Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy located in Frisco, Texas. Hello! We offer programs from kids ages 5 years old to adults.

I'm Professor Matt Jones and I am the head instructor and owner of Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu in Frisco, Texas. If you are looking to take Jiu-Jitsu and live in and around Frisco, Texas, please check us out. So whether you are just beginning your Jiu-Jitsu journey or an advanced Jiu-Jitsu practitioner looking to further hone your skills, we are the place for you. Come and try your FREE trial by contacting me at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
Address: 8981 2nd St. #200, Frisco TX 75034
Phone: 214-407-8641
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://diamondbackbjj.com

We look forward to training with you.

09/24/2026

What It’s Like Owning a Jiu Jitsu School

In this video, we talk to Matt Jones, the owner of Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu in Frisco, Texas, about what it’s like owning a Jiu Jitsu school.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
https://diamondbackbjj.com/

09/23/2026

How to do a Guillotine Choke From Guard

Having trouble finishing the guillotine choke from guard? A small adjustment can make a big difference.

Professor Matthew Jones of Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu demonstrates a no-arm guillotine from guard and breaks down the details that help make the choke work. Instead of rushing to grab the neck and falling straight back, he shows how to sit up to the side, scoot back to improve your position, secure the neck, and create the right angle for the finish.

He also shows how to adjust if you accidentally fall back and explains how your arms, elbow, legs, and body position work together to finish the guillotine.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
diamondbackbjj.com

09/21/2026

How to Finish an Arm Triangle From Side Control

The arm triangle choke is all about control, positioning, and pressure.

Professor Matthew Jones demonstrates how he likes to set up an arm triangle starting from deep side control. He uses a finger crawl to improve the position, gets his head underneath, and applies pressure before transitioning to mount. From there, he connects his hands palm-to-palm, takes a big step to keep his opponent from trapping his legs, then goes wide with his knees and sprawls to finish the choke.

Small positioning details can make a big difference when finishing an arm triangle.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
diamondbackbjj.com

09/20/2026

How To Do a Standing Arm Triangle

The arm triangle isn’t just a submission you can attack on the ground. Professor Matthew Jones demonstrates how to set up a standing arm triangle using a duck under.

The setup starts by getting your opponent’s arm up and changing levels by bending your knees instead of folding forward at the back. From there, Professor Jones shows how to get the arm deep around the neck, secure a palm-to-palm grip, use head pressure, and pull and squeeze to finish the choke. If you need to tighten the position further, he also demonstrates switching to a rear naked choke-style grip.

It’s a simple way to turn a common standing movement into a submission opportunity.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
https://diamondbackbjj.com/

09/19/2026

How To Do The Arm Triangle From Guard

The arm triangle can be set up from several positions in Jiu Jitsu, but Professor Matthew Jones demonstrates one of his favorite ways to attack it from guard.

When your opponent puts their forearm across your neck, you can use that pressure to create the opening. Professor Jones shows how to push the arm across, catch the neck deep with the crook of your elbow, control the trapped arm, and position your body for the finish. He also demonstrates two ways to finish the choke: with a palm-to-palm grip or a rear naked choke-style grip.

It’s a great example of turning your opponent’s pressure into an opportunity to attack.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
https://diamondbackbjj.com/

09/18/2026

How To Do an Armless Triangle From Guard

What happens when you have a triangle from guard, but your opponent hides or pulls out the arm you normally need to finish?

Professor Matthew Jones of Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu demonstrates an armless triangle from guard and shows how to finish it in both gi and no-gi situations. In the gi version, he uses the collar to help control the position, clears the arm, locks the figure four, and applies the finish. In the no-gi version, he shows the importance of getting under the chin, removing the arm, adjusting the opponent’s head position, and tightening the lock.

It’s another option to have when your opponent thinks hiding their arm has stopped your triangle attack.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
https://diamondbackbjj.com/

09/17/2026

They Defend Your Omoplata? Then Lock The Triangle Choke

You attack the omoplata, but your opponent turns back toward you to defend. That defense may give you exactly what you need to transition into a triangle choke.

Professor Matthew Jones breaks down how to connect these two attacks from guard. He shows how your opponent’s reaction to the omoplata can create the opening for the triangle, then demonstrates important finishing details, including moving the arm across, changing your angle, locking your legs, bringing your knees together, and controlling the head. Instead of forcing one submission, learn how to use your opponent’s reaction to move directly to the next attack.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
https://diamondbackbjj.com/

09/16/2026

Christian earns his blue belt in the art of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu!

09/16/2026

How To Do a Basic Omoplata From Guard

The omoplata is a powerful shoulder submission from guard, but getting into position is only half the battle. The small details in your control, angle, and finish can make the difference between getting the tap and giving your opponent a way out.

Professor Matthew Jones breaks down how to set up an omoplata from guard, control the collar and sleeve, rotate into position, and keep your opponent’s arm where you need it. He also shows how to adjust your position and use the arm as a lever to finish the shoulder submission.

If you are in the Frisco, Texas area and want to learn Jiu Jitsu or continue your Jiu Jitsu training, contact Professor Matthew Jones at:

Diamondback Jiu-Jitsu
8981 2nd St #200
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 407-8641
https://diamondbackbjj.com/

09/16/2026

Coach Andy receives his 3rd degree!

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8981 2nd Street #200
Frisco, TX
75034

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Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 12pm - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 12pm - 7pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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