Mario Roberto – BJJ Encyclopedia 12 DVD
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BJJ Takedown Theory for the Street: How to Close the Gap and Take That Man (73 min.)
down without getting smashed!
For that “dark alley,” BJJ takedowns like the Baiana and the
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Mounting in an aggressive manner
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How to resist the all-powerful cross choke
There are two techniques to armbar someone from the mount, as well as two ways to defend against this maneuver.
The Americana defense and lock
Two methods for obtaining the “ezechiel choke,” as well as how to fight against it
Obtaining the back mount (sometimes known as the “back grab”) posture
How to Use an Arm Triangle
VOLUME 1 – DISK 2 (63 MINUTES): 3 Ways to Avoid Mount Position
Attacking Your Opponent from Side Control (Including the “Brabo” Choke)
Ways to Attack Your Opponent When You Have His Back and Escape When You Don’t
Someone else has yours!
How to Attack Your Opponent from the “North-South” Position
get away from it
VOLUME 1 – DISK 3 (58 MINUTES): Various guard strikes
How to Use a Cross Choke to Attack
Two counter-attacks against the cross choke
How to use regular armbars and the challenging rising armbar
How to Counter an Armbar from Guard
How to perform the kimura lock and how to escape if you get locked in it
lock!
How to Do an Inverted Arm Bar
The all-powerful Guillotine choke and its defense
How to get someone’s back from your guard
How to use the “omoplata” lock to destroy your opponent’s shoulder and how to
protect yourself against it
The deceptive “Ezechiel choke” and how to protect against it
How to Use the Arm Triangle Choke Correctly
How to use a triangle choke as an assault and two methods to fight against it
VOLUME 1 – DISK 4 (70 MINUTES): 3 methods for passing the half guard
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6 excellent half guard maneuvers starting from the bottom position
Attacks with the knee in the stomach (kimura, armbar, cross choke, collar choke, nutcracker)
choke)
How to use lethal footlocks, kneebars, and toe holds
How to Get Out of a Leglock
VOLUME 1 – DISK 5 (56 MINUTES): How to correctly “breakfall” so you don’t get wounded when falling or being thrown
What are the greatest judo throws for jiu jitsu?
How to Plan a Workout or Class
Basic Drills to Develop Your “Open Guard” Skills – BJJVOLUME 2 – Disk 6 (48 min.):
Methods for Breaking Open a Closed Guard
There are several techniques to get past the guard and into a dominant position.
VOLUME 2 – DISC 7 (41 MINUTES):
There are several techniques to choke, takedown, armlock, and back mount someone.
in the “turtle” posture are “balled up”
The “crucifix” motion for choking someone
How to Break Free from the Crucifixion Choke
Ways to protect yourself and sweep your opponent while on the ground
in the turtle pose
VOLUME 2 – DISK 8 (43 MINUTES): How to use a hook sweep to sweep an opponent from the guard.
The butterfly sweep is a technique for removing an opponent from the guard.
The “belt and knee” sweep is used to sweep an opponent from the guard.
How to use the arm drag sweep to sweep an opponent from the guard.
sweep, as well as different outer hook sweeps,
How to do the extremely handy “tripod sweeps.”
VOLUME 2 – DISK 9 (39 MINUTES): How to Keep Someone Under Control
Quick and efficient methods for escaping side control
The “sideways side control” and how to utilize it
Sideways side control assaults are fantastic.
How to Get Out of Sideways Side Control
Wrestling takedowns such as the “double leg” and “single leg”VOLUME 2 – DISK 10 (63 min.):
Learn to “go behind” the wrestler’s sprawl.
Fundamental techniques for tying up a striker in a clinch
How to escape different “streetfighter” grips such as the headlock
The standing guillotine and its defenders
How to attack from both the top and bottom of the guard
How to do guard leg chops and “bicycle kicks”
What is the greatest way to hit an opponent from the knee on the belly position?
What is the greatest way to hit an opponent when mounted?
Bonus 1: An Overview of Mixed Martial Arts
The most significant and primary martial arts for MMA are simply a truth.
Boxing, Muay Thai, wrestling, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu are all sports.
While many individuals teach these disciplines in isolation, Mario Roberto will demonstrate them in context.
This video demonstrates how they function for MMA.
Some aspects of these arts function, while others do not. You will start with this video.
to understand the distinction by understanding things like: * How to do the right MMA stance: Why you should NOT stand like a boxer or wrestler
wrestler for mixed martial arts
* Understand the significance of correct MMA striking (how to throw an MMA jab, etc.).
hook, and so forth.)
* Understand the fundamentals of MMA striking exercises, techniques, and the significance of
making angles Understand fundamental MMA clinch techniques.
* Learn the fundamentals of MMA takedowns such as the tackle, the “flair,” and the choke.
“driving the pipe”
* Submission tactics for putting a stop to a combat swiftly
YOU will learn how to PROPERLY INTEGRATE and USE the information offered here.
APPLY these many skills in a fluid and realistic manner.
Bonus 2: Mario Roberto’s BJJ Intensive Seminar: Gi and No-Gi Techniques
This session was AMAZING and FULL OF TECHNIQUES THAT WILL TAKE YOUR
taking your grappling abilities to the next level Now you may purchase the video and learn a lot.
* Side control explosive guillotine techniques
* Place top arm into guillotine
* Roll through guillotine at top position
* Series of inside leg control
* Sweeps of rocking chairs
* The guard’s advanced armbars
* Armbar arm drag
* Armbar with an overhook
* Traditional armbar
* Shin to the armbar on the body
* Armbar to the head and shoulders
* Armbar rollover
* Control series for the outside leg
* Sweep with a tomahawk
* Sweep the head tilt
* Ankle lifter
* Sweep J-Up
* Sweep the Spinning Top
* Taking a Step Back
* Different types of guillotine
* Sweep Shoulder Roll
* Knee Thrust Hip Thrust
* Unusual Back Control Attacks
* Armbar Pinned Down
* Triangles that are inverted
* Toe hold to H-bar
* Guillotine with ten fingers
* Chin strap guillotine with side control
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