threats to create openings for taking the back. He emphasizes the importance of manipulating the opponent's defensive hands and transitioning between strangles and back takes based on their movements.
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Gordon Ryan - Intro to Escaping Turtle Position
Gordon Ryan discusses escaping from turtle position in jiu-jitsu, highlighting the differences between wrestling and jiu-jitsu, particularly regarding submission threats and scoring criteria. He emphasizes the importance of first defending against submissions before attempting escapes and outlines a structured approach to combining classical jiu-jitsu and wrestling escapes. The video will cover various escape techniques based on different positions rather than every possible combination.
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Jiu Jitsu vs Wrestling - Understanding Turtle Position by Gordon Ryan
Gordon Ryan discusses the differences between turtle position in Jiu Jitsu and wrestling. In wrestling, the goal is to expose the opponent's back to the floor while avoiding being pinned, whereas in Jiu Jitsu, the objective is to expose the opponent's back to oneself for attacks, even if it means having one's own back on the floor. Ryan highlights the lack of submission threats in wrestling compared
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Take the Back from Turtle Position by GORDON RYAN
Gordon Ryan demonstrates how to take the back from the turtle position by exploiting an opponent's vulnerable posture. He outlines the reactions of his opponent, Bernardo, and explains how to capitalize on those movements to secure a dominant position, ultimately leading to taking Bernardo's back.

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Turtle — Brian Glick 5

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Double Leg From Turtle by Brian Glick
The video "Double Leg From Turtle" by Brian Glick demonstrates a technique for executing a double leg takedown from the turtle position. Glick explains how to capitalize on an opponent's movement when they expose their leg while trying to transition behind you. He details the steps to establish a grip on the opponent's leg, posture up, and cut across to take them down, emphasizing the importance of
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Double Leg From Turtle Jiu Jitsu Technique by Brian Glick
The video demonstrates a Jiu Jitsu technique called the Double Leg from Turtle, taught by Brian Glick. The instructor explains the steps involved, including gaining control, positioning the body, and transitioning to a top position. Key movements include propping on the left elbow, bringing the left knee up, and using the right hand to block the opponent's knee. The technique emphasizes sliding the knee across and
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Pass Off Methods from Turtle by Brian Glick
The video by Brian Glick focuses on effective pass-off methods from the turtle position in grappling. It emphasizes the importance of managing grips and maintaining defensive responsibility to prevent strangles. Glick explains techniques for separating an opponent's hands to facilitate escapes, highlighting the need to control the partner's hand positions. He demonstrates how to pass a partner's hand from one side to the other while maintaining a defensive
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Pass Off Methods from Turtle by Brian Glick #bjj #bjjlesson #bjjinstructional
The video features Brian Glick teaching pass-off methods from the Turtle position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a strong posture with shoulders shrugged and head down while defending against an opponent's grip. The key technique involves using the left hand to intercept and control the opponent's hand, then passing it to the right hand to create separation between the opponent's arms. This setup allows
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Turtle Escape to Arm Drag - Brian Glick
The video features Brian Glick demonstrating a technique for escaping from a turtle position in grappling. He emphasizes the importance of hiding the chin and using shoulder positioning to defend against a partner's strangle attempt. Glick explains how to transition from one hand control to two, create off-balance by pushing into the partner, and then maneuver into a position that allows for an arm drag grip.
Turtle — Neil Melanson 5

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Ankle Shelf Turkey Choke by Neil Melanson
Neil Melanson demonstrates techniques for using ankle control in grappling to escape from turtle position and gain an advantage. He explains how to leverage the ankle as a tool to manipulate the opponent's hips and upper body, facilitating escapes and scrambles. Melanson emphasizes the importance of being the first to get to one's feet in MMA for striking opportunities and outlines strategies for turning and lifting the ankle to improve positioning.
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Circling To The Back by Neil Melanson
Neil Melanson demonstrates a technique called "Circling To The Back," focusing on wrist control and head positioning to evade opponents and gain advantageous positions. He emphasizes the importance of practicing this drill to create easier opportunities in grappling, especially when feeling fatigued. The technique involves circling away from the opponent while pinning their wrist to the mat, allowing for a transition to the back or other positions.
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One on One to Kimura by Neil Melanson
The video features Neil Melanson demonstrating a technique called the "One on One to Kimura" from a turtle position in grappling. He explains how to establish a one-on-one grip, transition into a dominant position, and finish with a Kimura lock. Melanson emphasizes the importance of maintaining control and offers various options for movement and attacks from this position, highlighting its relevance in MMA and wrestling.

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Turtle — Lachlan Giles 4

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Attacking turtle when you cant get the seatbelt (Lachlan Giles)
Lachlan Giles demonstrates how to effectively attack from the turtle position in grappling. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a grip on the opponent's trap while rolling, avoiding the common mistake of losing connection to the back. By keeping the grip and rolling over the shoulder, the underhook becomes readily available, allowing for better control and positioning.
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Insert your second hook from turtle - Lachlan Giles #bjj #shorts
Lachlan Giles demonstrates a BJJ technique focusing on stretching out the leg and driving forward to hook the ankle if the initial hook isn't achievable.
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Recovering from the Turtle (Lachlan Giles)
Lachlan Giles discusses techniques for recovering from a turtle position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He emphasizes the importance of preventing the opponent from establishing a seat belt grip, as this significantly increases their chances of taking the back. To escape, he advises blocking the opponent's arm, lifting the hips to create space, and swinging the legs back to regain guard. He also suggests lowering the shoulder and head
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Taking the Back from Turtle (Lachlan Giles)
Lachlan Giles demonstrates techniques for taking the back in grappling, focusing on controlling the opponent's hips and arms to create openings. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining balance and using hooks effectively while preventing the opponent from escaping. The video includes practical drills for partners to practice these concepts, highlighting the need to adapt when the opponent tries to roll away or regain position.
Turtle — Matt D'Aquino 4

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Darce choke no gi judo
The video features instructor Matt D'Aquino demonstrating a Darce choke in no-gi judo, emphasizing its effectiveness in MMA. He explains the technique starting from a takedown position, focusing on head control, pulling the opponent down, and transitioning into the choke. D'Aquino details the hand placements and movements required to secure the choke, including squeezing and sprawling for maximum effectiveness. He
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Juji Gatame when attacking the turtle by Matt D’Aquino
In the video, Matt D'Aquino demonstrates how to execute a Juji Gatame (armbar) from the turtle position. He emphasizes the importance of getting a hook in and creating a reaction to free the opponent's arm. The process involves posting, driving a foot through, and adjusting hand positions to secure the arm. D'Aquino also discusses strategies for dealing with tight defenses and highlights
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Three attacking options when your opponent is trying to get up off the ground
The video features instructor Matt D'Aquino demonstrating three attacking options when an opponent attempts to get up from the ground in grappling. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining control from behind, using techniques like hooking a leg and applying a clock choke. D'Aquino also discusses alternative strategies when the opponent postures up, including using lapel grips to transition into a submission position. The focus is on
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University of Judo - Unstoppable Reverse Sankaku Jime attacks by Matt D’Aquino
The video features Matt D'Aquino demonstrating the Unstoppable Reverse Sankaku Jime technique as part of his upcoming website, University of Judo. He emphasizes the importance of having multiple options in both Ne-waza and Tachi-waza, illustrating how to effectively execute the reverse Sankaku Jime by adapting to the opponent's movements. D'Aquino provides insights on maintaining pressure and exploring
Turtle — Craig Jones 3

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Go Behind Kneebar by Craig Jones
Craig Jones discusses a technique for executing a kneebar from the turtle position, emphasizing the importance of timing and momentum. He explains that when an opponent attempts to go behind, they often step between the legs, creating an opportunity to roll through and capitalize on their movement. Jones encourages practice in realistic scenarios, highlighting that this technique is particularly effective against opponents who are trying to take the back or improve their
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How To Use Wrestling to Beat Jiu-Jitsu | Craig Jones Free BJJ Fanatics Technique
In the video, Craig Jones discusses the advantages of using wrestling techniques, particularly the ability to stand up, to counter Jiu-Jitsu strategies. He emphasizes how skills from wrestling, like the power half and hip sit, can disrupt an opponent's posture and control, making them effective in both MMA and grappling contexts. Jones illustrates these concepts with demonstrations, highlighting the importance of adaptability in grappling situations
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Spiral Ride by Craig Jones
The video by Craig Jones discusses using a claw grip combined with a spiral ride for superior control in jiu-jitsu. He emphasizes the importance of staying behind the arms to prevent opponents from reversing positions and highlights the advantages of open hands over locked ones to avoid being trapped. The technique focuses on manipulating the opponent's spine and structure to limit their movement and enhance control, particularly by lifting their leg to reduce
Turtle — Eduardo Telles 3

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Turtle — Josh Barnett 3

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Turtle — Priit Mihkelson 3

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Protecting & Generating Dynamic Offense From The Turtle by Priit Mihkelson
The video features Priit Mihkelson, who presents a system for older grapplers to effectively retain guard and generate offense from the turtle position. Aimed at those lacking flexibility and athleticism, Mihkelson offers a straightforward approach to guard retention, helping practitioners overcome challenges posed by younger, faster opponents.

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The Sitting Turtle by Priit Mihkelson
The video "The Sitting Turtle" by Priit Mihkelson explores his complete Sitting Turtle or Panda position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, challenging the common rule of never showing your back. Mihkelson, an experienced instructor known for his engaging and philosophical teaching style, provides effective techniques to protect against back attacks and address various challenging positions, making it suitable for grapplers of all levels seeking new insights

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The Ultimate Turtle Bundle by Priit Mihkelson
The Ultimate Turtle Bundle by Priit Mihkelson teaches effective defensive strategies and dynamic offensive techniques from the turtle position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

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