I was thrilled to meet up with multiple time BJJ world champion Fabio Gurgel and get him on my show for you.
We talked about everything from his experiences in old school Vale Tudo matches in Brazil to the details of running Alliance and creating a team of world champion BJJ killers.
Also front and center was the debate between traditional vs modern jiu-jitsu, why the level of BJJ right now is the highest it’s ever been, how stalling in matches was worse in the old days, what all world champions have in common, making a living off of jiu-jitsu, and much more.
I think you’ll love it!
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FABIO GURGEL’S PRESSURE PASSING INSTRUCTIONAL WITH STEPHAN KESTING
Did you know that the instructional I did with Fabio Gurgel on passing the guard is one of my bestselling instructionals?
It’s 4 detailed volumes on smashing and passing guard players, including those flexible players using modern guards.
It’s called Pressure Guard Passing and you can find out more about it by clicking here.
This will bump your guard passing game up a full belt level almost overnight!
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