Training for Competition: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Submission Grappling Book by David Meyer
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Product Description
Based on the knowledge of a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) world-championship medalist this comprehensive guide details the mental and physical rigors necessary to succeed in BJJ and grappling matches. Drawing on additional insights from famous grapplers around the world this reference outlines the rules regulations and protocols of competitive sparring and provides tips on avoiding fouls psyching out opponents and using specific muscle groups to maximize versatility on the mat. A history of the sport’s rules is also included featuring a breakdown of judges’ and referees’ signals. With training recommendations for diet physical conditioning game plans and day-of tactics this guide encourages both longtime defenders and new challengers to strive for success.
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