FernandoBJJ
White Belt
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Theres no such thing as a black belt move. Every move can be perfomed by any level athlete. There are some submissions allowed for upper belts only in competitions but thats for safety (serious injury risk), its not because white belts will not be good enough to do it.
What can help you is to idealize your objectives during a grappling match. For example, the guy on top should be always trying to pass the guard for two reasos: its easier to submit when you opponent cant use legs to defend and because a simple pass means score! the guy on the bottom should be trying sweeps or subs and defending the pass at all time, sweeps if his game is to submit from top and if his game is a bottom game there are several submissions from there.. When you realize your goals you will see what i call a 'little win', that is a step towards your goal, that beign freeing one leg into half guard, or a submission attempt.. you dont need to know every move from the begining, stay on basics, improve your positions and with the time you will see when you can use techniques learnt...
What can help you is to idealize your objectives during a grappling match. For example, the guy on top should be always trying to pass the guard for two reasos: its easier to submit when you opponent cant use legs to defend and because a simple pass means score! the guy on the bottom should be trying sweeps or subs and defending the pass at all time, sweeps if his game is to submit from top and if his game is a bottom game there are several submissions from there.. When you realize your goals you will see what i call a 'little win', that is a step towards your goal, that beign freeing one leg into half guard, or a submission attempt.. you dont need to know every move from the begining, stay on basics, improve your positions and with the time you will see when you can use techniques learnt...