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Front Strangle Mastery by David Garmo

Front Strangle Mastery by David Garmo

by David Garmo

$97.00

Become one of the most feared front headlock competitors on earth using these battle tested techniques from black belt David Garmo!

Course content · 7 volumes · 40 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Front Headlock Theory
  3. 3. Strangulation
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Finishing mechanics - Art of the guillotine Finishing Mechanics
  2. 2. Art of the Guillotine lasso drill
  3. 3. “Push in” half guard finish
  4. 4. Peep out finish “Decapitation strangle”
  5. 5. Match 1
  6. 6. Back Take finish “Executioner”
  7. 7. Match 2
  8. 8. One hand finish from guard
  9. 9. Bottom Cross High Elbow Guillotine
  10. 10. Match 3
  11. 11. Anaconda
  12. 12. Anaconda Grip variations
  13. 13. D’arce choke
  14. 14. Arm-in Guillotine
  15. 15. Match 4
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Set ups from standing - Snap down from underhook
  2. 2. Snap down from collar tie
  3. 3. Single Leg defense / counter
  4. 4. Double Leg defense / counter
  5. 5. Chin Strap throw from back attack
  6. 6. Match 5
  7. 7. Finish submission from standing
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Set Ups from the Knees - Miyata Front Headlock
  2. 2. Gator Roll
  3. 3. Front Headlock to Turtle
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Set Ups from Top Half Guard - Underhook from Caique Pass to Chinstrap
  2. 2. Match 6
  3. 3. Half Nelson Choke
  4. 4. Overhook from Caique Pass to Chinstrap
  5. 5. Counter to Deep Half Guard
  6. 6. Caique Pass to Top Cross Darce
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Set Ups from Top Open Guard - Rolling Guillotine from shin on shin
  2. 2. Headquarters
7 Volume 7
  1. 1. Set Ups from Guard - Arm Drag to head wrap
  2. 2. Arm-in Guillotine
  3. 3. Head Wrap to coming up to Front Head Lock
  4. 4. Outro
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