BJJ White to Blue Curriculum by Marcello Monteiro (On Demand)

The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu White to Blue Curriculum series has 4 levels with a total of 180 techniques.

The BJJ Curriculum was created to develop all aspects of the fight game to take each student to their highest possible level for each belt.

Marcello teaches the most important techniques, tricks and details that speed up the learning process and facilitates the performance of each movement.

You will learn effective positions, how to attack and defend, counters and re-counters, guard passes, and set-ups to use when fighting more advanced training partners.

The techniques in this section are:

1st version of the De La Riva hook sweep
2nd version of the De La Riva hook sweep
Advanced De La Riva hook control position
De La Riva hook to three feet sweep
De La Riva hook to three feet sweep variation 1
Scissor attack to butterfly sweep arriving in side control
Countering opponent’s back attack to butterfly guard
Half guard control from open guard control position
Basic half guard control to bushing the knee sweep
Half guard dive between opponent’s legs to attacking the back
Half guard dive between opponent’s legs to grabbing the back reversal
Half guard dive between the legs to basic takedown reversal
Countering the knee up applying the spider guard control
Basic spider guard sweep
Countering the knee up with one leg spider guard pushing the knee sweep
Turning on all fours to the outside
Breaking closed guard and controlling the opponent’s legs
Underhooking both legs passing guard on the bottom and countering open guard control
Pushing down one leg from standing position while underhooking the other to pass guard
Basic open guard standing up
Open guard to standing position landing on both feet simultaneously
Toreando guard pass from the standing position countering De La Riva hook
Armbar setup to attack the mount
Basic hugging the waist counter
Basic juca back attack
Armbar countering the Mal Sapao sapao
Armbar countering the neck crank
Basic armbar climbing the back and underhooking the leg
Breaking the grip attacking the armbar to omoplata
Half guard to triangle choke
Manivela armbar
Open guard control to basic pushing the knee sweep arriving in the triangle
Pulling guard to armbar on the ground
Sprawl with loop choke
Basic armbar going from side control to the north south
Basic armbar from side control
Choke attack from the knee on the stomach
Standing position to straight foot lock
Escape from the mount driving opponent forward
Escaping the attempted armbar by moving your shoulders
Triangle escape applying the Mal Sapao
Escape from the rear naked choke to half guard with underhook
Calf muscle sweep-takedown to armbar
Cinturada
Takedown pulling the collar to grab the ankle



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