Chuck Anzalone – Tornado Roll & Inverted Guard for Sport BJJ

Chuck Anzalone – Tornado Roll & Inverted Guard for Sport BJJ

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Salepage: Chuck Anzalone – Tornado Roll & Inverted Guard for Sport BJJ

The “Tornado Roll & Inverted Guard for Sport BJJ” instructional DVD is great for anyone looking to take their game to a new level.
Properly learning to “Tornado Roll” & “Invert” will make your guard virtually impassable and give you new options from a variety of different positions.
The process of “Inverting”, aka “Upside Down Guard,” is essentially half of a “Tornado Roll.
” In other words, without being able to properly execute a “Tornado Roll” you will never have an effective “Inverted Guard” game.
For that reason the DVD opens with twelve 1 and 2-man drills you can do to properly learn the secrets of the “Tornado Roll.
” Once you have that down we have included 11 techniques that utilize the “Tornado Roll” to effectively control, sweep & submit your opponent.
Now that you can properly execute a “Tornado Roll”, the 3rd and final part of the DVD covers 16 techniques from the “Inverted Guard.
” You will learn how to effectively utilize this revolutionary new guard to completely dominate your opponent.

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