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Passing Modern Guard Using Old School Concepts by Andre Galvao

Passing Modern Guard Using Old School Concepts by Andre Galvao

by Andre Galvao

$149.00

Course content · 8 volumes · 34 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Side Control Concepts
  3. 3. Side Control Concepts When Opponent Turns Away
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Side Control Concepts When Opponent Turns Inward
  2. 2. Side Control Concepts When Opponent Turns Inward 2
  3. 3. Side Control Concepts When Opponent Turns Inward 2Establishing Side Control from Torreando Leg Drag Pass
  4. 4. Stack Pass Concepts and Paper Cut Choke Finish
  5. 5. Paper Cut Choke Details from North South
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Kimura Details From North South
  2. 2. Torreando Pass from De La Riva Guard
  3. 3. Passing De la Riva with Ankle Grip
  4. 4. Passing De la Riva with Scoop Grip
  5. 5. Stack Passing De La Riva with Scoop Grip
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. De La Riva Split Pass
  2. 2. De La Riva Step Over Clamp Pass
  3. 3. De La Riva Step Over Clamp to Leg Drag Pass
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Controlling the Inverted Guard Concepts
  2. 2. Squid Guard Torreando Pass
  3. 3. Squid Guard Reverse Stack Pass
  4. 4. Squid Guard Stack Pass to Crucifix
  5. 5. Crucifix Counter to Squid Guard
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Knee Cut Passing Against Squid Guard
  2. 2. Reverse Stack Pass to Rolling Crucifix Against Squid Guard
  3. 3. Calf Slice Defense From Squid Guard
  4. 4. Arm Chop Knee Cut Against Squid Guard
  5. 5. Preventing Lapel Lasso Guard
  6. 6. Side Smash against Lapel Lasso
7 Volume 7
  1. 1. Reverse Stack against Lapel Lasso
  2. 2. Breaking Grip Against Reverse De La Worm to Split Pass
  3. 3. Rolling Pass Against Reverse De La Worm
  4. 4. Figure-4 Grip Break Against Reverse De La Worm
  5. 5. Polish Worm Rider Escape
8 Volume 8
  1. 1. The Most Effective Traditional Worm Guard Pass
  2. 2. Squid Guard Pass
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