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Deconstructing The Double Sleeve Guard by Romulo Barral

Deconstructing The Double Sleeve Guard by Romulo Barral

by Romulo Barral

$97.00

Break Down All The Most Effective Ways To Nuetralize And Pass The Double Sleeve Guard - Including Spider Guard, Lasso Guard, and More - From One Of The Best Double Sleeve Artists Ever, 5-Time Black Belt World Champion & Skilled Professor Romulo Barral

Course content · 4 volumes · 24 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Breaking Grips In the double sleeve spider guard
  2. 2. Breaking Grips In The Spider/Lasso Guard
  3. 3. Breaking Grips In The Spider Collar/Sleeve Guard
  4. 4. Passing Double Sleeve Spider Guard With Toreando
  5. 5. Troubleshooting The Toreando Pass
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Capitalizing On Momentum & Changing Sides
  2. 2. The Felipe Pena Pass
  3. 3. Spider Guard Stack Pass
  4. 4. Spider-Lasso Passing With Toreando
  5. 5. Spider-Lasso Passing With Knee Slide
  6. 6. Spider-Lasso Passing With Smash Pass
  7. 7. Spider-Lasso X Pass
  8. 8. Spider-Lasso Pass Stepping On The Lasso
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Countering The Transition To Sit Up Guard With Stack Pass
  2. 2. Countering The Transition To Sit Up Guard With Smash Pass
  3. 3. Countering The Transition To Sit Up Guard With Back Step Pass
  4. 4. Countering The Transition To Sit Up Guard With Back Step To Monoplata
  5. 5. Countering The Transition To Sit Up Guard With X Pass
  6. 6. Countering The Transition To Sit Up Guard With Knee Slide Pass
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Passing Collar-Sleeve Spider Guard With Toreando
  2. 2. Passing Collar-Sleeve Spider Guard With Reverse Stack Pass
  3. 3. Passing Collar-Sleeve Spider Guard With Stack Pass
  4. 4. Using Timing To Pass During Grip Changes
  5. 5. Passing Collar-Sleeve Spider Guard On The Knees
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