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BJJ Front Headlock Series Part 1 by Andrew Calandrelli

BJJ Front Headlock Series Part 1 by Andrew Calandrelli

by Andrew Calandrelli

$79.00

Learn To Effectively Navigate the Front Headlock Position and Supercharge your Submission Game with 3rd Degree Marcelo Garcia Black Belt Andrew Callandrelli

Course content · 3 volumes · 45 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Basic Snap Down
  3. 3. Angle to Snap Down
  4. 4. Dominant Side Underhook to Snap
  5. 5. Dominant Side Underhook to Pinch Headlock
  6. 6. Adding the Snap
  7. 7. 50/50 Pinch Headlock
  8. 8. Adding the Snap
  9. 9. 50/50 S-Grip to Dominant Side Underhook
  10. 10. 50/50 Lat Drop Foot Sweep
  11. 11. Adding the Snap
  12. 12. Sprawl Mechanics Off Double to Front Head
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Cement Job
  2. 2. Cement Mixer
  3. 3. Cement to Back
  4. 4. Adding the Bulldog Choke
  5. 5. Cement to Reverse Kimura
  6. 6. Arm Over roll to Mount
  7. 7. Arm Over to Anaconda
  8. 8. Arm Over to Closed Guard Guillotine
  9. 9. Arm Over to Half Guard Guillotine
  10. 10. Adding a Sweep to Anaconda
  11. 11. Arm Over to Back Take
  12. 12. Arm Over to Back Take Adding the Guillotine and Anaconda
  13. 13. Arm Over to Darce Sweep
  14. 14. Adding the Darce Choke
  15. 15. Upside Down Darce
  16. 16. Arm Over to Peruvian Necktie
  17. 17. Unifying the System
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Defense (1) Arm Drag
  2. 2. Defense (2) Shoulder and Hip
  3. 3. Defense (3) Pulling Half Guard
  4. 4. Defense (1) Counter Roll to Guard
  5. 5. Defense (2) Counter Pancake
  6. 6. Defense (3) Counter to Cement Pass
  7. 7. Open Guard Cement Pass
  8. 8. The Danaher Pass
  9. 9. Guard Pass with Guillotine Grip
  10. 10. Adding the Front Roll to Arm in Guillotine
  11. 11. Double Under Hook Pass to Front Head
  12. 12. Half Guard to Under Hook to Snap
  13. 13. Knee Shield Half Guard to Snap
  14. 14. Open Guard to Over Hook to Front Head Hook Sweep
  15. 15. Going to the other side if they defend
  16. 16. Bonus - Arm in Guillotine and The Kimura From a Sprawl
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