Unlock The FULL Power Of The 100 Kilos Position As Learn To Dominate Opponents And Lead Them Into A Wide Range OF Punishing Submissions!

Carlos Catania is a 4th Degree Black Belt and has refined his 100 Kilos system over decades of Jiu-Jitsu experience.
Learn to apply immense pressure even as a lightweight with a perfectly placed 100 Kilos/scarf hold position!
Discover specific guard passes that lead directly into the 100 Kilos positions.
Dominate from side control by using the 100 Kilos position and expose both near side and far side attacks, as well as countless gi chokes.
Benefit from immense control over opponents and leave no option of escape, unless you want them to escape directly into the traps you’ll learn to set!
Kimuras, armbars, triangles, leg locks, and endless lapel chokes become even MORE effective from the Carlos Catania’s 100 Kilos system!
Build A Go-To System For Side Control With 4th Degree Black Belt Carlos Catania’s 100 Kilos Kill System!

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So, What Exactly Do You Get?

INTRO TO VIDEO

PASSING THE KNEE SHIELD

PASSING THE KNEE SHIELD IN REAL TIME

PASSING THE HIGH SHIELD OVER THE LEG

PASSING THE HIP SHIELD

PASSING THE HALF GUARD - PUSH UP

PASSING THE HALF GUARD - KNEE BAR

MECHANICS OF 100 KILOS

100 KILOS ADJUSTMENT TO MAXIMIZE PRESSURE

ARMBAR FROM 100 KILOS

ADJUSTMENT TO ARMBAR FROM 100 KILOS

NEAR SIDE ATTACKS - ATTACKING THE ARM ON THE SAME SIDE OF ARM CONTROL

100 KILOS TO KIMORA

100 KILOS TO UPSIDE - DOWN TRIANGLE

TRANSITION TO KNEES FROM 100 KILOS

CRUSIFIX VARIATION FROM 100 KILOS (SHOULDER CRUSH)

LAPEL CHOKE FROM 100 KILOS (SIDE CONTROL)

TEAR DROP FROM 100 KILOS (SIDE CONTROL)

KNEE BAR FROM 100 KILOS (SIDE CONTROL)

BREAD CUTTER FROM 100 KILOS (SIDE CONTROL)

NORTH SOUTH CHOKE

KIMORA FROM NORTH SOUTH CHOKE

KNEE BAR FROM NORTH SOUTH CHOKE

KNEE ON BELLY FROM 100 KILOS (SIDE CONTROL)

KNEE ON BELLY FROM ARM BAR

KNEE ON BELLY TO KNEE BAR

BASEBALL BAT CHOKE

SHOULDER LOCK FROM 100 KILOS (SIDE CONTROL)

PROFESSOR CARLOS CATANIA'S FINAL THOUGHTS