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Attacking & Defending The Turtle by Travis Stevens
Travis Stevens is an Olympic Silver Medalist in Judo and John Danaher Black Belt
- Travis will help you take everyones back
- Learn how to attack and defend the turtle in any situation
- Add world class submissions to your arsenal
- Never fear getting your back taken again
- Transform your Jiu Jitsu by learning the secrets of an Olympic calibur athlete
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Knocking Opponent off Base | 0 - 3:43 |
| Runners Start Breakdown | 3:44 - 7:06 |
| Leg Lace Breakdown | 7:07 - 10:48 |
| Clock Choke | 10:49 - 14:00 |
| Peruvian Clock Choke | 14:01 - 17:06 |
| Gator Roll Choke | 17:07 - 20:03 |
| Peruvian Lapel Choke | 20:04 - 24:17 |
| Straight Sankaku | 24:18 - 28:31 |
| Reverse Triangle | 28:32 - 31:52 |
| Double Leg Defense With Reverse Triangle | 31:53 - 34:14 |
| Soccer Kick Setup Sankaku | 34:15 - 38:15 |
| Pretzel Rolling Armlock | 38:16 - 42:10 |
| Curling Roll To Kimura | 42:11 - 47:29 |
| Arm Snatch Roll With Leg | 47:30 - 51:14 |
| Underhook Rolling Armlock | 51:15 - 53:55 |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
| Basic Turtle Defense With Breakdance Roll | 0 - 2:26 |
| Turtle Switch Drill | 2:27 - 4:50 |
| Removing Hooks | 4:51 - 8:16 |
| Sit Out Series Defense | 8:17 - 11:14 |
| Front Headlock Reversal | 11:15 - 14:29 |
| Armtrap Roll | 14:30 - 18:41 |
| Leg Trap Roll | 18:42 - 22:04 |

What Will You Learn?
Travis Stevens Judo-based system for attacking and defending the turtle (if you're not familiar with the turtle - this is when your opponent gets in a tight little ball on all fours) will give you an unfair advantage over your opponents. Even if it always seems like you're the class grappling dummy: resigned to getting smashed over and over.
Want to know an easy way to tap out higher ranked opponents, even black belts, who kick your ass all the time? Sounds too good to be true doesn't it? Well it's not - there is a way to end the frustration and defeat these higher ranked and/or more athletic mat bullies. Here is the secret, are you ready?
You can learn to pass their guards, but it is going to be hard – because that is where they spend all their time studying! So flip that around: instead of trying to pass… isn't it much easier to learn how to defeat these guys where they're weak???
Most BJJ Guys Are Good Here


Travis Stevens' didn't learn to attack the turtle doing BJJ – he learned it doing Judo. In Judo, opponents use the turtle all the time. The rules state that most of the match takes place on the feet, and once it hits the ground an opponent risks little by going there.
Although Judo is the 2nd most practiced sport in the world behind soccer, it is not very common in the US. Hence the best American athletes like Travis don't have a lot of top level guys to compete against. This means that athletes from countries where Judo is especially popular (France, Brazil, Japan, etc.) have much better sparring partners and are able to learn throwing a lot better than competitors training in the U.S.

How has this turtle attack system translated to BJJ as opposed to using it in Judo? The honest answer is… it's just as good or maybe even better. When opponents turtle up to stop a guard pass or after a missed shot, the system starts and usually ends with them tapping.

It doesn't matter if they are stronger, younger, more flexible, faster, have a higher rank – most BJJ guys aren't good here and you can beat them and leave them wondering what happened.
DVD set includes 15 Attacks and 7 Defenses that will absolutely transform your game.
Travis is uniquely qualified as perhaps the most well rounded grappler in the world.
Technique List
Volume 1
- 01 Knocking Opponent off Base
- 02 Runners Start Breakdown
- 03 Leg Lace Breakdown
- 04 Clock Choke
- 05 Peruvian Clock Choke
- 06 Gator Roll Choke
- 07 Peruvian Lapel Choke
- 08 Straight Sankaku
- 09 Reverse Triangle
- 10 Double Leg Defense With Reverse Triangle
- 11 Soccer Kick Setup Sankaku
- 12 Pretzel Rolling Armlock
- 13 Curling Roll To Kimura
- 14 Arm Snatch Roll With Leg
- 15 Underhook Rolling Armlock
Volume 2
- 01 Basic Turtle Defense With Breakdance Roll
- 02 Turtle Switch Drill
- 03 Removing Hooks
- 04 Sit Out Series Defense
- 05 Front Headlock Reversal
- 06 Armtrap Roll
- 07 Leg Trap Roll
