173rd ABN, Del Din and Caserma Ederle BJJ

09/01/2020

Training tonight on caserma ederle at 1900 come join us!

18/12/2019

Great training tonight! If you’re interested in no gi Bjj message us here on Facebook. Or you can contact Seth Wilda at + 39 349 8342673

05/12/2019

One of the matches I had at the half guard sweep to The finish here is a little different as I started with the head on the same side as the shoulder but moved my torso to block the head from staying the near the Kimura which in turn constricts and tightens the shoulder girdle resulting in an extremely brutal shoulder lock.

28/11/2019

Thanks to all those that support me. I wouldn’t be anything if it weren’t for the people around people who push to become better everyday. is an extremely well run tournament and I highly recommend anyone who is in Europe to check it out.

25/11/2019

Nothing is more immobilizing then putting a persons hand behind their back. It’s something Masahiko Kimura understood and used expertly. It’s ironic that one of the most debilitating moves in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu isn’t even Brazilian. I enjoy the power and sheer ferocity of the technique, here I am able to lock in the figure of four and finish my opponent in 6 seconds. Luckily he tapped just in time and was prevented from being injured. I love grappling in its entirety and hopefully I will have the honor of competing on , and or thanks for watching!

24/11/2019

Couldn’t be prouder of this group right here. From multiple training rotations all year long to foreign countries to being locked down for an entire week on base. These guys and gals trainings their asses of, barely complaining. We brought back 1 gold 3 silver and 1 bronze. Such an amazing feet for and the thank you so much to for beating me last year and making me push myself. Thank you .ann.nguyen your mentorship, teaching and constant reminder to be disciplined have impacted more people then you realize. for hosting such a professional and well run tournament the refs were truly knowledgeable.

20/11/2019

The Kimura isn’t a strong man move. The biggest take away I have gotten from Training under for a short amount of time as well as training at with was the control and transformative nature of the Kimura. It is possibly the strongest 2 on 1 grip that exists within grappling. It can be used to place your opponent as well as yourself into almost every position. Anything from an arm-bar to the rear mount position and in-between is available to you through the Kimura. I highly suggest Kimura:Enter the system and Kimura trap tutorial on YouTube.

20/11/2019

If you live here on Ederle or Del Din and would like to train juijitsu for self defense, to compete, or even just for a great workout come train with us on the mats in Caserma Ederle’s fitness center.
Monday Wednesday Friday - 6pm
Tuesday and thursday -7pm
Saturday and Sunday 4pm

10/11/2019

Took a long time grow the group to this size. But it was worth all the effort! If your stationed at or with the come train with us. We are all active military and welcome every experience level.

09/11/2019

07/11/2019

Rolling in my rashguard that sent me. Here I’m connecting the principles of the and the that teaches so expertly. I use the Kimura to set up the take down into a T Kimura position. From there I take the back, controlling a cross grip until switching to the close side and securing a tight figure four choke.
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“We provide combat veterans coping with military connected disabilities a long term means to overcome their challenges through Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and fitness training.” Go check out their website https://www.wedefyfoundation.org and help support this amazing foundation and community.

06/11/2019

For the time I had with you, you both taught me more about humility, strength, and work ethic. I had absolute privilege of mentoring you two, men who who wanted nothing more then to become exceptional leaders. Thank you for allowing me that honor. @ Caserma Ederle

03/11/2019

Want to know what is possibly the strongest and simultaneously most underused grip in Brazilian Jiu jitsu? It’s the in its key locked variation.
I rarely see anyone utilize this especially from a guard position but it is extremely useful for immobilizing an entire side of your opponents body which then in turn makes the back take extremely easy. The Russian arm drag keylocked is a technique I was show to by an amazing grappler and wrestler while training at in Australia.

27/10/2019

A new found love for the fifty/fifty position. I have been studying leg lock anthology:50/50 and I feel way more comfortable in what often feels like the scramble position of leglocks(50/50). Here I utilize the k guard on a standing opponent I switch to 50/50 as my opponents steps over, I switch to the 80/20 position. I could finish the inside heel hook but I like when my students get practice defending it so I switch to a reverse toe hold on the outside foot. I love the 80/20 because the main inside attack(heel hook) is there but you also have strong secondary attacks on the outside leg(aoki, toe hold etc).

25/10/2019

is a monster of a dude. One of the few guys who when I train with I am legitimately scared for my feet. He’s gonna crush it. If you’re in Colorado in November 2nd get some tickets and go watch. puts on an awesome show!

22/10/2019

A cool transition I have success with from the inverted roll to 50/50. My opponent hides his heel so I switch to a cool submission I saw from called the aoki lock. I like it from 50/50 because my people don’t worry about that outside foot. I had the amazing opportunity to train at and I learned a lot from . I would definitely check out his leglock anthropology. I learned so much from it and was finally able to get comfortable with 50/50.