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Never Climb Again Backtakes for Guys Over 40 by Thomas Rozdzynski

Never Climb Again Backtakes for Guys Over 40 by Thomas Rozdzynski

by Thomas Rozdzynski

$79.00

Get Rid Of All That Talk About “Inverting” and “Climbing” And See How You Can Take The Back As An Older Grappler With This Guide From Black Belt Instructor & BJJ Podcaster Thomas Rozdynski

Course content · 4 volumes · 45 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Concepts And Principals - No Climbing Concept
  3. 3. Distance Control
  4. 4. Collapse The Arm
  5. 5. The Hook
  6. 6. Preventing The Sprawl
  7. 7. Gift Wrap
  8. 8. Back Pack
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Closed Guard - Hand In Pocket
  2. 2. Hand Over The Head
  3. 3. Gift Wrap To Pendulum
  4. 4. Front Seat Belt
  5. 5. Front Seat Belt Shoulder Control
  6. 6. Reverse Arm Lock Drag
  7. 7. Lapel Seat Belt
  8. 8. Lapel Seat Belt Shoulder Control
  9. 9. Lapel Seatbelt Opposite Side
  10. 10. Bicep Wrap Drag
  11. 11. Bicep Wrap Drag Opposite Side
  12. 12. Bicep Wrap Choke
  13. 13. Collar Choke Counter Sleeve Drag
  14. 14. Collar Choke Counter Arm Drag
  15. 15. Collar Choke Counter Elbow Drag
  16. 16. Lapel Choke Concepts
  17. 17. Kimura Armdrag
  18. 18. Overhook Drag
  19. 19. Scissor Sweep
  20. 20. Scissor Sweep (Hand In Pocket)
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Half Guard - Halfguard Concept
  2. 2. Swim To Back
  3. 3. Arm Drag
  4. 4. Collar Drag
  5. 5. Shin To Shin Kick
  6. 6. Grip The Belt Roll Back
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Side And Top Control - Lapel Drag
  2. 2. Magic Wrap
  3. 3. Face Away Mount To Lock
  4. 4. Knee On Belly Over Stomach
  5. 5. Knee On Belly Shoulder Wrap
  6. 6. Entry From S Mount (Roll Back)
  7. 7. Entry From S Mount (Back Mount)
  8. 8. Arm In Choke Transition
  9. 9. Arm Lock
  10. 10. Arm Lock Switch To Other Side
  11. 11. Outro
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