In Mastering the Rubber Guard, Eddie Bravo, the only American to submit a member of the legendary Gracie family in jiu-jitsu competition, reveals the techniques and strategy of the Rubber Guard, a revolutionary system of grappling designed specifically for the street and mixed martial arts competition. Through descriptive narrative and nearly a thousand color photographs, Bravo teaches dozens of unique moves and submissions. Radha Bawari Serial Cast. Widely regarded as not only the most offensive, but also the most defensive, guard game in existence, the Rubber Guard will change the way you view and play jiu-jitsu. Great for those looking for more jiu-jitsu moves, but can't necesarily find a good gym/instructor to practice with.

Another awesome link sent to me: 'Mastering The Twister' by Eddie Bravo- the follow up to 'Mastering the Rubber Guard.' Download 'Mastering The Twister' Here: If you wish to buy an actual copy of it if you like it (I know that I. Mastering the Twister has 75 ratings and 6 reviews. Steve said: Bottom line - Mastering the Twister by Eddie Bravo is in the top 3 of my favorite bjj boo. Free PDF Download Books by Eddie Bravo. Download EBOOK Mastering the Twister: Jiu-Jitsu for Mixed Martial Arts Competition PDF for free. 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu. Apr 15, 2008 Eddie shows the twister roll set up and spinal lock finish.

Good color photos on high-quality pages take you through the moves step by step (and most from different angles as well) to give you a complete idea of the moves, with simple, easy to follow instructions to walk you through the process. The only thing that is a little out there is (as most people who have reviewed this book will say and agree with me on) is the introduction.

Project Management Demystified Ebook Reader here. It is Great for those looking for more jiu-jitsu moves, but can't necesarily find a good gym/instructor to practice with. Good color photos on high-quality pages take you through the moves step by step (and most from different angles as well) to give you a complete idea of the moves, with simple, easy to follow instructions to walk you through the process. The only thing that is a little out there is (as most people who have reviewed this book will say and agree with me on) is the introduction.

It is filled with how the author basically lived a 'hollow, empty existence,' with no real joy or emotion in his life. That is, until he was introduced to pot, and how now that he smokes weed, that his whole world has changed, he's a better person, his jiu-jitsu game is much better and blah blah blah. Slightly interesting, but unnecessary in a book like this. A good book nevertheless, and I am anticipating the arrival of its sequel. It's no secret that I'm a total mark for Victory Belt's body of work. Co-authors Erich Krauss and Glen Cordoza have also done books with Fedor Emelianenko, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, Randy Couture, B.J. Penn, Karo Parisyan, Marcelo Garcia and Anderson Silva and I've enjoyed them all.