“How to use the building blocks of Jiu-Jitsu to build an advanced game…”

Advanced BJJ Fundamentals is an instructional from the Nonstop Jiu-Jitsu series with Brandon Mullins.

You can check out (and preview) every volume in this series on the FREE Grapplearts BJJ Master App for your Apple or Android phone.

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Jiu-jitsu has thousands of different techniques.  This is one of the beautiful things about the art, but on the other hand it can also make it seem totally overwhelming. How on earth can you master so many different moves, especially if your training time is limited?

But it turns out that there is a secret solution…

You see, if you break down Jiu-jitsu into its fundamental components, then you really just see a few fundamental movements being used again and again.  These movements are the building blocks that underly all of jiu-jitsu, and most ‘new’ techniques are really just putting these relatively basic building blocks together in a new way.

Even the craziest, most advanced techniques are built from certain fundamental movements that you probably already know.

It’s not a question of re-inventing your jiu-jitsu again and again for each new move you learn – instead it’s all about being able to hone in on the underlying movement patterns.

The ‘Advanced BJJ Fundamentals’ instructional on Apple and Android devices breaks this all down for you so that your game will instantly improve with this information.

In this app instructional world BJJ champion Brandon ‘Wolverine’ Mullins Brandon breaks these movements down for you (including how you can drill them on your own) and then shows you how those very same movements can be used again and again in ever-more advanced applications.

This material will build a super-strong foundation for the next ten years of your jiu-jitsu training.

Plus you’ll learn some really cool techniques that I guarantee you haven’t seen before too.

 

ABOUT BRANDON AND STEPHAN

Brandon Mullins is a BJJ black belt based out of Houston Texas. A very active competitor, Brandon has tested himself in well over 200 competition matches at BJJ, no-gi submission grappling, and Judo tournaments.

He has compiled a phenomenal record, both with and without the gi: he’s won gold medals at the Black Belt division at the No-Gi World Championships… And at the European Championships… And multiple gold medals in the Advanced division at Grappler’s Quest… And medals at the Mundials, the Pan-Ams, the US Open, and the Gracie World’s.

Brandon is a small guy: he competes at 118 lbs.  In an average BJJ class there are usually women and children bigger than he is.  In order to be successful despite the size disadvantage he has had to become a very technical grappler, evaluating every position, paring away all wasted movements and never relying on brute strength. His disadvantage is our gain, because surviving on the mats as a smaller grappler has made him a superb (and very popular) teacher of the art of BJJ.

Stephan Kesting is a BJJ black belt, and a Combat Submission Wrestling instructor. He has been training in the striking, grappling, and weapons-oriented martial arts for over 30 years.

A master teacher, Stephan has helped thousands of grapplers improve their skills through his crystal-clear instructional apps, DVDs, online videos and articles at his flagship website Grapplearts.com.

FEATURES

• There’s a TON of material here: a total of 2 hours and 4 minutes completely filler-free instruction

• The focus of this entire app is to give you and teach you how to use the building blocks of jiu-jitsu in such a way that it becomes easy to learn and start using new techniques

• All the footage has been professionally filmed and edited for maximum ease of learning

• The app includes complete menus for easy navigation

• The app allows downloads to your phone or tablet so that an internet connection is NOT required to view the videos

• The same app plays on both your phone and your tablet, so you don’t need to buy different versions for each type of device

PREVIEWS

We don’t want you to buy something sight unseen.  So here are a selection of previews, each technique building on the fundamental movements that are taught in the Advanced BJJ Fundamentals…

Preview 1: A High Percentage Triangle Choke from Half Guard

In this clip Brandon teaches his signature triangle choke attack from the half guard position.  Note how he teaches this technique as a series of shrimping and bridging movements, which are fundamental BJJ building blocks used in almost every single submission, guard sweep and escape technique.

Preview 2: How to Use Technique, Not Strength, to Prevent the Guard Pass

The core movement in this guard pass prevention technique is the sideways roll.  It may look fancy, but in Advanced BJJ Fundamentals Brandon breaks this movement down and shows you almost anybody can learn to do this smoothly and safely.

Preview 3: Rolling Judo Entry for the Bow and Arrow Choke

The bow and arrow choke is one of the highest percentage finishes in BJJ competition.  In this clip you’re not only going to learn how to do this choke, but also a really cool entry that Brandon has used many times in competition (check out the tournament footage at the end of the clip).

Preview 4: Escaping the Turtle and Getting Back to Guard

Being in turtle is usually better than being pinned, but it still sucks.  Your opponent can rest all his weight on you and attack you with chokes, joint locks and turnovers.  Here’s how to use a variation of the technical standup fundamental motion to escape the turtle and get safely back to your guard.

Content

There’s a total 2 hours and 4 minutes of instruction in ‘Advanced BJJ Fundamentals’, so you’ll be getting a lot of value from this instructional!  Here’s exactly what you’ll be learning:

• Technique 1a, Technical Standup // Full Version, Solo
• Technique 1b, Technical Standup // Three-Quarter Version, Solo
• Technique 1c, Technical Standup // Half Version, Solo
• Technique 1d, Technical Standup // Reverse Version, Solo
• Technique 2, Technical Standup // Sweep Recovery
• Technique 3, Technical Standup // Tripod Sweep Finish
• Technique 4, Technical Standup // Basing from Half Guard
• Technique 5, Technical Standup // de la Riva Standup Sweep
• Technique 6, Technical Standup // Standup Sweep Defense
• Technique 7, Technical Standup // X Guard Sweep Finish
• Technique 8, Technical Standup // Turtle Guard Recovery
• Technique 9, Technical Standup // Turtle Guard Sitout
• Technique 10a, Butt Double Leg // Standard Version, Solo
• Technique 10b, Butt Double Leg // Variation, Solo
• Technique 11, Butt Double Leg // Inside Double Ankle Sweep
• Technique 12, Butt Double Leg // Direct Attack
• Technique 13, Butt Double Leg // Single Leg Takedown
• Technique 14, Butt Double Leg // Double Shin Sweep
• Technique 15, Butt Double Leg // Spider Guard Sweep
• Technique 16a, Rolling // Forward Roll, Solo
• Technique 16b, Rolling // Backwards Roll, Solo
• Technique 16c, Rolling // Sideways Roll, Solo
• Technique 17, Rolling // Sweep Safety Defense
• Technique 18, Rolling // Stack Pass Safety Defense
• Technique 19, Rolling // Turtle Guard Recovery
• Technique 20, Rolling // Omoplata vs Single Leg
• Technique 21, Rolling // Star Sweep
• Technique 22, Rolling // Hook Crush Defense
• Technique 23, Rolling // Judo Choke
• Technique 24, Rolling // Shaolin Classic Sweep
• Technique 25, Rolling // ‘The Ride’ Omoplata
• Technique 26a, Shrimping and Bridging // Bridging Side to Side, Solo
• Technique 26b, Shrimping and Bridging // Shrimping, Solo
• Technique 26c, Shrimping and Bridging // Bridge to Shrimp, Solo
• Technique 27, Shrimping and Bridging // Half Guard to Full Guard Recovery
• Technique 28, Shrimping and Bridging // Bridging Mount Escape
• Technique 29, Shrimping and Bridging // Kuzure Kesa Gatame Guard Recovery
• Technique 30, Shrimping and Bridging // Spider Guard Movement
• Technique 31, Shrimping and Bridging // Hip Hug Half Guard Recovery
• Technique 32, Shrimping and Bridging // Knee in Hip Triangle Choke

How to Get ‘Advanced BJJ Fundamentals’ On Your Phone

I’ve worked with my programmer to make it as easy as possible to get these submission, sweeping and escape techniques onto your phone.  This way you’ll always have your jiu-jitsu instruction close at hand and ready to access!

All the techniques in ‘Advanced BJJ Fundamentals’ are in the Grapplearts BJJ Master App.

That Grapplearts BJJ Master App is FREE to download for your Apple and/or Android phone (and comes with more than 457 minutes of free black belt video instruction right out of the box).

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