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Devastating Lower Body Submission Attacks by Joe Baize

Devastating Lower Body Submission Attacks by Joe Baize

by Joe Baize

$79.00

Join BJJ lower body submission specialist, Tom DeBlass 3rd Degree Black Belt, and former ADCC Trials Champion Joe Baize for a look at some of his most relied upon leg attacks including straight style locks, multiple heel hook variations, kneebars and more

Course content · 3 volumes · 30 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Intro
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Straight ankle lock grip
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - High side heel hook
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Fat boy heel hook
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Fat boy half x heel hook
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - Hand to heel heel hook
  7. 7. Chapter 7 - 50/50 grip
  8. 8. Chapter 8 - reverse straight ankle grip
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Lins lock
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Reverse toe hold/td>
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Below the knee line reverse heel hook
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Defensive straight ankle outside heel hook from 50/50
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Padlock heel hook
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - Half guard entry to heel hook
  7. 7. Chapter 7 - Cross control pad lock and knee bar
  8. 8. Chapter 8 - Knee blade to padlock and knee bar combo
  9. 9. Chapter 9 - Knee blade to heel hook
  10. 10. Chapter 10 - Knee blade to padlock
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Chapter 1 - Half butterfly to heel hook
  2. 2. Chapter 2 - Leite to outside heel hook
  3. 3. Chapter 3 - Leite to straight angle lock
  4. 4. Chapter 4 - Deep half entry to heel hook
  5. 5. Chapter 5 - Deep half waiter sweep
  6. 6. Chapter 6 - Z sweep
  7. 7. Chapter 7 - Deep half to knee bar
  8. 8. Chapter 8 - Reverse de la riva to knee bar
  9. 9. Chapter 9 - Reverse de la riva with standing opponent
  10. 10. Chapter 10 - Reverse de la riva to knee bar with standing opponent
  11. 11. Chapter 11 - Reverse de la riva drill
  12. 12. Chapter 12 - Other

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