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The Kneebar Masterclass by Jarbem Pacheco
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The Kneebar Masterclass by Jarbem Pacheco

by Jarbem Pacheco

$79.00

Unlock The Secrets Of Devastating Kneebar Submissions With BJJ Expert And Luta Livre Black Belt Jarbem Pacheco.

Course content · 3 volumes · 30 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Half Guard - Half-Guard Positioning And Setting Up The Underhook
  3. 3. Tricking Your Opponent
  4. 4. Fat Sweep To Underhook
  5. 5. Baiting The Back Take
  6. 6. The Prayer Underhook
  7. 7. Calf Crush
  8. 8. Dog Bar, Belly Lock, Knee Bar
  9. 9. Prevent The Wiggle
  10. 10. Quarter Guard
  11. 11. Quarter Guard Set Ups From Open Guard And Finish
  12. 12. Pulling Quarter Guard
  13. 13. Single Leg To Knee Bar
  14. 14. Closed Guard To Knee Bar
  15. 15. Pulling Closed Guard
  16. 16. Half Guard Sweep
  17. 17. Kick The Hook Sweep
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Top - Knee Bar
  2. 2. Quarter Guard
  3. 3. Troubleshooting - Opponent Sits And Back Step Counters
  4. 4. From A Bad Position
  5. 5. Opponent Tripods
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Gi - Pulling Half Guard
  2. 2. Half Guard
  3. 3. Lasso
  4. 4. Top Half Guard
  5. 5. Troubleshooting
  6. 6. Opponent Heavy Cross Face
  7. 7. Opponent Sits Back
  8. 8. Outro

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