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Wiseman BJJ by Rodrigo Cavaca

Wiseman BJJ by Rodrigo Cavaca

by Rodrigo Cavaca

$79.00

Finally! Learn How To Easily Defeat The Younger & More Athletic Guys At Your Gym - Even If You Are Slow & Inflexible - From One Of The Best Coaches On The Planet

Course content · 4 volumes · 30 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Fundamentals of the Straight Footlock
  2. 2. Triple Option Footlock Series Attacking Closed Guard - Straight Ankle Kick
  3. 3. 2. Lion Killer Ankle Lock
  4. 4. 3. Counter Finish When Opponent Tries Basic Escape
  5. 5. Deep Half Guard Counter sequence
  6. 6. Deep Half Counter Sequence 2
  7. 7. Torreando Footlock Sequence
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. 5 Footlock Sequence Starting From Lasso Guard
  2. 2. 5 Footlock Sequence Starting From Single Leg X
  3. 3. 4 Footlock Sequence From Closed Guard To 50/50
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Arm bar from scissors sweep
  2. 2. Scissors sweep kicking the knee
  3. 3. Sneak arm bar when the guy stiffs the arm
  4. 4. Closed guard killer
  5. 5. Rubber guard
  6. 6. Shield and sword guard variations with subs and back take
  7. 7. Back take from Sleeve and pants guard
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Wrist lock from kesa gatami
  2. 2. Wrist lock from kasa gatami variation
  3. 3. Arm bar from S mounting coming from the kesa gatami
  4. 4. Francesa from kesa gatami
  5. 5. Wrist lock on the under hook hand when in kesa gatami
  6. 6. Catch a sword wrist lock sub
  7. 7. Triple submission attack coming from kesa gatami
  8. 8. Arm bar from kesa gatami stepping over the head
  9. 9. Wrist lock from mounting when defending the cross choke
  10. 10. Reverse arm bar from S mount
  11. 11. Kimura from under side mount 1min and something
  12. 12. Another angle of Kimura from under side mount
  13. 13. The gator lock
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