YOU CAN LEARN ALL THE TECHNIQUES YOU WANT.
But if your hips won't let you get into the positions...
there's a limit to what those techniques can do for you.
That's the problem Attila Varga attacks in his new instructional:
Keystone Protocol
Instead of giving you another stretching routine, Attila uses a three-step approach designed to create mobility you can actually control.
First, MOBILIZE — create space through the glutes, hip flexors, inner thighs and pelvis.
Then, ACTIVATE — teach your body to actually use that new range with movements like 90/90 transitions, Copenhagen Planks and active hip rotations.
Finally, INTEGRATE — add load through Cossacks, Windmills, Goblet Squats and weighted hip movements so the mobility becomes strong enough to use under pressure.
That's the difference between simply being flexible...
and owning your range of motion.
Whether you're playing Guard, fighting for takedowns, passing or simply trying to move around the mat without feeling stiff, your hips are involved in almost everything you do.
Attila is a Carlson Gracie BJJ black belt, Muay Thai instructor and StrongFirst SFG I & II certified coach, so this system sits directly at the intersection of grappling, mobility and strength.
And during our Veterans Day Sale, you can take:
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If your body is becoming the limiting factor in your Jiu-Jitsu, don't just work around it.
Fix the foundation.
