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Attacking The Turtle Guard With Wrestlers For BJJ by Casey Lamb

Attacking The Turtle Guard With Wrestlers For BJJ by Casey Lamb

by Casey Lamb

$79.00

Add a touch of high level wrestling to your Jiu Jitsu and attack the turtle in every imaginable way with black belt Casey Lamb

Course content · 4 volumes · 38 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Basic movement 1
  3. 3. Basic movement 2
  4. 4. Hip theory
  5. 5. Breaking opponent down - Arm chop near and far
  6. 6. Far knee ankle
  7. 7. Tight waist ankle pick
  8. 8. Gut wrench tilt pressure
  9. 9. Crotch lift
  10. 10. Spiral ride
  11. 11. Review
  12. 12. Options from tight turtle
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Attacks from broken down opponent - Sub 1- Gable to kimura/wrist 1
  2. 2. Sub 2- Gable to kimura/wrist 2
  3. 3. Turn #1 Arm pull
  4. 4. Turn #2 Near side cradle
  5. 5. Farmer #1
  6. 6. Farmer #2
  7. 7. Turn #3 Arm bar chicken wing
  8. 8. Half Nelson/reload
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Common defense to gable
  2. 2. Counter reaction #1
  3. 3. Counter reaction #2
  4. 4. Counter reaction #3
  5. 5. Cross saddle position - Basic movement 1
  6. 6. Basic movement 2
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. How to attack breakdown from cross saddle - Basic flow
  2. 2. Taking the back
  3. 3. Cross face cradle
  4. 4. Quarter Nelson on the spin
  5. 5. Qtr Nelson reaction 2&3
  6. 6. Side saddle position entry
  7. 7. SSP/Kimura/wrist lock
  8. 8. SSP/TAB
  9. 9. SSP/squeeze/scoop arm bar
  10. 10. SSP/omoplata 2 ways
  11. 11. SSP/Gogoplata
  12. 12. Outro
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