Shin on Shin Backstep Pass

Start by grabbing both your partner's knees. If the gi is available, grab the fabric Tip your partner to one side until their bottomside...

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Shin on Shin Backstep Pass

Start by grabbing both your partner's knees. If the gi is available, grab the fabric Tip your partner to one side until their bottomside...

Jan 71 min read

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Toreando Pass

Start by using your opponents gi to control their legs at the knee. Force their knees down and away from their body while stepping out to...

May 27, 20221 min read

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Why You Need a BJJ Journal!

There's no one right way to keep a Jiu-Jitsu journal. I've learned from experience that most people don't understand the notes I take and...

May 27, 20222 min read

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Welcome to the Guard Post!

This is a place where I can compile my thoughts and the things that I am learning as I move forward with my Jiu-Jitsu journey. It's an...

May 26, 20221 min read

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ABOUT ME

Hello there! My name is Rachel Gonzalez. I started Jiu-Jitsu in 2018 while attending Brigham Young University in Idaho. I was interested in becoming a law enforcement officer and wanted to get some self defense training. Although I wasn't able to train jiu-jitsu the whole time I haven't stopped loving it since that first class. If I can help someone else to learn to love jiu-jitsu too, this blog will have been worth it!

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Jiu-Jitsu is always changing and growing. That's one of the reasons that I love it so much. When I train it's as if there are constantly doors opening in front of me that I didn't even know were there. I want to share some of those open doors and "lightbulb" moments. In writing them down I hope some of you will see doors opening as well.

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