Course Updates: Blue To Purple – Throwing Cycle

We’ve been working on this section of the Living Mechanics Archive for quite some time, and we’re excited to finally release it.

Many of the takedown and ground engagement methods featured in this update come from disciplines outside of traditional Jiu-Jitsu. While Jiu-Jitsu offers tremendous value once the fight reaches the ground, some highly effective methods of putting an opponent there are often overlooked. We felt these tools were simply too valuable to ignore.

One of the defining characteristics of the Living Mechanics curriculum is that it is not limited by style, system, or tradition. Instead, we pull proven concepts from multiple sources and organize them into a practical framework focused on efficiency, functionality, and real-world application.

If you’re a member of the Living Mechanics Online Archive, log in and check out the latest update. We think you’ll find some valuable additions to your training toolbox.

Course Updates: White To Blue – Throwing Cycle

This latest update expands the curriculum with several additional takedown and off-balancing methods designed to improve control, timing, and positional dominance. The material now includes instruction on the Low Line Foot Sweep, Single Leg Pick, Putar Kepala, Head & Knee Tap, Minor Outer Hook, Major Outer Reap, Valley Drop, Bump & Snap, Major Inner Reap, and Forward Foot Sweep, providing students with a broader set of entries and finishes for destabilizing the opponent and bringing the fight to the ground.