Andre Galvao – Side Control Dominance Vol.3-4

Andre Galvao – Side Control Dominance Vol.3-4

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Salepage: Andre Galvao – Side Control Dominance Vol.3-4

Take advantage of this 8-hour basic master lesson from top contender and instructor Andre Galvao to reach your side control potential.

Andre is the head coach of one of the hardest teams in the world, Atos, and a six-time black belt IBJJF and ADCC World Champion. Advance position by employing these straightforward mounts and back takes to avoid being locked back in guard.
With these basic, rock-solid submissions that Andre Galvao has employed throughout his career from side control, you may force the fight to a draw and end it.

Part 3:

Transition from Step Over Mount & Details
Concepts & Control: The Arm Trap to “S” Mount Triangle Choke Side Control
when the adversary turns away
The Back of the Seatbelt Takes Transition & Control
The Ride Back Take Control & Transition
Drills for Overhead Step Transitions
The transition and details of the over-arm step-back and 360-back takes
The Scuffle Exercise

Part 4:

Fundamental Kimura Lock to Armbar Straight Armbar Using the Kimura Trap: The Americana Straight Armbar
Using a staple armlock

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