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The immensely successful and ongoing partnership between Hayabusa and Marvel is gearing up for its next pha...
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Confidence is a tool that anyone can take with them, wherever they go in life. Jiu Jitsu helps you build that confidence.
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Will has been defined as the power of control over one's own actions or emotions. It’s also a characteristic that has played a major role in Thomas’ life. He’s applied that attribute to his growth as a person and for attaining the goals he has set out for himself.
Concerned about damaging her hands while training, Jo considered giving up her passion until she trained with a pair of Hayabusa Boxing Gloves.
The path of the two strangers began to converge once Muay Thai entered their lives.
Embracing a versatile training regimen and mindset has served as a foundation on which Georges St. Pierre won the UFC’s welterweight belt twice, was crowned the middleweight champion and defended his titles nine consecutive bouts between 2008 and 2013.
The Machado Method
Mounting from side control: advanced techniques for securing dominant positions in grappling.
The ultimate mount technique: mastering the Mount of All Mounts for superior control.
Merging Vets and Players helps give new life to veterans and former pro athletes who have hung up their uniforms.
Master Carlos Machado shows how to use the butterfly hook to flip an opponent, avoid mistakes, and reset if the flip fails.
Supporting veterans & retired athletes: Hayabusa extends its reach to honor and assist.
Learn how to transition your opponent from a closed guard into a head-drag, followed by a seat belt choke.
Striking Basics
While defending, your hands should be connected to your head to protect from potential blows. Gabriel recommends placing your hands at forehead, temple, or jaw height.