Combat Jiu-Jitsu 2025: The Science of Beating Bigger Opponents: Pressure-Tested Grappling for Street

This book cuts through the flashy techniques and sport-focused training that dominate most schools today to give you what actually works in real fights. It focuses on simple, brutal methods that help smaller fighters survive against bigger, stronger attackers when rules don't exist. The techniques shown here come from real-world experience - what's been proven to work in street altercations, not what looks good in competitions. You'll learn how to handle being smashed under someone's weight, how to escape when punches are flying, and how to use leverage instead of muscle. This isn't about fancy submissions or point scoring - it's about staying safe when things turn violent and you're outmatched physically.

The training methods shown here prepare you for how fights actually happen - chaotic, unpredictable, and far different from controlled sparring. You'll discover why many traditional techniques fail against untrained but aggressive opponents, and what to do instead. The book emphasizes practical drills that build reactions for high-stress situations, not just memorizing moves. It covers dealing with weapons, multiple attackers, and other realities most classes ignore. This is straightforward survival knowledge stripped down to what's essential - no fluff, just what could save your life when you're in serious trouble against someone who fights dirty.