Leonardo “Tunico” – Turtle Attacks

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Leonardo “Tunico” – Turtle Attacks

Turtle Attacks
When your opponent turns and gets on all fours — the turtle position — tradition suggests going to the back or stabilizing side control. But there are alternatives to this classic approach, and you are going to see ten options taught by instructor Leo Tunico.

Instructor

Leonardo “Tunico”
Born on April 8, 1985, Leo Tunico is one of the most talented BJJ competitors of his generation, having found success in the IBJJF’s biggest events, especially at the base ranks. Also trained in judo, he teaches at Renzo Gracie Academy, all while maintaining a career as a DJ.

LESSON PLAN

Introduction
Leo Tunico explains that instead of aiming for the back-take or side control stabilization, this program focuses on taking adva…

Renzo’s Clock Choke
In this clock variation favored by Renzo, note that instead of the second grip being on the wrist, it goes to the other collar….

Crucifix
For the classic crucifix attack, pay attention to how Tunico isolated his opponent’s arm and to the angle for trapping the leg …

Inverted Omoplata
The setup is practically the same as the crucifix attack’s, but this time Tunico opts to roll on the same side as the isolated …

Ezekiel
In this attack with the sleeve (ezequiel), Prof. Tunico feints the unbalancing on the far supporting arm. With the resistance, …

Ezekiel Variation
In this lesson, Tunico uses a variation on the previous ezequiel, now in a position closer to his opponent’s head — which chan…

Cross Choke
In this lesson, Tunico uses the same stratagem of arm isolation to apply a classic cross choke with the arm trapped.

Peruvian necktie
Time to use the lapel and sit down to learn how to apply the Peruvian necktie.

Collar Guillotine
Here both hands come in from the front on the cross collars, and Tunico uses his hip to apply a type of guillotine using the gi.

Loop Choke
In this variation of the loop choke, Prof. Tunico opts to trap the other arm instead of the traditional hand behind the neck, t…

D’Arce Choke
To wrap up, Tunico shows that even in the gi, the D’Arce choke is a good option. The setup is very similar to the ezequiel’s, b…

Conclusion
The key to this program is to try out submissions to see whether some of them fit your game, for the attack from the turtle is …

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