The No Gi Judo Collection by Matt D'Aquino
Throw More People in No Gi BJJ Competitions
- Matt D’Aquino is not only a Judo Olympian, 4th-degree Judo Black belt, but also a competitive BJJ brown belt
- Learn how to utilize leverage and efficiency and throw anyone without the gi
- Matt is one of the few people who is able to make his Judo work so effectively without the gi
- With precise, step-by-step instruction from this Judo Olympian, you'll learn a comprehensive system around how to apply Judo in no-gi
- Never fear standing in no-gi again
Matt D'Aquino is a world-renowned Judo coach, 2008 Olympian, 4th-degree Judo Black belt, and Competitive BJJ Brown Belt.
With These Techniques, You Will Throw More People in BJJ Competition Than Ever Before and Instantly Gain an Edge Over Any Guy in Your Weight Division
- Matt D’Aquino is not only a Judo Olympian, 4th-degree judo Black belt, but also a competitive BJJ brown belt
- Simple and easy-grip breaks that can break even the strongest of grips Throws and takedowns that almost guarantee a dominant position afterward
- Easy to implement leg grab takedowns that finish in knee ride
- How to prevent and stop your opponent from attacking you with a double leg
- How to sprawl and easy ways to take your opponents back after a failed shot Simple techniques to use when you are fighting right vs right, left vs left OR left vs right stances.
- How to dominate an opponent that fights in a bent-over position
- ...and loads more!
Module 1: Collar tie takedowns
- major hip throw
- sweeping hip throw
- moving foot sweep
- foot sweep into outside trip
- double tap leg attack
- action reaction outside sweep
- inside trip
- Crotch lift
- back slam
- how to counter when they hook in
- coat hanger takedown
- option when you take the back
- ippon seoi nage (shoulder throw)
- inside trip into drop shoulder throw
- inside trips combined
- drop shoulder throw
Module 2: Front headlock takedowns
- How to get the front headlock
- Front headlock takedown
- Near side knee pick into inside trip
- Far side ankle pick
- putting them all together
- Backwards takedown (tani otoshi)
- Front headlock into double leg
- Front headlock reversal (sumi gaeshi)
Module 3
- F2 on 1 takedowns
- Teo on one setups
- shoulder pressure
- low ankle pick
- low ankle pick on the near side
- ubchimata into ankle pick
- knee pick
- firemans carry one and two
- inside trip
- double leg
- double leg counter push across
- two on one into hip throw
- drop shoulder from arm wrap
Module 4 Singles and doubles
- how to get a single leg
- run the pipe
- inside thigh block
- run the pipe into double leg
- leg lift
- single leg into leg lift
- single into inside trip
- single vs low fighter
- snap down into double
- double leg from bicep control
- double leg from collar tie
Module 5 Underhooks and overhooks
- bring them to the floor
- moving with the underhook
- underhook into single leg
- underhook into double leg
- underhook into sweeping hip throw
- underhook into sasae foot block
- underhook into inside trip
- unchimata into knee tap
- unchimata into ankle pick
- knee pick
- single leg from collar tie
- outside hook
- outside hook into hip throw
- outside hook into outside hook
- inside trip
- overhook techniques
Throw More People in No Gi BJJ Competitions
- Matt D’Aquino is not only a Judo Olympian, 4th-degree Judo Black belt, but also a competitive BJJ brown belt
- Learn how to utilize leverage and efficiency and throw anyone without the gi
- Matt is one of the few people who is able to make his Judo work so effectively without the gi
- With precise, step-by-step instruction from this Judo Olympian, you'll learn a comprehensive system around how to apply Judo in no-gi
- Never fear standing in no-gi again
Matt D'Aquino is a world-renowned Judo coach, 2008 Olympian, 4th-degree Judo Black belt, and Competitive BJJ Brown Belt.
With These Techniques, You Will Throw More People in BJJ Competition Than Ever Before and Instantly Gain an Edge Over Any Guy in Your Weight Division
- Matt D’Aquino is not only a Judo Olympian, 4th-degree judo Black belt, but also a competitive BJJ brown belt
- Simple and easy-grip breaks that can break even the strongest of grips Throws and takedowns that almost guarantee a dominant position afterward
- Easy to implement leg grab takedowns that finish in knee ride
- How to prevent and stop your opponent from attacking you with a double leg
- How to sprawl and easy ways to take your opponents back after a failed shot Simple techniques to use when you are fighting right vs right, left vs left OR left vs right stances.
- How to dominate an opponent that fights in a bent-over position
- ...and loads more!
Module 1: Collar tie takedowns
- major hip throw
- sweeping hip throw
- moving foot sweep
- foot sweep into outside trip
- double tap leg attack
- action reaction outside sweep
- inside trip
- Crotch lift
- back slam
- how to counter when they hook in
- coat hanger takedown
- option when you take the back
- ippon seoi nage (shoulder throw)
- inside trip into drop shoulder throw
- inside trips combined
- drop shoulder throw
Module 2: Front headlock takedowns
- How to get the front headlock
- Front headlock takedown
- Near side knee pick into inside trip
- Far side ankle pick
- putting them all together
- Backwards takedown (tani otoshi)
- Front headlock into double leg
- Front headlock reversal (sumi gaeshi)
Module 3
- F2 on 1 takedowns
- Teo on one setups
- shoulder pressure
- low ankle pick
- low ankle pick on the near side
- ubchimata into ankle pick
- knee pick
- firemans carry one and two
- inside trip
- double leg
- double leg counter push across
- two on one into hip throw
- drop shoulder from arm wrap
Module 4 Singles and doubles
- how to get a single leg
- run the pipe
- inside thigh block
- run the pipe into double leg
- leg lift
- single leg into leg lift
- single into inside trip
- single vs low fighter
- snap down into double
- double leg from bicep control
- double leg from collar tie
Module 5 Underhooks and overhooks
- bring them to the floor
- moving with the underhook
- underhook into single leg
- underhook into double leg
- underhook into sweeping hip throw
- underhook into sasae foot block
- underhook into inside trip
- unchimata into knee tap
- unchimata into ankle pick
- knee pick
- single leg from collar tie
- outside hook
- outside hook into hip throw
- outside hook into outside hook
- inside trip
- overhook techniques