Pablo Popovitch – NoGi Guard Secrets 2012

Pablo Popovitch – NoGi Guard Secrets 2012

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Salepage: Pablo Popovitch – NoGi Guard Secrets 2012

Half-guard, Deep Half-Guard, and 50/50 on DVD 1 from 1:04:07
DVD 2 – Reverse Half-Guard (0:50:05)
DVD Escapes 3 – 0:51:36
DVD Arm drags, Drills, Mental Secrets, Strength & Conditioning, Checking Out, Credits, and Trailer are the fourth and final bonus feature.

Techniques are taught logically and sequentially. When necessary, each posture is displayed from several angles and multiple times. The explanations provided by Pablo are concise, understandable, and clear. He explains in detail what your response should be dependent on what your opponent does after presenting the initial method. The format is quite similar to Ryan Hall’s instructional videos.

I find it challenging to put a number on this. I have a little under a year of experience on the mats and am a white belt, to start. The variation that may be discovered within each rank is the other issue. Black, brown, blue, and white belts are not all made equally. I train on any available open mat, go to 6 sessions a week (3 gi and 3 nogi), and have a terrific support system with my teacher and colored belts. Having said that, I was still able to incorporate some of the ideas and specifics into both my gi and nogi games.
This definitely isn’t the best set for you if you are brand-new to BJJ (less than six months of regular training), but for everyone else, I believe there is a lot to learn and the presentation is excellent.

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