Yogaforbjj 30 Dirty Volume 2 – Miha’s Revenge

Yogaforbjj 30 Dirty Volume 2 – Miha’s Revenge

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Salepage: Yogaforbjj 30 Dirty Volume 2 – Miha’s Revenge

For 30Dirty Volume 1 Sebastian dragged Miha out of bed at 5am after a week of hard training and showed the 30 most brutal techniques ever recorded over a few hours.

Now the time for revenge has finally come as Miha has a similarly extensive brutal technique repertoire. This is also the debut of no-gi to the Yoga for BJJ instructional library. Miha got some of his biggest wins on the sub only stage, so you can expects heel hooks, footlocks and kneebars to make an appearance.

We don’t hide the fact that the 30Dirty is not the most serious of instructionals, but we do effectively use these techniques in our daily and competition lives. Miha has 2 victories at Polaris, 6 medals at the Nogi Europeans, multiple double gold wins in the IBJJF and an amateur MMA score of 12-1 to his name. We fully expect you to able to integrate at least a few of these into your BJJ game, thus making it 30dirtier.

List of techniques:

Punchsoto gari
Policaman wristlock
Double underhook domination
Straight armlock of doom
Footlock touch of death
Heel hook fatality
Kani bisami
Rolling loop choke
Heel hook super trap
Americana from bottom side
Shin on IT-band passing
Reverse omoplata
Flying armbar
Front Naked Choke
Lapel Trap
Nogi Baseball

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