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Perfect Position: Becoming The Stronger Wrestler by Ebed Jarrell

Perfect Position: Becoming The Stronger Wrestler by Ebed Jarrell

by Ebed Jarrell

$79.00

Division-1 Standout Wrestler And Successful Coach Ebed Jarrell Builds Your Wrestling IQ By Focusing On Gaining And Maintaining Good Position Rather Than Particular Moves - Use These Concepts To Improve From Everywhere

Course content · 3 volumes · 43 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Attaining a Perfect Stance - Leg Position
  3. 3. Foot Position: Distributing your weight
  4. 4. Back Position: Managing Your Level
  5. 5. Arm Position
  6. 6. Mirror Drill
  7. 7. Down Block Drill
  8. 8. Perfect Positioning in Tie Ups - Introduction
  9. 9. Initial Engagement
  10. 10. Head Positioning
  11. 11. Weight Distribution
  12. 12. Down Block Drill
  13. 13. Down Block Drill 2
  14. 14. Perfect Positioning From Attacks - Understanding The Split Squat
  15. 15. Single legs - Finishing On Your Feet
  16. 16. Posture Recovery
  17. 17. Backside Finish
  18. 18. Countering Kickouts
  19. 19. Backdoor Finish
  20. 20. Head wheel
  21. 21. Hip In Finish
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. High crotch - Finish on Your Feet
  2. 2. Run The Pipe
  3. 3. Hip In Finish
  4. 4. Far Ankle Finish
  5. 5. Shelf Finish
  6. 6. Crackdown
  7. 7. Head Position
  8. 8. Double - Finish on Your Feet
  9. 9. Knee Block Finish
  10. 10. Knee Pound
  11. 11. Single Leg Switch
  12. 12. Knee Pound Drill
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Perfect Position Defense: The Art of the Sprawl - Head Hands Defense
  2. 2. Fundamental Sprawl
  3. 3. Hopping Sprawl
  4. 4. Backdoor Sprawl
  5. 5. Backside Sprawl
  6. 6. High Crotch Sprawl
  7. 7. Crackdown Recovery
  8. 8. Head Switch
  9. 9. Double Sprawl
  10. 10. Roll Through Sprawl
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