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I Got Your Back: Back Takes And Finishes From Everywhere by Matheus Gonzaga

I Got Your Back: Back Takes And Finishes From Everywhere by Matheus Gonzaga

by Matheus Gonzaga

$79.00

Learn to take the back and finish from EVERYWHERE with rising BJJ star, Matheus Gonzaga

Course content · 4 volumes · 33 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. How to Secure the back Concepts
  3. 3. Back Maintenance - Countering The Arm Trap Roll from Turtle
  4. 4. Countering The Arm Trap Roll from Turtle part 2
  5. 5. Countering guard recovery from Turtle
  6. 6. Back Maintenance when one hook is lost part 1
  7. 7. Mount Transition from Failed Back Maintenance
  8. 8. Back Maintenance when one hook is lost part 2
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Back takes when Passing Open Guard - Taking the Back From Spider Guard
  2. 2. Taking the Back from De La Riva
  3. 3. Taking the back from Butterfly Guard
  4. 4. Taking the back from Double Unders
  5. 5. Turtle Position - Back Take using Cross Collar Grip and opening the Elbow
  6. 6. Back Take using Cross Collar Grip and Kuzushi
  7. 7. Back Take using cross collar and Achilles crush
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Closed Guard - Back Take using Two on One grip
  2. 2. Behind the Back Lapel Pass
  3. 3. Fake hip Sweep to back take
  4. 4. Open Guard - Using two on one from Butterfly Guard
  5. 5. Back take from De La Riva
  6. 6. Back take from Single Leg X
  7. 7. Kiss of the Dragon
  8. 8. Half Guard Bottom - Lapel Pass Back take
  9. 9. Waiter Sweep Back Take
  10. 10. Back take from Back step Counter
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Half Guard Top - Berimbolo from Inverted Half Guard
  2. 2. Deep Half Back take
  3. 3. Deep Half Back take variation
  4. 4. Submissions - Kata Gatame from back escape
  5. 5. Bow and Arrow
  6. 6. Clock Choke Option from Bow and Arrow Setup
  7. 7. Armbar from Kimura Trap
  8. 8. Setting up Rear Naked Choke
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