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General Introduction to Mirroring Principle by Wim Deputter

General Introduction to Mirroring Principle by Wim Deputter

by Wim Deputter

$79.00

Mirror your opponents attacks and stop them in their tracks with black belt Wim Deputter’s revolutionary BJJ principles

Course content · 4 volumes · 37 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. General Intro
  2. 2. General intro to mirroring
  3. 3. Mirroring from top
  4. 4. Mirroring from bottom
  5. 5. The outside shoulder escape aka 'The Baby bridge'
  6. 6. The inside shoulder escape
  7. 7. Getting to your knees at will
  8. 8. Proper framing
  9. 9. Relation between frames, shrimping and bridging
  10. 10. Connection sensitivity drill
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Getting to your knees from Kesa Gatame
  2. 2. Kesa Gatame to back control
  3. 3. Guard retention from Kesa Gatame
  4. 4. Defending the back take
  5. 5. Reacting to resistance
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Dealing with Different Variations of Side Control Intro
  2. 2. Rock Bottom
  3. 3. Kesa Gatame elbow push
  4. 4. Near leg control
  5. 5. Far leg control -
  6. 6. Inside hip blocked
  7. 7. Face smash
  8. 8. Reverse side control
  9. 9. Example from Half guard
  10. 10. Escaping full side control
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Knee on belly
  2. 2. Mount
  3. 3. Arm Triangle
  4. 4. D'arce
  5. 5. Recovering from a far side pass
  6. 6. Backdoor escape
  7. 7. Proper inverted guard retention
  8. 8. Pressure and timing in relation to guard retention
  9. 9. Cross grip and rolling through
  10. 10. Dealing with smash passing
  11. 11. Endgame Theory
  12. 12. My BJJ Philosophy
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