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Downright Sloppy Outside Heel Hooks by Eoghan O'Flanagan

Downright Sloppy Outside Heel Hooks by Eoghan O'Flanagan

by Eoghan O'Flanagan

$99.00

Dive Into The World Of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu With Eoghan O’Flanagan A Renowned Superstar And Master The Art Of “Sloppy Heel Hooks” Adding Unpredictability And Effectiveness To Your Grappling Leg Submission Arsenal.

Course content · 4 volumes · 32 chapters

1 Volume 01
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. No Off Balance Leg Pummel
  3. 3. R-Guard Off Balance To A Hip
  4. 4. R-Guard Off Balance Sideways Pummel 1
  5. 5. R-Guard Off Balance Sideways Pummel Cross Ashi
  6. 6. R-Guard Off Balance Overhead To Pummel
  7. 7. R-Guard Off Balance Sideways Pummel 2
  8. 8. R-Guard To Pummel Via Waiter Guard
  9. 9. R-Guard Back Step To Berimbolo
2 Volume 02
  1. 1. Side Guard
  2. 2. Side Guard Opponent Backsteps
  3. 3. Side Guard Opponent Drops To Far Knee
  4. 4. Side Guard Opponent Drops To Far Knee And Pressures In
  5. 5. Side Guard Counter To Knee Cut
  6. 6. Single Leg X - Intro And Off Balancing Backwards To Seated Ashi Garami
  7. 7. Off Balancing Forward To Outside Heel Hook
  8. 8. Single Leg X Dealing With Opponents Grip On Foot
  9. 9. Entering Saddle On Far Leg From Shallow X
  10. 10. Off Balance Forward To Shallow X Partner On Far Knee
  11. 11. Shallow X To Back
3 Volume 03
  1. 1. Inside Ashi - Intro To Inside Ashi And Dilemma
  2. 2. Inside Ashi To Z Lock
  3. 3. Outside Heel Hook From Inside Ashi
  4. 4. Inside Ashi From Standing With Triangled Feet
  5. 5. Z Lock From Triangled Inside Ashi
4 Volume 04
  1. 1. Double Outside - Off Balancing From Standing
  2. 2. Double Outside To Far Side X Guard
  3. 3. Double Outside To Far Hip Ashi
  4. 4. Double Outside Seated
  5. 5. Double Outside Seated Belly Down Option
  6. 6. Mutual Ashi
  7. 7. Outro
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