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Dynamic Handfighting by Parker Keckeisen

Dynamic Handfighting by Parker Keckeisen

by Parker Keckeisen

$79.00

Step into the mindset and method of Parker Keckeisen—2024 NCAA Champion, 3-time NCAA Finalist, and 5-time All-American. In Dynamic Handfighting, Keckeisen reveals the physical and tactical system that powered his dominance at 184 lbs and continues to evolve at the senior freestyle level.

Course content · 2 volumes · 35 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Keys to Footwork - Footwork - 4 Lanes
  3. 3. Jab Step
  4. 4. J-Step
  5. 5. Hop Step
  6. 6. Swing Step
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Attacking Off the Handfight - 3 Areas of Handfighting
  2. 2. Fakes from Distance
  3. 3. Squaring Opponents Feet Up With Collar Tie Opposite Lead Leg
  4. 4. Squaring Opponents Feet Up With Collar Tie Same Side Lead Leg
  5. 5. Footwork Drill
  6. 6. Snatch Single from Distance
  7. 7. Snatch High Crotch from Distance
  8. 8. Double Leg
  9. 9. Distance Handfighting Thought Process
  10. 10. Creating Angles by Controlling the Arm Pit
  11. 11. Inside Reach Single
  12. 12. Attack the Reaction - Single Leg
  13. 13. Misdirection High Crotch or Single
  14. 14. Outside Elbow Tie Attacks
  15. 15. Scarecrow Snap Drill
  16. 16. Applying the Scarecrow Drill
  17. 17. Using Fakes to Clear Collar
  18. 18. Chain Wrestle Arm Drag to Double Leg
  19. 19. Attacking with Posts
  20. 20. Setting Up the Post
  21. 21. Club/Post Double Leg
  22. 22. Push the Collar Off to Single Leg
  23. 23. Push the Collar Off to Snap
  24. 24. Push the Collar Off to Misdirection
  25. 25. Play Wrestle the Position to Make it Your Own
  26. 26. Underhook Mechanics
  27. 27. Underhook Metzger and Throw By
  28. 28. Underhook Snap Down
  29. 29. Outro
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