MTS episode 99 "Twister Side Control" is now LIVE!

Hello brothers and sisters, I hope all is beautiful :-) Mastering The System is the online instructional series of the unorthodox nogi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu style, "10th Planet Jiu Jitsu" filmed on location at 10p HeadQuarters. in downtown Los Angeles. Twister side control or tsc is my side control of choice. Regular side control and judo side control are VERY important to fully understand and master as well but in my opinion tsc is the best form of side control, especially if you have a well developed truck game. In this episode I will breakdown all the benefits of mastering tsc and will show you the crucial details of this dominating position, including how to turn your opponent's number 1 side control escape strategy against him, and I will show you how take your opponent's back from twister side control and of course, I will show you the most important truck entry in my game, from tsc. Also in this episode I polish vital details in the meat hook, Gogo clinch and the carni, all must-learn material for those of you on a mission to master the rubber guard. Thank you for your support and enjoy! -Eddie :-)

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Been loving MTS!!! I am so converted, everyone at my gym is starting to make jokes. I just need some people who want to drill this stuff on a regular basis.

jokes are a good thing man, it use to be a lot worse before the rematch. jiu jitsu is an art/science/philosophy of life, and all 3 of those things can be widely interpreted. all artist have to deal with critics, and you know what they say bout critics, they are usually people without vision and/or ability. If all artist listened to their critics then there would be no art. so you have to do what you believe in sometimes no matter what other people might think. you can never succeed in something you don't believe in. the science is just science, it is never exact, but its the closest we can get to finding a lil truth. most jiu jitsu guys understand there is so much to learn that you can never really know it all. that's why you gotta keep an open mind and embrace learning new things even if you may not understand them at first, the philosophy or way of life thing can definitely cause some heated debates from time to time but how you treat people that have different views is more important than the way you treat people with the same mind. There are many things to learn from each other both on and off the mat, can't ever take that for granted. damn this is more than i intended to type...uh.... great episode!!!

Thank you for your faith in the system :)

Jiu jitsu is my passion, but 10th planet is my aphrodisiac.

I'm gonna break down tsc even more soon, remember the names "flat mode" and "attack mode" :)

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Originally Posted by bobby.nemeth

Been loving MTS!!! I am so converted, everyone at my gym is starting to make jokes. I just need some people who want to drill this stuff on a regular basis.

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Come on over to Fairfield or New Haven, Connecticut on Sat/Sunday. We got your back.

Hi Eddie and team,

I really like the MTS episodes especially because of competition footage, techniques and fun vids being all combined. This time though I got put off quite a bit when I saw the streetfighting as there were no relations being drawn to BJJ and it was just stupid violence. I knew one video from a Gracie breakdown which I found questionable even back then but at least they analyzed and connected it to BJJ. Personally I would have enjoyed that episode much more without seeing idiots that are lacking non violent conflict solving abilities
Keep up the great work, still.
All the best,

Chris

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Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo

In this episode I will breakdown all the benefits of mastering tsc and will show you the crucial details of this dominating position, including how to turn your opponent's number 1 side control escape strategy against him, and I will show you how take your opponent's back from twister side control and of course, I will show you the most important truck entry in my game, from tsc. Also in this episode I polish vital details in the meat hook, Gogo clinch and the carni
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Shut up and take my money!!

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Originally Posted by Chris Beyer

Hi Eddie and team,

I really like the MTS episodes especially because of competition footage, techniques and fun vids being all combined. This time though I got put off quite a bit when I saw the streetfighting as there were no relations being drawn to BJJ and it was just stupid violence. I knew one video from a Gracie breakdown which I found questionable even back then but at least they analyzed and connected it to BJJ. Personally I would have enjoyed that episode much more without seeing idiots that are lacking non violent conflict solving abilities
Keep up the great work, still.
All the best,

Chris

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Jiu Jitsu is about fun, respect, budo, fitness, family and of course self defense. Those fighting videos are crucial to analyze in my opinion. You must be fully aware of how "stupid" violence looks in real life, those videos allow you to see what can actually happen in this crazy world we live in. I learn ALOT from watching these fights, like how important it is to supplement your Jiu Jitsu with striking. Knowing that Jiu Jitsu is not always enough on the streets can save your life. I've had a little striking training and after watching those clips it reminds me that I should eventually get back into it.

Hi Eddie,

thanks for replying here and sharing your opinion. I agree with you statement but would still rather have it in one of your analyzing tape videos with some comment.
All the best,

Chris

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Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo

Jiu Jitsu is about fun, respect, budo, fitness, family and of course self defense. Those fighting videos are crucial to analyze in my opinion. You must be fully aware of how "stupid" violence looks in real life, those videos allow you to see what can actually happen in this crazy world we live in. I learn ALOT from watching these fights, like how important it is to supplement your Jiu Jitsu with striking. Knowing that Jiu Jitsu is not always enough on the streets can save your life. I've had a little striking training and after watching those clips it reminds me that I should eventually get back into it.

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I loved twister side before the last seminar at 10th planet Diego
After that now I am really in love with twister side.

im having a hard time controlling people in twister side control a lot of people wont turn into me of if they do they end up getting the hand underneath my body the one where you suppose to be putting your elbow in the crook of their armpit im having a hard time transitioning getting my elbow under their armpit most people keep it real close also when they don't turn away from me and wont give me their legs I rolled wensday at the rcj machado school in Shreveport they have nogi classes tues and wens but I work tues so I go on wensdays for nogi me and this guy have been running the warm ups and stuff for a while and training 10th palnet techs but yeh I tried using the hog tie from the twister book I have Ive had the rubber guard book for years and the twister book too but it seems like I can never get their leg locked down if the never turn into me and then if they turn into me they always seem to get their arm underneath me and push me on my back??? any suggestions I was thinking I could video the problem and maybe someone can give me a video reply back

also it seems like me and couple people besides the mma school I go to are the only ones doing nogi bjj in Shreveport strickly theirs three schools here mike braswell is a black belt under jhon bulishci from west Monroe who is under professor pedro sauer. that's a great school but they took out their wensday no gi classes a year ago. I used to roll on tues thurs to get some rolling in with a gi but I would just use nogi techniques and try to perfect my lockdown and dogfight game. which was good for a while but I get tired of having to watch out for gi chokes and having people grab onto the gi I told the guys at the mma school that I was done with the gi I trained four years in judo too but I really think that eddies nogi system is the best for mma and the street because of the clinching style which I used over the holidays when I got attacked in a street fight and broke some dudes arm...theirs the gator pit run by brian whos a purple belt or brown I don't remember haven't been their in a while and the rcj machado school which is really good so Im prob gonna train at the mma school im trying to get into mma fights hopefully this year and I wana twister somebody soooo baddd!!! haha ima stick to just training without the gi even though I do get some hate for it and some of the guys get mad at me for using the lockdown and rubber guard stuff lol