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Flying attacks. Bone-crushing throws. Seamless submissions. Welcome to Dave Camarillo’s Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu, a groundbreaking system of grappling that integrates the Olympic sport of judo with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, today’s most sought after grappling art. Exposing the techniques and strategy that has allowed Camarillo to devastate the competition at some of the world’s most prestigious judo and jiu-jitsu tournaments and has led his students to more than a dozen victories in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu offers a leg up on virtually every opponent who refuses to stray from the parameters of his discipline. Through descriptive captions and more than eight hundred step-by-step photographs, Camarillo shares the secrets of his fighting style, including grip fighting, transitions from throws to submissions, and nearly two-dozen flying attacks. Come join the revolution that has broken down the barriers hindering the progression of the grappling arts!

The founder of Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu, Dave Camarillo took over UFC Champion Frank Shamrock’s position as head grappling coach at the American Kickboxing Academy (AKA). He shares his wealth of knowledge in Judo and Jiu-Jitsu at AKA, one of the top gyms in the world, and he coaches professional UFC fighters such as Paul Buenetello, Trevor Prangley, John Fitch, Mike Swick, and Josh Koscheck from the Ultimate Fighter show on Spike TV. He also coaches Pride Fighters Josh Thompson and Phil Baroni.

David Camarillo received his black belt in jiu-jitsu from Ralph Gracie. He also trained under World Judo Champion and four time Olympic medalist Mike Swain. After Camarillo’s terrorizing victories in both the lightweight and open classes at the RG American Jiu-Jitsu Association tournament, Rickson Gracie presented Camarillo with the prestigious award of ‘Most Technical American Jiu-Jitsu Fighter.’ In Judo, Camarillo was Ranked #2 in the nation in 2000.

Dave Camarillo is a black belt in both judo and jiu-jitsu. He currently trains dozens of world-class grapplers and fighters, including many who compete in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Erich Krauss is a professional Muay Thai kickboxer who has trained and competed in Thailand. He is the author of thirteen books.

Contents:

Section One: Rolls, Falls, Grip Fighting, and Throws

Introduction to Judo for Jiu-Jitsu

ROLLS
Introduction to Rolls
1. Forward Roll
2. Backward Roll
3. Forward Roll with Spread Legs
4. Backward Roll with Spread Legs
5. Forward Roll with Handstand
6. Backward Roll with Handstand

FALLS
Introduction to Falls
1. Right and Wrong Shoulder Roll
2. Side to side Fall
3. Back Fall
4. Side Fall

GRIP FIGHTING
Introduction to Grips
1. Sleeve Grip
2. Pistol Grip
3. Sleeve to High Grip
4. Breaking Collar Grip
5. Breaking High Grip
6. Breaking Collar Grip with Hand
7. Getting Inside Grip
8. Keeping Inside Grip
9. Bait Grip
10. Breaking Sleeve Grip with Knee

THROWS
Introduction to Throws
1. Forward Throw Movement
2. Seoi-Nage
3. Koshi-Guruma
4. Tai-Otoshi
5. Osoto-Gari
6. Osoto-Gari Variation
7. Ouchi-Gari
8. Kouchi-gari
9. Ouchi-Gari to Uchi-Mata
10. Foot Sweep
11. Switch Foot Sweep

MESHING TECHNIQUES
Introduction to Applying Throws to Jiu-Jitsu
1. Force High Stance
2. Overhooks Harai-Goshi
3. Gripping Throw
4. Ashi-Barai
5. Ashi-Barai Pickup
6. Belt Grip Tai-Otoshi
7. Tani-Otoshi
8. Stopping Wrestling Shot
9. Finding Balance in Single Leg
10. Single Leg to Uchi-Mata
11. Single Leg to Scissor Throw
12. Single Grip Footsweep
13. Uchi-Mata against Opponent on One Knee
14. Back to Kosoto-Gari

Section Two: Transitions from Throws to Submissions
1. Pulls
2. Arm Exposure
3. Quick Armlock Switch
4. Quick Armlock Switch #2
5. Cutting Corners for Armlocks
6. Countering Armlock Defense
7. Countering Armlock Defense #2
8. Elbow Control from Standing
9. Impact Control
10. Impact Control Variable #1
11. Impact Control Variable #2
12. Impact Control Variable #3
13. Impact Control Variable #4
14. Impact Control Variable #5
15. Overthrown Armlock
16. Kouchi-Gari Transition
17. Kouchi-Gari Spin Around Armlock
18. Half Guard Armlock
19. Foot Sweep Transition to Armlock
20. Low Fireman’s Carry to Armlock
21. High Fireman’s Carry to Armlock
22. Tomoe-Nage to Armlock
23. Walk Past Guard
24. Block Guard with Knee
25. Anti-Judo

Section Three: Flying Attacks
Introduction to Flying Attacks
1. Crash Pad Safety
2. Triangle Armlock Demonstration on Ground
3. Triangle Efficiency
4. Flying Triangle to Armlock
5. Elbow Control Flying Armlock
6. Shoulder Grip Flying Armlock
7. Flying Triangle
8. Flying Triangle to Omoplata
9. Option for Flying Omoplata
10. Option for Flying Omoplata #2
11. Option for Flying Omoplata #3
12. Flying Reverse Triangle
13. Flying Armlock from Wizard
14. Flying Armdrag to Back
15. Dealing with Flying Attack Defense Option #1
16. Dealing with Flying Attack Defense Option #2
17. Dealing with Flying Attack Defense Option #3
18. Throw Defense to Flying Armlock
19. Flying Triangle off Single Leg

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Format:	Softcover
Languages:	English
Length:	221 pages
Release date:	June 2006
List price:	$ 34.95 USD
Price:	$ 25.59 USD

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Average Rating:

Author: Brian Sheehan
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Great mix of Judo and Jiu-Jitsu. The DVDs have more details but the book is a good complement to the DVDs. Some of the flying attacks may not be appropriate for beginners.

Author: John Valentine
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Let me tell you a bit about Dave Camarillo. Dude is awesome point black. He has a black belt in both Judo and Jiu Jitsu. His ground game is top notch stuff and this book is one the best Gi Grappling books out on the market. It will be well worth your money. Trust me

Author: matthew rogers
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This book is really good value from a judo and BJJ genius. Although Camarillo is an MMA coach this book focuses much upon successful applications to sport judo and sport jiujitsu. Of particular interest are the sections on 'gi' grips and 'flying versions' of triangles, armbars and sweeps.

Author: Jordan McGroary
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This book blends the gap between stand up and ground work with a gi on. a really good book

Author: Joseph Burtner
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Nobody combines Judo and BJJ better! The gripfighting section was helpful, the follow-ups from throws were innovative, and the flying techniques were unique. Pick it up!

Author: Anthony Vataj
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This book is AWESOME... HANDS DOWN!!! I have a good friend who is a Judo player on the world level and even HE benefited from this book. I've been going over the transitions from throws to submissions section for a few weeks now and have already seen MASSIVE improvement in my game! I'd reccomend this book to ANYONE!

Author: binh nguyen
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awesome dave camarillo is one of the best at combining judo with bjj

Author: Shayne Barlow
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Great blend of Judo and BJJ. There is stuff in here I would have never thought of or stumbled upon. I can't wait for the next volume!