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Master MMA Submissions & Escapes

byKapil GuptaTrains at VAJRA MMA in Noida and across Delhi NCRStarts from800 per sessionView full gallery

Learn how to control the fight on the ground. From tight submissions to tactical escapes, I break down the techniques that work in real MMA bouts.

Here's a detailed breakdown of setting up a guillotine choke from the guard. I teach you how to break your opponent's posture, control their head, and finish the choke without losing position.

The Dars choke is a powerful submission from the front headlock position. I show you how to secure the grip, roll your opponent, and apply pressure with your lats for the finish.

This is an arm triangle choke setup from side control. I explain the importance of keeping your bicep relaxed to close the space and how to use your body weight to apply maximum pressure.

A detailed look at finishing a triangle choke. I show how to adjust your angle, control the head, and use your hips to create the pressure needed for the tap.

Setting up an armbar from the guard. I demonstrate how to break the opponent's posture, use an overhook, and shrimp your hips to create the angle for a tight armbar.

This is a Kimura submission from the guard. I teach how to capture the wrist, secure the figure-four lock, and use leverage to get the submission.

A smart transition from a failed armbar to a triangle choke, and then to a back take. I teach you to always be one step ahead and flow between submissions based on your opponent's defense.

This is an advanced guard setup, transitioning from a De La Riva guard to a single leg X-guard and then to a reverse X-guard to attack the legs.

Here's how to escape a bad position on the ground and get back to your feet. I show a technical stand-up from single leg X-guard, a crucial skill in MMA.

This is a fundamental guard pass called the knee cut pass. I break down how to control the legs, pass the guard, and establish a dominant side control position.

About Ground Game: Submissions & Escapes

Most people focus on raw power, but ground fighting is a chess match. In my sessions, we do not just drill moves; we learn why a grip fails or how to use a frame to survive when you are pinned. Whether you are stuck in side control or looking for the perfect triangle choke setup, we focus on the exact mechanics that get the tap.

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