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The Dark Art Of Back Attacks by Dan Covel

The Dark Art Of Back Attacks by Dan Covel

by Dan Covel

$97.00

Control The Back And Finish The Fight With Secrets To Effective Grappling From Black Belt Dan Covel’s Blueprint to Getting The Tap

Course content · 2 volumes · 27 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Back Takes - Classic Knee in Shoulder Details
  3. 3. Hip Drag / Cross Face Knee In
  4. 4. Hip Drag / Cross Face False Hook Near Side
  5. 5. Hip Drag to Side Control to Fake Half to Back
  6. 6. Near Side Wrist and Ankle Pull
  7. 7. Re-Pummeling the Legs to Back Takes
  8. 8. Un-Pummel to Step Over to Retake the Back
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Control / Finishes - Importance of Falling to Underhook Side and Kimura Grip
  2. 2. Feet to Hips to Triangle to Armlock
  3. 3. Knee Over Trap Shoulder
  4. 4. Knee Over to Heel Down Hip Out to Triangle
  5. 5. Inverted Kimura Finish Off Triangle
  6. 6. Knee Trap to Heel Down to Straight Armlock
  7. 7. Knee Trap Heel Down to RNC
  8. 8. Knee Trap - Avoid Opponent Catching Legs - to Kimura Finish
  9. 9. Knee Trap to Crucifix to Cross Face Back to Hooks
  10. 10. Body Triangle to Wrist Ride to RNC
  11. 11. Body Triangle to Wrist Ride Chicken Wing to RNC
  12. 12. Body Triangle - Bring Top Arm Over - Leg Control Armlock
  13. 13. Body Triangle to Shoulder Crank to RNC
  14. 14. Opponent Goes to Overhook Side - Armlock Finish
  15. 15. Twister When Opponent Forces Bottom Hook Out
  16. 16. Regain Back Control When Opponent Forces Bottom Hook Out
  17. 17. Body Triangle to Turn Opponent to Belly Down to Arm Lock
  18. 18. Body Triangle to Crossface to Knee Heel Down to RNC
  19. 19. Outro
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