Gianni Grippo Next Gen De La Riva Guard

Gianni Grippo Next Gen De La Riva Guard

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Salepage: Gianni Grippo Next Gen De La Riva Guard

Gianni Grippo’s drive for excellence is the driving force behind the Jiu Jitsu scene’s transformation for future generations.
This exceptional athlete and four-time IBJJF World Champion leads you through his favorite attacks from the De La Riva Guard in his debut instructional film.
You will not miss a single thing as you get over 85 minutes of in-depth advice from a professional to help you get better at De La Riva.
BE ONE OF THE LAST PEOPLE TO LEARN THE MOVIES RUNNING THE MODERN COMPETITIVE

LANDSCAPE! techniques included DLR to Triangle, DLR to Omaplata, DLR to Ankle Pick, DLR to Low Single Leg, DLR to Single Leg, DLR to Single Leg X Guard while entering the De La Riva from a standing position. Berimbolo Grip Sweep DLR To The Back Berimbolo Variation #2 of the Berimbato To Back Toe Hold DLR Retention to RDLR RDLR To Back RDLR To Tornado Berimbolo To Leg Drag Berimbolo To Mount Berimbolo To Tornado Sweep 50/50 50/50 To Back RDLR To Berimbolo EVERY TECHNIQUE HAS BEEN TESTED IN AN EVENT AND FOUND TO WORK! In addition, the following formats are offered: Available for iOS as well Likewise accessible on demand Also accessible on Android devices Place in Cart: Format: NTSC DVD
The language is English.
85 minutes approximately
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