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Wrestle Jitsu and Concepts of Pressure by Pedro Ascencio 50% Off

Wrestle Jitsu and Concepts of Pressure by Pedro Ascencio

by Pedro Ascencio

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Combine Wrestling Pressure And Jiu-Jitsu Finesse To Become The Ultimate Top Game Grappler With Or Without The Gi From Black Belt Pedro Asencio!

Course content · 5 volumes · 30 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro - Concepts
  2. 2. Takedowns Gi - Half Butterfly Sweep Takedown
  3. 3. Lapel Drag to Single Leg to Leg Drag
  4. 4. Open Guard Lapel Sweep/Back Roll to Single Leg
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Takedowns No Gi - Over Under Throw
  2. 2. Armdrag Inside Hook Takedown
  3. 3. Single Leg defense counter to Heel Hook
  4. 4. Russian Tie/2 on 1 to single leg
  5. 5. Goose Neck to back take to dagestani handcuff
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Top Game GI - Keeping the mount/Invisible Jiu Jitsu Fundamentals
  2. 2. Mount Transition to High Mount to Katagatame
  3. 3. Asimetrical Over Under Pass
  4. 4. Closed Guard Pass of Doom
  5. 5. DLR Headquarters Pass to leg drag
  6. 6. Single Leg X defense/counter Estima Lock
  7. 7. North South Cross lapel choke- Pressure
  8. 8. Top Game NoGi - Armbar Tricks - Attacks from the Spider Web
  9. 9. Double Leg Sweep to Dagestani Handcuff to the Back to Choke
  10. 10. Half Guard Tripod Pass
  11. 11. Over Under Pressure Pass to kneebar
  12. 12. Craddle Sprawl Pass
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Bottom Game GI - Failed Armdrag Half Butterly Sweep
  2. 2. Over Hook Cross Choke
  3. 3. Helicopter Arm Bar
  4. 4. Lapeloplata to triangle
  5. 5. Lasso Guard to Omoplata
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Bottom Game NoGI - Side Control Scape to Back Body lock
  2. 2. Mir Lock/Americana From Guard
  3. 3. Butterfly Guard Saddle Entry - Kami Basami
  4. 4. Heel Hook From Z Guard
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