Learn the connections behind our ground game
Yaroslav Blazhko leads BORETS. Oleksandr Oliinyk grew from our children’s group into a BJJ black belt and coach. Their work is part of a shared system connecting Brazilian jiu-jitsu, sambo and freestyle wrestling.
Study a guard attack, a back-control detail or a submission entry, then explore how you reach it from the feet. One school membership opens every published discipline, so you can connect the stages of your game.
Take one clear improvement into your next round
Choose a position that keeps appearing in your training. Watch the setup, the opponent’s reaction and the next move. Replay the detail, practice it with your partner and coach, and check what changes when resistance increases.
When your round takes a different turn, show it to us. Upload your match or training clip in a private consultation and ask an available coach about the exact moment. Get analysis, recommendations and same-topic follow-ups in one conversation.
Make the technique work for your ruleset
Gi, no-gi and submission grappling reward different decisions. The BORETS system helps you explore those connections while keeping your position, grips and submission choices purposeful.
Check the rules for your age, belt and event before practicing a new submission. Agree the limits of partner practice and work with qualified supervision, especially when learning throws, joint locks or chokes.
Explore the video library
Published lessons in this training category, ready for your next session. Watch them all with your school membership.
Closed Guard Arm Drag: Back TakeYaroslav Blazhko
Closed Guard Arm Drag: Sweep to MountYaroslav Blazhko
Breaking Grips from Closed GuardYaroslav Blazhko
Armbar from Knee on BellySanya Oliinyk
Common questions
How do lessons and coach feedback work?
Membership unlocks recorded lessons to watch at your own pace. For personal feedback, choose an available coach and send your question or footage. Registration includes 3 free consultations, then $10 per topic; video membership is not required for consultations. Replies can include text, voice or a video explanation.
Can I earn a BJJ belt through the subscription?
Belt promotions take place through your in-person academy. Use BORETS lessons to develop your understanding, prepare focused questions and bring new details into the training you do with your own coach.
Build a more complete grappling game.
Learn from the team that developed homegrown black belts and an adult ADCC Trials finalist at 16.
One membership unlocks every published lesson in sambo, BJJ, freestyle wrestling, strength and conditioning, and mental preparation. Pick your focus, study the details and take them into your next session.
1,340 UAH / month · 13,400 UAH / year
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- Sambo vs BJJ vs Judo: Which Skills Should You Train?Compare sambo, BJJ and judo through training decisions, grips and ground control. See how BORETS connects them in Ukrainian Grappling Style.
- Freestyle Wrestling for BJJ: Connect the Takedown to the GroundUse freestyle wrestling to improve BJJ entries and transitions. Learn what transfers, what changes under BJJ rules and how to review one complete exchange.
- What Is Grappling? BJJ, Wrestling and Sambo ExplainedUnderstand grappling, takedowns, ground control and submissions, and how BJJ, wrestling and sambo differ. A practical introduction for your first class.
- Omoplata in BJJ: Shoulder Control, Entries and SweepsUnderstand the omoplata position, shoulder control, common entries and the transition to a sweep when an opponent rolls. Learn what to check before finishing.
- BJJ Competition Rules: Points, IBJJF Age Divisions and Match TimesIBJJF rules explained: scoring, match times, age divisions by birth year, weigh-ins and legal submissions. Know what to check before your first BJJ tournament.
- Leg Locks in BJJ: Ankle Lock, Kneebar, Toe Hold and Heel HookLeg locks explained: the straight ankle lock, kneebar, toe hold and heel hook, the ashi garami and saddle positions, early defense, and the IBJJF, ADCC and sambo rules.
- BJJ positions: a practical map of guard, pins and escapesUnderstand the main BJJ positions, what each athlete is trying to control, and how to connect guard, side control, mount and back control in training.
- Realistic BJJ Training Schedules for 2, 3 and 4+ Sessions a WeekBuild a sustainable BJJ week with examples for two, three or more classes, strength work, competition preparation and recovery.
- Back Control Escape: Defend the Rear Naked Choke and Get OutHow to escape back control in BJJ: hand fighting against the rear naked choke, which hook to clear first, breaking the seat belt and the moment to turn in and face them.
- BJJ Guard Passing: How to Open, Pass and Hold Side ControlA beginner guard passing system: opening the closed guard safely, passing over, under or around, beating the lockdown and holding side control for the points.
- Guillotine choke in BJJ: start with front headlock controlUnderstand guillotine positions, arm-in versus arm-out context, common control errors and a supervised front-headlock training progression.
- Americana in BJJ: Keylock From Mount and Side ControlHow the americana keylock works from mount and side control: the figure-four grip, the pinned elbow, the paint-the-mat finish, the kimura comparison and the defense.
- BJJ Solo Drills: Four Movements With a Clear PurposePractice hip escapes, shoulder bridges, technical stand-ups and seated turns with clear checks and realistic limits.