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Sharpen Your Edge: Advanced BJJ & No-Gi Training

byInstitute of Jiu-JitsuTraining at Institute in Sadashiva NagarStarts from750 per sessionView full gallery

For those who have moved past the basics. We dissect the game, drill wrestling for Jiu-Jitsu, and train for the intensity of competitive No-Gi.

Highlights from an advanced wrestling class. We drill takedowns, defense, and scrambles that are directly applicable to No-Gi grappling and MMA.

Coach Rohit leading the morning advanced class through wrestling drills. We analyze stance, movement, and how to create openings for takedowns like the arm drag and chuck by.

A technical breakdown during a No-Gi session. Here, we are working on clearing the legs and attacking, a key skill for passing the guard in a fast-paced match.

A deep dive into the mechanics of a takedown. We analyze why a technique like the 'chukpa' might fail and how to adjust based on an opponent's reaction. This is the detailed study we value.

More wrestling work from our advanced students. Constant drilling of entries, shots, and finishes is what builds the muscle memory needed for high-pressure competition.

"Shoot to kill." This is the mindset we cultivate in our wrestling and No-Gi classes. This montage shows our students executing powerful takedowns during live training.

A look at our competition training. The intensity is high as our athletes prepare for upcoming tournaments, sharpening their wrestling and grappling skills.

A dynamic sweep to takedown sequence from a No-Gi roll. This shows the seamless transition between groundwork and stand-up that we train for.

Positional sparring with the coach during a Tuesday morning session. This direct feedback and active participation from instructors is crucial for refining advanced techniques.

A moment of intense focus during a No-Gi roll. Here, a student works to control their opponent from the bottom, showcasing the technical guard work we practice.

About Sharpen Your Edge

We don't just roll and hope for the best. In these sessions, we focus on the mechanics of the takedown, from clearing the leg to timing the arm drag and knowing how to adjust when a movement fails. If you are coming here, expect to be critiqued on your stance and movement, because correcting those tiny failures is how you actually improve.

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