34 Gracie Combatives Techniques

This system (Gracie Combatives) lists 34 techniques that they claim are the most useful for self defense. I've been a white belt for 1 year 7 months and counting! I don't suck but I feel like I've still got along way to go before I even think about getting my blue belt.

Just for fun I've looked online to see if I could find out what these 34 moves are. I haven't found them yet. I probably already know most of these techniques. But does anyone here know what they might be? Thanks

Too easy.

  1. pull gward
  2. pull gward
  3. pull gward
  4. pull gward
  5. pull gward
  6. pull gward
  7. pull gward
  8. pull gward
  9. pull gward
  10. pull gward
  11. pull gward
  12. pull gward
  13. pull gward
  14. pull gward
  15. pull gward
  16. pull gward
  17. pull gward
  18. pull gward
  19. pull gward
  20. pull gward
  21. pull gward
  22. pull gward
  23. pull gward
  24. pull gward
  25. pull gward
  26. pull gward
  27. pull gward
  28. pull gward
  29. pull gward
  30. pull gward
  31. pull gward
  32. pull gward
  33. pull gward
  34. pull gward

jiu-jitsu is best fight in world to me, fren

lol shen

thanks MATT now i know:)

nowhere in gracie self defense or any bjj self defense do they recommend pulling guard. nowhere.

"I've been a white belt for 1 year 7 months and counting!"

That seems a little long to be a white belt. How often do you train?

Try looking on www.gracieacademy.com for the Gracie Combatives.

I go to an MMA gym in Huntington Beach so I train mostly no Gi. Although I?ve been training with a Gi for a few months.

I go at least 3 times a week minimum at about 2 hours per session.

"That seems a little long to be a white belt"



Is that a joke?

^^^no joke. i was a white belt for 7 months, training 3x/wk.

right

 "no joke. i was a white belt for 7 months, training 3x/wk"

I don't doubt it. You're the exception, though. Most people take a lot longer.

What are these 34 techniques?

can someone bump the old threads on this?

Anyone???

I curse you new forum!

Ok I found something!
Im not sure if these are the 34 moves but anyway

FM 3-25.150

Here is the Army one:
http://www.army.mil/usapa/doctrine/Active_FM.html

And here is a page that broke it into downloadable chapters:
http://www.selfdefenseresource.com/c...m-3-25.150.php

But it still dosnt say for sure what the 34 moves are.

34 Essential Techniques (22 classes)

1. Mount Escape Sequence / Shooting in on an Aggressive Opponent.

2. Americana Bent Armlock / Bent Fold Takedown

3. Maintaining the Mount / Shooting in on a Conservative Opponent.

4. Taking the back w/rear choke / Leg Hook takedown

5. Maintaining the sidemount / Guillotine Choke

6. Passing Guard / Guillotine Defense

7. Straight Armlock from the Mount / Slipping the haymaker punch.

8. Elbow escape / Straight Collar grab

9. Punch block series from the guard / Pulling guard

10. Head counters from mount / Rear Takedown

11. Headlock escape the the frame / defense against the standing headlock

12. Headlock escape with the frame / Standing Mata leao

13. Armlock from the guard / Leg hook takedown

14. Twisting arm control / Body fold takedown

15. Maintaining the open guard / slipping the haymaker punch

16. Traingle choke / rear takedown

17. Double ankle sweep / Guillotine choke

18. Shrimp Escape from Sidemount / Guillotine choke

19. Preventing the mount attempt / Standing mata leao

20. Hook sweep / Shooting in on an aggressive opponent

21. Knee on Stomach / Shooting in on conservative opponent

22. Taking the back from the guard / Pulling guard.

Thanks man!!!

Invincible - "I've been a white belt for 1 year 7 months and counting!"

That seems a little long to be a white belt. How often do you train?

Try looking on www.gracieacademy.com for the Gracie Combatives.


If you train regulary with a black belt, or are at a school under a black belt, then perhaps 1.7 years is long to be a white belt, especially with a set white to blue curriculum to follow. For me, my school has only recently come under a black belt and, we aren't training anyones blue belt curruculum yet, so in our school, it makes sense that we have lot's of white belts.