Ultimate BJJ

Ultimate BJJ

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Get ripped while you roll with BJJ Solo AT HOME. Each 30 minute workout takes you through a total body circuit, using current BJJ movements to strengthen your muscles, improve your speed and create endurance. The program starts with beginner training, then goes on, and ends with advanced level routines. Guided with flexibility routines and a useful technique reference, this is a complete program that will give you results on the mat and in the mirror. Workouts included:
2 workouts to familiarize yourself with the basic movements of the BJJ. Do a full body workout and exercise.
2 Advanced Workouts – Increased difficulty will increase your stamina while working into photography, berimbolo, hip movement, and cardio training.
2 PC training – the advanced exercises. Borderline Crazy That Combination Fast Cardio And Unique BJJ Solo Drills In One Chair. Be ready for a challenge.
2 flexibility routines – including a lower body and upper body stretch. What a lovely way to relax, improve range of motion, and reduce muscle soreness.
Technique Reference – Dustin will explain each BJJ movement in a special reference. If you are a beginner BJJ this is a wonderful addition to your understanding.
These stunning HD quality workouts are easy to follow.
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