Nick Salles and Danny Maira – The Arm Saddle System

Nick Salles and Danny Maira – The Arm Saddle System

Attaching to the upper body in modern no-gi jiu-jitsu is tougher than ever — opponents are slippery, elusive, and increasingly savvy. The Arm Saddle System offers a cutting-edge solution to this evolving problem.

• In this detailed instructional, top-tier competitors and instructors Danny Maira and Nick Salles break down a proven, high-percentage system for dominating and submitting from a position they’ve coined the Arm Saddle.
• Whether you’re brand new or already experienced, this course gives you the tools to reliably enter, control, and finish — even against the toughest resistance.
• Not just a collection of techniques, this series teaches you how to train the system through structured, implementable games!

Modern Jiu-Jitsu Requires Modern Tools.

The Arm Saddle System gives you a powerful answer to one of no-gi’s biggest challenges. If you’re serious about submitting more and struggling less, this is your next step.

What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1

• Intro
• Mechanics Of The Arm Saddle/ K Guard On The Upper Body
• Staying Sticky/ Lifting Our Hips Up To Connect
• Upper Vs Lower Body Correlation Arm Saddle To K: Elbow Open Vs Elbow Closed
• Basic Finishing Mechanics
• Opponent Grabs The Bottom Leg (Classic)
• Opponent Grabs Top Leg
• Clearing The Grip On The Top Leg
• Basic Entry To Arm Saddle

Part 2

• Intro To No-Gi Lasso
• Frame Fish Hook Drill
• No Gi Lasso To Arm Saddle Variation
• 2 On 1 Looping Your Arm Into Arm Saddle
• Countering The Hip Frame
• Bump By To Arm Saddle
• Cross Lasso To Arm Saddle
• G Loop To Baby Bolo
• G loop To Double Backside
• Arm Drag Entry To Arm Saddle
• No Gi Lasso To Shotgun Grip Triangle
• Shotgun Grip To Scissor Sweep / Arm Drag

Part 3

• Common Counters Intro, Roll Through And Butt Flop
• Countering The Thigh Grab And Connected Hands
• Tarikoplata
• Back Take Vs Connected Hands
• When To Bail
• Arm Saddle Dove From The Bump By
• Arm Saddle From Double Pull
• De La Riva Entry
• Saddle To Arm Saddle
• Arm Saddle From Omoplata
• Front Headlock To Arm Saddle To Front Headlock Versatility
• Outro