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Fundamental Jiu Jitsu Course by Jeff Curran

Fundamental Jiu Jitsu Course by Jeff Curran

by Jeff Curran

$127.00

Get A Detailed Guide To The BJJ Fundamentals and Develop a Rock Solid Foundation That Will Serve You For Years To Come, Featuring 30 Year BJJ Veteran and 4th Degree Black Belt Jeff Curran!

Course content · 8 volumes · 139 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Class 1 Escaping the mount - Trap and Roll (Standard Collar Grab)
  2. 2. Headlock (With Hook Removal)
  3. 3. Punch Block Defense
  4. 4. Elbow Escape
  5. 5. Class 2 Clinching
  6. 6. Close the Gap to Front Clinch
  7. 7. Body Fold Takedown
  8. 8. Sucker Punch / Grab (Defense to “T” Clinch)
  9. 9. Hip Throw (From “T”)
  10. 10. Leg Trip (from “T”)
  11. 11. Rear Clinch (Cover and Duck Off Wide Punch)
  12. 12. Rear Leg Trip (Back Clinch)
  13. 13. Class 3 Maintain the Mount
  14. 14. High Swim
  15. 15. Low Swim
  16. 16. Lift the Wrist (Opponent Pushing Knee)
  17. 17. Cross-Face (Opponent Trying to Turn to Side)
  18. 18. Anchor and Base (Pushing and Bucking)
  19. 19. Take the Back (Opponent Turns)
  20. 20. Class 4 Headlock Defense (Standing)
  21. 21. Active Hip Drill and Frame and Escape
  22. 22. Punch Defense (Backdoor Escape with Shoulder Lock)
  23. 23. Chin and Knee Scoop
  24. 24. Roll Through (Counter the Headlock Throw)
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Class 5 Maintain Cross-Body
  2. 2. Standard Harness
  3. 3. Modified
  4. 4. North South
  5. 5. Class 6 Taking the Mount
  6. 6. Knee Slide High (Standard Harness)
  7. 7. Knee Slide Low (Standard Harness)
  8. 8. Time the Bridge (Modified Cross-Side)
  9. 9. High Leg (Modified Cross-Side)
  10. 10. Foot Weave (Modified Cross-Side)
  11. 11. Class 7 Defensive Guard (Stage 1-5)
  12. 12. Stage 1 (Head and Arm Control)
  13. 13. Stage 2 (Bicep Knee Frame Control)
  14. 14. Stage 3 (Knees to Chest)
  15. 15. Stage 4 (Feet on Hips)
  16. 16. Stage 5 (One Foot Chambered, One Foot as “Mover”)
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Class 8 Guard Attack (Series 1)
  2. 2. Sit Over Sweep
  3. 3. Kimura
  4. 4. Guillotine
  5. 5. Class 9 Read Choke Defense (Standing)
  6. 6. Hip Throw (Hips Square)
  7. 7. Leg Trip (Bent Backwards)
  8. 8. Class 10 Basic Takedowns
  9. 9. Double Leg (Compliant Opponent)
  10. 10. Double Leg (Resisting Opponent)
  11. 11. Single Leg (From “T”)
  12. 12. Single Leg (From Post)
  13. 13. Class 11 Escape Cross-Side Control
  14. 14. Shrimp and Shoot (Standard Harness)
  15. 15. Thread the Needle Peek Out (Modified Cross-Side)
  16. 16. Thread the Needle Pull Guard (Modified Cross-Side)
  17. 17. Hook Hand Off (Modified Cross-Side)
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Class 12 Headlock Defense (Ground)
  2. 2. Bridge and Roll (Pressure from Opponent)
  3. 3. Leg Scissor (Utilize Frame)
  4. 4. Hook and Pull (Take the Back)
  5. 5. Super Lock
  6. 6. Class 13 Cross-Side Submissions
  7. 7. Americana (Intercept / Anticipate the Frame)
  8. 8. Americana (Shoulder Pin)
  9. 9. Far Side Arm-Lock (Walk Around)
  10. 10. Standard Kimura (Opponents Arm is South)
  11. 11. Class 14 Back Control and Submissions
  12. 12. Hook and Hip Movement
  13. 13. Re-Mount Drill (Strong and Weak Side)
  14. 14. Rear Choke (From Knees)
  15. 15. Rear Choke (Strong Side)
  16. 16. Rear Choke (Weak Side)
  17. 17. Clock Choke
  18. 18. Armlock (Weak Side)
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Class 15 Escape the Back
  2. 2. No Hands Back to Floor Drill
  3. 3. Follow the Finger
  4. 4. Strong Wake Side “Interception”
  5. 5. Accept Bottom / Prevent Mount
  6. 6. Take the Top (Cross-Side)
  7. 7. Class 16 Guard Attack (Series 2)
  8. 8. Standard Straight Arm-Lock (Cross Grip Control)
  9. 9. Pendulum Arm-Lock (Throat Pin / Grab Under Leg)
  10. 10. Triangle Choke Intro (Arm-Lock to Triangle Position)
  11. 11. Omoplata Intro (Triangle to Omoplata)
  12. 12. Class 17 Mount Attack (Series 1)
  13. 13. Americana Standard
  14. 14. Americana Behind Head (Anchor and Base Follow-Up)
  15. 15. Straight Armbar Standard
  16. 16. Cross Choke (Palm Up)
  17. 17. Cross Choke (Palm Down)
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Class 18 Passing the Guard (Closed)
  2. 2. Posture and Choke Prevention
  3. 3. Basic Stacking Pass (Kneeling)
  4. 4. Basic Stacking Pass (Standing)
  5. 5. Knee Slide Pass (Front Side)
  6. 6. Class 19 Triangle
  7. 7. Triangle Maintenance
  8. 8. Triangle Finishing Details
  9. 9. Triangle (Countering the Pass)
  10. 10. Triangle (Broken Posture Version 1)
  11. 11. Triangle (Broken Posture Version 2)
  12. 12. Triangle (Postured Opponent)
7 Volume 7
  1. 1. Class 20 Mount Attack (Series 2 / Triple Attack)
  2. 2. Technical Mount
  3. 3. Scissor Choke
  4. 4. Clock Choke
  5. 5. Armlock
  6. 6. Take the Back
  7. 7. Class 21 Guillotine Defense (Standing)
  8. 8. Guillotine Choke (Standing)
  9. 9. Basic Survival (Wrist / Should Hang)
  10. 10. Frame and Peek Out
  11. 11. Knee Trip
  12. 12. Standard Frame Follow-Up
  13. 13. Class 22 Sweeps (Kneeling Opponent)
  14. 14. Scissor Sweep (Loading Variation)
  15. 15. Push Sweep (Knee Push Variation)
  16. 16. Elevator Sweep (Leg Hook Variation)
8 Volume 8
  1. 1. Class 23 Sweeps (Standing Opponent)
  2. 2. Balloon Sweep
  3. 3. Tripod Sweep
  4. 4. Inner Reap Sweep
  5. 5. Knee Slide Pass Intro (Backside / Cross knee)
  6. 6. Class 24 Guard Attack (Series 3)
  7. 7. Slide Into the Pocket
  8. 8. Slide Out of the Pocket
  9. 9. Breaking Posture / Achieve Grip
  10. 10. Inside Swim (No Grips)
  11. 11. Double Wrist Split
  12. 12. Cross Choke (Palm Up)
  13. 13. Cross Choke (Palm Down)
  14. 14. Double Ankle Grab Sweep
  15. 15. Class 25 Bear Hug Self-Defense
  16. 16. Front Bear Hug (Arms In)
  17. 17. Front Bear Hug (Arms Out)
  18. 18. Rear Bear Hug (Arms In)
  19. 19. Rear Bear Hug (Arms Out)

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