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Precise Half Guard Passing by Lucas Lepri

Precise Half Guard Passing by Lucas Lepri

by Lucas Lepri

$79.00

Develop surefire passing strategies against Z-guard, Knee Shield, Quarter Guard, and MORE!

Course content · 3 volumes · 22 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Introduction
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Using the lapel cross face to knee cut
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Countering the bridge finishing with bear hug choke
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Finishing with cross/brabo choke
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Using the baseball choke to pass and finish
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - Anticipating the coyote guard (knee inside)
  7. 7. Chapter 7 - Anticipating the coyote guard (knee outside)
  8. 8. Chapter 8 - Drag counter to the coyote guard when opponent gets to the knees
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Countering the single leg half guard going to the crucifix or back take
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Countering the single leg half guard going to the reverse triangle
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Countering the single leg half guard controlling the hips
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Passing the deep half guard grabbing the belt
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Anticipating the deep half guard smashing the legs going to the knee cut
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - Countering the waiter sweep
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Countering the waiter sweep (different angle)
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Anticipating the deep half guard switching your base
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Countering the single leg half guard controlling the hips
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Z half guard back step pass
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Passing deep half guard when your opponent hides the arm
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - World Championship 2007 Kneebar finish from deep half guard
  7. 7. Chapter 7 - Loop choke from deep half guard
  8. 8. Chapter 8 - Cross choke from deep half guard
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