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The Evolved Ezekiel by Kennet Ekelund Waale

The Evolved Ezekiel by Kennet Ekelund Waale

by Kennet Ekelund Waale

$79.00

Attack The Ezekiel Choke In A Whole New Way, As Kennet Ekelund Waale Teaches A Mastercourse In How To Add This Underused Choke To Your Submission Arsenal

Course content · 5 volumes · 131 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction to Mount - Introduction
  2. 2. The Principle of Association and Disassociation
  3. 3. The Neck is Designed for Movement
  4. 4. How to Leverage the Practical Anatomy of the Shoulder to Maximize Control and Strangles
  5. 5. Staying Safe in Bottom Mount - Introduction
  6. 6. The Principle of Off-Balancing Opponents to Stay Safe
  7. 7. Using the Three-Quarter Bridge to Save Energy
  8. 8. T-Rex Arm + Neck Shrug = True, when Staying Safe
  9. 9. A Practical Example of the Three-Quarter Bridge
  10. 10. The Three-Quarter Bridge is Association in Practice
  11. 11. Controlling Low Mount - Introduction
  12. 12. Anatomical Mount - How to “Super Glue” Yourself to The Opponent So You Never Lose Mount Position
  13. 13. The concept of “Hide, Pinch and Hover”
  14. 14. The power of “tucking your hips under”
  15. 15. A Practical Example of the Anatomical Mount Concepts
  16. 16. A Brief Summary for When You’re Panicking and Don’t Remember What To Do
  17. 17. The Anatomy of Mount Frames - Introduction
  18. 18. The importance of levers when breaking mount frames
  19. 19. Disassociating the Elbow from the Torso and Controlling the Ribcage
  20. 20. Our main goal in top mount – Dividing the Upper and Lower Bodies
  21. 21. Breaking Mount Frames Part 1 - Using Hips & Lock Method - Introduction
  22. 22. The Hip Push Method of Breaking Frames
  23. 23. Introduction to The Lock Method of Breaking Frames
  24. 24. “Opening the Lock” Using Your Hands and The Reverse Palm Option
  25. 25. Summary of The Mount Position and Concepts of Breaking Frames
  26. 26. Breaking Mount Frames Part 2 – Using The Choke Threat & Leg Twist - Introduction
  27. 27. The importance of Applying Cross-Face Pressure in The Correct Direction
  28. 28. Threatening a Choke to Open The Mount Frame
  29. 29. Threatening The “Leg Twist” to Open The Mount Frame
  30. 30. Threatening The “Leg Twist” + “Lock Method” Combination to Open The Mount Frame
  31. 31. Summary of 4 Primary Ways of Breaking Mount Frames
  32. 32. The Strength of The Three-Quarter Bridge - Introduction
  33. 33. A Strong Cross-Face and Lock Break Prevents The Upa-Escape
  34. 34. The Principle of The Three-Quarter Bridge in Action
  35. 35. How to Use The Three-Quarter Bridge to Escape a Tough Mount Cross-Face
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Introduction to Mount - Introduction
  2. 2. The Principle of Association and Disassociation
  3. 3. The Neck is Designed for Movement
  4. 4. How to Leverage the Practical Anatomy of the Shoulder to Maximize Control and Strangles
  5. 5. Staying Safe in Bottom Mount - Introduction
  6. 6. The Principle of Off-Balancing Opponents to Stay Safe
  7. 7. Using the Three-Quarter Bridge to Save Energy
  8. 8. T-Rex Arm + Neck Shrug = True, when Staying Safe
  9. 9. A Practical Example of the Three-Quarter Bridge
  10. 10. The Three-Quarter Bridge is Association in Practice
  11. 11. Controlling Low Mount - Introduction
  12. 12. Anatomical Mount - How to “Super Glue” Yourself to The Opponent So You Never Lose Mount Position
  13. 13. The concept of “Hide, Pinch and Hover”
  14. 14. The power of “tucking your hips under”
  15. 15. A Practical Example of the Anatomical Mount Concepts
  16. 16. A Brief Summary for When You’re Panicking and Don’t Remember What To Do
  17. 17. The Anatomy of Mount Frames - Introduction
  18. 18. The importance of levers when breaking mount frames
  19. 19. Disassociating the Elbow from the Torso and Controlling the Ribcage
  20. 20. Our main goal in top mount – Dividing the Upper and Lower Bodies
  21. 21. Breaking Mount Frames Part 1 - Using Hips & Lock Method - Introduction
  22. 22. The Hip Push Method of Breaking Frames
  23. 23. Introduction to The Lock Method of Breaking Frames
  24. 24. “Opening the Lock” Using Your Hands and The Reverse Palm Option
  25. 25. Summary of The Mount Position and Concepts of Breaking Frames
  26. 26. Breaking Mount Frames Part 2 – Using The Choke Threat & Leg Twist - Introduction
  27. 27. The importance of Applying Cross-Face Pressure in The Correct Direction
  28. 28. Threatening a Choke to Open The Mount Frame
  29. 29. Threatening The “Leg Twist” to Open The Mount Frame
  30. 30. Threatening The “Leg Twist” + “Lock Method” Combination to Open The Mount Frame
  31. 31. Summary of 4 Primary Ways of Breaking Mount Frames
  32. 32. The Strength of The Three-Quarter Bridge - Introduction
  33. 33. A Strong Cross-Face and Lock Break Prevents The Upa-Escape
  34. 34. The Principle of The Three-Quarter Bridge in Action
  35. 35. How to Use The Three-Quarter Bridge to Escape a Tough Mount Cross-Face
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. The Anatomy of a Choke - The Reason Why There Isn’t Such a Thing as “Air vs Blood Chokes”
  2. 2. Using the Correct Terminology – Strangle vs Choke
  3. 3. Firing off The “Alarm Bells” In the Neck to Maximize Strangles
  4. 4. The Anatomy of The 2-Finger Grip - Introduction to Section
  5. 5. Why a 2-Finger Grip Is The Strongest
  6. 6. A Time and Place for All Grips
  7. 7. A Practical Look at the Skeleton
  8. 8. When To Use 2-Finger Grip and When Not To - The Strength of the 2 Finger Grip Practical Demo
  9. 9. Opening The Collar to Make it Stronger
  10. 10. Why Using a 4-Finger Grip from the Back Is Not Optimal
  11. 11. When Not To Use a 2-Finger Grip
  12. 12. 2-Finger Grip Allows for More Movement
  13. 13. The Alarm Bell Ezekiel Choke - Introduction
  14. 14. Controlling the Head, Neck and Shoulders for a Successful Strangle
  15. 15. Using the Chicken-Wing to Control Opponent and Assert 2-Finger Grip
  16. 16. Exposing the Neck for Maximum Strangulation
  17. 17. Two Secret Tricks to Maximize the Submission
  18. 18. The Torque Ezekiel Strangle - A step-by-step walk-through of the Torque Ezekiel Strangle
  19. 19. Take Away the Space and Strangle!
  20. 20. The Soul Crusher Ezekiel Strangle - A step-by-step walk through of the Soul Crusher Ezekiel Strangle
  21. 21. Let’s Crush Some Souls!
  22. 22. Use the head to prevent the opponent defending
  23. 23. The Soul Stealer Ezekiel Strangle -Introduction
  24. 24. Let’s Steal Some Souls!
  25. 25. Using The Elbow to Further Expose The Neck
  26. 26. A Quick Summary of the 4 Ezekiel Strangles
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Principles of Escapes and Escaping the Alarm Bell Ezekiel Strangle - Introduction
  2. 2. The Principle of Reverse Engineering
  3. 3. Using the Free Arm to Protect the Neck
  4. 4. Trapping the Choking Arm When They Go Across the Neck
  5. 5. Breaking the Grip By Arm Pressure and Posture
  6. 6. What To Do If Your Shoulders Aren’t Flexible
  7. 7. Final Option: The Houdini Escape
  8. 8. A Summary of Escaping the Alarm Bell Ezekiel Strangle
  9. 9. Escaping the Torque Ezekiel Strangle - Introduction
  10. 10. The Importance of “Turning and Trapping”
  11. 11. Looking Above Your Head and Shoulder for the Most Efficient Escape
  12. 12. “ Look, Trap, Bridge and Roll”
  13. 13. Adding the “Swim” to get the “Kung Fu Escape”
  14. 14. A Summary of Escaping the Torque Ezekiel Strangle
  15. 15. Escaping the Soul Crusher and Soul Stealer Ezekiel Strangles - Introduction
  16. 16. Creating a Shoulder Frame
  17. 17. Creating the Shoulder Clamp to Prevent the Strangle and Get Ready to Escape
  18. 18. “Push, Swim and Pop”
  19. 19. Fine Tuning the Escape
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. A Brief Introduction to Skill Acquisition - Introduction
  2. 2. The Perfect Repetition Myth
  3. 3. Factors that Influence How We Learn and The Importance of “Repetition without Repetition”
  4. 4. Using External Tools to Constraint Movement in Order to Get Better Faster
  5. 5. Recognizing How You Learn Under Different Circumstances
  6. 6. The Importance of Positional Sparring Under Scaled Intensities
  7. 7. A Quick Summary
  8. 8. Mount Breaking and Staying Safe Games for Skill Acquisition - Explanation of the Games and Rules
  9. 9. Playing “Don’t Lose Your Balls!”
  10. 10. Playing “Don’t Lose Your Balls – Bean Bag Edition!”
  11. 11. Stop Wrote Learning – Play and Explore!
  12. 12. Vary the Games to Vary the Skills
  13. 13. Escape Games for Skill Acquisition - Playing “Small Sided BJJ” with Eyes Closed
  14. 14. Playing “Small Sided BJJ” with Bean Bags
  15. 15. The Importance of Recognizing the Downfall of Gripping an Object
  16. 16. The Role of Play and Exploration in Getting Better at BJJ
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