Andre Galvao – Killing The Butterfly Guard Vol.1-2

Andre Galvao – Killing The Butterfly Guard Vol.1-2

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Salepage: Andre Galvao – Killing The Butterfly Guard Vol.1-2

Use side smashes, leg staples, long steps, and more as you see how to mix movement and pressure for passing success
Andre Galvao is one of the best competitors of his generation and now runs one of the top teams in all of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Atos
These eight volumes are packed with instructional knowledge on how to beat the seated butterfly guard and stay in control of the fight
Use a mix of modern and classic techniques to focus on the most useful and effective moves from top
Gain a conceptual and fundamental understanding of how to stay safe against the guard player
Part 1:

Introduction
Introduction & Understanding Opponents Options
The Easy Leg Drag Pass
Side Smash

Part 2:

The Headstand Pass
Double Hooks Headstand Pass
Chicken Wing Pass

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