US Olympic Cocahc Jimmy Pedro and 2x US Olympian Travis Stevens team up for this LIMITED EDITION Takedown Video Series!
 
Jimmy and Travis are so sure this Takedown Blueprint Video series will improve your game that they will give you this guarantee: If you don’t see immediate improvement in your standup game – not just in competition, but even in your next workout – they don’t want your money. They will give you a full refund.
 
Now you are probably wondering what a product as good as Takedown Blueprint will cost.
 
Realize there has never been a learning tool this good that teaches BJJ guys takedowns. If you were to hire either Jimmy or Travis for a private lesson it would cost several hundred dollar per hour – and that’s if you could even book it. A better question is how much would you pay to have absolute certainty (plus a 100% money back guarantee) that your game will improve?
 
 Why?
 
1. The 2 points for the takedown are huge when adding up a final score
2. Getting the takedown sets a tone and gives the thrower a key mental advantage over the guy getting thrown…
 
So what is in the Takedown Blueprint program Jimmy & Travis are offering?
 
It’s a 3 video set packed with nothing but useful information, no fluff here.
 
On the first two videos, Jimmy and Travis show their best takedowns to use in BJJ Matches – these will be safe throws and won’t expose you to back takes.
 
Osoto Gari – Outer Reaping Throw – A devastating throw to sue against an opponent leaning backwards
Knee Osoto Gari – A slick modification to throw opposite sided players with osoto
Drop Seoi Nage – An Explosive, yet surprisingly low risk takedown
Ippon Seoi Nage – An even safer way to land the one armed shoulder throw
Tomoe Nage – The tips Travis shows on this move will allow you to launch opponents as they think you are pulling guard: you have to see this move!
Tai Otoshi – An explosive body drop to use on an opponent pushing into you
One Handed Tai Otoshi – a very slick way to use the body drop that hardly any BJJ Player will see coming
Ouchi Gari – Inner reap – a very safe way to take your opponent down into their guard
Sumi Gaeshi – A very slick sacrifice throw where your back hits the mat first, yet you end up on top
Fireman’s Carry – An Explosive takedown that ends with the opponent on your shoulders: a great place to be and the set up is very cool
 
On the third part they will show you when to use these moves against 4 types of Jiu Jitsu/Judo players:
The Wrestler
The Strong WeightlifterThe Guy Who Bends At The Waist
The Guard Puller