Początki BJJ/Korzystanie z Siły
- Thread starter patryk1993#
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Ilcu
Oplot Challenge Heavyweight
A wsparłbyś lokalną społeczność bjj w wolnej chwili?
Roshi
Roshi
Post in thread 'Master Roshi's Dojo' https://cohones.mmarocks.pl/threads/master-roshis-dojo.77112/post-3604711
Kar0l
Bellator Featherweight
Tak, prosiłem cię o te z GSP
Homepage
The UFC Legend Georges St-Pierre's Academy, offering you a chance to master the space inside the cage, develop a wide range of attacks, and overhaul your MMA arsenal with world-class strategies that took down the best of MMA
mmaacademy.gspofficial.com
Roshi
Roshi
Która konkretnie?Tak, prosiłem cię o te z GSP
Homepage
The UFC Legend Georges St-Pierre's Academy, offering you a chance to master the space inside the cage, develop a wide range of attacks, and overhaul your MMA arsenal with world-class strategies that took down the best of MMA
Kar0l
Bellator Featherweight
Najlepiej wszystkie, ale ciekaw byłem czy w ogóle coś w necie lata? Póki co sam, nic nie znalazłem
Roshi
Roshi
Code:
Mastering Takedowns: All Tricks & Techniques for Unstoppable Takedowns by Georges St. Pierre
Mixed Martial Arts Fundamentals By Georges St-Pierre
Unpredictable Stand-Up Attacks: High-Level Setups & Execution for Devastating Punches, Kicks by Georges St-Pierre
Kar0l
Bellator Featherweight
Chyba nie ma tego w necie niestety
Drzewo
UFC Heavyweight
"BJJ is simple, there are only 4 steps...
1. Ground -> Take the fight to the ground: the closer they get to the ground, the less they can employ dynamic explosive force.
2. Legs -> Get past the opponent's dangerous legs.
3. Positions -> Work your way through a hierarchy of positions or pins: Scored on potential to strike your opponent on the ground, higher score is inherently more stable.
4. Submissions -> Go for the kill.
Exception: When the system has failed, leg locks is an exception."
John Danaher
1. Ground -> Take the fight to the ground: the closer they get to the ground, the less they can employ dynamic explosive force.
2. Legs -> Get past the opponent's dangerous legs.
3. Positions -> Work your way through a hierarchy of positions or pins: Scored on potential to strike your opponent on the ground, higher score is inherently more stable.
4. Submissions -> Go for the kill.
Exception: When the system has failed, leg locks is an exception."
John Danaher