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No Gi Jiu Jitsu Back Attacks and Escaping System by Troy Manning

No Gi Jiu Jitsu Back Attacks and Escaping System by Troy Manning

by Troy Manning

$47.00

Learn How To Attack From The Back Without The Gi and Find The Strangle And Other Submission Holds On All Your Training Partners

Course content · 2 volumes · 42 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Turtle control drill
  2. 2. T-Darce choke
  3. 3. Basic darce choke
  4. 4. Arm head choke
  5. 5. Anaconda choke
  6. 6. Neck tie
  7. 7. Triangle choke
  8. 8. Rolling arm bar
  9. 9. Circling arm bar
  10. 10. Truck into flow – banana split to calf slice to twister to back take
  11. 11. Omoplata
  12. 12. Crucifix arm bar
  13. 13. Crucifix in turtle forward roll to neck crank
  14. 14. Elbow and knee bull dozing sweep
  15. 15. Knee and foot bull dozing sweep
  16. 16. Knee put out grab inner thigh and roll to side control sweep
  17. 17. Pull knee out insert hook flare up elbow insert other hook and flatten them out
  18. 18. Pull out knee insert hook seatbelt grip pull to back control
  19. 19. Knee drive seatbelt pull to back control
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Rear naked choke
  2. 2. Rolling arm bar
  3. 3. Flatten them out arm bar
  4. 4. If they defend arm bar go to Americana
  5. 5. Rear naked choke
  6. 6. Arm bar
  7. 7. Reverse triangle choke
  8. 8. Truck into twister control to banana split to calf slice to back take
  9. 9. Foot lock if cross feet
  10. 10. Body lock to foot lock
  11. 11. Foot lock if they attempt a choke
  12. 12. Hook In Back Escape
  13. 13. Slide down escape
  14. 14. Double wrist control escape
  15. 15. Double under hooks escape
  16. 16. Seat belt grip escape
  17. 17. Back take
  18. 18. Arm trap to side control
  19. 19. Arm trap to shoulder lock or back take
  20. 20. Pull half guard
  21. 21. Single or double arm trap rolling to twister control
  22. 22. Rolling on shoulder to guard
  23. 23. Pull Guard
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