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Dynamic No Gi Positional Control by Troy Manning

Dynamic No Gi Positional Control by Troy Manning

by Troy Manning

$79.00

Take Your Positional Control Tactics to The Next Level with Founder of The No Gi Jiu-Jitsu Academy, Troy Manning!

Course content · 3 volumes · 36 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Standing guillotine
  2. 2. Standing backwards roll to mount guillotine
  3. 3. Standing backwards roll takedown to anaconda
  4. 4. Double leg takedown
  5. 5. Sprawl
  6. 6. Anaconda (north south turtle)
  7. 7. Turtle control drill
  8. 8. Darce choke (side turtle)
  9. 9. Bulldozer sweep
  10. 10. North south choke (side control)
  11. 11. Reverse triangle and arm bar (scarf hold under hook)
  12. 12. Baseball choke and back triangle (arm up side control)
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Shoulder lock (scarf hold)
  2. 2. Reverse arm head choke or darce choke (elbow on far side, side control)
  3. 3. Kimura (north south)
  4. 4. North south choke arm In
  5. 5. Part one of flow
  6. 6. Basic way how to pull guard, butterfly or half guard from side control
  7. 7. Pass guard
  8. 8. Pass butterfly
  9. 9. Pass half guard
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Arm head choke side control or mount
  2. 2. Getting mount option one
  3. 3. Darce (twister control)
  4. 4. Getting mount option two
  5. 5. Arm bar from knee on belly
  6. 6. Knee on belly flow drill
  7. 7. S mount arm bar
  8. 8. Low mount flow drill
  9. 9. Side mount arm bar
  10. 10. Rear naked choke (back control)
  11. 11. Back control un stack
  12. 12. Arm bar (seated back control)
  13. 13. Re mount drill
  14. 14. Rear naked choke (hooks in turtle)
  15. 15. Position control full flow
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