Offensive BJJ Guide
Offensive pressure, chain attacks, constant threats, aggressive positioning.
Offensive BJJ means constantly attacking, never settling, and creating multiple threats simultaneously. An offensive player controls the match pace, forces opponent reactions, and maintains momentum throughout.
Offensive Mindset
- Constant Threats: Always have multiple submission or sweep options available.
- Pressure Application: Use weight and positioning to limit opponent's options.
- Chain Attacks: When one attack fails, immediately transition to second option.
- Pace Control: Set the match tempo. Aggressive players set fast pace; methodical players set slow pace.
Attacking From Guard
Guard attacks multiply: armbars, triangles, omoplatas, leg locks, sweeps. Don't settle for one attack. Set up multiple threats. If opponent defends armbar, immediately transition to triangle.
Attacking From Top
Top control combined with constant submission threats exhausts opponents. Mount armbar threats → side control keylock threats → back control choke threats. Rotate positions while maintaining offensive pressure.
Offensive Conditioning
Offensive players must maintain energy throughout. Train high-intensity sparring. Develop cardiovascular fitness for sustained attacks.