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Mastering Jiu Jitsu Escapes From Bottom by Joe Woo

Mastering Jiu Jitsu Escapes From Bottom by Joe Woo

by Joe Woo

$79.00

Getting stuck on bottom drains your energy, your confidence, and your matches. In Mastering Jiu Jitsu Escapes From Bottom, Joe Woo delivers a complete defensive blueprint designed to help you escape bad positions with structure, timing, and technical precision

Course content · 4 volumes · 34 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Mount - Elbow Escape
  3. 3. Elbow Escape Foot Trap
  4. 4. Elbow Escape With Pant Grip
  5. 5. Upa Escape With Ankle Block
  6. 6. Upa Escape With Straight Leg
  7. 7. Upa Escape Counter To Elbow Escape
  8. 8. Elbow Escapes To S-Mount Escape
  9. 9. Two Hands On Hips Escape
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Side Control - Double Forearm Frame Escape To Guard
  2. 2. Double Forearm Frame Escape To Knees
  3. 3. Double Forearm Frame Escape To Armbar
  4. 4. Double Forearm Escape To Armbar Threat To Guard
  5. 5. Far Side Underhook Escape To Knees
  6. 6. Near Side Underhook Escape To Guard
  7. 7. Double Underhook Escape To Knees
  8. 8. Double Underhook Escape To Guard
  9. 9. North South - Double Forearm Frame To Guard
  10. 10. Double Forearm Frame To Knees
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Knee On Stomach - Hand On Belt And Knees Escape To Knees
  2. 2. Foot Trap Escape To Half Guard
  3. 3. Foot Trap Escape To Deep Half Guard
  4. 4. Elbow To Knee Escape
  5. 5. Elbow To Knee Escape To Knees
  6. 6. Elbow To Knee Escape To Guard
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Back Mount - No Hooks Escape To Guard
  2. 2. With Hooks Leg Wedge Escape To Guard
  3. 3. Turtle To Top Escape
  4. 4. Turtle To Top Hook Removed Escape
  5. 5. Turtle Roll To Side Escape
  6. 6. Turtle Roll To Other Side Escape
  7. 7. Turtle Position - Escape To Guard
  8. 8. Roll To Top
  9. 9. Outro
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