“How Would You Like To Learn The Secret To Tapping Your Opponents - From The World’s Top Submission Hunter (And Oh By The Way, He’s Also The Best Black Belt In The World)?”
5X Black Belt World Champion Bernardo Faria Teaches The Sequences He Used To Tap Nearly All of His Opponents En Route To Winning Pan And World Championship Double Gold.
“To Tap Your Opponents You Need Don’t Need ‘Moves’ You Need High Percentage ‘Sequences of Moves.’”
Want to know the difference between the purple belt killer who always wins in the gym (but not in big competitions) and the best black belt in the world? The champion is looking to use sequences to get the submission, not caring which move gets the job done. Meanwhile, the frustrated purple belt has radar lock on his first submission.
Weird Truth: The purple belt might be just as proficient at applying individual moves as a world class competitor, but the best guy in the world is thinking 5 moves at a time. When you start to think in sequences rather than moves, your submission percentage will skyrocket…
The 2015 Competition Season
In 2015 Bernardo Faria fought in the 2 major tournaments: The Pan in March and then the Worlds in May. He won both – meaning he won every fight in his weight and the Open Class. That is pretty hard to do. On the way, he tapped 10 out of 14 opponents including the great Leandro Lo (twice). These aren’t some bros at NAGA, these are the toughest guys in the world…
So you may be wondering how the in the world Bernardo got to the point where he could tap almost everyone…
Does he work on nothing but submissions?
Does he squeeze medicine balls all day so his rear naked choke is harder than anyone else’s?
Does he study the anatomy of the arm so he knows just where and how to break them?
No, no, no… Bernardo uses what he calls high percentage sequences. Meaning he strings together attacks. He tries one and if his opponent escapes (which is very possible) he has a follow up submission, and a follow up to that, and a follow up to that. Meaning he can try 5 submissions and miss 4 – and still win.
The other principle that Bernardo stresses is safety in his attacks. Meaning he won’t try attacks that would risk giving up a superior position to take a chance on a submission. You won’t see him diving out of side control to try a baseball choke or a toe hold. He takes a very safe and methodical approach to BJJ. If you want fundamentally sound submissions that work for beginners all the way through the highest levels of completion – this 4-Vol set, “High Percentage Submissions,” will help your game tremendously.
So what does Bernardo Actually show on “High Percentage Submissions?”
PART 1
Introduction - Bernardo
Pan Am Scarf Choke
Pan Am Scarf Choke With Both Hands
Pan Am Scarf Choke Variation
Triangle From Side Control
Arm Bar Throwing The Leg
North South Arm Bar
Kimura
Katagatame
PART 2
Wrist Lock From Side Control
Arm Bar When Opponent Try Side Control Escape
Cross Choke
Knee On Belly
Baseball Choke From Knee On Belly
Straight Arm Bar From High Mount
Inverted Arm Bar From High Mount
Basic Arm Bar From Mount
Ezequiel
Katagatame Fom Mount
Super Man Arm Bar
PART 3
Triangle From Mount
Basic Choke From Back
Bow And Arrow From Back
Arm Lock From Back
Bow And Arrow When Opponent Try To Escape
Arm Bar From Back When Opponent Try To Escape
Straight Arm Bar With Kimura Grip
Spread The Chicken
Ezequiel When Opponent Try To Escape
PART 4
Clock Choke
Double Leg Defense With Loop Choke
Omoplata
Wrist Lock From Closed Guard
Arm Bar/Triangle From Brabo Choke
Triangle From Spider Guard
Triangle From Spider Guard When Opponent Does Combat Base
Gable Grip Knee Bar From Bottom
Straight Knee Bar When Opponent Switch Base
Toe Hold From Bottom
Kimura From Top Half Guard
Straight Knee Bar From Top With Foot Trap
Knee Bar From Over/Under Pass
This is the full submission game of the #1 submission hunter on the planet at the highest level.
Bernardo teaches you safe moves that will not cost you position (save for the flying triangle from Side control..) and he also teaches you to attack in sequences so the submission becomes inevitable.
