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Gravity Is Your Friend: Sit Up guard Sweeps by Thomas Rozdzynski

Gravity Is Your Friend: Sit Up guard Sweeps by Thomas Rozdzynski

by Thomas Rozdzynski

$79.00

Master the art of utilizing gravity and weight distribution to effectively incorporate a series of sit up guard sweeps into your arsenal with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt Thomas Rozdzynski

Course content · 3 volumes · 30 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Overview - Concept of Sit-up Guard
  3. 3. Key points and obstacles
  4. 4. Entries to Sit-up Guard and drills
  5. 5. Traditional + Cross Sleeve - Collar Drag Sweep Standing
  6. 6. Collar Drag Sweep Sitting
  7. 7. Collar drag sweep with a butt kick when posted
  8. 8. Collar drag sitting hook when posted
  9. 9. Knee pull sitting with posture
  10. 10. Knee behind the knee - standing
  11. 11. Knee behind the knee - Back Take
  12. 12. Single Leg Sweep
  13. 13. Single Leg Take Down
  14. 14. Ankle Pick
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. No Sleeve + Lapel Control - Collar Drag to Tripod - ankle pick standing
  2. 2. High Lapel Control
  3. 3. Low Lapel Control
  4. 4. Traditional + Near Sleeve - Single Leg Sweep
  5. 5. Single Leg Take Down
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Shin to Shin + Cross Sleeve - Shin to Shin Entires
  2. 2. Collar Drag Standing
  3. 3. Collar Drag Standing with driving forward
  4. 4. Collar Drag Sitting
  5. 5. Back Take when posted over the head
  6. 6. Knee Grip and Roll
  7. 7. Far Step with driving forward
  8. 8. Near step with driving forward
  9. 9. Post on both side
  10. 10. Shin to Shin + Near side - Roll over the shoulder
  11. 11. Outro
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