Royler Gracie Competition Tested Techniques DVD 3: Mount and Back Positions

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Salepage: Royler Gracie Competition Tested Techniques DVD 3: Mount and Back Positions

Royler Gracie, one of the most renowned instructors and
accomplished fighters in BJJ, releases his third instructional DVD
covering the mount and the back positions. The four times World BJJ
Champion, three times World ADCC Champion demonstrates his favorite
competition-tested techniques.

The mount is one of Royler’s strongest positions and he managed to
finish many fights from this position. Royler shares with us his secrets
of securing the mount and gaining positional dominance through
precision stabilization and base control. He then demonstrates lethal
attacks and transitions that will help you to perfect this classical
position of Jiu-Jitsu. Royler covers the back position from a variety of
aspects. He teaches how to take the back and achieve submissions, but
also how to prevent the opponent from taking your back, replace your
guard, sweep and escape the back. This DVD will improve your basics
thanks to essential details that will allow you to add advanced
positions to your game as well.

Each position is demonstrated by Royler and illustrated with
competition footage. These competition-tested techniques have proved
their effectiveness and will help practitioners of all skill levels
improve their game. In a special introduction to the DVD, Royler`s
biography highlights his champion career and achievements. In the “Extra
Feature” you will discover Royler teaching the self-defense program to
his daughter.

Techniques
1 Across-Side To Mount Position
2 Choke From The Mount Position
3 Double Attack From The Mount Position
4 Mount Position To Choke From The Back
5 Guard Pass To Choke From The Back
6 Collar Choke From The Back Position
7 Guard Replacement From The Turtle Position
8 Sweep From The Turtle Position
9 Escaping The Back One
10 Escaping The Back Two

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