Deconstructing the Outside Hook Guard

A guard passing system taught by Black Belt World Champion, Otavio Sousa. Includes three specific training rounds with commentary.

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Learn Posture

Gain an understanding of the impact posture has so you can shut your opponent's game down before the position is established.

Develop Timing

Stay ahead of the game. Familiarize yourself with what reactions may happen to make it easier for blocking and countering their attacks.

Create Pressure

Take advantage of the new position you earned from passing the Outside Hook Guard. Discover how to make yourself heavy.

Fight Longer

Learn how pace yourself. Deepen your knowledge of when to use explosive energy, and find recovery by getting into better positions.

"I want students to learn to anticipate and think ahead of their opponents. My goal for those taking this course to learn how to disrupt their opponent's guard before they even get it set up. It will make passing the guard much easier."

-Otavio Sousa

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Otavio Sousa

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Otavio is known for his incredible technique, his careful breakdown of every move, and for teaching everything he knows – never holding anything back from students. If you want to learn what techniques really work at the highest levels you will not find a better instructor.

He has been practicing the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu since November of 1999, always representing Gracie Barra, and is originally from Recife, Brazil. Professor Otavio is a 3rd degree black belt under Master Carlos Gracie Jr. and he has accomplished numerous championship performances. His long list of titles include winning a world championship at every belt rank including an incredible 3 times in black belt division.

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Deconstructing the Outside Hook Guard

A guard passing system taught by Black Belt World Champion, Otavio Sousa. Includes three specific training rounds with commentary.

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