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Catching Pain With Erik Paulson

We hear it all the time, “keep an open mind”. I think it’s safe to say that Minnesota native Erik Paulson is among the crop of people that continually keeps an open mind towards the subject matter of the combative arts. Having been around martial arts virtually his whole

The Submission Grappling Universe Has Just Expanded

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The Submission Grappling Universe Has Just Expanded

Go to any jiu-jitsu tournament and you will most definitely witness competitors from multiple academies competing against each other and their teammates rooting them on from the sidelines. Some of the larger teams may even break into a chant/counter chant that represents their academy in competition. In the larger

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Josh Barnett: Double Wristlock (Kimura) from North-South

We took a bit of a different approach with May’s Issue of JJM. As evidenced from his Metamoris 4 match up against Dean Lister, former UFC Heavyweight Champion, catch-as-catch-can wrestling aficionado and jiu-jitsu black belt, Josh Barnett is all about controlling his opponents, shutting them down and then finishing.

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Josh Barnett: The Concept of Hand Control

We took a bit of a different approach with May’s Issue of JJM. As evidenced from his Metamoris 4 match up against Dean Lister, former UFC Heavyweight Champion, catch-as-catch-can wrestling aficionado and jiu-jitsu black belt, Josh Barnett is all about controlling his opponents, shutting them down and then finishing.

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Josh Barnett Submission Flow

How many submissions could Josh Barnett finish you with? We might never know the answer, but here are just a few, actually quite a few, that we might see from Josh, our cover man for Issue 32. Way before the public knew of him, Josh Barnett usually found himself in

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