FAVELA JIU JITSU VOL 7 – BUTTERFLY SWEEPS BY FERNANDO TERERE

FAVELA JIU JITSU VOL 7 – BUTTERFLY SWEEPS BY FERNANDO TERERE

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Salepage: FAVELA JIU JITSU VOL 7 – BUTTERFLY SWEEPS BY FERNANDO TERERE

Fernando Terere – one of the most talented instructors and competitors the BJJ world has ever seen – is back.
This time he shares with you all of his best sweeps.

These are the same competition-tested sweeps that he taught to his students Andre Galvao, Cobrinha, and Michael Langhi.

One of Terere’s specialties is his ability to sweep anyone from the butterfly guard.
On this instructional, we dive deep with 11 chapters devoted strictly to ways to put your opponent on his back from butterfly guard.

Available in 3 Languages: English, Português, 日本語

Content Includes:

1: Intro
2: Butterfly Sweep
3: Flattened Butterfly Sweep
4: Flattened Butterfly X-Guard Sweep
5: Armdrag to the Back 1
6: Armdrag to the Back 2
7: Armdrag to Butterfly Sweep
8: Buddha Guard to Butterfly Sweep
9: Inverting RDLR Sweep
10: RDLR to the Back
11: Butterfly Foot Hook Sweep

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