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Effortless Jiu Jitsu by Rich Byrne

Effortless Jiu Jitsu by Rich Byrne

by Rich Byrne

$127.00

Make Your Jiu-Jitsu As Effortless As Possible With Black Belt Rich Byrne’s Principles & Guard Play That Older Grapplers Can Excel With - 

Course content · 4 volumes · 39 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Rich’S 6 Principals - Grips And Hips
  3. 3. Create Kuzushi
  4. 4. Exploit Anatomical Limitations
  5. 5. Watch The Knees
  6. 6. Map Your Transitions
  7. 7. Have Fun!
  8. 8. Summary
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Watch The Knees - A Deep Dive - VS Standing Opponent
  2. 2. VS Kneeling Opponent
  3. 3. VS Opponent On Knees
  4. 4. VS Crabride
  5. 5. X Guard - Connecting The Fundamentals - X Guard Overview
  6. 6. Backwards And Forwards Sweeps
  7. 7. Hip Heist Sweeps
  8. 8. Saddle
  9. 9. Ushiro X
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. X Guard Transitions - K Guard
  2. 2. Waiter
  3. 3. Deep Half/Putting It All Together
  4. 4. Double Pull For Leg Locks And Berimbolos - Double Pull Entries
  5. 5. Aoki Lock
  6. 6. Cross Ankle Lock
  7. 7. Crab Ride Entries
  8. 8. Stomp Bolo
  9. 9. Putting It All Together
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Entries And Exits - Perfect Pairings - DLR To X Guard To Hip Heist Sweep Or Back Sweep With Aoki Lock
  2. 2. DLR To Floating Back Take Or Triangle
  3. 3. DLR To Waiter Sweep With Over Under Pass And Backpack Take
  4. 4. DLR To K Guard Backside To Crab Ride Back Take
  5. 5. Collar Sleeve To Waiter Floating Back Take
  6. 6. Collar Sleeve To X Guard To Ushiro Backtake
  7. 7. Spider To X Guard Sweep Or Balloon Sweep With Aoki Lock
  8. 8. Keymaster To Hip Heist Sweep
  9. 9. Half Butterfly To X Guard Hip Heist Sweep To Saddle Or Tomoe Nage
  10. 10. Same Side Hooks To K Guard To Backside Leg Drag Or Aoki Lock
  11. 11. Troubleshooting: Same Side Hooks To K Guard To Crabride Backtake
  12. 12. Troubleshooting DLR To Crabride Backtake
  13. 13. Outro
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