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Roy Dean Academy

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Purple Belt Requirements 2.0

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Purple Belt Requirements 2.0

$97.00 USD
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Purple Belt Requirements 2.0 is Roy Dean's cinematic instructional on earning the BJJ purple belt. He teaches the purple belt as a reverse-engineering process and a flexible mindset, with 10 combinations where each movement runs off the last or off your opponent's momentum. It's for blue belts working toward purple, and for students of any level who want to connect their techniques.

Purple belt is the gateway to the advanced game.

Roy Dean is proud to present Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Purple Belt Requirements 2.0, an instructional unlike any other, and your conceptual guide to unlocking the art.

This cinematic instructional brings you an unparalleled learning experience, designed to help you achieve the rank of the BJJ purple belt with a proven training method that is clearly outlined. 

Getting to the rank of purple belt involves a completely different process and mindset than getting to blue belt.

A reverse engineering process. A flexible mindset.

Earning a blue belt is mostly done through learning individual techniques. In contrast, the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu- Purple Belt is where you assemble your game into multi-technique sequences.

And you need to be able to do it based on the momentum of the previous movement, or the momentum of your opponent.

In this one of a kind course, Roy Dean demonstrates and explains 10 of his favorite multi-technique combinations:

  • Guillotine Combination
  • Inside Trip Combination
  • Can Opener Combination
  • Armdrag Combination
  • Punch Block Combination
  • Harai Goshi Combination
  • Single Leg Combination
  • Uchimata Combination
  • Tripod Sweep Combination
  • Tai Otoshi Combination
  • Stages of Development
  • And more!

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Purple Belt Requirements 2.0 is the ultimate companion for submission grappling students of all levels, not just blue belts hungry for their next rank. Whether you're a white belt beginner looking to establish a solid foundation or an experienced practitioner seeking to conceptually master your techniques, this instructional is your gateway to the next level.

Download today to begin your BJJ purple belt journey and continue your path to mastery.

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FAQs

What are the requirements for purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?
Requirements vary by school. Under IBJJF rules, a practitioner must spend a minimum of two years at blue belt before being eligible for purple. Roy Dean says the skill that matters at purple belt is assembling your game into sequences of techniques. This instructional is built around the combinations that mark the rank.
What is a combination in BJJ?
A combination, or chain attack, is a series of moves where one leads into the next. Roy Dean says purple belt is where you assemble your game into these sequences, running each move off the momentum of the one before it or off your opponent's.
What is the difference between blue belt and purple belt?
Blue belt is mostly about learning individual techniques. Purple belt is about connecting them into sequences. Roy Dean says getting there takes a different process and mindset.
What are harai goshi, uchimata, and tai otoshi?
They are Judo throws. Harai goshi is a sweeping hip throw, uchimata is an inner thigh throw, and tai otoshi is a body drop. Purple Belt Requirements 2.0 has a combination for each one.
What is an armdrag in BJJ?
An armdrag is a technique that moves your opponent's arm across their body and out of the way. The course includes an Armdrag Combination.
What is a guillotine choke?
A guillotine is a choke where one arm wraps around the front of the neck, usually when your opponent's head is down. The course includes a Guillotine Combination.
What are the 10 combinations in Purple Belt Requirements 2.0?
Roy Dean demonstrates and explains 10 of his favorite combinations: Guillotine, Inside Trip, Can Opener, Armdrag, Punch Block, Harai Goshi, Single Leg, Uchimata, Tripod Sweep, and Tai Otoshi. His list also includes Stages of Development.