Grappling Games For Kids – Matt D’Aquino

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Designed For All Levels – Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced fighter, this course will change your game.
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Matt D’Aquino
PROFESSIONAL FIGHTER

Enjoy an amazing collection of grappling games for kids with Judo Olympian and 4th-degree Judo black belt, Matt D’Aquino

• This is the PERFECT collection of games for ALL parents that want to train BJJ and Judo with their kids but aren’t sure how
• Your kids will get fit, have fun, and develop real grappling skills through a series of fun games
• Learn the key concepts of each game so that you can share in your child’s early grappling journey

Course Content

Volume 1

• Welcome
  Shoulder tag
  Knee tag
  Chinese tug of war
  Chinese tug of war 2
  Hopping tug of war
  Shoulder bop
  Shoulder bop
  First to grip
  Take the back game
  Single leg hops
  Tug of war
  Tug of war
  Tails
  Black hole game
  Guard Passing Game – Steal the hat
  Guard recovery game
  Upside down turtle
  Guard recovery game with turtle guard
  Steven Brown steal the ball game
  Sumo
  Back to back sumo
  Pushup game
  Plate game
  Sock wrestling
  Take the belt game
  Sky diving
  Balance walk
  Belt movement game

Enjoy an amazing collection of grappling games for kids with Judo Olympian and 4th-degree Judo black belt, Matt D’Aquino
This is the PERFECT collection of games for ALL parents that want to train BJJ and Judo with their kids but aren’t sure how

What Will You Learn?
With Grappling Games for Kids, you’ll enjoy an oversized library of ENGAGING AND FUN games for kids from Olympian and 4th-degree Judo black belt, Matt D”Aquino, so that your kids can get fit, have fun, and cultivate REAL GRAPPLING SKILLS with help from Mom or Dad! Your kids will love the skill-based collection of games and as the parent, you’ll be introduced to important concepts and the goals of each game so that you can help your child get the most out of the instruction, all while spending some quality time at home!

We know that games are one of the best ways to engage kids on the mat. Games provide a great experience for young grapplers but also supply INVALUABLE SKILLS that translate to their grappling exchanges in class with their teammates! As parents, we love to give our kids THE EDGE and with 20 phenomenal grappling games tailor-made for children, we can become an integral part of their progress, training from our own home!

In 20 easy to follow games, you’ll uncover an incredibly vast network of CRITICAL GRAPPLING SKILLS and concepts disguised as games, such as pushing and pulling, balancing challenges, taking the back, guard recovery, and much more! You’ll use tug of war style exchanges, different forms of tag, and some truly unique games that will provide your child with a GREAT WORKOUT, HOURS OF FUN, and the ACQUISITION OF NEW SKILLS that will serve them for years to come!

Games are a fantastic way to engage the kids and build real skills. With this amazing collection, you’ll help your child raise their grappling pedigree, and become a little monster on the mat. D’Aquino’s instruction and guidance is easy to follow and you’ll enjoy learning the concepts of each game and understanding the intentions behind the movements. Who knows, this may even be your introduction to a world you’ve been interested in but haven’t tried yet!

So, What Do You Get?

• Welcome
• Shoulder tag 
• Knee tag
• Chinese tug of war 
• Chinese tug of war 2 
• Hopping tug of war 
• Shoulder bop 
• Shoulder bop 
• First to grip 
• Take the back game 
• Single leg hops 
• Tug of war 
• Tug of war 
• Tails 
• Black hole game 
• Guard Passing Game 
• Steal the hat 
• Guard recovery game 
• Upside down turtle 
• Guard recovery game with turtle guard 
• Steven Brown steal the ball game
• Sumo
• Back to back sumo 
• Pushup game 
• Plate game 
• Sock wrestling
• Take the belt game 
• Sky diving 
• Balance walk 
• Belt movement game 

REVIEWS

coucou s.
Age: 41-50
Years: 1-3
Ranking: White
Get the kids moving and having fun
Get the kids moving and having funInteresting games and drills to get the kiddos into grappling while having fun.
Will be using these to tire out the nephews (they have way too much energy and need an outlet).

Dustin Q.
11/22/22
Age: 26-32
Years: 1-3
Ranking: White
Great concepts that are taught
Great concepts that are taughtGreat concepts that are taught in a fun way. These skills helped out the class a lot!

Sean R.
08/17/22
Age: 33-40
Years: 4-6
Ranking: Purple
Great games for the little
Great games for the littleGreat games for the little ones!

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