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Foundations of MMA Striking Curriculum by Charles Martinez

Foundations of MMA Striking Curriculum by Charles Martinez

by Charles Martinez

$79.00

Understand The Basics That You Need To Have Under Your Belt If You Want To Be Successful In The Sport Of MMA With A Curriculum Designed By MMA Coach Charles Martinez

Course content · 4 volumes · 32 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Footwork - Stance/Weight
  3. 3. Basic Step And Slide
  4. 4. Push Shuffle And Slide Shuffle
  5. 5. Circling - Normal And Change To Switch
  6. 6. Anchor Stepping
  7. 7. Bump Step
  8. 8. Pivot/Step & Pivot, Post And Pivot
  9. 9. Double Cross Fwd/Back
  10. 10. Switch Step
  11. 11. Hook Shift
  12. 12. Footwork Combos - Walking Fwd, Push And Retreat To Evade Jab And Counter
  13. 13. Stalking & Advancing And Slide Shuffle Retreat Kick Defense
  14. 14. Retreating Then Meeting Opponent By Pushing Forward
  15. 15. Maintaining Distance, Person Presses Fwd And Then Evade By Circling Off
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Partner Drills - Mirror Image
  2. 2. Mirror Image With Jab
  3. 3. Pressure To Circle
  4. 4. Punches - Mechanics, Common Mistakes - J, C, LH, RH, LUC, RUC, BHX2, ROH
  5. 5. Glove Drills VS Offense/Defense
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Basic Mechanics Of Throwing A Kick - Spinning Back Kick
  2. 2. Side Kick - Body
  3. 3. Low Kick
  4. 4. Body Kick
  5. 5. Teep
  6. 6. Lead Leg Switch Kick
  7. 7. Basic Mechanics Of Throwing A Knee - Throwing Knee In The Open
  8. 8. Elbows - Rear 3 Direction And Lead 3 Direction
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Layers Of Defense - Punch Defense
  2. 2. Kick Defense
  3. 3. Takedowns - The Level Change And The Penetration Step In MMA
  4. 4. Outro
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