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Welcome to Submission Land by Ryan Scialoia
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Welcome to Submission Land by Ryan Scialoia

by Ryan Scialoia

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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt Ryan Scialoia Shows You How To Chain Together The 6 Highest Percentage Submissions, Giving You A Reliable Roadmap To Submission Success! 

Course content · 7 volumes · 192 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Introduction
  3. 3. How to best use this video
  4. 4. Rear Naked Strangle
  5. 5. Sliding Collar Strangle
  6. 6. Triangle
  7. 7. Arm-Bar
  8. 8. Kimura
  9. 9. Ezekiel
  10. 10. Fight begins and ends with the hands
  11. 11. Spinal Alignment/Misalignment
  12. 12. Diagonal Control
  13. 13. Perpendicular Control
  14. 14. Zero Sum Game
  15. 15. Head Trap
  16. 16. The elbow as a critical line of demarcation
  17. 17. Diagonal Control from the Back/Straight Jacket
  18. 18. The Critical Bridge between the 3rd and 4th Phase of BJJ
  19. 19. Chair Sitting
  20. 20. S Mounts
  21. 21. Part 2 of Submission Land The Twister Hook and Pathways to the back
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Rear Naked Strangle Series
  2. 2. Variation #1 Perfect Rear Naked Strangle
  3. 3. Variation #2 One Arm Strangle
  4. 4. Variation #3 Mandible Strangle
  5. 5. Variation #4 Palm To Palm RNS
  6. 6. Variation #5 Short Choke
  7. 7. 4 Scenarios of The Back
  8. 8. Scenario #1 Face down Rickson Style
  9. 9. Scenario #1 Face down Double Unders
  10. 10. Scenario #2 Face up (Hooks/Crab Ride)
  11. 11. Scenario #2 Face up Chair Sitting
  12. 12. Scenario #3 Underhook Side (Uncontested Strangle Arm)
  13. 13. Trapping an Arm
  14. 14. Hand Fighting Strategy #1 Problems Solved
  15. 15. Hand Fighting Strategy #2 Pass off Method
  16. 16. Hand Fighting Strategy #3 Throw away Method
  17. 17. Hand Fighting Strategy #4 Straight Grips
  18. 18. Scenario #4 Strangle Side (Strong Side)
  19. 19. Hand Fighting Strategy #1 Problems Solved
  20. 20. Hand Fighting Strategy #2 Mandible Strangle
  21. 21. Hand Fighting Strategy #3 Old School Hand Gripping
  22. 22. Hand Fighting Strategy #4 Armpit grip
  23. 23. Hand Fighting Strategy #5 Marcelo Garcia Style
  24. 24. Hand Fighting Strategy #6 2 Minutes
  25. 25. Hand Fighting Strategy #7 Incorrect RNS
  26. 26. Hand Fighting Strategy #8 Turning
  27. 27. Hand Fighting Strategy #9 Arm Trap Strong Side
  28. 28. Hand Fighting Strategy #10 Pull Back
  29. 29. Entries Into RNS
  30. 30. Mount Entry #1 Reactive Smount Drill
  31. 31. Mount Entry #2 Provoking Reactive Smount Elbow Exposure
  32. 32. Mount Entry #3 Proactive Arm Ratchet
  33. 33. Mount Entry #4 Proactive Double arm Ratchet
  34. 34. Side Control Entry #1 Crossface Armpit
  35. 35. Side Control Entry #2 Reverse Crossface
  36. 36. Side Control Entry #3 Underhook Reactive
  37. 37. Side Control Entry #4 Americana Dilemma
  38. 38. Kesagatame Entry Arm Ratchet
  39. 39. Knee On Belly Entry #1 Underhook Spin
  40. 40. Knee On Belly Entry #2 Near Side/Far Side
  41. 41. Knee On Belly Entry #3 Turtle > Backtake
  42. 42. North South Entry #1 Double Gift Wrap Dilemma
  43. 43. North South Entry #2 Chest Compression Submission Dilemma
  44. 44. Turtle Arm Trap Entry/Crucifix Study
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Introduction to Sliding Collar Strangle
  2. 2. Variation #1 Double Lapel
  3. 3. Variation #2 Bo and Arrow
  4. 4. Variation #3 Half Nelson/Hand Hold
  5. 5. Variation #4 Using the Legs
  6. 6. Variation #5 Clock Strangle
  7. 7. Differences Between RNS and Sliding Collar Strangle
  8. 8. Underhook Side Strategy #1
  9. 9. Underhook Side Strategy #2 Major Overlap
  10. 10. Strangle Side Strategy #1 Hook Lift
  11. 11. Strangle Side Strategy #2 Proactive Chair Sit
  12. 12. Strangle Hand Entry From Turtle - Finishing Upside Down
  13. 13. Clock Choke
  14. 14. Armbar Dilemma
  15. 15. Triangle Dilemma (Plus Bonus Kimura)
  16. 16. Back Ezekiel Dilemma
  17. 17. RNS Dilemma
  18. 18. Support Hand Entries #1 Turtle
  19. 19. Support Hand Entries #2 Leg drag
  20. 20. Support Hand Entries #3 Torreando
  21. 21. Support Hand Entries #4 Longstep
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Triangle Introduction
  2. 2. Variation #1 Finishing Mechanics Of Back Triangle
  3. 3. Joint Locks Within Back Triangle
  4. 4. Variation #2 Finishing Mechanics of Front Triangle
  5. 5. Evolution Of the Front Triangle
  6. 6. Joint Locks Within the Front Triangle
  7. 7. Variation #3 Opposite side Triangle
  8. 8. Joint Locks Within the Opposite Side Triangle
  9. 9. Putting it all Together
  10. 10. Back Triangle Entry #1 Arm Trap Overlap
  11. 11. Back Triangle Entry #2 Kimura Trap Overlap
  12. 12. Back Triangle Entry #3 RNS Gift Wrap Entry Overlap
  13. 13. Back Triangle Entry #4 Chair Sitting
  14. 14. Back Triangle Entry #5 Defended Armbar
  15. 15. Back Triangle Entry #6 Crucifix
  16. 16. Entries Into Front Triangle - Front Triangle Entry #1 Side Control Dilemma
  17. 17. Front Triangle Entry #2 Mounted Triangle Dilemma (With Bonus)
  18. 18. Front Triangle Entry #3 Armbar Into Ankle Triangle
  19. 19. Opposite side triangle Entry 1 Reverse S mount Study
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Armbar Introduction
  2. 2. Armbar Variation #1 Crossed Feet
  3. 3. Armbar Variation #2 Bodyweight / Armbar Smount
  4. 4. Armbar Variation #3 Caio Terra Variation
  5. 5. Armbar Variation #4 Triangled Legs
  6. 6. Armbar Variation #5 1/4 Juji
  7. 7. Armbar Variation #6 Monoplata/Spiral Armlock
  8. 8. Handfighting Strategies #1 Tom Murphy/Rickson
  9. 9. Handfighting Strategies #2 Leaning Towards the Head
  10. 10. Handfighting Strategies #3 Secondary Arm Control
  11. 11. Handfighting Strategies #4 Total Relaxation
  12. 12. Handfighting Strategies #5 Tension
  13. 13. Handfighting Strategies #6 Using your legs
  14. 14. Handfighting Strategy #7 Locked Hands Dilemma
  15. 15. Armbar Transitions Upside down To Right side up
  16. 16. Countering A Stack
  17. 17. Switching Armbar S Mounts
  18. 18. Armbar and the Back/Submission Land
  19. 19. Sit Down Son
  20. 20. Mount Armbar Entry #1 Classic Double Attack
  21. 21. Mount Armbar Entry #2 Ezekiel Dilemma
  22. 22. Mount Armbar Entry #3 Triangle Double Attack
  23. 23. Mount Armbar Entry #4 Americana Double Attack 1
  24. 24. Mount Armbar Entry #5 Americana Double Attack 2
  25. 25. Mount Armbar Entry #6 Arm Ratchet
  26. 26. Mount Armbar Entry #7 Hands On Head
  27. 27. Mount Armbar Entry #8 Standard Armbar
  28. 28. Mount Armbar Entry #9 Hands Around The Back Armbar
  29. 29. Mount Armbar Entry #10 1 Hand Shirt/Gi Grab Armbar
  30. 30. Mount Armbar Entry #11 Mummy Armbar
  31. 31. Mount Armbar Entry #12 Spinning Underhook Armbar
  32. 32. Back Armbar Entry #1 RNS Overlap
  33. 33. Back Armbar Entry #2 Chair Sit S mount Armbar
  34. 34. Back Armbar Entry #3 Purgatory Armbar
  35. 35. Back Armbar Entry #4 Bo and Arrow Armbar 1,2
  36. 36. Back Armbar Entry #5 Reverse Top Lock
  37. 37. Side Control Armbar Entry #1 Kesagatame
  38. 38. Side Control Armbar Entry #2 Kesagatame to 1/4 Juji
  39. 39. Side Control Armbar Entry #3 Triangle/Smount Dilemma
  40. 40. Side Control Armbar Entry #4 Kesa - Backstep
  41. 41. Side Control Armbar Entry #5 Papercutter Strangle Dilemma
  42. 42. Knee On Belly Armbar Entry #1 Shotgun armbar
  43. 43. Knee On Belly Armbar Entry #2 Far Side Spinning
  44. 44. Knee On Belly Armbar Entry #3 Reverse Knee On Belly Switch
  45. 45. Trilemma Armbar From Bottom
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Kimura Introduction
  2. 2. Variation #1 Pull vs Push Dominant Finish
  3. 3. Grip Breaks
  4. 4. Variation #2 Breaking the Forearm
  5. 5. Variation #3 One Handed Finish
  6. 6. 3 Directions of the Kimura
  7. 7. T Kimura/Perpendicular Control
  8. 8. T Kimura to 1/4 Juji
  9. 9. T Kimura to Kimura
  10. 10. T Kimura to the Back/Submission land
  11. 11. T Kimura to the Crucifix Overlap
  12. 12. T Kimura to the Back Triangle
  13. 13. T Kimura to Guard
  14. 14. Kimura Entry #1 Body Lock
  15. 15. Kimura Entry #2 Single Leg Head Inside
  16. 16. Kimura Entry #3 Single leg Head Outside
  17. 17. Kimura Entry #4 Single Leg from the Knees
  18. 18. Kimura Entry #5 Double Leg Defense
  19. 19. Kimura Entry #6 Rolling over the Guard
  20. 20. Kimura Entry #7 1 Handed Half guard Kimura
  21. 21. Kimura Entry #8 Side Control Bottom
  22. 22. Kimura Entry #9 Kimura Counter
  23. 23. Kimura Entry #10 Hot Dog Roll Kimura
  24. 24. Kimura Entry #11 Kimura Sweep Closed guard
  25. 25. Kimura Entry #12 Palm Up or Palm Down
  26. 26. Kimura Entry #13 Kimura Dilemma From North South
  27. 27. Kimura Entry #14 Kimura from Reverse Kesagatame
  28. 28. Kimura Entry #15 Kimura from opponents underhook
  29. 29. Kimura Entry #16 Kimura Within Your Underhook
  30. 30. Kimura Entry #17 Kimura from Butterfly Half Guard
7 Volume 7
  1. 1. Ezekiel Introduction
  2. 2. Back Ezekiel Entry #1 S Mount (Arm In)
  3. 3. Back Ezekiel Entry #2 Collar Strangle Ezekiel Connection
  4. 4. Back Ezekiel Entry #3 Head and Arm Ezekiel Dilemma
  5. 5. Back Ezekiel Entry #4 Arm Ratchet Method
  6. 6. Back Ezekiel Entry #5 Rear Naked Strangle Entries Overlap
  7. 7. Back Ezekiel Entry #6 Using The Claw Grip
  8. 8. Back Ezekiel Entry #7 Leg Drag/Cross collar Support Hand Entry Overlap
  9. 9. Front Ezekiel (Arm Out) Entry #1 Classic
  10. 10. Front Ezekiel Entry #2 Arm in Vs Arm Out Dilemma
  11. 11. Front Ezekiel Entry #3 Elbow escape Ezekiel Dilemma
  12. 12. Front Ezekiel Entry #4 Position/Submission Dilemma

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