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Mastering De La Riva Positions and Transitions Part 1 by Felipe Simplicio

Mastering De La Riva Positions and Transitions Part 1 by Felipe Simplicio

by Felipe Simplicio

$79.00

Course content · 3 volumes · 25 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Getting into De la Riva Positioning & Fundamentals - Introduction to the De la Riva Position
  3. 3. Pulling Guard to set up De la Riva #1 - Low Pull Guard
  4. 4. Getting into De la Riva from Closed Guard
  5. 5. Understanding Grips and Brake Balance points
  6. 6. Understanding the Hook Positioning
  7. 7. Understanding Full De la Riva Hook
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. De la Riva / X-Guard Transitions and Sweeps - Kick Through De la Riva Sweep - Finish Knee Top The Leg
  2. 2. Butterfly Hook De la Riva Sweep - Finish Leg Inside
  3. 3. Balance Transition De la Riva Sweep - Finish Leg Inside
  4. 4. Over head Full De la Riva Sweep - Finish Hips On Top The Legs
  5. 5. Drive Through Full De la Riva Sweep - Pull Push Punch
  6. 6. Transition Grips to Sweep Back and Forward
  7. 7. Hip Kick Control De la Riva Sweep - Push Over The Hips
  8. 8. Transition De la Riva Attack to X-Guard - Breaking Balance
  9. 9. De la Riva to X-Guard Honey Hole - Finish Foot Lock
  10. 10. De la Riva to X-Guard Tripod Sweep - Finish Leg Control
  11. 11. De la Riva to X-Guard Sit up Sweep - Finish Single Leg
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Back Attacks - De la Riva Full Hook Back Attack - Finish Seat Belt
  2. 2. De la Riva Fake Over Head to Back Control
  3. 3. Balance Sweep With Back Attack - Finish Seat Belt
  4. 4. X-Guard Block Knee Back Attack - Finish Collar Choke
  5. 5. X-Guard Sit up Sweep to Back - Attack Opposite Hook To Control
  6. 6. Butterfly Hook De la Riva Sweep To Back Attack - Spin Over the Hips
  7. 7. Outro
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