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Wrap Them Up Slow Them Down Guard Attacks by Thomas Rozdzynski

Wrap Them Up Slow Them Down Guard Attacks by Thomas Rozdzynski

by Thomas Rozdzynski

$79.00

Learn Tons Of Crafty Ways To Tie Someone Up From Closed Guard And Use Lapels To Your Advantage For Control, Submissions, & Sweeps From Black Belt Instructor & BJJ Podcaster Thomas Rozdzynski

Course content · 6 volumes · 46 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Concepts and principles - Available submissions
  3. 3. Posture control
  4. 4. Lapel control and concepts
  5. 5. Getting lapels out
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Lapel behind the back - Reverse armlock grip side
  2. 2. Armlock both side
  3. 3. Triangle
  4. 4. Under the chin choke
  5. 5. Kimura on the grip side
  6. 6. Foot in Lapel sweep
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Lapel behind the neck - Transition from back to neck
  2. 2. Cross choke
  3. 3. Baseball choke
  4. 4. Baseball with leg behind the head
  5. 5. Sleeve drag choke
  6. 6. Loop choke
  7. 7. Scissor sweep
  8. 8. Triangle kick the bicep
  9. 9. Triangle on the grip side
  10. 10. Triangle wrap side
  11. 11. Ezekiel choke
  12. 12. Reverse arm lock on the wrap side
  13. 13. Reverse arm lock on the grip side
  14. 14. Kimura on the grip side
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Wrap the arm - Wrap the arm transition
  2. 2. Armlock
  3. 3. Wrist lock
  4. 4. Kimura wrap side
  5. 5. Reverse arm lock
  6. 6. Key lock
  7. 7. Omoplata
  8. 8. Triangle free side
  9. 9. Triangle wrap side
  10. 10. Lapel under chin to choke
  11. 11. Choke to pendulum
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Inside wrap - Wrist lock
  2. 2. Kimura
  3. 3. Triangle opposite side
  4. 4. Armlock opposite side
  5. 5. Reverse armlock
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Concepts of sequence - Sequencing concept
  2. 2. Back wrap sequence
  3. 3. Neck wrap sequence
  4. 4. Arm Wrap sequence
  5. 5. Outro
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