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Many Brazilian Jiujitsu Belt Belt level students have wondered about intermediate and advanced level training DVDs that can help them improve their game.

Now although there are several DVD sets that move past the basics and are excellent supplements to help add more advanced concepts and ideas to a blue belt's game, I would like to suggest Marcello Monteiro's The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue to Purple Curriculum DVD series as the first DVD set to help you in moving past the blue belt level.

This set of four DVDs takes you into a VERY complete overview of the techniques and concepts necessary to move beyond the basics once you have a solid grasp of them.

I would say it is THE most complete overview of the Blue to Purple level techniques available today.

Like it's predecessor, this series breaks down all the techniques by top, bottom, submissions, escapes and takedowns, and each DVD progresses into more complex techniques.

Just some of what is covered includes, control positions from the bottom, transitions, sweeps and reversals, counters and set ups.

The De La Riva guard is looked at in great detail as well as many concepts and strategies from the open and half guard to the spider, butterfly and X-guard.

The triple attack from the mount and side control, as well as the advanced counters and set ups are sure to make your game more dangerous.

Mr. Monteiro's attention to detail on the series stands out, making this a great series for going over precise details to solidify your competency with the moves.

The DVDs are also easy to navigate through and find specific moves for viewing over and over again as well as helping you focus on the specific move you are viewing.

Here's a little background information on Mr. Monteiro.

Three of his most influential Brazilian Jiu jitsu instructors were, Sergio Souza who Marcello credits for helping his game in the butterfly guard. One of Mr. Souza's best known positions.

Another famous instrucot of his is Mr. Ricardo De La Riva who is best known for his "De La Riva Guard" and Mr. Ricardo Juca, best known in Brazil for his strategies on back and mount attacks. Mr. Juca is also the author of the first Brazilian jiu jitsu book in Brazil.

Marcello was an assitant instructor at Mr.De La Riva's academyand helped give lessons there for years, until he acheived his Black Belt.

In 1998 Marcello opened his first acedemy in Nova Friburgo, Rio De Janeiro where he has trained his students and developed them into Champions.

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Despite the charisma that the Avalanche possesses it’s not enough to hide its flaws like for instance its lack of back seat room, its not so comfortable front seats, and disappointing fuel economy rating.

But then again in spite of the drawbacks that the Avalanche has it also has some admirable features such as:

• Its redesigned looks that share with all of GM’s full-size trucks for 2007 which helps greatly in improving the Avalanche. It is also good that Chevy has finally decided to discontinue the grotesque side cladding which really help in improving the looks of the Avalanche.

• The modified cargo box of the Avalanche has deep, covered side compartments that can hold a lot of beverage containers, groceries, and truck supplies. They have drains so you fill them with ice or use them as coolers. The three-piece hard tonneau cover seals the cargo box, making it as a useful enormous trunk. The signature feature of the Avalanche which pertains to its movable passenger-compartment rear bulkhead enables it to be used for five or six passengers with short box (5 feet, 4 inches) or two or three passengers with long box (or 8 feet, 2 inches).

• And since it's a new GM truck it was given a premium interior; smooth ride; agile handling, especially for its size. Its additional option and standard features are desirable enough that they can tempt you to overlook drawbacks. For instance: GM's 100,000-mile powertrain warranty, OnStar emergency calling system, remote-control engine start, and Easy-to-program driver information center. Its smooth, powerful V-8 engine and Easy-to-use four-wheel drive are remarkable as well. That smooth ride is largely because of the Avalanche new design which is based on the new GM SUVs that features the use of comfort-oriented coil springs on the rear suspension, rather than the pickups' leaf springs.

As mentioned the Avalanche has some flaws and these are as follows:

• Cadillac and some GMC trucks have six-speed boxes, which typically boost fuel economy 5 percent or more vs. four-speeds. On the other hand the Avalanche was given a four-speed automatic transmission which is not as efficient as those of the Cadillac and some other GMC trucks. "Over the next couple of years, you'll see us switch all our four-speeds to six-speeds as we get more availability," says Carl Hillenbrand, product manager for the Chevy Silverado pickup, formerly of Avalanche.

• The Avalanche lack rear visibility since its tailgate and cargo box block vision which makes it mandatory for would-be Avalanche owners to purchase the $250 rearview camera.

• Front seats have too much lumbar bump. It can't be retracted fully unlike in some rival trucks.

• Fuel economy it’s disappointing. No better than any other big truck, 12 or 13 mpg around town, despite of GM's "active fuel-management" feature. The cylinder cutoff shuts off half the cylinders when they're not needed for smoothness or power.

• Head restraints are not provided for the middle rear rider making it a potential safety hazard. On the other hand, the safety belt for that slot is mounted to the back of the seat, positioning it low for a youngster in a booster seat.

• The back-seat room is too little, despite the generous 39 inches of legroom GM publishes.

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Why do our honor guards need a belt with a cup to hold a flag, and those of other countries dont?

They can do it just as well without a flag belt

To ensure our National Colors don't hit the ground. It helps the color bearer control the flag - especially in wind.

Montiel wants big names after claiming belt
Mexico's Fernando Montiel is eyeing off a bout against the likes of Nonito Donaire or Vic Darchinyan after claiming the WBC bantamweight title. Montiel claimed the belt with a surprise fourth-round TKO defeat of Hozumi Hasegawa in front of the Japanese fighter's home fans on Friday. "There are a lot of options for potential opponents," Montiel told BoxingScene.com.

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