The Roger Gracie Turtle Attack System – In-Depth Review

Control, open, and finish the turtle with clock chokes, crucifix, and safe back takes that prevent scrambles.

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The Bottom Line

You learn how to stabilize behind the turtle and create openings without losing contact. The attacks are classic gi staples that scale well to hobbyist rounds. If turtle is rare in your gym, prioritize Roger's mount or side control first.

⚡️ Quick facts

Best for: Back hunters in gi

Skip if: Turtle is rare

Tech focus: Turtle, Clock Choke, Crucifix, Reverse Omoplata, Back Take

Biggest takeaway: Stay glued while you open.

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What You'll Learn

Three volumes on controlling and cracking the turtle without risking scrambles. You learn clock choke mechanics, crucifix entries, reverse omoplata, safe back-take hooks, and how to force side control when hooks are blocked.

Primary Techniques You'll Drill

Turtle
Clock Choke
Crucifix
Reverse Omoplata
Back Take
Hooks
Side Control Entry

Format & Level

Instructional style: System Based, Conceptual
Skill level: Intermediate
Format: Gi
Runtime: 1 hour and 44 minutes
Volumes: 3

Should You Buy It?

Wait for daily deal. I stopped chasing hooks and started forcing predictable openings from behind turtle.

Why Roger Gracie?

Roger's turtle approach mirrors his top style: control first, then safe entries to chokes and the back. Expect measured pacing and a narrow, reliable set of attacks. It complements his side control and mount systems.