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Mastering Brazilian Jiu Jitsu After 40: Top Game by Fabiano Scherner

Mastering Brazilian Jiu Jitsu After 40: Top Game by Fabiano Scherner

by Fabiano Scherner

$79.00

Stop Asking Your Body To Do What It Can’t! – A Video Manual For BJJ Practitioners Over 40 Years Old By The Greatest Competitor Of All Time Over 40

Course content · 3 volumes · 40 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. uchi-mata
  2. 2. uchi-mata to body lock
  3. 3. cross grip belt grab series
  4. 4. double leg
  5. 5. fake double leg to uchi-mata/knee pick
  6. 6. opening the closed guard
  7. 7. opening and passing the closed guard
  8. 8. 2nd base pass
  9. 9. knee across opposite side
  10. 10. standing, opening and knee smash pass
  11. 11. countering ankle underhook when doing standing pass
  12. 12. stand and shake to open guard
  13. 13. foot on hip pass
  14. 14. spider guard pass
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. spider guard pass from knees
  2. 2. lasso grip break
  3. 3. lasso pass
  4. 4. lasso pass to mount
  5. 5. de la Riva pass
  6. 6. da le Riva pass 2
  7. 7. butterfly guard sweep
  8. 8. angle switch butterfly pass
  9. 9. bow and arrow from butterfly
  10. 10. atomic drop butterfly pass
  11. 11. low hip butterfly pass
  12. 12. jump over butterfly pass
  13. 13. flip over butterfly pass
  14. 14. lapel guard pass
  15. 15. Sao Paulo pass on double sleeve grip
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. double knee flair pass
  2. 2. Sao paulo chicken wing pass
  3. 3. baseball slide pass
  4. 4. half guard pass to mount
  5. 5. double underhook pass
  6. 6. untangle half guard pass
  7. 7. bait back take half guard pass
  8. 8. toe hold from half guard
  9. 9. head and arm choke with kimura bait
  10. 10. wrist lock from top half guard
  11. 11. spinning knee bar from half guard
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