Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Chest-on-Chest Guard Passing: Building a Pressure-Based Passing Game

Guard passing is one of the most important skills in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, but many grapplers approach it with the wrong priority.

Instead of trying to rush around the legs, what if you focused first on control, connection and pressure?

That is the philosophy behind Richie Quan’s new 7-Week Chest-on-Chest Guard Passing Curriculum, available on QW Infinity.

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Raising Champions Episode 1: More Than Jiu Jitsu — Building Better Kids with Norman “Chef” Wessels

QuanWessels is proud to launch the very first episode of 🎙️ Raising Champions — a new podcast series exploring how Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and martial arts are helping children grow physically, mentally and emotionally both on and off the mats.

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CONTROL AFTER TAKEDOWN: New MMA Wrestling Seminar with Coach Richie Quan

At QuanWessels, we know one of the biggest differences between a good athlete and a dangerous one is what happens after the takedown.

Anyone can learn to shoot, body lock, or trip an opponent to the mat.

But the athletes who dominate MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and wrestling exchanges are the ones who know how to secure control after impact, shut down the scramble, and convert the takedown into a real finish.

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