Master the basics with Travis Stevens’ complete curriculum for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fundamentals

• Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt & Olympic judo medalist Travis Stevens teaches the critical knowledge you need to unlock your grappling potential
• Learn all of the basics to each position, from both offense and defense, and understand each position much better
• Travis Stevens is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt under John Danaher, a 2016 Olympic Judo Silver Medalist, and the coach of Fuji Gym
• Simplify and focus on what is important with these helpful tips on what matters most

Master The Basics With Travis Stevens’ Complete Curriculum For Jiu-Jitsu Fundamentals

BJJ Black Belt & Judo Olympic Medalist Travis Stevens Teaches The Critical Knowledge That You Need To Unlock Your Grappling Potential

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What Will You Learn?

Build a strong Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu base with these technical fundamentals from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and Judo Olympic medalist Travis Stevens, as he teaches a complete course in basic concepts for grappling success. On this 8-volume series, Travis shares the most important keys to success in all of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu’s most common positions, so that you can improve as fast as possible.

Go through Travis’s full curriculum of positions, including guard, side control, mount, back control, and more, each time learning what the top and bottom fighter should be focusing on. These step-by-step instructions will give you a path to victory using strong fundamentals from one of grappling’s most respected coaches, Travis Stevens.

Travis is an elite competitor and coach, with years of experience in teaching. Travis represented the USA in 2016 at the Olympic Games, taking home a silver medal and establishing himself as one of the best American judokas ever. His strong fundamental style brought him huge success, and now with years of coaching experience, he can help bring out the best in your game too.

By focusing on basics, Travis can help you build a base where you can confidently fight through any position with a much more complete style of technique. Study top and bottom position in guards like closed guard, butterfly, open guard, and more, and learn how to attack and defend from dominant pins like side control, mount, and back. This 8-volume series will let you unlock new levels of understanding around what matters most in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu; substance and fundamental technique.

So, What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1:

• Top Maintenance 
• Bottom Maintenance 
• Scissor Sweep 
• Flower Sweep 
• Hip Bump Sweep 
• Standing Guard Break 
• San Paulo Pass 
• Knee In Middle Opening 
• Basic Armlock 
• Basic Cross Choke 
• Basic Triangle 

Part 2:

• Top Maintenance 
• Bottom Maintenance 
• Knee Inside Recovery 
• Single-Leg Recovery 
• Marcelo Sit-Up Escape 
• Transition To Mount 
• Transition To Back
• Transition To North-South 
• Kimura/American Submission 
• Paper Cutter Submission 
• Step Over Armlock 

Part 3:

• Top Maintenance 
• Bottom Maintenance
• Bridge & Roll Escape 
• Shrimp Escape 
• Ankle Trap Escape 
• Transition To Knee On Belly 
• Transition To Back 
• Cross Choke Submission 
• Americana Submission
• Basic Armlock Submission 

Part 4:

• Back n Arm Over Escape
• Back To Floor Escape 
• Hook Removal Escape
• Back Maintenance 
• Back To Mount Transition
• Back To Back Recovery 
• Cross Choke Submission 
• Basic Armlock Submission 

Part 5:

• Open Guard n Top Maintenance 
• Bottom Maintenance 
• Tripod Sweep 
• Tomonage Sweep
• Collar Drag Sweep 
• Toreando Pass 
• Knee Cut Pass 
• X Pass 
• Triangle Submission 
• Basic Armlock Submission 

Part 6:

• Half Guard n Top Maintenance 
• Bottom Maintenance 
• Under Hook Sweep
• Uranage Sweep
• Sumi Sweep 
• Over Under Pass
• Double Under Pass 
• Knee Cut Pass 
• Kimura Submission 
• Cross Choke Submission 

Part 7:

• Top Maintenance 
• Bottom Maintenance 
• Hook Sweep
• Double Under Sweep 
• Arm Drag Sweep 
• Knee Push Pass 
• Weave Pass 
• Jump Over Pass 
• Loop Choke 
• Triangle Choke 

Part 8:

• Control 
• Guard Pull 
• Ankle Pick Takedown 
• Single Leg Takedown 
• Collar Drag Takedown

So, What Does It Cost?

$127