The Turtle System by Henry Akins

The turtle position is one of the MOST DYNAMIC POSITIONS in jiu-jitsu but you may not know it yet! Often only referred to as a defensive posture that's more of a defense, the turtle boasts many of its own IMPRESSIVE ATTACKS Learn the complete ins-and-outs of one of the most dynamic platforms in jiu-jitsu with respected BJJ instructor Henry Akins Henry Akins is a longtime black belt and has a very old-school, effective style of fighting Escape, transition, and get to to dominant positions with efficiency and high level details that will transform the turtle into one of your favorite positions Attack and dominate the turtle with back takes and submissions that will add instant value to your turtle arsenal Henry Akins Is Here To Redefine The Way You See The Turtle Position - Turtle Will Become A Versatile System For Your Arsenal! Check out the trailer! " Now picture this: anytime you find yourself in the top or bottom of the turtle position, you easily take your opponent down and take the cross side, the back, the mount or... submit them right there, and they can't even see it coming. Best part? You do NOT have to be an explosive, athletic wrestler to pull this off. In fact, in these 34 videos, you'll learn how to use unbelievably simple techniques to completely nullify your opponent's strength and explosiveness and beat them to the takedown - every time. ” Connecting the head and shoulder for the takedown Backing out to deal with the sprawl Drill moving in and out on the bottom to setup the takedown Dealing with the neck grab Guillotine grip Freeing the arm and attacking the neck. Dealing with the chin strap choke Takedown and counter from the D'Arce grip Sit back takedown from D'Arce grip Shoulder lock from the anaconda grip Shoulder lock from the anaconda grip out take Takedown from chest grab  Sit out to the back from chest grab The D'arce defense. Trapping the arm and sitting back when they grab around the chest and sprawl Swimming to the back with the elbow when they transition to the side Arm trap and roll when they transition to the side Arm trap and roll when they transition to the side out take Alligator roll when they go to the side.  Siting down and taking them over when you cant trap the arm Guard recover when they get behind you Learning how to move and destabilize your opponent when they try to get hooks  Driving them over the ankle when they wrap with the over hook Pulling the hips towards the ankle when they wrap the over hook Dropping down for the low single when they base out with the over hook Using the leg to throw them back to crosside using the over hook grip Grabbing the arm and throwing them back to the cross side Inverted bow and arrow Top - Chin strap choke Transitioning to the side Setting up the crucifix and attacking the arm. and the neck  The clock choke The Wallid Ismael Clock Choke Pulling the hips down to put the person back on their back  Getting the hooks in  Turtle position dealing with the whizzer Going front the whizzer to the low single Takedown from the under hook and chin strap