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Precision Lapel Guard Escapes by Lucas Lepri

Precision Lapel Guard Escapes by Lucas Lepri

by Lucas Lepri

$79.00

Learn everything you need to know about escaping from lapel guards and turning the fight back to your advantage

Course content · 4 volumes · 28 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Lapel guard prevention when not engaged
  3. 3. Lapel guard prevention when in De La Riva concepts
  4. 4. Preventing the opponent from engaging the lapel lasso
  5. 5. Lapel lasso cartwheel Escape to toreada pass or knee cut
  6. 6. Lapel lasso cartwheel escape variation, when opponent follows, to toreada pass variation
  7. 7. Lapel lasso escape to toreada pass variation
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Squid guard prevention
  2. 2. De Squid guard escape by applying pressure to knee cut pass
  3. 3. Squid guard escape to stack pass to modified leg drag
  4. 4. Squid guard sweep defense to pressure pass
  5. 5. Squid guard sweep defense to pressure pass attempt to armbar
  6. 6. Squid guard defense when in closed guard / open guard to pass to side control
  7. 7. Squid guard prevention from lapel lasso to back take when opponent inverts
  8. 8. Squid guard escape to toreada pass
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Worm guard with deep de la riva escape
  2. 2. Worm guard escape variation by breaking the grips
  3. 3. X shin worm guard escape
  4. 4. One leg x with lapel control escape to side control
  5. 5. One leg x modified lapel control escape to knee cut and back step pass
  6. 6. Knee cut pass attempt to reverse de la riva with lapel control escape
  7. 7. Knee cut pass attempt to reverse de la riva with lapel control variation escape to knee cut pressure pass
  8. 8. Reverse de la riva escape to wrist pin to knee cut pass
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Modified worm guard deep half guard escape to back take
  2. 2. Worm guard counter with invisible armbar
  3. 3. Double lasso with lapel and arm control escape
  4. 4. Double lasso with lapel and arm control escape variation to leg drag pass
  5. 5. Connection concepts
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