Rolker Gracie Seminar Filled with Chokes and Choke Defenses

Thanks to Master Rolker Gracie for teaching a great seminar last week. For 3 hours, Rolker showed chokes, variations, choke blocks and defenses.

Rolker Gracie Seminar Feb 11th 2018 at Victor Huber Brazilian Jiu-jitsu

Rolker Gracie Seminar Feb 11th 2018 at Victor Huber Brazilian Jiu-jitsu

Victor Huber Black Belts at Rolker Gracie Seminar 2018

Victor Huber Black Belts at Rolker Gracie Seminar 2018

January 2016’s Technique: Sumi Gaeshi

Robert and Morrow demonstrate a grip break into the Sumi Gaeshi.

Morrow makes a grip on Robert's lapel.

Morrow makes a grip on Robert’s lapel.


Robert goes two on one to break Morrow's grip up and away.

Robert goes two on one to break Morrow’s grip up and away.


Robert keeps Morrow's sleeve with the left hand and reaches over Morrow's back to grip the back of Morrow's belt. Robert makes sure to keep his head inside of Morrow's shoulder.

Robert keeps Morrow’s sleeve with the left hand and reaches over Morrow’s back to grip the back of Morrow’s belt. Robert makes sure to keep his head inside of Morrow’s shoulder.


Robert steps inside, uses his Robert foot to hook Morrow's leg and sits to his butt.

Robert steps inside, uses his Robert foot to hook Morrow’s leg and sits to his butt.


Robert uses his hook and grip on Morrow's belt to throw Morrow to the side.

Robert uses his hook and grip on Morrow’s belt to throw Morrow to the side.


Robert comes up to his knees and finishes establishing side control.

Robert comes up to his knees and finishes establishing side control.

September 2015 Technique

Robert and Matt demonstrate what Victor calls a “911 Armbar Defense” when your arm is in danger and you feel the leg about to go over your head. This defense can be used as a last-minute defense and requires you to intercept your opponent leg as it’s coming over your head.

Robert and Matt show the "911 Armbar Defense"

Robert and Matt show the “911 Armbar Defense”

Technique for September

Victor guides Cecilia through a BJJ sequence starting with a guard pass straight to knee on belly and finishing with an armbar:

Cecilia controls Paulo's legs from his open guard

Cecilia controls Paulo's legs from his open guard

Cecilia passes around Paulo's legs straight to knee-on-belly

Cecilia passes around Paulo's legs straight to knee-on-belly

Cecilia controls Paulo's arm at the tricep and pushes his face to the mat and begins to spin around towards Paulo's head.

Cecilia controls Paulo's arm at the tricep and pushes his face to the mat and begins to spin around towards Paulo's head.

She begins to pivot around, moving her left hand from Paulo's head to the mat so she can spin her hips under his arm.

She begins to pivot around, moving her left hand from Paulo's head to the mat so she can spin her hips under his arm.

Paulo tries to escape by rolling to his knees.

Paulo tries to escape by rolling to his knees.

Cecilia counters by placing her left foot between Paulo's legs

Cecilia counters by placing her left foot between Paulo's legs

She finishes the submission by hooking Paulo’s head with her right leg, controlling the wrist and driving her hips down.

She finishes the submission by hooking Paulo’s head with her right leg, controlling the wrist and driving her hips down.

Check out some tournament photos!

Whether it’s your first competition or your hundredth, competing in a brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament is always an exciting experience. Competition allows you to test yourself, assess strengths and weaknesses in your jiu-jitsu game, and it builds a spirit of teamwork and camaraderie.

Check out some of the Team Victor Huber competitors in action at the Relson Gracie Tournament held at UNF arena. We’re especially proud of each one of our kid competitors.