BJJ Black Belt Requirements 对比 Roy Harris Grip Fighting 的使用情况和统计数据

You don't have to be a black belt to know what it takes to get there. In his latest app, Roy Dean outlines his fundamental black belt requirement: the ability to teach. Guiding you through 9 lesson plans, Roy Dean showcase the "game" of jiu jitsu, not just the moves. Competition footage, rank demonstrations, and sparring analysis are also included. Designed for students of all levels, "Black Belt Requirements" is for everyone who dreams of becoming a black belt and sharing the art. Chapters include: Welcome Stand Up Tripod Sweep Collar Chokes Top Side Attacks The Backstep Straight Armlock The Americana Armdrag / 2 on 1 Triangle Choke Rolling Analysis Thompson Brown Gracie Worlds White to Black: Kimura Note: This app does NOT contain the "Judo Made Easy" seminar by David Camarillo (available only with the full DVD set).

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Roy Harris Grip Fighting

Belt Level: Mid-white to low-purple. Emphasis: Controlling an opponent using grips, as well as escaping from the grips your opponent applies to your gi. Being almost 100 minutes in length, this app teaches and demonstrates theory, several major grips, several major gi grip locations, several minor gi grips locations, a bunch of major no gi grips, some pincer and wrist hooking locations, how to break free from these grips, 80+ techniques, some sparring and a few handfuls of training methods. When all of this is put together, you can see how it was designed to take your gi and no gi training to the next level! Knowing how to GRIP FIGHT is fundamental to getting, and keeping, the edge! If you're ready to take your game to the next level, download this one-of-a-kind app today! Here is an overview of each chapter: Chapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 2 - Theory Chapter 3 - Gi Grips Chapter 4 - Major Gi Grip Locations Chapter 5 - Minor Gi Grip Locations Chapter 6 - Various No Gi Grabs Chapter 7 - Wrist Hooks Chapter 8 - Forearm Pincers Chapter 9 - No Gi Controls Chapter 10 - Grab, Hook, Pincer Locations Chapter 11 - Applying Presure Chapter 12 - Grip Combinations Chapter 13 - Grips In Motion Chapter 14 - No Gi Controls in Combination Chapter 15 - Breaking the Gi Grips Chapter 16 - Strengthening Your Grip Chapter 17 - Extras