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BJJ (2) Media Tracker US ACADEMY OF MARTIAL ARTS, INC BJJ PROGRAM OUTLINE (2) Class # Attend. Verification Techniques Class # Attend. Verification Techniques Guard Control B Back Mount Submission B B41 B62 Pass Prevention Double Threat Guard Pass A Back Mount Submission Counter A B42 B63 Knee Split Pass Early Escape Guard Pass B Back Mount Submission Counter B B43 B64 Standing Pass Frame Escape Mod. 8 Mod. Guard Submission Counter A Leg Lock Straight Footlock A B44 B65 Triangle Choke Open Guard Setup Guard Submission Counter B Leg Lock Straight Footlock B B45 B66 Straight Armlock Primary Counter Guard Submission Counter C 12 Mod. 11 Mod. Leg Lock Toe Hold A B46 B67 Kimura Standard Toe Hold Guard Submission A Leg Lock Toe Hold B B47 B68 Wrist Control Sequence Primary Counter Guard Submission B Leg Lock Knee Lock A B48 B69 Triple Threat Reverse Drop Guard Sweep A Leg Lock Knee Lock B B49 B70 Scissor Sweep Primary Counter Mod. 9 Mod. Guard Sweep B 13 Mod. Leg Lock Heel Hook A B50 B71 Cross Sweep Standard Heel Hook Sport Guard A Leg Lock Heel Hook B B51 B72 Butterfly Guard Primary Counter Sport Guard B Standing Front Attack Defense A B52 B73 Spider Guard Sucker Punch Defense ReflexClasses Development Half Guard Bottom Strategy A Standing Front Attack Defense B B53 B74 Guard Recover Standing Headlock Half Guard Bottom Strategy B 14 Mod. Standing Rear Attack Defense A B54 B75 Take the back Rear Choke - Standard Half Guard Bottom Strategy C Standing Rear Attack Defense B B55 B76 Elevator Sweep Rear Choke - Pullback Mod. 10 Mod. Half Top Strategy A Sport Techniques A B56 B77 Tripod Pass (Mount) Ezekiel, Arm lock, Arm lock Def. Counters, Escapes Half Top Strategy B Sport Techniques B B57 B78 Sitting Pass Behind Back, Under Leg, Butterfly weave Pass, Pass Recovers 1, 2 Half Top Strategy C Sport Techniques C B58 B79 Three Quarter Guard Pass 15 Mod. KG Head & Arm choke, arm & shoulder lock, Esc, roll over & leg triangle Back Mount Control A Sport Techniques D B59 B80 Crossover Control De La Riva 1, 2, 3, Heel Hook, Pass De La Riva Back Mount Control B Sport Techniques E B60 B81 Mod. 11 Mod. Triple Threat Hip Bump Sweep, Omoplata, Guillotine Choke Guard Back Mount Submission A B61 Choke Sequence.
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