Gabriel Arges – The Knee Barges Leg Attack System

Gabriel Arges – The Knee Barges Leg Attack System

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Salepage: Gabriel Arges – The Knee Barges Leg Attack System

Do you want to discover the techniques for finishing kneebars against the most challenging guys in your gym or at regional competitions? Now You Can (Even If They Are Black Belt World Champions)

Gabriel Arges, a two-time Black Belt World Champion who has never lost a Black Belt match in his weight class, is now disclosing his most EVIL Kneebar Techniques!

Discover perhaps the greatest knee bar in existence right now. On multiple instances, Gabriel has been able to use this lower body attack to the maximum degree. He even utilized a knee bar to win the adult world championships’ FINALS.

Jiu Jitsu is replete with Cinderella tales.

You understand what I’m talking about—the tale of the person who, after repeatedly failing at the lower belts, climbed his way up to become a champion.

One of those tales is not this one. Just over two years ago, Gabriel Arges attained black belt status (under Romulo Barral and Felipe Pena).

He is a two-time black belt World Champion and is unbeaten in the World Championships in his weight class.

Gabriel spent the necessary time. Gabriel is a little unusual.

He connected with the appropriate individuals straight away as he (as a blue belt) started doing Jiu Jitsu seriously. He began training with the top prospect in his hometown of Belo Horizonte, Felipe Pena (wearing a purple belt at the time), and this eventually led to his training in California with another legend from his hometown: R. M. Barral What follows is history.

This DVD is comparable to a CRASH COURSE in kneebars from a top-tier instructor.

There are ten short films on this DVD, and each one is to the point. If you attempted to find this stuff out on your own, it would save you hundreds of hours of arduous study and damage to your body. You may tear open this DVD as soon as it arrives at your door, sit down, watch it, and then hit them during your subsequent training session.

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