Marcus Buchecha Folding Pass BJJ Breakdown

Marcus Almeida Buchecha is one of the greatest competitors in our sport. His fast and aggressive style has made him a fan favourite competitor. But not many people know that he has developed a strategic passing series that he calls the Buchecha Folding Pass. This video showcases Buchecha using this pass throughout the years of his career.
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Marcus Almeida, also known as “Buchecha” (or Bochecha), is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt under Rodrigo Cavaca and a member of the Checkmat academy, being widely regarded as the greatest grappler of his generation and arguably of all time in the sport of BJJ. His reputation is backed by his 6 IBJJF World Championship open weight titles, being the record holder of absolute gold medals at the ‘Mundial’ after breaking Roger Gracie‘s previous record (3) back in 2016
Marcus Almeida (192cm / 6’3″ tall) was born on the 8th of January, 1990, in a town called Sao Vicente close to Santos in the state of Sao Paulo. As a child, Marcus wanted to be a football (soccer) player, but he was not very good at it by his own admission. He then turned his sights on Surfing a sport he practiced from a young age.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu only came into “Buchecha’s” life in his mid-teens. He was 14 years old when his sister first started training BJJ. Marcus’s father, Mr. Cleiton Almeida, was very protective of his daughter and started accompanying her to class. With time Mr. Cleiton started practicing himself, and from there it wasn’t long until he was dragging his son Marcus with him. Luckily young Marcus loved Jiu-Jitsu from the start and started training every chance he could.
Marcus’s physical abilities helped by the masterful eye of his instructor, BJJ World Champion Rodrigo Cavaca, soon turned Buchecha into one of the most feared athletes in the lower belt divisions, and after successive wins in the “Brasileiro”, Pan American, Sao Paulo Cup, Scandinavian Open and “Mundial”, Almeida received his black belt (while on the podium after his win at the World Championship in 2010), not long after his father was also awarded his black belt in BJJ. He moved to the United States with his master and his teammate Thiago “Baiano” Aragao in 2010 where he confirmed he belonged in the major league of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, winning the World Nogi Tournament later that year, closing the bracket with his “Avengers” teammate, Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu. After a short spell when he returned to his native Santos in 2011 with his master Cavaca, Buchecha came back to the United States where he started coaching and competing full time.
After this return to the United States (2012), Marcus Buchecha Almeida’s career as a black belt competitor took off to another level with a win in both his weight and the absolute category at the Pan American Championships as well as the World Jiu-Jitsu Championships (both with IBJJF). He also fought in the legendary Roger Gracie at the Metamoris Pro Invitational, giving a great display of jiu-jitsu, tying the match in submission only rules with the 10x world champion.
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[@yodizzll]

I think buchechas jiujitsu is underrated. what I mean is that he is so physically powerful with speed and strength and explosivity to boot, that people forget he also has perfect technique. thats why he is the greatest.

[@RiccardoAmmendoliaBJJ]

10000% right

[@flowwiththego]

This video rocks, I went to class and hit this for a month straight.

[@jacobclark9578]

Early Buchecha hip position is wild! He was nearly in the splits against Lo while sprawling the hips over the folding pass.

[@mattsuito]

Very intresting. Very good video

[@RiccardoAmmendoliaBJJ]

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[@brotendo]

Nice breakdown. Buchecha also explains his process on BJJ Fanatics. I’d say this works for heavier guys like 200-215+ but maybe not for dudes under 175lbs. I’m gonna start incorporating this and take advantage of my height and weight.

[@RiccardoAmmendoliaBJJ]

Yes he does. Those are some great videos. I spent some time with him a bout a month ago and we trained with position. Gave me the idea to make this for him. Glad you enjoyed.

[@griffinphillips1721]

It works great for lighter guys. Watch how he is up on his toes, with his head in the face of the opponent. This is where he's the heaviest, its not a passive weight. And when the opponent frames from bottom, he ducks his head under their frame to keep his pressure up high on the opponent. You can raise up and come over their frame too.

[@brotendo]

Griffin Phillips Yeah that’s what I like to do. I like to cover their frames when I can and smash it with my body weight.

[@jacob4758]

I am 155lbs and this is one of, if not, my favorite pass. It works well for all sizes IMO.

[@brotendo]

@@jacob4758 Yeah definitely. If you apply it correctly, 155lbs on one concentrated area feels like a ton.

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É um trator!!!

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