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The Mirroring Principle: The Kings Gambit by Wim Deputter

The Mirroring Principle: The Kings Gambit by Wim Deputter

by Wim Deputter

$127.00

Apply A Systematic Approach To Turn Bad Positions Into Your Advantage With Wim Deputter’s King’s Gambit System!

Course content · 8 volumes · 60 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. General Introduction
  3. 3. What is a gambit?
  4. 4. Purpose of this instructional
  5. 5. Mechanics and concepts - Introduction
  6. 6. Three types of connection
  7. 7. Pressure VS compression
  8. 8. Answering pressure with pressure
  9. 9. What is "posture"?
  10. 10. Main postures - A. Central bottom postures
  11. 11. B. Baby bridge
  12. 12. C. Hawkins
  13. 13. D. Mayweather
  14. 14. E. Running man
  15. 15. F. Limp turtle
  16. 16. G. Central top postures
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Main transitions - A. Scoop
  2. 2. B. Mayweather to baby bridge
  3. 3. C. Mayweather to running man
  4. 4. D. Reverse scoop
  5. 5. E. Technical standup
  6. 6. F. Windshield wiper
  7. 7. G. Inverting
  8. 8. Movement in postures
  9. 9. Red line
  10. 10. Asymmetry top and bottom
  11. 11. Stacking and stack defense
  12. 12. The Mirroring Principle
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. The King's Gambit Low Base - Hidden and essential mechanics of pressure passing (repetition)
  2. 2. Ideal scenario (endgame first)
  3. 3. General overview
  4. 4. Motion in the 4 directions
  5. 5. The ideal triangle and how to prevent it
  6. 6. Why should you play the King's Gambit?
  7. 7. Dealing with the foot on the hip
  8. 8. Forcing and using the inversion
  9. 9. Outside arm grip details
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. The King's Gambit High Base - Standing closed guard pressure concepts
  2. 2. High setup
  3. 3. The King's Gambit declined
  4. 4. Side triangle on the left
  5. 5. Side triangle on the right
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Other Gambits - The Mannequin Arm
  2. 2. Low level VS high level defense
  3. 3. The Queen's Gambit
  4. 4. The Fool's Gambit
  5. 5. Arm in the middle
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Closed Guard Stacking - Universal defense for closed guard, mount and back
  2. 2. Closed guard general concepts
  3. 3. Closed guard general posture
  4. 4. Closed guard stack passing
  5. 5. Dealing with the overhook gi
  6. 6. Dealing with the overhook no gi
7 Volume 7
  1. 1. Open Guard - Collar sleeve
  2. 2. Over under and De La Riva guard
  3. 3. Stand up
8 Volume 8
  1. 1. Beating the King's Gambit - Dealing with the stack
  2. 2. The Triangle VS The King's Gambit
  3. 3. Afterword
  4. 4. Outro
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