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The Buchecha Side Control Game by Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida

The Buchecha Side Control Game by Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida

by Marcus Almeida

$79.00

Marcus “Buchecha” Almeida teaches you his system for attacking from side control, including how to advance position and get submissions.

Course content · 4 volumes · 34 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Intro
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Concepts
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Drills. Drill To Maintain Side Control
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Capoeira Drill
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Capoeira Drill From Single Leg
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - Arm Attacks Drill
  7. 7. Chapter 7 - Arm Attacks Drill #2
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Advancing To Mount. Knee On Belly
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - One Leg Trap
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Triangle Leg Trap
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - "Na Do Pai" - Daddy's one
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Submissions. Spinning Arm Bar
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Inverted Arm Bar
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Americana and Kimura
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Borg Bar
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Arm Lock From The Kimura Grip
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - Kimura
  7. 7. Chapter 7 - 3 Counter Attacks To The Kimura Defense
  8. 8. Chapter 8 - Kimura Hug
  9. 9. Chapter 9 - Americana With The Legs
  10. 10. Chapter 10 - Wrist Lock
  11. 11. Chapter 11 - Modified Arm Bar
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Modified Triangle
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Arm Bar And Triangle From Lapel Arm Trap
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Baseball Bat Choke From Lapel Arm Trap
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Reverse Triangle
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Submissions From The Reverse Triangle Set Up
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - Paper Cut
  7. 7. Chapter 7 - Arm Trap Choke
  8. 8. Chapter 8 - Baseball Bat Choke From Knee On Belly
  9. 9. Chapter 9 - Scarf Choke
  10. 10. Chapter 10 - Scarf Choke With Basbell Bat Choke Variation
  11. 11. Chapter 11 - Collar Leg Choke
  12. 12. Chapter 12 - North And South Choke
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