Xande Ribeiro teaches a way to counter the berimbolo sweep with the gangster crossface. Check out http://bjjlibrary.com for daily lessons from Xande and Saulo Ribeiro.
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Paulo e João Miyao receberam a faixa-preta esta semana e esperam vencer muitos campeonatos nesta nova etapa.

“Brothers Miyao and the black belt: “We hope to have the same success we had in the other”
Paulo and João Miyao received the black belt this week and expect to win many championships in this new stage.

Gui Mendes teaching the Art of Jiu Jitsu students the berimbolo attack when your opponent is attacking the XGuard. 411 East 17th Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 – (949) 645-1679

One of Rafael Mendes’ few losses against Conbrinha

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Ryan Hall shows the Rolling Back Attack

The Quarter Mount to the Back – Derivative of Berimbolo