Aaron Benzrihem bjj

Very detailed breakdown of the berimbolo inversion and then finishing with a leg drag instead of the back, including how to keep the far leg controlled once you come out of the roll.

RDLR basics for people who think the kiss of the dragon needs flexibility: pull the opponent to you with the knee grip, pummel the shins behind their knees, extend and sit up to the back.

Aaron Benzrihem's basics of single-leg X, covering the grips and leg positions that stop the opponent stepping out.

Aaron Benzrihem passes X-guard by floating the weight off the hooks and backstepping, with the details on why pulling the leg out directly gets you swept.

Finishing the triangle when you have short legs or limited flexibility: foot on the hip, grab the shin, get the angle and pull towards you rather than down.

A basic, high-percentage DLR sweep set up by breaking the pant grip and pulling the opponent to their far shoulder. Companion piece to the same channel's DLR triangle.

A sneaky triangle from De La Riva set up by breaking the pant grip and stretching the opponent; useful when they post to stop the sweep.