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No Gi BJJ Position Escaping System by Troy Manning

No Gi BJJ Position Escaping System by Troy Manning

by Troy Manning

$79.00

Systemize your no gi escaping strategies from every major position with respected coach and BJJ balck belt Troy Manning

Course content · 3 volumes · 47 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Mount Escapes - Trap, bridge and roll
  2. 2. Hip escape
  3. 3. Fish hook escape
  4. 4. Hip bump to butterfly or x guard
  5. 5. High mount escape
  6. 6. Side control escapes - Hip escape to guard
  7. 7. Hip out to butterfly guard
  8. 8. Escape out the back
  9. 9. Out back to darce choke
  10. 10. Counter escape out back to lock flow
  11. 11. Counter escape in to darce choke
  12. 12. Underhook escapes out the back
  13. 13. Counter escape to triangle
  14. 14. Counter escape to guillotine choke
  15. 15. Controlling head escape
  16. 16. Elbow control, butt scoot
  17. 17. Trap and backwards roll
  18. 18. Fake bridge and roll
  19. 19. Snake out
  20. 20. Technical mount to back control
  21. 21. High technical mount escape
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Scarf Hold Escapes - Bridge and roll
  2. 2. Take the back
  3. 3. Leg over head
  4. 4. North South Escapes - Single leg, take back, bulldoze, hip throw, whizzer roll or triangle
  5. 5. Take back
  6. 6. Hug trap and roll
  7. 7. Knee on Belly Escapes - To half guard
  8. 8. Running man to guard or single leg
  9. 9. To ashi garami
  10. 10. Leg trap
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Seated back Escapes - Unhook feet
  2. 2. Slide down Escape
  3. 3. Rest control to darce choke or side or north south
  4. 4. Double unders escape
  5. 5. To guard or ashi garami
  6. 6. Turtle Hip to Hip Escapes - Trap and roll
  7. 7. Pull guard
  8. 8. Drive back escape
  9. 9. Turtle North South Escapes - Trap sweep to side control
  10. 10. Escape to shoulder or wrist lock or back take
  11. 11. Back take
  12. 12. Pull half guard
  13. 13. Turtle Hooks In Escapes - Out the back
  14. 14. Roll and slide down
  15. 15. Double unders escape
  16. 16. Seat belt escape
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