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All About The Quarter Position by Chris Haueter

All About The Quarter Position by Chris Haueter

by Chris Haueter

$97.00

Chris Haueter is one of the first American black belts in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and took part in naming many new Jiu Jitsu positions in the early 1990’s as he helped the art rapidly spread through the US and the UK!

Course content · 4 volumes · 32 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro to quarter position (3 primary goals: reversal, recover guard or stand up)
  2. 2. Top Quarter Control Drill (Melissa Haueter)
  3. 3. Arm control to cross face to straight jacket with submission options on the way
  4. 4. Near side attacks
  5. 5. Clock Choke
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Near Side Back Take
  2. 2. Nelson Action
  3. 3. Heel in the Hole
  4. 4. Far side attacks
  5. 5. Roll through to back take
  6. 6. Far Side Ankle Turn
  7. 7. Locks, Chokes and Turns
  8. 8. The Darce Choke
  9. 9. The peruvian neck tie to sweep option (Melissa Haueter)
  10. 10. Lapel wraps
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Far Side Lapel Controls to the shit spot and creeping death
  2. 2. Frontal Assault
  3. 3. Escaping Bottom Quarter: Standard Hip Bump and Roll to Duck Out
  4. 4. Sit out and hook defense
  5. 5. Hook and Roll
  6. 6. Hip Jukes, Sit Throughs, and Four Corners Drills (Chris and Melissa Haueter)
  7. 7. The Arm Dump (Sam Kressin)
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Anaconda Roll: frontal escape (Chris Haueter and Sam Kressin)
  2. 2. Hip Juke to Guard (Chris and Melissa Haueter)
  3. 3. Roll Through to Guard (Melissa Haueter)
  4. 4. Details on recovering guard from bottom quarter (Melissa Haueter)
  5. 5. Iowa ride to guard
  6. 6. Drive and Drift to guard From Frontal Assault
  7. 7. Standing up from the bottom quarter position One leg and two leg
  8. 8. Another variation of Standing Up (Sam Kressin)
  9. 9. Defending the choker (Sam Kressin)
  10. 10. Defending the Back Jumper (Sam Kressin)
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