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Garry Tonon: Toe Hold (Submission Grappling, Brown, Black)

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Garry Tonon: Toe Hold (Submission Grappling, Brown, Black)

Rodrigo Comprido Teaches One Way to Attack the Toe Hold From Side Control

Rodrigo Comprido Teaches One Way to Attack the Toe Hold From Side Control

Two-time black belt open class world champion (1999-2000), Rodrigo Comprido is one of the most renowned competitors of all times. Over more than a decade, he built a solid career using clever ways to surprise his opponents. One fine example was the 1999 open class final, when a toe hold

Eddie "Wolverine" Cummings

Garry Tonon: Breaking Down Toe Holds and Heel Hooks

Toe holds and heel hooks can be a little confusing when you’re first exposed to them. Because many leg locks are only legal in brown and black belt competitions, they’re uncommon in many schools. However, in no-gi and submission grappling tournaments they’re more common than chokes. Garry’

André Galvão Toe Hold From Upside Down Guard

In Issue 35 we interviewed one of our favorite jiu-jitsu athletes, Andre Galvao. Andre’s always up for showing our readers some sick techniques and this was no exception. Toe Hold From Upside Down Guard This technique is very similar to the knee bar that Andre showed us. The biggest

Toe Holds With Rodrigo “Comprido” Medeiros: Toe Hold Counter From Inside Omoplata

It’s not the first time we’ve had Rodrigo “Comprido” Medeiros gracing the pages as a main feature in JJM. Deb Blyth had a great interview article on him in Issue 29, giving us an inside look at the life of the always colorful and charismatic Comprido. If you

Rodrigo "Comprido" Medieros

Toe Holds With Rodrigo “Comprido” Medeiros: Toe Hold From Side Control

It’s not the first time we’ve had Rodrigo “Comprido” Medeiros gracing the pages as a main feature in JJM. Deb Blyth had a great interview article on him in Issue 29, giving us an inside look at the life of the always colorful and charismatic Comprido. If you

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