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Don't Be a Sitting a Duck by Gabriel Austin Daffron

Don't Be a Sitting a Duck by Gabriel Austin Daffron

by Gabriel Daffron

$79.00

Stop Being A Sitting Duck For Your Opponent’s Leg Locks By Learning How To Defend, Escape, And Counter Their Lower Body Attacks With Gabriel Daffron

Course content · 4 volumes · 33 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Your study should start with offense
  3. 3. Grip breaking from single leg x
  4. 4. Counter Toe Hold Neutral Ashi
  5. 5. Akoki Lock Counter Single Leg X
  6. 6. Pass Off Series forcing Outside Ashi
  7. 7. Pass Off Series Rat Trap
  8. 8. Pass Off Series Inverted Heel Hook
  9. 9. Dilemma between boot and toe point
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Hidden Heel rolling for Inverted
  2. 2. Pass back to Russian Knot steering Wheel Toe Hold
  3. 3. Criss Cross Counter from Inside Triangle
  4. 4. Defense heel slipping mechanics from Outside Ashi
  5. 5. Defense Heel Slipping Mechanics From Inside Triangle
  6. 6. Counter Back Take Series
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Single Leg x Counter Back Take Series
  2. 2. Counter Back Take Series Knee Wedge
  3. 3. Back Side 50/50 Defense
  4. 4. One Knee Up One Knee Down Series Smash
  5. 5. One Knee Up One Knee Down Series Butterfly Guard Pass
  6. 6. One Knee Up One Knee Down Series Rolling Kimura Reaction
  7. 7. One Knee Up One Knee Down Series Rolling Front Head Reaction
  8. 8. One Knee Up One Knee Down Series Rolling Toe Hold
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Standing Series Single Leg X Gianni Grippo
  2. 2. Standing Series Single Leg X Head and Arm Counter
  3. 3. Standing Series Single Leg X Dilemma Between Drag and Heel
  4. 4. Back Take Series From Standing
  5. 5. Back Take Series Sit Up Reaction
  6. 6. Standing Single Leg X Rolling Toe Hold
  7. 7. Toreando Passing Back Step Defense To Counter To Inverted Heel
  8. 8. X Guard Counter To Inverted Heel Hook
  9. 9. False Reap Counter
  10. 10. Outro
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