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Lasso From Everywhere by Vinicius Lino

Lasso From Everywhere by Vinicius Lino

by Vinicius Lino

$79.00

Use The Lasso Guard To Sweep, Submit, And Transition To Other Attacks By Making It One Of The Most Dangerous And Versatile Parts Of Your Arsenal With Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt Vinicius Lino

Course content · 3 volumes · 19 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. How To Pull Guard To Play Lasso When Standing - Placing The Foot On The Hip
  3. 3. Pulling Closed Guard To Lasso
  4. 4. Faking The Single Leg Takedown To Pull Guard And Then Lasso
  5. 5. Sweeps When Person Has Both Knees On The Mat - Action Reaction Sweep With A Pant Grip Using Your Leg Under The Person
  6. 6. Action Reaction Sweep With A Pant Grip When You Can’t Use Your Leg Under The Person
  7. 7. Sweep When Person Smashes The Lasso Knee And Hugs The Head
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Sweeps When Person Has One Knee Up One Knee Down - Using Lasso And De La Riva Together To Sweep
  2. 2. Using The Lasso Leg To Hook The Person's Opposite Side Leg To Sweep
  3. 3. Sweeps When Person Is Standing - From Lasso To X Guard To Sweep
  4. 4. The Lasso Tornado Sweep
  5. 5. Lasso Leg Goes Between The Legs To Kick Person Over To Sweep
  6. 6. Lasso And Deep De La Riva Together To Sweep
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Submissions - From Lasso To X Guard To Straight Footlock
  2. 2. Using The Lasso Leg To Hook The Person's Opposite Side Leg To Loop Choke
  3. 3. From Lasso To Bicep Slicer When The Person Hugs My Head
  4. 4. Triangle From Shallow Lasso And Spider Guard
  5. 5. Arm Bar From Lasso And De La Riva Guard Together
  6. 6. Bonus - Two Guard Retention Skills For Your Lasso Guard
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