Royler Gracie – BJJ Submission Grappling Techniques book

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BJJ Submission Grappling Techniques By Royler Gracie

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: Submission Grappling Techniques The 145-pound
Royler Gracie has won three consecutive ADCC titles and four world
titles, along with victories in Pride, Vale Tudo, 21st Century Warriors,
and many more. Here, he spills his secrets for the first time, showing
102 positions designed specifically for the slippery, fast-paced,
unpredictable world of no-Gi grappling.

It offers Roylers tips on successful combination moves, garnered from
his more than 300 professional fights, as well as advice on training
routines, mental stamina, and avoiding injuries.

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