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Countering Jiu Jitsu: A Beginners Guide by Roy Dean

Countering Jiu Jitsu: A Beginners Guide by Roy Dean

by Roy Dean

$199.00

In A Unique Approach, Black Belt Roy Dean Has Dedicated This Entire Series To Countering Jiu Jitsu Techniques In Some Of The Most Creative & Effective Ways, Giving You Effective Options From Essentially Everywhere

Course content · 2 volumes · 41 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Countering Jiu Jitsi. A Beginner’s Guide. Intro
  2. 2. Tachiwaza: Pummeling
  3. 3. Pummeling: to Double Underhooks
  4. 4. Detail: Counterbalancing
  5. 5. Tachiwaza: Double Leg Tackle
  6. 6. Detail: Scoop Underneath
  7. 7. Defense: The Angled Sprawl
  8. 8. Defense: Head and Arm Block
  9. 9. Tachiwaza: Front Snap Down
  10. 10. Detail: Snap Down vs. Kaiten Nage
  11. 11. Newaza: Guard Overview
  12. 12. Reversal: Hip Bump
  13. 13. Variation: Shallow Angle Hip Bump
  14. 14. Choke: Guillotine
  15. 15. Detail: Hip Shift
  16. 16. Sequence: Hip Bump to Guillotine
  17. 17. Sequence: Bump Choke Bump
  18. 18. Newaza: Swivel Guard Pull
  19. 19. Guard Pull: to Armlock
  20. 20. Details: Kuzushi and Armlocks
  21. 21. Sequence: Pull Sweep Armlock
  22. 22. Detail: Sliding the Knee
  23. 23. Guard Pull from Standing
  24. 24. Defense: Elbow Knee Shield
  25. 25. Defense: Block to Backstep Pass
  26. 26. Counter: From Strike to Side Control
  27. 27. Yokomen Uchi: Shihonage to Guard Pass
  28. 28. Outro
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Private Lessons Jonathan Knipping. Grapevine Mount Escape
  2. 2. Bridge to Elbow Knee Escape
  3. 3. Bridge to Butterfly Guard
  4. 4. Head Pressure from Mount
  5. 5. Scissor Sweep Variations
  6. 6. Escape: Shopping Cart
  7. 7. Bridge to Foot Lock
  8. 8. Counter: Koshinage
  9. 9. Uchimata to Anklepick
  10. 10. Escape: Kuzure Kesagatame
  11. 11. Sweep from Kezure Kesa
  12. 12. Rolling (No Music)
  13. 13. BJJ vs Aikido. 3rd Degree vs 4th Degree Black Belt

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