2 Part Lesson - Jump and stick onto the opponent's back with a Seat Belt from the Back Body Lock. If the opponent holds your hands to prevent the Seat Belt, force him into letting go by lifting or pushing him forwards onto all fours.

2 Part Technique - Lift the opponent if he controls your Back Body Lock, giving you no other options. He will let go and post on the mat to counter your takedown. Immediately connect your Seat Belt Control from the opportunity.

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo finds his Seatbelt Control against defenses from the Back-Body-Lock: [I] If your opponent cannot be lifted up into the air to force him to let go of your hands, apply a trip to his leg to knock him down and make...

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo teaches an important lesson on partner safety: [I] If your throw from standing is defended, immediately remove your lead leg away from your opponent; he or she may drop their weight suddenly on top of your knee ...

4 Part Lesson - Marcelo shakes the opponent, forces their hands onto the Mat. With the opponent's hands occupied a clear path to the Seat Belt is open.

2 Part Lesson - Thrash the opponent with the Back Body Lock to create a clear, open path to jump onto his back and clasp the Seat Belt.

2 Part Lesson - Drive the opponent forward from your Back Body Lock and force him into All-Fours. With the opponent's hands bearing his weight, entangle his posting arm with your Crucifix. Yet, if the opponent has a strong enough base ...

4 Part Lesson - Marcelo destabilizes the opponent's base from the Back Body Lock, forcing their attention towards defending the take down. Defending the take down creates a clear path to clasping the Seat Belt.

2 Part Lesson - If the opponent holds your hands as you've secured the Back Body Lock, off balance him into momentarily releasing his grips. This slight instant is enough to jump on his exposed back and attack.

Advanced Lesson Part 2 of 3 -- Marcelo applies a contingent attack for when it's too slippery for the Arm-Drag to the Back: Optimize your opportunity to successfully pull-off the Standing Arm-Drag by hitting it at the beginning of a ma...

2 Part Lesson — Marcelo takes the back of a large standing opponent: [I] If your opponent is too heavy to lift or too tall to jump onto while controlling behind, make them take all-fours by using your leg to trip them forward. Capture ...

3 Part Lesson — Marcelo explains to Jon how to technically jump-on-the-back: [I] If your opponent tries to kick his leg free from your Treetop-Single, switch for his hips and take his back; release his leg, grabbing around his waist, a...