Shin To Shin: The Hidden Guard by Aaron Benzrihem
Add One Of The Most Versatile and effective positions to your arsenal - this is one of the easiest positions to get to in both gi and no gi!
- Aaron Benzrihem is a Bernardo Faria black belt and has refined his shin to shin system for over a decade!
- Build confidence in your guard skills with the shin to shin and it’s endless setups and finishing variations.
- Use the shin to shin from a wide range of scenarios including standing opponents, kneeling opponents and combat base!
- This is the gateway to leg attacks and maintaining inside position while playing guard
- Get your opponent down and put them in danger
- This is the equalizer for the smaller guy - ALL LEVERAGE
Start playing shin to shin and surprise all of your opponents - maintain the insider position and sweep and submit From Aaron Benzrihem!
Check out a free sample:
What Will You Learn?
Shin to Shin is one of the most powerful and effective positions in Jiu-Jitsu. It offers a safe platform that helps you avoid submissions while opening up ample opportunities to set up and land sweeps, transitions and submissions. With his latest instructional, Aaron Benzrihem looks to provide a complete game plan to consistently attack and off balance your opponents. Shin to shin is one of the most effective ways to beat bigger, stronger and more athletic opponents.
Aaron is a black belt under Bernardo Faria, and a former instructor at The Bernardo Faria Academy. He has been refining his shin to shin system for over a decade. In that time he has developed a high-level system that applies to ALL levels of Jiu-Jitsu.
Why shin to shin? This often overlooked position is very under utilized and under taught. Many people assume it is solely a transition but the shin to shin can easily be used as a guard and it can provide an incredible amount of leverage to sweep and submit opponents that are much bigger, faster and stronger. Aaron spent his whole career competing at 137 placing in open divisions and rolling with anyone.
So, What Exactly Do You Get?
PART 1
MECHANICS AND UNDERSTANDING POSITIONS
PART 2
SWEEPS
PART 3
SHIN TO SHIN AS A TRANSITION
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Add One Of The Most Versatile and effective positions to your arsenal - this is one of the easiest positions to get to in both gi and no gi!
- Aaron Benzrihem is a Bernardo Faria black belt and has refined his shin to shin system for over a decade!
- Build confidence in your guard skills with the shin to shin and it’s endless setups and finishing variations.
- Use the shin to shin from a wide range of scenarios including standing opponents, kneeling opponents and combat base!
- This is the gateway to leg attacks and maintaining inside position while playing guard
- Get your opponent down and put them in danger
- This is the equalizer for the smaller guy - ALL LEVERAGE
Start playing shin to shin and surprise all of your opponents - maintain the insider position and sweep and submit From Aaron Benzrihem!
Check out a free sample:
What Will You Learn?
Shin to Shin is one of the most powerful and effective positions in Jiu-Jitsu. It offers a safe platform that helps you avoid submissions while opening up ample opportunities to set up and land sweeps, transitions and submissions. With his latest instructional, Aaron Benzrihem looks to provide a complete game plan to consistently attack and off balance your opponents. Shin to shin is one of the most effective ways to beat bigger, stronger and more athletic opponents.
Aaron is a black belt under Bernardo Faria, and a former instructor at The Bernardo Faria Academy. He has been refining his shin to shin system for over a decade. In that time he has developed a high-level system that applies to ALL levels of Jiu-Jitsu.
Why shin to shin? This often overlooked position is very under utilized and under taught. Many people assume it is solely a transition but the shin to shin can easily be used as a guard and it can provide an incredible amount of leverage to sweep and submit opponents that are much bigger, faster and stronger. Aaron spent his whole career competing at 137 placing in open divisions and rolling with anyone.
