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Bigmanflow The Offense Game Plan by Victor Hugo

Big men can flow too, and nobody proves it at the highest level like Victor Hugo.

  • Multiple-time IBJJF World Champion at black belt, IBJJF World Absolute Champion in the gi, World No-Gi Champion, Pan Champion and two-time ADCC quarterfinalist.
  • In Bigmanflow The Offense Game Plan, Hugo breaks down his complete offense, from countering takedowns and passing the guard to taking the back and finishing from mount and the back.
  • This isn't just a submission course, it's the game plan an ultra heavyweight uses to build a submission game that flows from the feet to the finish.


Course Content

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Volume 1

CHAPTER TITLE

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Introduction00:00 - 01:04
Takedown Counter01:04 - 01:52
Single Leg Defense Uchimata - Whizzer Kick01:52 - 06:32
Defending The Single Leg Countering Taking The Back06:32 - 11:56
Single Leg From Standing And Submitting11:56 - 16:20
Countering The Double Leg With Chest Wrap16:20 - 21:45

Volume 2

CHAPTER TITLE

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Intro To Chapter 200:00 - 00:36
Passing The Seated Guard00:36 - 04:25
Using The Leg Drag To Pass The Guard04:25 - 08:40
Passing Outside Ashi With Leg Drag08:40 - 13:34
Passing To North South13:34 - 17:18
Floating Pass17:18 - 22:41
High Stepping Out Of The X Guard22:41 - 26:15

Volume 3

CHAPTER TITLE

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Taking The Back And Attacking Submissions00:00 - 09:37
Wrist Ride - Dagastani Handcuff09:37 - 18:33
Attacking The Back By Attacking The Legs First18:33 - 26:19
Using The Double Under To Take The Back26:19 - 33:12

Volume 4

CHAPTER TITLE

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Mount Position And Submissions00:00 - 01:10
Mount Americana01:10 - 07:38
Head And Arm Choke From Mount07:38 - 17:18
Triangle From Mount17:18 - 22:57
Pressure Tap22:57 - 27:58

Volume 5

CHAPTER TITLE

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Intro To Chapter 5 - Finishing From The Back00:00 - 00:23
Rear Naked Choke00:23 - 03:40
Rear Naked Choke From Underhook Side03:40 - 07:48
Hugo Lock07:48 - 12:22
Shark Choke Underhook Side12:22 - 15:37
Using The Cross Face To Get To The Rear Naked Choke15:37 - 19:55
Outro19:55 - 21:39

What Will You Learn?

Big men can flow too, and nobody proves it at the highest level like Victor Hugo.

Victor Hugo competes for Six Blades Jiu-Jitsu in the ultra heavyweight division, and he has won the IBJJF World Championship at black belt more than once, including the absolute division in the gi. He is also a World No-Gi Champion and a Pan Champion, and he has reached the quarterfinals at ADCC twice. Now he's sharing the offensive game plan he uses against the best big men in the world.

In Bigmanflow The Offense Game Plan, Hugo starts on the feet with takedown counters, defending the single leg with an uchimata and a whizzer kick, and countering the double leg with a chest wrap. From there he moves into passing the seated guard, the leg drag, passing outside ashi, the floating pass and high stepping out of the X guard. The second half of the course covers taking the back with the wrist ride, the Dagestani handcuff and the double under, mount submissions like the Americana, the head and arm choke and the triangle, and finishing from the back with the rear naked choke, the shark choke and the Hugo lock. This isn't just a submission course, it's a complete offensive game plan.

Whether you're a bigger grappler looking for a game that suits your size or a smaller player who wants to understand how heavyweights move, this course gives you a path from the first exchange to the finish. Each volume builds on the one before it, so you see where every attack fits in the bigger picture.

These techniques work because Hugo controls the position before he goes for the submission. You'll see how he uses the wrist ride, the cross face and the pressure tap to keep his opponent stuck, so the finish comes from a position that is hard to escape.

Have you ever wondered how a grappler of Hugo's size moves with so much flow and still submits the biggest names in the sport? The answer is a game plan where every position leads to the next attack.

Build a submission game that flows from the takedown to the finish with one of the best heavyweight grapplers in the world.

What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1: Takedown Counters and the Single Leg

  • Takedown Counter
  • Single Leg Defense Uchimata - Whizzer Kick
  • Defending the Single Leg Countering Taking the Back
  • Single Leg from Standing and Submitting
  • Countering the Double Leg with Chest Wrap

Part 2: Passing the Guard

  • Intro to Chapter 2
  • Passing the Seated Guard
  • Using the Leg Drag to Pass the Guard
  • Passing Outside Ashi with Leg Drag
  • Passing to North South
  • Floating Pass
  • High Stepping Out of the X Guard

Part 3: Taking the Back

  • Taking the Back and Attacking Submissions
  • Wrist Ride - Dagestani Handcuff
  • Attacking the Back by Attacking the Legs First
  • Using the Double Under to Take the Back

Part 4: Mount Position and Submissions

  • Mount Position and Submissions
  • Mount Americana
  • Head and Arm Choke from Mount
  • Triangle from Mount
  • Pressure Tap

Part 5: Finishing from the Back

  • Finishing from the Back
  • Rear Naked Choke
  • Rear Naked Choke from Underhook Side
  • Hugo Lock
  • Shark Choke Underhook Side
  • Using the Cross Face to Get to the Rear Naked Choke

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