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Bulldog Choke Mastery by Bjorn Friedrich

Bulldog Choke Mastery by Bjorn Friedrich

by Bjorn Friedrich

$79.00

Catch Your Training Partners and Opponents by Surprise with The False Choke and Reverse Seat Belt Tactics with Black Belt BJJ Expert Bjorn Friedrich

Course content · 4 volumes · 31 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Basic Principles. Basic Principles of the False Choke
  2. 2. Basic Principles of the Reverse Seatbelt
  3. 3. Reverse Seatbelt to False Choke Transition
  4. 4. Importance of controlling the near side arm
  5. 5. Reverse Seatbelt with near side arm control
  6. 6. Reverse Seatbelt with far side arm control
  7. 7. Modified Reverse Seatbelt I
  8. 8. Modified Reverse Seatbelt II
  9. 9. Belly Down False Choke
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Entries. Transition from Seatbelt into Reverse Seatbelt
  2. 2. Cross grip from Seatbelt to Reverse Seatbelt
  3. 3. Cross Face entry into Reverse Seatbelt
  4. 4. Wrestling Ride to near side Reverse Seatbelt
  5. 5. Wrestling Ride to far side Reverse Seatbelt
  6. 6. Front Headlock to Reverse Seatbelt
  7. 7. Takedown defense to Reverse Seatbelt
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Crucifix & the False Choke. Transition from Reverse Seatbelt to Crucifix
  2. 2. Transition from Crucifix to Reverse Seatbelt
  3. 3. Transition into Sitting Turtle Position
  4. 4. The Back Take from Sitting Turtle Position
  5. 5. Crucifix from Sitting Turtle Position
  6. 6. False Choke from Sitting Turtle Position
  7. 7. Combining Crucifix and the False Choke
  8. 8. Belly Down False Choke
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Trouble Shooting & escapes. Crucifix from a failed False Choke
  2. 2. Biceps Crusher from a failed False Choke
  3. 3. Get up from a failed False Choke
  4. 4. Triangle Choke from a failed False Choke
  5. 5. Getting Side Control from a failed False Choke
  6. 6. Basic principles of escaping the False Choke
  7. 7. A powerful sweep from the Reverse Seatbelt
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