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Watch Your Back by Jake Straus

Watch Your Back by Jake Straus

by Jake Straus

$79.00

Unlock the secrets to dominating your opponent with Jake Straus’s revolutionary no-gi BJJ instructional, Watch Your Back

Course content · 4 volumes · 42 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Attacks - Concepts: Strong Side And Weak Side
  3. 3. Concepts: Locking A Body Triangle More Easily
  4. 4. Trap Your Own Arm
  5. 5. Kimura Trap Triangle Or Arm Bar
  6. 6. Belly Down Face Crank
  7. 7. Switch Blading
  8. 8. Half Nelson Twister
  9. 9. Standard Twister
  10. 10. Groin Lock
  11. 11. Calf Slice
  12. 12. Single Leg Grape Vine To Groin Lock
  13. 13. Suloev Stretch
  14. 14. Basic Rear Naked
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Back Retention - The Pillow
  2. 2. The Long Hook
  3. 3. Dealing With Them Building Base
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Escapes - Basic Concepts
  2. 2. Defending Strong Side
  3. 3. Peeling The Hook And Turning
  4. 4. Undoing The Triangle
  5. 5. Timing The Triangle
  6. 6. Arm Trapped - Part 1
  7. 7. Arm Trapped - Part 2
  8. 8. Building Hip Height And Casting The Net
  9. 9. Fat Man Roll
  10. 10. Leg Shelf And Sit Through
  11. 11. Turtleplata
  12. 12. Building Base And Leaning Forward
  13. 13. Building Base And Standing Straight
  14. 14. Regular Roll And Scoot Towards Head
  15. 15. Breaking The Hand Grips And Turning
  16. 16. Beating The Standing Body Triangle
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Counters - Simple Ankle Lock When The Legs Cross
  2. 2. Kipping To Single Leg X
  3. 3. Leg Trap Knee Bar
  4. 4. Entering The Saddle
  5. 5. Kimura
  6. 6. Rolling Into Saddle
  7. 7. Standing Kimura
  8. 8. Harai
  9. 9. Chair Sit
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