Fine-Tune The Fundamentals Of The De La Riva With Danny Stolfi!

The De La Riva is EASILY one of the most versatile positions in Jiu-Jitsu, and Danny Stolfi has the blueprint for you to follow. All the way to the top of the podium!

Check Out The Trailer To This Series

What Will You Learn?

The De La Riva is easily one of the most versatile positions in Jiu-Jitsu. Often times guard passers become completely defensive once it is locked on. While the DLR is one of the most utilized guards in elite BJJ competition, very few know how to fully exploit this position to its full potential. Thanks to Danny Stolfi, Mendes Bros Black Belt, you will get to see the De La Riva at its maximal effectiveness.

De La Riva Fundamentals provides more than a few flashy techniques that you can only pull off against a willing partner. Instead Danny takes you on a DLR vision quest. With DLR Fundamentals you get a game plan that revolves around the De La Riva. You will be able to slap hands and use the De La Riva from start to finish.

Stolfi shows you how to pull guard directly into De La Riva. With this strategy you can get to work immediately. A major difference in Stolfi’s approach is his tempo pushing style. You will learn how to constantly keep your opponent on defense while you are attacking with sweeps, backtakes and submissions. Stolfi shows you how to connect the necessary dots to have a systematic approach to stifling even the most agile of guard passers.

The Baby Bolo, Matrix, and Kiss Of The Dragon back takes are all broken down to granular detail in De La Riva Fundamentals. Without proper instruction it’s basically impossible to utilize these ultimate back takes. Danny shows you the what, how, and why with each of them! Take the back and finish the fight with De La Riva Fundamentals!

So What Do You Get?

Part 1:

• Intro
• Pulling DLR Guard w/ Collar and Sleeve 
• Pulling DLR Guard w/ Collar and Sleeve and Leg Swing
• Quick Sitting Guard Pull to Re-Pull to DLR 
• Quick Sitting Guard Pull w/ shoulder grips 

Part 2:

• Maintaining Collar And Sleeve Concepts
• Maintaining DLR Guard when opponent closes the space 
• Regaining DLR against Knee Slice 
• Regaining DLR when opponent pressures in 
• DLR Fowards Off-balancing drill to set up attacks 
• DLR backwards Off-balancing drills to set up attacks 
• DLR forwards and backwards Off-balancing drills to set up attacks 

Part 3:

• DLR “1970s” Sweep 
• DLR Hips On The Mat Sweep 
• DLR Overhead Sweep 
• DLR Side Sweep 
• DLR Sit Up Single 
• DLR Collar and Sleeve Triangle 
• DLR forward off balance to triangle 
• DLR Hips on the Mat Triangle 

Part 4:

• Baby bolo back take 
• Basic Berimbolo back take 
• Waiter Guard Back Take 
• Kiss Of The Dragon Back Take 
• Matrix Back Take 
• Top Shelf Back Take 

What Does It Cost?

$77