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The Art of Hand Fighting: Turning Their Control Tie Into Your Offense by Jon Morrison

The Art of Hand Fighting: Turning Their Control Tie Into Your Offense by Jon Morrison

by Jon Morrison

$77.00

Uncover Elite Hand Fighting Techniques From Jon Morrison A Four-Time NCAA Qualifier From Oklahoma State University And Gain Access To The Insider Secrets Of His Dominant Hand Fighting Skills!

Course content · 4 volumes · 37 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Initiating Contact Properly and Winning First Contact - Back Hand Club to Inside Control
  3. 3. Climb the wrist
  4. 4. Jab Fake Freeze
  5. 5. Post Club to Underhook
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Clearing the Collar Tie to Scores - Options to Clear the Collar Tie on Both Sides
  2. 2. Roll the Wrist to Drag
  3. 3. Thumb Block
  4. 4. Heavy Elbow Pass to Leg Attack or Fake Snap
  5. 5. Elbow Pass Over the Head
  6. 6. Pop to Underhook
  7. 7. Control Elbows
  8. 8. Over Tie
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Clearing Underhooks and Scoring with Overhooks - Arm Up / Elbow Down
  2. 2. Thigh Pry Drag Single
  3. 3. Thigh Pry Swim High Crotch
  4. 4. 2 Knee Fireman's Carry
  5. 5. Inside Trip
  6. 6. Polish Step Around
  7. 7. Step Behind / Arm Over
  8. 8. Scoring with Double Overhooks - Inside Trip
  9. 9. Scoring with Double Overhooks - Polish Step Around
  10. 10. Scoring with Double Overhooks - Fake Headlock - Metzger
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Clearing Wrists, 2 on 1 and Front Headlock - Climb the Wrist - Option 1
  2. 2. Climb the Wrist - Option 2
  3. 3. Drags
  4. 4. Change Off Pick
  5. 5. No Soft Hands / Elbow Back to Side
  6. 6. Rolling to Underhook
  7. 7. Attack the Top Hand
  8. 8. Attacking Far Elbow
  9. 9. Foot Block Pick
  10. 10. Limp Arm / Step Behind
  11. 11. Clearing FHL - Elbow / Post / Circle
  12. 12. Clearing FHL - Drag
  13. 13. Implementing Control Drills
  14. 14. Outro
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