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Dynamic Pressure Passing by Johnny Tama

Dynamic Pressure Passing by Johnny Tama

by Johnny Tama

$79.00

Create Devastating Top Pressure That Works Against Guards at The Highest Levels of Competition with IBJJF No-Gi World Champion Johnny Tama’s Series On Effective, Dynamic Pressure Passing!

Course content · 4 volumes · 30 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Warm Ups. Top side to side drill A
  3. 3. Top side to side drill B
  4. 4. Live feet squatting butterfly guard pass drill
  5. 5. Addressing grips from top De La Riva
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. HQ Position. From De La Riva to HQ
  2. 2. From HQ to knee cut
  3. 3. From HQ to folding pass
  4. 4. Folding pass with shin cut
  5. 5. Flying arm bar from HQ
  6. 6. Ferere pass to choke from the back
  7. 7. From HQ retention to De La Riva countering with stack pass
  8. 8. Using cross hand to kill De La Riva hook to pass
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Variations. From De La Riva countering with stack pass leg drag variation addressing the frames
  2. 2. From De La Riva countering with stack pass modified leg drag variation
  3. 3. From De La Riva countering with stack pass to twister hook variation
  4. 4. From De La Riva countering with stack pass to crab ride variation
  5. 5. The berimbolo assassin variation A to leg drag
  6. 6. The berimbolo assassin variation B to knee bar
  7. 7. What to do when they do lasso guard from HQ
  8. 8. What to do when they do lasso guard from HQ #2
  9. 9. Addressing collar and sleeve to HQ
  10. 10. From HQ to over under to submissions
  11. 11. From HQ to over under to knee bar
  12. 12. Over under brother
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Side Control. Controlling the hip to expose back take
  2. 2. Monoplata
  3. 3. Choke
  4. 4. Baseball bat choke
  5. 5. Lapel bait to choke

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