Robson Moura – Super NoGi BJJ Vol.5 The Stack Pass Defense

Robson Moura – Super NoGi BJJ Vol.5 The Stack Pass Defense

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Vol. 5

The Stack Pass Defense

This is the DVD you have been waiting for! Robson tackles the most
common and dangerous guard pass in submission grappling, The Stack Pass!

Defending this pass is one of Robsons specialties and this DVD teaches
all his tricks and strategies on how to defeat and counter this

situation. Robson teaches how to recognize and react to the 4 positions
of the Stack Pass and how to turn these movements against your

opponent. Each position is explored in detail giving you counters and
attacks that will allow you to turn over, escape and submit the very

best grapplers in the world. This is the first time this problematic
guard pass has ever been addressed on DVD and it is only available

from World Martial Arts!1. Intro

2. The 4 steps

3. Swimming the legs

4. Swimming triangle

5. 3 knee positions

6. The 2nd step

7. Hidden shoulder lock

8. Double shoulder lock

9. Shoulder lock to back

10. Crucifix armlock

11. Inverse omoplata

12. Underhook to triangle

13. Rolling armlock

14. Elbow push triangle

15. Triangle variations

16. Roll over to single

17. Arm control roll

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