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Transition Mastery by Bernardo Faria

Transition Mastery by Bernardo Faria

by Bernardo Faria

$79.00

Learn How To Capitalize On Every Opportunity And Be Three Steps Ahead Of Your Opponent: 5x Black Belt World Champion Is Here To Show You How To Take Advantage Of The Transitions These Are The Secrets And Concepts That All The Best Blacks Utilize

Course content · 4 volumes · 31 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Half Guard Pull: TRANSITION TO Single Leg Sweep
  3. 3. Half Guard Pull TRANSITION TO Single Leg Sweep TRANSITION TO Passing with Folding Pass
  4. 4. Half Guard Pull TRANSITION TO Single Leg Sweep TRANSITION TO Passing with Folding Pass TRANSITION TO Mount TRANSITION TO Armbar
  5. 5. Half Guard Pull TRANSITION TO The Single Leg Sweep TRANSITION TO the Over Under Pass TRANSITION TO Mount TRANSITION TO Armbar
  6. 6. Starting last flow from knees
  7. 7. Pulling Deep Half Guard TRANSITION TO Faria Sweep
  8. 8. Pulling Deep Half Guard TRANSITION TO Faria Sweep TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass
  9. 9. Pulling Deep Half Guard TRANSITION TO Faria Sweep TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass TRANSITION TO Scarf Choke
  10. 10. Pulling Deep Half Guard TRANSITION TO Faria Sweep TRANSITION TO Double Under Pass TRANSITION TO Scarf Choke
  11. 11. Starting last flow from knees
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Pulling Half Guard > opponent sprawls TRANSITION TO Single Leg or Deep Half Guard
  2. 2. Pulling Half Guard > opponent sprawls TRANSITION TO Single Leg or Deep Half Guard TRANSITION TO Turkish Get Up
  3. 3. Pulling Half Guard > opponent sprawls TRANSITION TO Single Leg or Deep Half Guard TRANSITION TO Turkish Get Up TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass
  4. 4. Pulling Half Guard > opponent sprawls TRANSITION TO Single Leg or Deep Half Guard TRANSITIONING TO Turkish Get Up TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass TRANSITION TO Triangle Trap From Side Control
  5. 5. Pulling Half Guard > opponent sprawls TRANSITIONING TO Single Leg or Deep Half Guard TRANSITION TO Single leg sweep TRANSITION TO Over Under TRANSITION TO Triangle Trap From Side Control
  6. 6. Starting last flow from knees
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Double Leg Takedown> opponent sprawls TRANSITION TO Single Leg Sweep
  2. 2. Double Leg Takedown> opponent sprawls TRANSITION TO Single Leg Sweep TRANSITION TO Over Under Brother Pass
  3. 3. Double Leg Takedown> opponent sprawls TRANSITION TO Single Leg Sweep TRANSITION TO Over Under Brother Pass TRANSITION TO Kneebar From Over Under Position
  4. 4. Double Leg Takedown> opponent sprawls TRANSITION TO Single Leg Sweep TRANSITION TO Armbar from North South
  5. 5. Double leg > opponent sprawls TRANSITIONING TO Single Leg Sweep TRANSITIONING TO Over Under Brother Pass against Spider Guard TRANSITION TO Kneebar or Armbar from North South
  6. 6. Starting Last Flow From Knees
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Opponent Pulls Guard TRANSITION To Over Under Pass
  2. 2. Opponent Pulls Guard TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass TRANSITION TO Back Take
  3. 3. Opponent Pulls Guard TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass TRANSITION TO Back Take with Bow and Arrow Choke
  4. 4. Opponent Pulls Guard TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass TRANSITION TO Back Take with Spread Chicken
  5. 5. Opponent Pulls Guard TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass TRANSITION TO Back Take with Spread Chicken TRANSITION TO Mount Position
  6. 6. Opponent Pulls Guard TRANSITION TO Over Under Pass TRANSITION TO Back Take
  7. 7. Starting Last Flow From Knees
  8. 8. Conclusion

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