Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: + 50 Counter Attacks - Udemy

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is so popular nowadays, and everyone tries to learn new locks. But escaping the lock turns out to be the critical point in order to be the better grappler.

Do you want to improve your jiu-jitsu skills and become a better grappler?

Good grapplers are the ones that do NOT TAP OUT! And if you learn how to avoid being locked, there is nothing to stop you win.

This is why, in this course, I have put together different escapes from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu that will improve your grappling.

For each common attack, you will see five different escapes, try them out, and see which ones work best for you.

We have focused on the most effective escapes for each of the most popular positions and locks.

This is what makes this course different.

As a black belt martial artist, I need to teach my students tricks and techniques and tricks that apply to actual grappling. There is no need for fancy techniques that you can not apply. It is a waste of time.

What will you learn in this Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu online course?

• Get into a better position from full mount, side mount, and knee mount

• how to escape Americana, Armbar, Kimura, Kesa Gatame, etc.

• small details about each situation that are essential in grappling

• impress your teammates or even your coach with something they do not know

If you have experience in jiu-jitsu, that is great. But you would know that avoiding being locked depends on how experienced is your opponent and what stage the attack is at.

This is why you need to learn how to escape any attack at any moment. I will show you different situations for each attack and position, and you will no longer hesitate how to react during the fight.

Enroll today and improve your Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. There is nothing to lose.

Also, Udemy guarantees it with their no-risk 30-day money-back guarantee.

Thank you for signing up for this Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu course on Udemy, and I will see you in the first training.

I am also available for any questions for the escapes on the course discussion board.

Safe grappling!