No-Gi Master Series BJJ DVD Set by Lucas Lepri
Disc 1: De la Riva Guard, Reverse De La Riva Guard, and Half Guard.
- Underhook De La Riva To X-Guard Sweep
- De La Riva Guard Side Roll Sweep
- De La Riva Guard Side Roll Sweep To Berimbolo
- De La Riva Guard Pass to North South Choke
- De La Riva Guard Side Smash Pass
- Reverse De La Riva Guard Tomoe Nage Sweep
- Reverse De La Riva Guard To Z-Guard Sweep From Failed Tomoe Nage Sweep Attempt
- Reverse De La Riva Guard Backwards Step Sweep
- Reverse De La Riva Guard Pass To North South Choke
- Reverse De La Riva / Invert Guard Pass
- Half Guard Pass
- Half Guard Pass To Back Control
- Half Guard Pass To Brabo Choke
Disc 2: Butterfly Guard, Back Control, and Side Control.
- Butterfly Guard To The Back
- Butterfly Guard To X-Guard Sweep
- Butterfly Guard To X-Guard Sweep #2
- Butterfly Guard To X-Guard Sweep #3
- Attacking The Turtle To The Mata Leon
- Attacking The Turtle To The Arm Triangle
- Back Escape Counter
- Seatbelt Control To Arm Triangle
- Back Control Triple Attack
- Side Control - Near Side Brabo
- Side Control - Monoplata
- Side Control - Mounted Triangle
- Side Control - Mounted Guillotine
- Side Control - Double Step Over Kimura
The Baratoplata BJJ 2 DVD Set by Rafael Freitas
Rafeal Freitas is the roosterweight Gracie Barra competitor known for his energetic style in both jiu-jitsu and MMA. The baratoplata is Rafael's unique submission which is highly effective however relatively unknown amongst practitioners of BJJ & MMA.
In this 2 DVD set, Rafael will break down - in full detail - how to set up and finish this painful submission from standing and from the ground.
Chapter listing:
Chapter listing:
BOTTOM GAME
1- Pulling to the guard2- From Closed guard 1
3- From Closed Guard 2
4- From Butterfly guard
5- From Spider Guard 1
6- From Spider Guard 2
7- From Triangle Defense 1
8 - From Triangle Defense 2
9 - From Arm Bar Defense
10 - From Omo Plata
11 - From Double Under Hook Pass
TOP GAME
1- From Full Mount2- High Mount
3- From S Mount
4- From Technical Mount
5- From Arm Bar Defense
6- Kimura from North South
7- Kimura from Side Control (Might change the name of this one)
8- From Side Control 1
9- From Side Control 2
10- From Knee on Belly
11- From Reverse Knee on Belly
12 - From Passing Straight to Mount
13 - From Turtle Position
14 - Flying Baratoplata
COUNTERING THE DEFENSE
1- Both knees on the ground
2- Step the right leg
3- Step the left leg
4- Stand Up
5- Hold his hands together
6- Forward roll
7 - Keeping head low
2- Step the right leg
3- Step the left leg
4- Stand Up
5- Hold his hands together
6- Forward roll
7 - Keeping head low
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Chapters:
1: Intro/Guard break
2: Elevated bread cutter choke
3: Elevated choke to guard pass
4: Modified bread cutter choke
5: Knee on belly armbar
6: Double under guard break
7: Turtle flip
8: Orlando clock choke
9: Spider guard pass
10: Q&A session
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Defensor Method Of Filipino and Indonesian Martial Arts
Maha Guro Nate Defensor has been teaching the "Defensor Method" of Filipino-Indonesian Martial Arts since the 1980s in the Chicagoland area and is a member of the Katipunan Group of various Filipino/Indonesian Martial Arts Practitioners in the Midwest/East Coast. The Defensor Method is a combination of Inayan System, Pekiti-Tirsia, Inosanto Blend, Tobosa/Villabrille System, Pusaka Dwipantara Silat, Jalur Putih Pencak Silat, Doce Pares Eskrima, Derobio, Balintawak, Ilongo Style, Muay-Thai, & Kuntao.
For more information visit http://www.defensormethod.com/
$15 per class
Chicagoland Locations:
Contact & Phone for Chicagoland Classes:
Nate Defensor - 847.239.3990
Jason Brigham - 630-488-2834
Sidney Stein - 312.296.1051
Banio Carpenter - 773-234-66143
Chris Dino - 773.780.7887
Elgin, Illinois Classes:
Contact & Phone:
D. Ruiz Mobile (Instructor) - 847.873.7907
Elmhurst, Illinois Private Lessons:
Contact & Phone:
Bob Lorenz - 630.253.4410
Skokie, Illinois Private Lessons:
Sidney Stein - 312.296.1051
Wisconsin Location:
Contact:
Shawn McCarthy
Arizona Location:
Steve Fristoe - 520-465-4766
(Contact for Private Lessons in Defensor Method)
Highly Qualified to teach DM
For more information visit http://www.defensormethod.com/
$15 per class
Chicagoland Locations:
Contact & Phone for Chicagoland Classes:
Nate Defensor - 847.239.3990
Jason Brigham - 630-488-2834
Sidney Stein - 312.296.1051
Banio Carpenter - 773-234-66143
Chris Dino - 773.780.7887
Elgin, Illinois Classes:
Contact & Phone:
D. Ruiz Mobile (Instructor) - 847.873.7907
Elmhurst, Illinois Private Lessons:
Contact & Phone:
Bob Lorenz - 630.253.4410
Skokie, Illinois Private Lessons:
Sidney Stein - 312.296.1051
Wisconsin Location:
Contact:
Shawn McCarthy
Arizona Location:
Steve Fristoe - 520-465-4766
(Contact for Private Lessons in Defensor Method)
Highly Qualified to teach DM
Magda Institute Combat Arts Academy
UIC Student Recreation Facility
First floor Multi-Activity Court (MAC) - The room with the heavy bag*
737 S Halsted St
(between Harrison St & Polk St)
Chicago, IL 60607
www.magdainstitute.com
Saturdays from 11:00am to 12:20pm (Beginning Phase 1)
Saturday from 12:30pm to 1:30pm (Mixed Level)
Cost per class:
UIC gym entrance fee - $10 (includes access to weight room, rock wall, pool, track, sauna, hot tub, basketball court, Ping-Pong tables, showers, lockers, etc.) ALL NON STUDENTS and NON MEMBERS pay entrance fee.
Non-UIC student or non-member - $15
UIC student or gym member - $15
If you bring a referral, your class is half off for the first 3 times the referral comes with you (referral pays full price).
The Combative Arts Academy program:
A synthesis of the JUN FAN MARTIAL ARTS and the FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS (KALI –ESCRIMA - ARNIS) forms the nucleus of the curriculum taught at the COMBATIVE ARTS ACADEMY. The training methods and techniques from other martial arts are also incorporated and utilized in the training process at the COMBATIVE ARTS ACADEMY (e.g., PENCAK SILAT, SAVATE, BERSILAT, MUAY THAI).
THE JUN FAN MARTIAL ARTS
The JUN FAN MARTIAL ARTS is a compilation of training methods, attitude, philosophies, combat techniques and concepts conceived, researched and compiled by the late BRUCE LEE (LEE JUN FAN) in 1967. It was from this that JEET KUNE DO eventually evolved. The base of BRUCE LEE’S JUN FAN METHOD was the Chinese Gung Fu system of Wing Chun which was developed by a female nun about 400 years ago and is considered to be one of the most sophisticated fighting methods to originate in China. LEE researched and incorporated kicking methods from northern and southern Gung Fu systems, French Savate and Thai Boxing. He incorporated his hand methods from Wing Chun, Western Boxing, various Gung Fu systems and Western Fencing. Grappling, locking and throwing are also integral parts of the JUN FAN METHOD. The JUN FAN METHOD is considered to be the explosive precursor to a JKD understanding; or, in other words, the first step towards totality.
THE FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS
The art of the Philippines is as diverse as the islands themselves, encompassing over 7,000 of them within the archipelago with over 87 major languages spoken. The names vary widely (KALI – ESCRIMA- ARNIS – SILAT – KUNTAO – ESTOQUE – KALIRADMAN – PAGKALIKALI). As a general term, we use “KALI” representing the ancient art existing before the arrival of the Chinese in the T’ang Dynasty in the 9th century. The art was outlaw in the 16th century by the King of Spain out of fear that the art would be used against the Spanish regime occupying the Philippines at that time. Its efficiency in combat cost Magellan his life. Encompassing an entire spectrum of weaponry and also featuring sophisticated empty hands concepts; this highly efficient, deadly and combat-proven art enabled the southern Philippines to remain unconquered for nearly 400 years. Unlike most martial art systems, both weaponry and empty hands are taught together; the principles being common to both and interchangeable. Regardless of whether armed or unarmed, the student learns to relate to any situation using the same concepts of body angling, positioning, zoning, and flowing with the opponent. Depending upon speed, footwork and skill rather than brute strength, this fluid, practical method of self-defense is one of the most comprehensive martial arts systems known.
MUAY THAI
Called the science of the eight limbs (hands, elbows, feet, knees), Muay Thai is considered to be one of the most devastating martial arts in the world today. Muay Thai was originally practiced as part of a military training program.
INDONESIAN AND MALAYSIAN SILAT
Known as PENCAK SILAT in Indonesia and BERSILAT in Malaysia, the difference between these two arts is subtle. There are over 250 styles commonly practiced in and throughout Indonesia and Malaysia. Both arts involve various complex and intricate empty hand and foot maneuvers, clever and unique multiple joint locking, sweeping and throwing manipulations. These arts form an important portion of the intermediate and advanced levels taught at the COMBATIVE ARTS ACADEMY.
First floor Multi-Activity Court (MAC) - The room with the heavy bag*
737 S Halsted St
(between Harrison St & Polk St)
Chicago, IL 60607
www.magdainstitute.com
Saturdays from 11:00am to 12:20pm (Beginning Phase 1)
Saturday from 12:30pm to 1:30pm (Mixed Level)
Cost per class:
UIC gym entrance fee - $10 (includes access to weight room, rock wall, pool, track, sauna, hot tub, basketball court, Ping-Pong tables, showers, lockers, etc.) ALL NON STUDENTS and NON MEMBERS pay entrance fee.
Non-UIC student or non-member - $15
UIC student or gym member - $15
If you bring a referral, your class is half off for the first 3 times the referral comes with you (referral pays full price).
The Combative Arts Academy program:
A synthesis of the JUN FAN MARTIAL ARTS and the FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS (KALI –ESCRIMA - ARNIS) forms the nucleus of the curriculum taught at the COMBATIVE ARTS ACADEMY. The training methods and techniques from other martial arts are also incorporated and utilized in the training process at the COMBATIVE ARTS ACADEMY (e.g., PENCAK SILAT, SAVATE, BERSILAT, MUAY THAI).
THE JUN FAN MARTIAL ARTS
The JUN FAN MARTIAL ARTS is a compilation of training methods, attitude, philosophies, combat techniques and concepts conceived, researched and compiled by the late BRUCE LEE (LEE JUN FAN) in 1967. It was from this that JEET KUNE DO eventually evolved. The base of BRUCE LEE’S JUN FAN METHOD was the Chinese Gung Fu system of Wing Chun which was developed by a female nun about 400 years ago and is considered to be one of the most sophisticated fighting methods to originate in China. LEE researched and incorporated kicking methods from northern and southern Gung Fu systems, French Savate and Thai Boxing. He incorporated his hand methods from Wing Chun, Western Boxing, various Gung Fu systems and Western Fencing. Grappling, locking and throwing are also integral parts of the JUN FAN METHOD. The JUN FAN METHOD is considered to be the explosive precursor to a JKD understanding; or, in other words, the first step towards totality.
THE FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS
The art of the Philippines is as diverse as the islands themselves, encompassing over 7,000 of them within the archipelago with over 87 major languages spoken. The names vary widely (KALI – ESCRIMA- ARNIS – SILAT – KUNTAO – ESTOQUE – KALIRADMAN – PAGKALIKALI). As a general term, we use “KALI” representing the ancient art existing before the arrival of the Chinese in the T’ang Dynasty in the 9th century. The art was outlaw in the 16th century by the King of Spain out of fear that the art would be used against the Spanish regime occupying the Philippines at that time. Its efficiency in combat cost Magellan his life. Encompassing an entire spectrum of weaponry and also featuring sophisticated empty hands concepts; this highly efficient, deadly and combat-proven art enabled the southern Philippines to remain unconquered for nearly 400 years. Unlike most martial art systems, both weaponry and empty hands are taught together; the principles being common to both and interchangeable. Regardless of whether armed or unarmed, the student learns to relate to any situation using the same concepts of body angling, positioning, zoning, and flowing with the opponent. Depending upon speed, footwork and skill rather than brute strength, this fluid, practical method of self-defense is one of the most comprehensive martial arts systems known.
MUAY THAI
Called the science of the eight limbs (hands, elbows, feet, knees), Muay Thai is considered to be one of the most devastating martial arts in the world today. Muay Thai was originally practiced as part of a military training program.
INDONESIAN AND MALAYSIAN SILAT
Known as PENCAK SILAT in Indonesia and BERSILAT in Malaysia, the difference between these two arts is subtle. There are over 250 styles commonly practiced in and throughout Indonesia and Malaysia. Both arts involve various complex and intricate empty hand and foot maneuvers, clever and unique multiple joint locking, sweeping and throwing manipulations. These arts form an important portion of the intermediate and advanced levels taught at the COMBATIVE ARTS ACADEMY.
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