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Leg Riding & Hook Defense Formula by Stephen Jarrell

Leg Riding & Hook Defense Formula by Stephen Jarrell

by Stephen Jarrell

$79.00

NCAA National Finalist Stephen Jarrell Goes Over The Most Important Concepts, Positioning, Prevention Methods, And Offensive Technique For The Leg Ride To Help You Make It One Of The Strongest Tools In Your Arsenal

Course content · 4 volumes · 40 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. What is Leg Riding?
  3. 3. Concepts and Principles - Micro Adjustments
  4. 4. Trust Your Movement
  5. 5. Technique Timing
  6. 6. Creating YOUR Scramble
  7. 7. Prevention - Intro Prevention
  8. 8. Managing Base for Wrestling
  9. 9. Managing Base for Jiu Jitsu
  10. 10. Inside Leg Stand Up
  11. 11. Weight Distribution
  12. 12. Hand Fighting From Bottom
  13. 13. Outside Leg Stand Up
  14. 14. Base Recovery
  15. 15. Developing with Caution
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Defense - Intro to Defense
  2. 2. Defending in Wrestling vs Jiu Jitsu
  3. 3. Positioning vs Strangles
  4. 4. Shallow Boot Hip Shuck
  5. 5. Cross Body Backpack Shuck
  6. 6. Split Second Decisions
  7. 7. Defending Power Half - Power Half - Prevention
  8. 8. Power Half - Hip Shuck
  9. 9. Power Half - The Swim
  10. 10. Power Half - Spider
  11. 11. Power Half - Putting it All Together
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Defending Cross Body - Guillotine (Twister) - Prevention
  2. 2. Guillotine (Twister) - Johnny Mack Counter
  3. 3. Banana Split
  4. 4. Cradle - Prevention
  5. 5. Cradle - Basing Out
  6. 6. Hip Heist
  7. 7. Western Hook Counter
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Finding Your Counteroffensive
  2. 2. 2 Legs / 2 Hooks Series - The Split Squat Prevention
  3. 3. Hand fighting from the split squat
  4. 4. Removing a leg/hook
  5. 5. Spider
  6. 6. Pummeling legs while flattened
  7. 7. Leg riding/hooks for Jiu Jitsu
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