Monthly Archives: May 2012
In these photos Marc Laimon shows some of the techniques he used to defeat Ryron Gracie at Grappler’s Quest in Las Vegas, November 6th, 2004. (more…)
Arm Behind the Back Guard Pass
by Stephan KestingGetting a handle, or a grip, on your opponent in MMA is not always easy. Here Denis uses an unusual grip both to control his opponent and remove one of his potential weapons from the equation. (more…)
Marc Laimon, the Bad Boy of Jiu-jitsu*
by Stephan KestingMarc Laimon is ripping it up. On November 6th, 2004, he defeated Ryron Gracie in a superfight at Grappler’s Quest in Las Vegas. His school, which had been open for less than a year, placed first in the same competition. As if that wasn’t enough, he is also the grappling coach on the UFC reality TV show.
This interview was conducted on November 13th, 2004
Passing the Guard in MMA
by Stephan Kestingby Denis Kang and Stephan Kesting
Originally published in Grappling Magazine, October 2005
Denis Kang knows all about passing the guard in mixed martial arts competition. He has fought in Japan and throughout North America, and has passed the guards of many good fighters, including Minoru Suzuki, Keith Rockel and Stephan Potvin. He knows that passing the guard is one of the hardest things to do in a fight (more…)
Chris Brennan's 10 Finger Guillotine
by Stephan Kestingby Stephan Kesting
Originally published in the December 2006 issue of Ultimate Grappling
The Ten Finger Guillotine as demonstrated by Chris Brennan
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