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Mastering Scramble Positions and Fundamental Offensive Attacks by Brett Pfarr

Mastering Scramble Positions and Fundamental Offensive Attacks by Brett Pfarr

by Brett Pfarr

$79.00

Course content · 4 volumes · 37 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Cross Ankle Scramble - Introduction to Cross Ankle; High Head, Advance Position, Keep Far Ankle
  3. 3. Table Top
  4. 4. Table Top Defense
  5. 5. Knee Block
  6. 6. Knee Block Defense
  7. 7. Play in the Scramble
  8. 8. Cross Ankle Pass
  9. 9. Defending Near Side Ankle Pass
  10. 10. Miscellaneous Scramble Positions - Single Leg Spin Defense
  11. 11. Submarine Defense without Arm Trapped
  12. 12. Submarine Defense with Arm Trapped
  13. 13. Low Single Defense 1
  14. 14. Low Single Defense 2
  15. 15. Crackdown Defense Leg Back
  16. 16. Crackdown Defense Sit in Corner
  17. 17. High Crotch Defense Crotch Roll
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Single Leg Offense - Single Leg Setup
  2. 2. Single Leg - High Level Finish
  3. 3. Single Leg - Mid Level Finish
  4. 4. Single Leg - Finish on the Corner
  5. 5. Single Leg - Inside Table Top
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Outside Step - Introduction to Outside Step
  2. 2. Outside Step - High Crotch
  3. 3. Outside Step - Knee Pull
  4. 4. Outside Step - Single Leg
  5. 5. Single Leg to High Crotch
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. 2 on 1 & Wrist Drag Offense - Introduction to the 2 on 1 Position
  2. 2. 2 on 1 Near Side Single Leg
  3. 3. 2 on 1 Shovel
  4. 4. 2 on 1 Pop High Crotch
  5. 5. Opposite Side Drag 2 on 1
  6. 6. Intro to Wrist Wrestling
  7. 7. Wrist Drag Setups
  8. 8. Drag to Single
  9. 9. Baseball Grip to Cross Drag
  10. 10. Outro
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