Beyond Grappling Technique Guide

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1 Technique reference guide By Matt D’Aquino

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Technique

reference guide

By

Matt D’Aquino

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Technique reference guide

About Me

My name is Matthew D’Aquino. I have been studying

Judo for 20 years and have represented Australia at 9

Continental Championships, 4 World Championships

and competed in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. I

have also competed at various World Cups, Grand

Slams and Grand Prix’s all over the world.

My best results include:

- - Winning the Pac Rim Championships in 2009

- - European Medallist (USK Cup and St Gallen)

- - Multiple Oceania Champion

- - Multiple Australian champion

- - World Cup Champion

You may distribute this guide freely to whomever you want without asking me. You can email it to your training partners, make it mandatory reading for your students, post it on a forum or add it as a download from your website. The only restrictions are: 1. It must not be sold, (although you can include it as bonus when selling other items) 2. It must be distributed unchanged and unmodified in the current PDF file

format.

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What is this

manual for? I have been writing articles about Judo as well as Fitness and

Conditioning for as long as I can remember. I have over 200 videos

on YouTube and it can sometimes be hard to sift through all the

content to find what you are looking for. In this manual I have placed

links to each video under the appropriate headings.

I hope you enjoy the videos and if you have any questions please do

not hesitate to email me at [email protected]

Kind regards,

2008 Beijing Olympian

Founder of Beyond Grappling

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Beginner basics The Goal of Judo (Getting a reaction Part 1)

The Goal of Judo (Getting a reaction Part 2)

Tying up your Belt

Taping your fingers for Training

The positive and negative aspects of BJJ for Judo

How to fold your gi

Judo Home Training Part 1

Judo Home Training Part 2

Uchikomi Rubbers

Gripping Strategy

and Grip Breaks Basic Grip breaks

Double Grip breaks

Japanese Gripping Strategy

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Japanese Gripping strategy

Peter Seisenbacher Gripping strategies

Turnovers

Osaekomi waza

Armbars

Chokes & Strangles

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Osaekomi Waza

Kesa Gatame basics

Kata Gatame Basics

Mune Gatame Basics

Tate Shiho Gatame Basics

Kesa Gatame escapes

Mune Gatame Escapes

Ne Waza top control training at home

Basic Guard Pass

Stack guard pass

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Armbars

Juji Gatame from turtle

Juji Gatame from Guard

Juji Gatame from a turnover

Juji Gatame into Ude garami (Oma Plata) from Guard

Ude Garami from Guard

Ude Garami countering a Guard pass

Hiza Gatame

Armwrap armbar from Guard

Close side Juji Gatame from Mune Gatame

Submissions from Kuzure Kesa Gatame

Kesa Gatame submissions

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Chokes and

Strangles Quellmmalz choke

Canto strangle

Koshi jime variation

Crocodile choke

Hiza gatame and choke

Far guard choke

Sankaku jime

Sankaku jime from Turnover

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Tachi-waza Techniques

Throws

Combinations

Illegal techniques

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Illegal techniques Suplex using your opponents legs (Now illegal due to leg grabs)

Tani Otoshi (now illegal due to leg grab)

Kata guruma (now illegal due to leg grab)

Morote Gari (now illegal due to leg grab)

Sukui nage (now illegal due to leg grab)

Competition

highlights Miami & US Open 2010

World Championships 2010

Beyond Grappling Promo

No-Gi Judo

High School Demonstration

Matt D’Aquino competing at the Beijing Olympics

Matt D’Aquino Royler Gracie cup Final Purple belt -74kg

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Fitness & Conditioning

Strength

Power

Flexibility

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Exercise

compilations: Great Exercises for Judo

Pushup variations

Medicine ball exercises

Speed and agility

Workouts Great workout for Judo 1

Great workout for judo 2

Great workout for Judo 3

Great workout for Judo 4

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