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Weight Distribution Mastery with Professor Henry Akins

Embark on an in-depth journey with Weight Distribution Masterclass by the renowned Professor Henry Akins. This comprehensive 4-part instructional series is meticulously crafted to help you master the essential details and concepts of weight distribution in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. From basic positions to advanced scenarios, Professor Akins breaks down the nuances of how weight distribution can significantly enhance your performance. Discover how to harness this power to amplify your guard passes, submissions, and top control.

Unleash the Potential of Weight Distribution

This masterclass is designed to elevate your Jiu-Jitsu skills to new heights. With a focus on efficiency and dominance, Professor Akins teaches you how to drain your opponent's energy while conserving your own. Learn how to create immense pressure from various positions, including scarf hold, half guard, mount, side control, closed guard, open guard, and even during pass attempts. The Weight Distribution Masterclass also highlights how to create pressure without relying on brute strength, offering a strategic approach to the sport.

Comprehensive Content and Actionable Techniques

Dive into the four detailed parts of this masterclass, each focusing on different aspects of weight distribution. From fundamental techniques like cross side chest to chest and drill shifting weight to pin shoulders to specific defense strategies for submissions and positions like Americana, Kimura, and Bow and Arrow, this course is comprehensive and action-oriented. The masterclass also includes valuable insights for both bigger and smaller practitioners, ensuring that everyone can benefit from Professor Akins' expertise. Join the Weight Distribution Masterclass and transform your Jiu-Jitsu practice with powerful new skills.

• Learn weight distribution basics from a variety of positions and scenarios.
• Enhance guard passes, submissions, and top control.