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Master The Move: Omoplata by John Danaher

Master The Move: Omoplata by John Danaher

by John Danaher

$197.00

Course content · 6 volumes · 38 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. The Main Theme Of This Video And An Analysis Of The Traditional Omoplata Technique
  3. 3. Summarizing The 5 Major Problems That Any Omoplata Must Overcome
  4. 4. The Clamp
  5. 5. The Trap Triangle
  6. 6. The Williams Guard
  7. 7. Half Guard Knee Lever
  8. 8. Body Lock Counter With Omoplata
  9. 9. Stepover Entries Into Omoplata
  10. 10. Entering Omoplata From Single Leg
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Your First Goal- Establishing Outside Hip And Post Position
  2. 2. What Does It Really Mean To Win The Battle For Height
  3. 3. How To Win The Battle For Posture And Movement
  4. 4. Important Tricks For Establishing Initial Control From Omoplata
  5. 5. A New Approach To Omoplata Breaking Mechanics- The Switching Knees Method
  6. 6. An Alternative Method To Winning The Battle For Height- The Outside Hip Roll
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. The Most Important Skill Of Omoplata- Ride Time
  2. 2. Following An Inside Shoulder Roll
  3. 3. Following An Outside Shoulder Roll
  4. 4. Following A Cross Body Roll
  5. 5. Following A Cartwheel
  6. 6. Countering An Outside Leg Post
  7. 7. Countering An Inside Leg Post
  8. 8. Countering A Sit-Out
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Bicep Sweep
  2. 2. The Outside Inside Sweep
  3. 3. Far Leg Sweep
  4. 4. Far Ankle Hook
  5. 5. A Danger To Look Out For When Riding Omoplata- Double Omoplata
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Switching Knees Position
  2. 2. The Cruciplata Position
  3. 3. The Cruciplata Strangle
  4. 4. Bicep Pin
  5. 5. Outside Scoop Arm Bar
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. An Alternative Approach To Omoplata- The Inverted Knee
  2. 2. Omoplata And Triangle Relationship
  3. 3. Omoplata And Head Scissor Arm Bar
  4. 4. Omoplata As A Reversal
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