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Dynamic Back Control by Bradley Schneider

Dynamic Back Control by Bradley Schneider

by Bradley Schneider

$79.00

Course content · 4 volumes · 50 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Instructional Overview
  2. 2. Standard Back Control - Offense - Essentials Of Control
  3. 3. Hand Fighting - Universal Tips Tricks
  4. 4. Straight Jacket Control
  5. 5. Underarm Drag
  6. 6. Cutting Through Cross Elbow Control
  7. 7. Hooks Vs Body Triangle
  8. 8. Regaining Alignment
  9. 9. Half Back
  10. 10. Chair Sit
  11. 11. Foot Lock
  12. 12. Submissions - Rear Naked Choke
  13. 13. One Handed Choke
  14. 14. Arm In Rear Naked Choke
  15. 15. Back Triangle
  16. 16. Armbar
  17. 17. Thunder Lock
  18. 18. Defense - Initial Grips/Hand Fighting
  19. 19. Lower Body Movement
  20. 20. Clearing The Body Triangle
  21. 21. Clearing Upper Body Control Weak Side - Turning Escape
  22. 22. Clearing Upper Body Control Strong Side - Sinking Escape/Passing The Arm
  23. 23. Bail Under Escape
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Turtle - Offense - Essentials Of Control
  2. 2. Taking The Back
  3. 3. Entering The Truck
  4. 4. Chasing The Crucifix
  5. 5. Defense - Sitting To Guard
  6. 6. Splitting The Hands
  7. 7. Fatboy Roll
  8. 8. Quadpod And Roll From The Tight Waist
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. The Truck - Offense - Essentials Of Control
  2. 2. Using The Truck To Take The Back
  3. 3. Calf Slicer
  4. 4. Banana Split
  5. 5. The Twister
  6. 6. Defense - Hijacking The Truck
  7. 7. Backroll To Flat Half
  8. 8. Calf Slice Counter To Armbar
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. The Crucifix - Offense - Essentials Of Control
  2. 2. Armbar
  3. 3. Choke
  4. 4. Reverse Omoplata
  5. 5. To Armbar/Back
  6. 6. Defense - Sinking Escape
  7. 7. Shot-Put Escape
  8. 8. Jesus Christ Lizard Escape
  9. 9. Leg Trapping
  10. 10. Outro
  11. 11. Bonus: Live Roll
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