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In Jiu-Jitsu Unleashed, world-renowned martial artist Eddie Bravo reveals the moves that he used to defeat legendary Brazilian fighter Royler Gracie and that have made him one of the most feared competitors in the martial arts. A complete system that includes original ground fighting and submission techniques that can quickly subdue even the most vicious opponents--both in the ring and on the street--Bravo's "no-gi" style represents an evolutionary leap forward in the ancient Japanese art of jiu-jitsu.

Whether you're a complete beginner looking for practical self-defense techniques or a competitive martial artist who wants to incorporate Bravo's killer techniques into your fighting strategy, Jiu-Jitsu Unleashed is for you. With the help of nearly 300 superb, step-by-step photographs, featuring "Fear Factor" host Joe Rogan,. complete content listing is as follows:

Introduction

My evolution
The proving ground
2003 Abu Dhabi qualifiers
2003 Abu Dhabi World Championships
The "gi vs. no-gi" controversy
10th Planet Jiu-jitsu

Half Guard

Intro to half guard
Half guard sweeps (7 sweeps)
X-guard (X-guard sweep & double X)
Submissions
Apollo
Kamikaze calf crank
Ken Shamrock toehold
Electric chair with sweep

Rubber Guard

Introduction to the full guard

Mission control

Over-hook triangle from mission control

Over-hook omo plata from mission control

The Duda

New York

Triangle from New York

New YorkTriangle from New York
Left arm bar from New York
Omoplata from New York
Omoplata to inverted arm bar
Omoplata to straight arm bar
Omoplata to triangle
The go-go plata
Invisible collar
Spider Web
Basic arm bar to spider web
Arm crush to arm bar
Triangle arm bar
The slide
X-break
Silverado

Twister Side Control

Intro to twister side control
Twister
Banana split
Crotch ripper
Calf crank
Kimura off twister side control
Near arm bar off side control

The Mount

Intro to the mount
Monkey mount
Slow triangle
Arm triangle
Inverted arm bar
Arm bar from the mount
Loco plata

The Back
Intro to the back
Basic rear naked choke
The 100 percent
Marcelo

Passing the Guard

Intro to passing the guard
Underpass
Staple gun
Tornado
Twister pass
No-hand pass

Transitions

Intro to transitions
Ninja: Twister side control to back control
Twister side control to back control option 2
Detour to back: Spider web to back control
Back to the twister
Swim move: Invisible collar to spider web
The creep: Back to spider web

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Format:	Softcover
Languages:	English
Length:	192 pages
Release date:	August 2005
List price:	$ 19.95 USD
Price:	$ 11.53 USD

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Author: John Valentine
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Man this dudes Jiu Jitsu is wild and very effective. He teaches you ways to bait your opponent and get them into the attack position before they can realize it's too late. All I can is that flexibility is key so becareful trying out his stuff.

Author: michael agee
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A good overview of the basis of Eddie's system. Not as well done as his Mastering the rubber guard book though. If you want more detail (and a better quality book), check that one out.

Author: Dietrich Mills
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Read this first if you are new to BJJ/Eddie Bravo's system. Start small then order the other titles too!

Author: Cesar Clavijo
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It's a good read, with good techniques, but be careful. I think that if you pay attention to his words, you'll notice a theme. I believe that theme is this: Bravo developed his game not because he wanted to be different, but to compensate for his lack of solid fundamentals. Eventually, he came to something that works well for him, and obviously, for others as well. Certainly, if it works, use it. But don't get caught in the same trap. Learn this game to enhance your skills, not to make up for them.

Author: Bruce Mathis
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Not nearly as good as his "Mastering the..." books, but covers some basics of Eddie's game. I think his game should start to be implemented at higher level jiu-jitsu as I had initially picked up some sloppy habits from this book when I first bought it.

Author: Eric Brock
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A great foundation of the basics of the rubber guard system. It won't make you a rubber guard tactician overnight, but it is a great jumping off point.

Author: Steeda 1
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Really good book, however it is not on the same level as The Victory Belt series (Mastering the…). It still contains a lot of valuable info and can be used to gain a basic knowledge of the 10th Planet system.