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Discover one of The Most Aggressive and Effective Passing Systems in The Game with Alliance Veteran Competitor Thomas Lisboa
PART 1
INTRO CONCEPTS OF WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION CONCEPTS TO ENGAGE INTO FOLDER PASS FOLDER PASS CONNECTIONS CONCEPTS OF PASSING & STABILIZING PART 2
SWITCHING HOOKS TRAPPING BOTTOM LEG MOUNTING WITH KNEE INSIDE PASSING STRAIGHT TO MOUNT AVOIDING HALF GUARD HEAD CONTROL BACK TAKE PART 3
INTRO TECHNIQUES FOLDER PASS AGAINST FLEXIBLE GUARD PLAYERS FOLDER PASS AGAINST DE LA RIVA GUARD FOLDER PASS AGAINST REVERSE DE LA RIVA FOLDER PASS AGAINST KNEE SHIELD FOLDER PASS TO CRUCIFIX LEG WEAVE PASS TO FOLDER PASS LEG WEAVE PASS TO FOLDER PASS AGAINST TURTLE PART 4
FOLDER PASS AGAINST CROSSED - FEET HALF GUARD FOLDER PASS AGAINST BUTTERFLY GUARD FOLDER PASS AGAINST DOUBLE UNDER HOOK FOLDER PASS AGAINST BUTTERFLY CLASSIC SWEEP FOLDER PASS VARIATION AGAINST BUTTERFLY CLASSIC SWEEP FOLDER PASS AGAINST BUTTERFLY OVER-HOOK SWEEP WARM-UP DRILLS IDEAS CONCLUSION
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- Fabio Gurgel Black Belt and multiple-time IBJJF Gold Medalist Thomas Lisboa reveals his entire folding pass system to help you dismantle, deconstruct, and pass the best guards on the mat with tricks, tips, and details, you won't find anywhere else
- Shut down a variety of bottom games with an entire series dedicated to the intricacies of high-level passing featuring one of Alliance’s most decorated competitors
- Learn to pass multiple guard configurations with the folder pass, as Lisboa reveals high percentage guard passing secrets that will land you in perfect position to attack
- Use Lisboa’s concepts on weight distribution, connection, and stabilization to optimize your guard passing abilities
- Utilize the folder pass to smash your way through the half guard, De La Riva guard, butterfly guard, the knee shield, and more, with technique proven effective at the highest levels of competition
- Master Lisboa’s favorite passing drills to create crucial muscle memory that will help you move without hesitation and pass successfully with greater frequency