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Never Get Smashed: Side Control and Mount Escapes by Gregor Gracie

Never Get Smashed: Side Control and Mount Escapes by Gregor Gracie

by Gregor Gracie

$149.00

Learn Secrets About Using Your Opponent’s Weight Against Them From The Bottom With Gregor Gracie’s Series On Escaping All Of The Worst Positions In Jiu Jitsu

Course content · 3 volumes · 27 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Underhook Escapes - Side Control - Underhook And Bridge Escape
  3. 3. Fighting For The Underhook
  4. 4. Cross Shield Frame To Underhook
  5. 5. Misguiding Your Opponent's Weight
  6. 6. Opening Up Your Opponent To Get The Underhook
  7. 7. Shifting Your Opponent’S Weight To Get The Underhook
  8. 8. Utilizing Both Arms In Bottom Side Control
  9. 9. Blocking Their Leg And Bridging From Bottom Side Control
  10. 10. Keeping An Active Underhook
  11. 11. Shelving The Leg When They Whizzer
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Knee And Elbow Escapes - Connect Knee And Elbow To Escape Bottom Side Control
  2. 2. Escaping Bottom Side Control When They Face Your Hips
  3. 3. Escaping Bottom Side Control When They Face Your Hips With One Arm Trapped
  4. 4. Bottom Side Control To Half Guard
  5. 5. Reguard - One Leg At A Time And Hook Sweep
  6. 6. Granby Roll To Reguard
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Mount Escapes - Basics Of Mount Escape
  2. 2. Fighting Their Crossed Ankles
  3. 3. Opponent Flattens Their Foot
  4. 4. Opponent Frames Their Knee And Foot
  5. 5. High Mount Escape
  6. 6. Hip Escape From Technical Mount
  7. 7. Knee Bump From Technical Mount
  8. 8. Upa And Roll
  9. 9. Grip Bridge And Roll
  10. 10. Outro
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