Rodrigo Comprido Medeiros – Modern BJJ Vol 1-6

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Salepage: Rodrigo Comprido Medeiros – Modern BJJ Vol 1-6

In his six-volume collection, Rodrigo Medeiros covers a variety of topics, including defeating the guard, reversals, sweeps, escapes from mounts, assaults from the rear, and more.

Vol. 1: Takedowns, throws, and escapes from street situations. Comprido and Jacare display a variety of throws and takedowns in addition to the modern Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu answers to street assaults.

Vol. 2: Overcoming the guard position, as well as sweeps and reversals. Comprido and Jacare demonstrate Modern Brazilian Jiu-guard Jitsu’s passing and breaking moves, as well as guard sweeps and reversals.

Vol. 3: The guard continues to sweep and reverse, and he also submits. The Reverse: In this video, Comprido and Jacare add the skill of entering a submission hold from the guard position to their repertoire of guard position escapes.

Vol. 4: Escapes from the bottom after defeating the side mount position. The side mount position is one of the most prevalent and dangerous grips, and Comprido and Jacare show the spectator how to escape it. They then go on to bottom escapes and one of the most vulnerable positions of all: the knee in the abdomen.

The mount position in Vol. 5. There are various variations of what was once known as the “you’re history” grip for the renowned mount position. The most effective techniques for breaking out of this damaging grip and using submissions are shown by Comprido and Jacare.

Attacks from behind in Vol. 6. An attack from behind is one of the most perilous circumstances a fighter may experience. Comprido and Jacare give examples of both how to strike from behind and how to defend against such an onslaught.

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