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The Line Drills by Matt Edgington

The Line Drills by Matt Edgington

by Matt Edgington

$79.00

Learn The Simple, Safe And Highly Effective Line Drills From Matt Edgington That Will Boost The Techniques You Actually Use When Rolling And Improve Your Overall Physical Ability - Perfect For Warm Ups & At Home Work Outs!

Course content · 3 volumes · 55 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Basics - Toe Touch
  3. 3. Double Leg
  4. 4. Shrimp
  5. 5. Backward Roll
  6. 6. Forward Roll
  7. 7. Technical Sit 1
  8. 8. 3 Side Step Sprawl
  9. 9. Back Break Falls
  10. 10. Heel Scoot
  11. 11. Wrestlers Roll
  12. 12. Steamroller
  13. 13. Crab Walk
  14. 14. Frankensteins
  15. 15. Frog Hops
  16. 16. Low Level Heel To Toe
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Technical - Bolos
  2. 2. Alligator
  3. 3. 1 Leg Bear Crawl
  4. 4. Shoot Drill (Z Drill)
  5. 5. Sidewinders
  6. 6. Side Plank Walk
  7. 7. Duck Walk
  8. 8. Shrimp To Sprawl
  9. 9. Forward Break Falls
  10. 10. Gorilla Walk 2
  11. 11. Elephant
  12. 12. Kangaroo
  13. 13. Combat Cartwheel
  14. 14. Headstand Cartwheel
  15. 15. Handstand Cartwheel
  16. 16. Plank Toe Touches
  17. 17. Technical Sit
  18. 18. Side Shrimp
  19. 19. Hitchhiker Escape
  20. 20. Fireman’S Carry
  21. 21. Inchworm
  22. 22. Duck-Under (Leg Raise/Side Lunge)
  23. 23. Backwards Bear Crawl
  24. 24. Skywalkers
  25. 25. 3 Step Side Sprawls
  26. 26. Cross Collar Chokes
  27. 27. Forward Shrimps
  28. 28. Sit-Throughs (Landing Kickouts)
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Complex - Kickout
  2. 2. Gorilla Walk 2
  3. 3. Figure 4 Push
  4. 4. Sprawl To Spin
  5. 5. Handstand To Roll
  6. 6. 2 Foot Touch Shoot
  7. 7. Backward Cartwheel (Spin Wheel)
  8. 8. Tumbleweeds (Toe Grab)
  9. 9. Side Butt Scoots
  10. 10. Creature Crawls
  11. 11. Bonus Workout - The Jiu-Jitsu Burpee
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