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Wheres the best de la riva instruction? Cant seem to find good stuff anywhere

I've seen people mess with the lapel and all the sorts but I want to know if its solid for adding to a game that supports todays active competition meta in Gi. Also have felt it out a little in sparring, Wrapping from DLR, all that, kinda wanna just figure out if i can take it to a next level. Thank You!

Hey guys! I just want to develop expectations for myself and a future career in the sport, currently I train bjj. I did one year of wrestling before that, and before wrestling I did 4 months mma. I am 15, turning 16 in summer, as the flair indicates a new white belt. I plan to be attending my gyms classes for gi and nogi in summer around 4 hours a day. Maybe 5 if i feel like it. I currently do online school so it would stay like that likely year round. I just want to know what you guys could genuinely think I accomplish. I will answer all questions and please no vague/broad answers

Want to hear some previous experience from people, whoever might have one or both tell me your problems or opinions.

Small dilemna im having with my training is Im trying to decide between developing move systems that I like to do but are I guess "riskier"( In this case its the berimbolo ). Versus of course going to high percentage systems that I find slightly more repetitive. ( In this case X guard). I want to hear some opinions and personal expierence.

So recently for anyone unaware, Mikey Musumeci has taken basically all of his De La Riva material off BJJFANATICS. I guess there's pros to him finding new stuff to insert to his teaching but its really annoying he has to take off previous material.

Anyone have any idea based on past removals when he might re-release the content? He hasn't had any recent competition so perhaps its his focus right now?