Woj Lock 2.0 - Completing The Leg Lock Game by Chris Wojcik

$79.00

Chris Wojcik isn’t just a leg locker—he’s one of the most innovative finishers in modern grappling, known for catching high-level opponents with his signature “Woj Lock” system

Now, in Woj Lock 2.0, he gives you the complete blueprint to turn leg locks from “something you try” into a fully integrated, reliable submission system
From foundational concepts to advanced 50/50 systems, cross ashi, inside ashi, and beyond—Wojcik shows you how to connect entries, control, and finishing mechanics into one seamless chain.
With Woj Lock 2.0, you’ll have the system you need to confidently attack and submit from the most powerful positions in grappling today.

What Will You Learn?

Chris Wojcik isn’t just a leg locker—he’s one of the most innovative finishers in modern grappling, known for catching high-level opponents with his signature “Woj Lock” system.

Now, in Woj Lock 2.0, he gives you the complete blueprint to turn leg locks from “something you try” into a fully integrated, reliable submission system.

This is where everything comes together.

From foundational concepts to advanced 50/50 systems, cross ashi, inside ashi, and beyond—Wojcik shows you how to connect entries, control, and finishing mechanics into one seamless chain.

But what separates this series?

It’s not just technique—it’s decision making, reactions, and live application.

You’ll learn how to:

Attack when they defend
Counter when they counter
And turn every leg entanglement into a win condition

This is the difference between knowing leg locks… and owning the position.

The key differences between ankle locks vs heel hooks

When to submit vs sweep in outside ashi

The pros and cons of controlling one leg vs both

Chris’ signature Woj Lock setups (multiple variations)

How to make the 50/50 ankle lock actually work at a high level

Counters to common defenses—including how to force reactions and capitalize

Transitions to heel hooks, arm bars, and secondary attacks

Cross Ashi & Inside Ashi systems

How to consistently expose the heel

Attacking Z-locks and combining them with heel hooks

Defensive awareness so you stay safe while attacking

How to use it as more than a finish—a control and transition tool

Entries into K-guard, back takes, and passes

Using it to counter leg entries and even stay on top

Gamified drills that build real-time reactions

The “Woj Lock Game” and off-balance systems

How to develop timing, sensitivity, and finishing ability under pressure

What Exactly Do You Get?

Intro & What To Expect

Conceptual Understanding of Ankle Locks

Conceptual Understanding of Heel Hooks

Submitting vs Sweeping in Outside Ashi

Pros & Cons of Controlling Both Legs

50/50 Intro

Deep Dish Pizza Woj Lock Setup

Making the 50/50 Ankle Lock Work

Woj Lock Setup 1 (Foot by the Hip)

Woj Lock Setup 2 (Foot Higher)

Attacking the Heel off Woj Lock Defense (Forcing the Roll)

Countering Their Roll to Heel Hook

Woj Lock vs Opponent Building Height (PGF Setup)

Super Ankle Lock

Reverse Figure 4 Woj Lock

Using the Achilles as Control (Not Just a Finish)

Scooping Secondary Leg → Heel Exposure

Scooping Secondary Leg → Woj/Junny Lock

Armbar from 50/50

Understanding the Inside Spin

Cross Ashi & Inside Ashi Intro

Best Way to Expose the Heel

Inside Ashi Outside Heel Hook

Attacking the Z-Lock

Interplay Between Z-Lock & Heel Hook

Defending Inside Ashi

Achilles Grip Intro

Achilles Grip from Single Leg (Finish / Back Take / Re-entry)

Achilles Grip from Sprawled Single Leg

Caio Terra Foot Lock

Achilles Grip to K Guard

Countering K Guard with Achilles Grip

Using Achilles Grip to Stay on Top

Using Achilles Grip to Pass

Why Gamifying Training Works for Leg Locks

The Woj Lock Game

Off-Balance Game (Multiple Variations)

Collecting Entanglements Game

Interplay: Leg Locks ↔ Body Lock Passing

Cross Ashi Decision Making (Choosing the Leg to Finish)

Course content · 5 volumes · 46 chapters

1 Volume 1

1. Intro And What To Expect
2. A Conceptual Understanding Of Ankle Locks
3. A Conceptual Understanding Of Heel Hooks
4. Shifting From Submitting To Sweeping In Outside Ashi
5. The Pros And Cons Of Controlling Both Legs

2 Volume 2

1. 5050 Intro
2. Reverse Figure 4 Woj Lock
3. Using The Achilles As More Than A Submission In 5050
4. Scooping The Secondary Leg From 5050 And Passing It Across The Body To Catch The Heel
5. Scooping The Secondary Leg Across The Body And Hitting A Woj LockJunny Lock
6. Attacking The Arm Bar From 5050
7. Understanding The Inside Spin
8. The Deep Dish Pizza Woj Lock Set Up
9. How To Actually Make A 5050 Ankle Lock Work
10. New Woj Lock Set Up 1 Foot By The Hip
11. Woj Lock Set Up 2 Foot Higher
12. Attacking The Heel When They Defend The Woj Lock
13. Countering Their Roll To Catch Your Own Heel Hook
14. They Build Height To One Knee â The Woj Lock Set Up I Hit At PGF
15. The Super Ankle Lock

3 Volume 3

1. Cross Ashi And Inside Ashi Intro
2. The Best Way To Get The Heel
3. Inside Ashi Outside Heel Hook
4. Attacking The Z Lock
5. Inter Playing The Z Lock And The Heel Hook
6. Defending Inside Ashi

4 Volume 4

1. Achilles Grip Intro
2. Using Achilles Grips In Single Legs Both To Finish From Cross Body And Same Side And To Get To The Back Or Back To Leg Locks
3. Taking An Achilles Grip From The Sprawled Out Single Leg
4. Caio Terra Foot Lock
5. Achilles Grip To K Guard
6. Using Achilles Grips To Counter K Guard
7. Using Achilles Grips To Stay On Top When Your Partner Enters Your Legs
8. Using The Achilles Grip To Pass