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Basic Wrestling Concepts For Jiu-Jitsu Athletes by Fred Leavy

Basic Wrestling Concepts For Jiu-Jitsu Athletes by Fred Leavy

by Fred Leavy

$79.00

Course content · 4 volumes · 32 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. 3 Different Types of Stance
  3. 3. Sugar Foot Right/Left Stance
  4. 4. Stance with Motion
  5. 5. Stance with Partner Motion Drills
  6. 6. Forhead to Forhead Drills
  7. 7. Four Lines of Defense (1-Forhead 2-Hands 3-Forarms 4-Hips)
  8. 8. Four Line of Defense Partner Drills
  9. 9. Four Line of Defense Partner Drills Extra Details
  10. 10. Four Line of Defense Partner Drills - Double Leg Disruption
  11. 11. Four Lines Defense Drills - Putting It All Together
  12. 12. Inside Control Collar Tie
  13. 13. Outside Elbow Control Tie Up
  14. 14. Double Inside Controll Tie Up
  15. 15. Double Outside Elbow Control
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Partner Drills Using These Basics Tie Up
  2. 2. Inside Control Collar Tie to Windshield Wiper
  3. 3. Inside Control Collar Tie to Windshield Wiper to Double Leg
  4. 4. Outside Elbow Control Collar Tie to High "C"
  5. 5. Outside Control Elbow Pass to Double Leg
  6. 6. Double Inside Control Tie to Duck Under
  7. 7. Double Outside Elbow Control Tie to Duck Under
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Exploring Tie Up Concepts (How to Make Proper Contact)
  2. 2. Extra Details on Inside Control Elbow Pass
  3. 3. Inside Control Elbow Pass to Single Leg on Opposite Side
  4. 4. Outside Elbow Control Tie Up to Duck Under Details
  5. 5. Pummel Inside Control Collar Tie to Snap Down Go Behind
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Down Blocking Against Single Leg & Double Leg
  2. 2. Making Contact Using Opposite Lead Leg Post
  3. 3. Basic Sprawl Concepts
  4. 4. Sprawl Against Double Leg
  5. 5. Single Leg Sprawl Defense (Misdirecting Your Opponent Head to the Outside)
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