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Gracie Fundamentals: Turtle Mastery by Rayron Gracie

Gracie Fundamentals: Turtle Mastery by Rayron Gracie

by Rayron Gracie

$197.00


Course content · 5 volumes · 48 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Getting To The Turtle From Bottom - Overview
  3. 3. Getting To The Turtle When They Pass
  4. 4. Side Control To Turtle
  5. 5. Ankle Frame To Turtle
  6. 6. Half Guard Knee Shield To Underhook
  7. 7. Butterfly Underhook To Turtle
  8. 8. 2 On 1 To Turtle
  9. 9. Closed Guard Arm Drag To Turtle
  10. 10. Open Guard To Turtle
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Dogfight - Dogfight Overview
  2. 2. Limp Arm
  3. 3. Roll Under Sweep
  4. 4. Dogfight To Top Side Control
  5. 5. Getting To The Turtle From The Top - Overview
  6. 6. Toreando Vs Seated Guard
  7. 7. Toreando Vs On Their Back
  8. 8. Toreando Pass To Front Turtle
  9. 9. Sleeve Post To Side Control
  10. 10. Forcing Turtle From Side Control
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Forcing Turtle From Side Control - Overview
  2. 2. Single Leg Defense
  3. 3. Double Leg Defense
  4. 4. Collar Drag Down
  5. 5. Collar Sleeve Drag Down
  6. 6. Getting Turtle From Single Leg
  7. 7. Rear Body Lock Trip
  8. 8. Rear Body Lock Forearm Frame
  9. 9. Front Turtle - Overview
  10. 10. Guillotine
  11. 11. Arm In Guillotine
  12. 12. Transition From Front Turtle To Back Turtle
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Back Turtle - Overview
  2. 2. Retention Concepts
  3. 3. Collar Trap
  4. 4. Bear Hug
  5. 5. Arm Free Variation
  6. 6. Crowbar
  7. 7. Tricep Push
  8. 8. Countering The Roll
  9. 9. Sitting Back
  10. 10. One Hook In Concept
  11. 11. Arching The Back To Get The 2nd Hook
  12. 12. Armbar
  13. 13. One Hook Turtle Choke
  14. 14. Clock Choke
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Rolling
  2. 2. Rolling Commentary
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