https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/Recent content in Techniques on jiujitsu.geHugoenWed, 14 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0400https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/armbar-from-guard/Wed, 14 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0400https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/armbar-from-guard/<p>The armbar from closed guard is one of the first submissions most people learn, and one of the first that stops working against someone who knows it&rsquo;s coming. The difference between an armbar that works and one that doesn&rsquo;t is a few small details. In the video above, Alex Smith (BJJ Fanatics) shows them clearly.</p>https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/kimura/Wed, 14 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0400https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/kimura/<p>The kimura is a shoulder lock with a figure-four grip, and one of the most reliable attacks from closed guard. It works in the gi and without it, and even when it doesn&rsquo;t finish, it often opens a sweep or a back take. In the video above, Nick &ldquo;Chewy&rdquo; Albin (Chewjitsu) shows the small details that make it work for beginners.</p>https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/rear-naked-choke/Wed, 14 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0400https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/rear-naked-choke/<p>The rear naked choke is one of the most common submissions in grappling and mixed martial arts. Taking the back is the hard part; finishing is about a few details, and most failed chokes miss one of them. In the video above, Stephan Kesting and Richie Yip go through those details.</p>https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/triangle-choke/Wed, 14 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0400https://jiujitsu.ge/en/techniques/triangle-choke/<p>Locking a triangle is only the first part. Finishing it against a training partner who knows how to defend takes more. The triangle usually fails for the same few reasons, and in the video above Elliott Bayev, with Stephan Kesting, shows how to fix them.</p>