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The Foundations of Back Control by Ante Dzolic

The Foundations of Back Control by Ante Dzolic

by Ante Dzolic

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Build A Rock Solid Foundation For Controlling And Attacking The Back With Ante Dzolic!

Course content · 6 volumes · 85 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Series Introduction
  2. 2. The High Side Back Control - Introduction
  3. 3. The Simple Choke
  4. 4. The Simple Choke to RNC
  5. 5. The Simple Choke to the Three Big Chokes
  6. 6. The Simple Choke to Shin Behind the Neck Bow & Arrow
  7. 7. Advanced Simple Choke variations and Transition to the Under Hook Side Control
  8. 8. Hip Bump to Spread the Chicken
  9. 9. Spread the Chicken to Single Arm RNC & the Short Choke
  10. 10. Hip Bump to the Under Hook Side Back Control
  11. 11. Horse Collar Reset to Under Hook Side Control
  12. 12. Horse Collar Reset to High Side Back Control (Inserting the Bottom Hook)
  13. 13. Horse Collar Reset to High Side Back Control (Turtle Breakdown)
  14. 14. Power Half Nelson Breakdown
  15. 15. Horse Collar Control to the Upper Body Crucifix
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. The Under Hook Side Back Control - Introduction
  2. 2. Switching to the Under Hook Side
  3. 3. Opening Attack
  4. 4. Bow & Arrow Choke (Hand control variation)
  5. 5. Three Complimentary Chokes
  6. 6. Using the Modified Bow & Arrow to Counter a Hidden Topside Arm
  7. 7. Countering the Two on One Defense
  8. 8. Kimura Trap Back Control to Arm Bar
  9. 9. Sit Up to the Spiderweb
  10. 10. Switch Arm Bar VS RNC Defense
  11. 11. Regaining Back Control
  12. 12. The Uneven Hips Arm Bar
  13. 13. Follow Up Attacks When We Can’t Perform the Arm Bar
  14. 14. Countering a Strong Bridge
  15. 15. Transition to Spread the Chicken
  16. 16. Transition to the Lower Body Crucifix
  17. 17. Transition to Upper Body Crucifix
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. The Upper Body Crucifix - Introduction (Hooks or Harness)
  2. 2. Trapping the Near Side Arm
  3. 3. The Ugly RNC and Short Choke
  4. 4. Transition to Facing Upwards in the Crucifix
  5. 5. The Power Half Breakdown
  6. 6. Arm Bar with The Legs
  7. 7. The Sliding Collar Choke
  8. 8. Three Collar Chokes
  9. 9. The Single Arm RNC
  10. 10. The Hell Choke
  11. 11. Countering the Turn to the Legs Escape
  12. 12. Countering the Bridging Escape
  13. 13. Countering the Scoot Down and Back Shoulder Roll Escape
  14. 14. Failed Omo Plata to The Upper Body Crucifix
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. The Lower Body Crucifix - Introduction
  2. 2. The Pre Hook Entry
  3. 3. The Groin Stretch
  4. 4. The Calf Slicer
  5. 5. The Twister
  6. 6. Taking the Back
  7. 7. High Side Back Control to the Lower Body Crucifix
  8. 8. The Omo Plata to the Lower Body Crucifix
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. The Harness - Introduction
  2. 2. The Basic Harness (Cement Neck Brace)
  3. 3. The Basic Chair Sit (Pathway to the Under Hook Side Back Control)
  4. 4. Breaking Them Down to a Hip
  5. 5. The Basic Spiral Ride
  6. 6. Spiral Ride Variations and Transitions
  7. 7. The Switch (When the Crucifix Goes Wrong)
  8. 8. The Switch (to The Lower Body Crucifix)
  9. 9. Opening Attacks
  10. 10. The Modified Ezekiel Choke
  11. 11. The Clock Choke
  12. 12. Alternative Clock Choke
  13. 13. Faria Single Strap Breakdown
  14. 14. The Arm Triangle
  15. 15. The Modified Ezekiel (Again)
  16. 16. The Kimura
  17. 17. The Penetration Step Chair Sit
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. The Leg Harness - Introduction
  2. 2. Low Squat Entry to the Leg Harness
  3. 3. Chair Sit to the Leg Harness
  4. 4. High Side Back Control to the Leg Harness
  5. 5. Leg Harness Arm Bar
  6. 6. The Reverse Triangle Choke
  7. 7. Complimentary Armlock Attacks
  8. 8. The Biceps Slicer
  9. 9. Transition to Straight Arm Bar
  10. 10. Troubleshooting Common Arm and Grip Configurations
  11. 11. More Grip Breaking from Kimura Control
  12. 12. The Paper Cutter
  13. 13. Transition to the Upper Body Crucifix
  14. 14. Transition to the Under Hook Side Back Control
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