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Dagestani Handcuffs Leg rides and Mechanical Proficiency by Malachy Friedman & Greg Jackson

Dagestani Handcuffs Leg rides and Mechanical Proficiency by Malachy Friedman & Greg Jackson

by Malachy Friedman

$99.00

Course content · 2 volumes · 31 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro With Greg
  2. 2. Intro Into Far Arm Dagestani From Spiral Ride
  3. 3. Striking From Rides
  4. 4. Countering The Defense To Dagestani
  5. 5. Dagestani To Islam
  6. 6. Strikes And Psychological Factor Of Islam Position
  7. 7. Dagestani To Islam To Arm Trap Finish
  8. 8. Losing Arm But Maintaining Position
  9. 9. Joma Leg Ride To Far Arm Dagestani
  10. 10. Quarter Mount Beatdown
  11. 11. Correct Balance And Optimal Strikes From Quarter
  12. 12. Quartermount To Mank Control Setting Up Far Arm Dagestani
  13. 13. Diamond To Far Arm Dagestani
  14. 14. Highcrotch To Far Arm Dagestani
  15. 15. Proper Highcrotch
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Wedging And Where To Be In Relation To Your Opponent
  2. 2. Far Arm Dagestani To Rnc
  3. 3. Back Control To Far Arm Dagestani
  4. 4. Back Control To Far Arm Belly Down
  5. 5. Controlling Wrist Opening Hips To Prevent Wall
  6. 6. The Vital Reason We Need To Learn Trap Arms And Legs
  7. 7. Khamzat Ride And Breakdown Into Dagestani
  8. 8. Mank Control To Far Arm Ride Dagestani
  9. 9. Roundabout Beatdown Position
  10. 10. Mental Breaking Process Of Drowning Opponent
  11. 11. Proper Mount Balance To Strikes
  12. 12. False Armbar To Big Shots
  13. 13. Bonus Intro Into Each Leg Tie Position Heel Peel Escape
  14. 14. Bonus Intro Into Leg Tie Whizzer Escape
  15. 15. Bonus Intro Into Leg Tie Shin To Belly Lockdown
  16. 16. Bonus The Leg Bundle And Leg Tie Correctly Applied
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