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The Beloglazov Wrestling System: Chest to Chest Position & Finishing/Defending Single Legs by Sergei Beloglazov

The Beloglazov Wrestling System: Chest to Chest Position & Finishing/Defending Single Legs by Sergei Beloglazov

by Sergei Belaglazov

$79.00

Course content · 2 volumes · 41 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Chest to Chest Positioning
  3. 3. Inside Trip
  4. 4. Step across Trip
  5. 5. Side Throw
  6. 6. Double Leg Transition from Chest to Chest
  7. 7. Arm Spin from Chest to Chest
  8. 8. Arm Spin Variation from Chest to Chest
  9. 9. Chest to Chest Transition Throw
  10. 10. Single Leg Finishes. Single Leg Trip
  11. 11. Leg on Outside Trip from Single Leg
  12. 12. Turk Finish from Single Leg
  13. 13. Knee Block Finish from Single Leg
  14. 14. Single Leg Transition to Stretch Double Leg
  15. 15. Barzegar
  16. 16. Dump
  17. 17. Double Leg Transition from Dump
  18. 18. Hook and Navy
  19. 19. Club and Twist
  20. 20. Inside Reach Dump
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Single Leg Defense. Single Leg Defense in the Air
  2. 2. Block the Head Go Behind
  3. 3. Pass The Head Inside Trip
  4. 4. Limp Leg
  5. 5. Single Leg Defense from the Ground. Basic Sprawl when Opponents hands are Locked
  6. 6. Knee Blocking
  7. 7. Half an Ankle
  8. 8. High Crotch Defense
  9. 9. High Crotch Switch the Head inside
  10. 10. High Crotch Defense: Cross Face
  11. 11. Crotch Lift
  12. 12. Waist Throw
  13. 13. Bump and Cradle
  14. 14. Bump and Turk
  15. 15. Freestyle Tilt
  16. 16. Crackdown Defense Recover Hips
  17. 17. Single Leg Finishes from the Mat. Basic Single Leg Finish from the Mat
  18. 18. Step Over Limp Arm
  19. 19. Drive back to Feet and Dump
  20. 20. Come out the Back Door
  21. 21. Outro
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