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Shutting Down Single Leg X Game by Johnny Tama

Shutting Down Single Leg X Game by Johnny Tama

by Johnny Tama

$79.00

Completely Dismantle One oF Modern BJJ’s Most Utilized Guards with A Complete Guide to Shutting Down Single Leg X Featuring IBJJF No Gi World Champion Johnny Tama

Course content · 4 volumes · 32 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Cancelling The Single Leg X Guard Entry - Sliding In Entry
  3. 3. Butterfly In Entry
  4. 4. Shin To Shin Entry
  5. 5. Frog Jump Escape When Opponent Controls Both Legs
  6. 6. Beating The Situp Guard - Circling The Leg Out To Pass
  7. 7. Going To The Mount
  8. 8. Guillotine
  9. 9. Diving Guillotine To Mount
  10. 10. Diving Guillotine To Side Control
  11. 11. Diving Guillotine To Anaconda Choke
  12. 12. Cancelling The False Reap
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Cancelling The Ashi Garami - Cancelling The Arm Drag When In Combat Stance
  2. 2. When On The Knees
  3. 3. When Standing/Footlock Escape
  4. 4. When Standing With A Knee Cut
  5. 5. When Standing With A Back Step After Knee Cut
  6. 6. When Standing With A Knee Cut To Submission
  7. 7. When Standing With A Classic Back Step
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Cancelling Half Butterfly - Cancelling The Ashi Entry To Monoplata
  2. 2. Arm Drag Entry
  3. 3. With A Inside Staple Then Knee Cut
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Counters - Taking The Back From Outside Heel Hook #1
  2. 2. Taking The Back From Outside Heel Hook #2
  3. 3. Outside Heel Hook Counter To Inside Heel Hook
  4. 4. Clearing The Knee Line Concepts And Wedges To Crab Ride
  5. 5. Countering From Combat Base Ashi Garami With Pretzel Bolo
  6. 6. Inside Heel Hook Escape Running Man #1
  7. 7. 411 Escape
  8. 8. Crisscross Escape
  9. 9. Countering The Saddle To Outside Heel Hook
  10. 10. The Ballerina Foot And Running Man Concepts

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