Eddie Bravo – Mastering The System (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu)

Eddie Bravo – Mastering The System (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu)

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Salepage: Eddie Bravo – Mastering The System (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu)

Full Episodes 1-10.
Ripped from his techniques page of his website, requires paid membership.
First upload, trying to get some UL to help my ratio before I start my first download .
Ratio transfer appreciated .
Each clip includes BJJ techniques by Eddie Bravo along with funny interviews / skits.
These are pretty recent, so it’s a lot of new stuff.
Some interesting guest appearances…
Episode 1:Welcome to Mastering the System.
Follow Jason from Purple to Black.
Episode 2:Quarter Clinch to Mini Stomp, Invisible Crackhead to Duda, No Hand Pass to Arm
Episode 3:Gracie Barra, X-Clinch, Marcelo Pass and The Pump Episode 4:5/0 sweep w/heel hook option, Free NY to pop triangle Episode 5:Einstein interview, his belt promotion and working with Chuck Liddell.
Episode 6:Learn the official 10th Planet Bow and watch Sean’s fight with Ryan Couture.
Episode 7:Arm Drag, Renato, Marcelo Pass, Ganby Roll Episode 8:Renato Saga continues, and some techniques with Denny Prokopos Episode 9:10 Finger Guillotine, Horwich, X-Guard, Twister Chain Episode 10:Claw to Old Schook, Ricky Shroeder, Coracao Pass to N/S Choke

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