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The Total Kneebar Tutorial by Dave Porter

The Total Kneebar Tutorial by Dave Porter

by Dave Porter

$79.00

Dave Porter, a Pedro Sauer black belt, brings you a complete guide of all aspects of the knee bar. From set ups, transitions from guard, and finishing mechanics; this series is master class!

Course content · 4 volumes · 29 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Introduction into intermediate leg attacks
  3. 3. What are the main positions covered in this tutorial
  4. 4. Explaining the difference between a focus on the meniscus crush or a hyper extension
  5. 5. Traversing drill for warmups
  6. 6. Troubleshooting and defensive strategy. Fixing opponent’s hips with leg “bite”
  7. 7. Head position on the big toe side of foot
  8. 8. When to switch to the ultra-kneebar
  9. 9. Unweaving the leg triangle
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Standing knee bar attacks. Victor’s Roll off of their duck-under
  2. 2. Victor’s Roll off of a failed hip throw
  3. 3. Flying leg-scissor to kneebar
  4. 4. Backstep off of seated guard
  5. 5. Knee Cut to backstep
  6. 6. Belly-down ankle lock to ultra
  7. 7. Vegan mount
  8. 8. Quarter guard counter
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Neutral Kneebar attacks. Knee bar from dogfight
  2. 2. Counter half-guard knee shield (high)
  3. 3. Counter half-guard knee shield (natural)
  4. 4. Saddle (over/under) transition
  5. 5. Saddle leg weave
  6. 6. 50/50 kneebar
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Bottom position Kneebars. Fake Star sweep to kneebar
  2. 2. Half-guard with butterfly hook to Kneebar
  3. 3. Half-guard roll through to kneebar
  4. 4. Deep-half inverted kneebar from Half
  5. 5. Inverted knee bar from low back escape
  6. 6. Outro
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