A Roadmap for BJJ: How to Get Good at Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as Fast as Humanly Possible

by Stephan Kesting

Tips and strategies that can be applied in sparring right away.
Explanations (with photos) of how to use the six most important positions in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu to dominate your opponents.
How to figure out which techniques you need to learn and practice next.
What the highest percentage submissions and escapes are for each position.
The background you need to avoid asking stupid questions in class.
My best tips to maximize your training time, and to avoid injuries on the mat.
And a ton of illustrations, photos, and links to important articles and techniques you must know.

Genres: Martial Arts

44 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 12, 2015

Reviews

[Victor Volpe]

This short book is immensely helpful for a beginner white belt. It simplifies the fundamentals of BJJ and helped me understand the basics. Probably very shallow for a higher belt tho.

[MR MATTHEW KEEHAN]

Great into

A great introduction to BJJ, it's just what I have been looking for! Fantastic linked out YouTube video content too.

[3zcs]

it's good for having a general quick overview about how to this sport works

[Artur Carneiro Lucena Braga]

Simple and obvious

Basically a chart of Jiu Jitsu positions and transitions plus some advertising for his other products, just google it and save the money.