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Reverse and Regular Hitchhiker Armbar Escape by Priit Mihkelson

Reverse and Regular Hitchhiker Armbar Escape by Priit Mihkelson

by Priit Mihkelson

$97.00

Defend, Unravel, and Escape Even The Tightest Armbars With Priit Mihkelson’s Reverse and Regular Hitchhiker Armbar Escape Instructional!

Course content · 4 volumes · 27 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Introduction To The Reverse Hitchhiker
  3. 3. Advantages Of Being Sideways
  4. 4. Freeing The Stuck Arm With Babybridge
  5. 5. Getting The Structure From S-Mount Setup
  6. 6. Pulling The Arm Out If It Gets Stuck
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. If You Can't Pull The Arm Out
  2. 2. If You Can't Pull The Arm Out 2
  3. 3. Elbow Positioning When Doing Armbars
  4. 4. If The Attacker Quits The Armbar Early
  5. 5. Sit Up Direction For Defending Armbars
  6. 6. Sit Up Defense Endings
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Reverse Hitchhiker To Regular Hitchhiker Turning In
  2. 2. Reverse Hitchhiker To Regular Hitchhiker Turning In Endings
  3. 3. Old Solution To New Problem
  4. 4. Turning In When They Switch The Legs In
  5. 5. Armbar Escape Using Hawkings
  6. 6. Regular Hitchhiker With Baby Bridge
  7. 7. Regular Hitchhiker
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Preemptive Omoplata Pull Out Escape
  2. 2. How To Think About Reverse And Regular Hitchhiker
  3. 3. Choosing Defense Based On Attackers Grip
  4. 4. More Details On Using The Baby Bridge To Pull The Shoulder Out
  5. 5. Pulling The Shoulder Back To Make The Arm Short
  6. 6. Similarities With Leg Lock Defense
  7. 7. Party Trick With The Gi
  8. 8. Conclusion
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