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Dominating The Front Headlock by Dan Vallimont

Dominating The Front Headlock by Dan Vallimont

by Dan Vallimont

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Dominate The Front Headlock Position With Elite Level Strategies From 2-Time NCAA All-American Dan Vallimont

Course content · 4 volumes · 37 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Introduction - Introduction to front headlock
  3. 3. Getting to front headlock 1 (fake and pull)
  4. 4. Getting to front headlock 2 (inside tie)
  5. 5. Getting to front headlock 3 (collar tie)
  6. 6. Getting to front headlock 4 (from opponent shot)
  7. 7. Snap go-behind drill from knees
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Finishes from the mat - Push, pull punch finish
  2. 2. Head in the hole tradition finish
  3. 3. Near side cradle
  4. 4. Roll-through cradle
  5. 5. Cement mixer
  6. 6. Fake cement mixer to wrist pull go behind
  7. 7. Rolling cement mixer
  8. 8. Rip/chop
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Head pinch
  2. 2. Knee tap
  3. 3. Elbow control single
  4. 4. Elbow control pancake
  5. 5. Elbow control fake single/switch directions
  6. 6. Misdirecting throw by
  7. 7. Knee behind the armpits
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Finishing from the mat - Snap to mat (push, pull punch)
  2. 2. Low leg cradle
  3. 3. Inside trip
  4. 4. Near side cradle
  5. 5. Ankle pick
  6. 6. Fake near side cradle, let head pop, pull to high crotch or double
  7. 7. Elbow pass to high crotch or double
  8. 8. Elbow pass single
  9. 9. Elbow pass to ankle pick
  10. 10. Head pinch
  11. 11. Near or far leg carry
  12. 12. Fake knee tap to arm throw
  13. 13. Elevator
  14. 14. Cross knee pick
  15. 15. Outro
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