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Ultimate Wrist Locks by Andre Gomes

Ultimate Wrist Locks by Andre Gomes

by Andre Gomes

$97.00

Make Your Opponent Tap Quick With Powerful Wrist Locks That You Can Use To Control Or Submit Your Opponent With Lessons Taught By Second Degree Black Belt Andre Gomes

Course content · 3 volumes · 31 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. The wrist lock mechanics and concept
  3. 3. Standing. Wrist Lock from Head Grip
  4. 4. Wrist lock from Collar Grip
  5. 5. Wrist Lock from Hand Grip
  6. 6. Twisting Wrist Lock
  7. 7. Wrist Lock from Kataguruma
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Bottom. Wrist Lock From Sleeve Grip #1
  2. 2. Over the Shoulder Wrist lock
  3. 3. Wrist Lock from Grip on Armpit
  4. 4. Wrist lock from Hip Grip
  5. 5. Wrist Lock 2 on 1 grip
  6. 6. Wrist Lock From Lapel Guard Omoplata
  7. 7. Wrist Lock from triangle
  8. 8. Wrist Lock From Lapel Guard defense
  9. 9. Wrist Lock From Stack Pass with hands on the hip
  10. 10. Wrist Lock from Stack Pass with hands on the collar
  11. 11. Kimura Wrist Lock
  12. 12. Wrist Lock From Lasso
  13. 13. Papercut defense with Wrist Lock
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Top. Counter attacking the loop choke with wrist locks from many positions
  2. 2. Wrist Lock with Grip on the Collar inside the closed guard
  3. 3. Half Guard Wrist lock defending the underhook
  4. 4. Half Guard Wrist lock when person pushes you away
  5. 5. Side Control Wrist Lock with biceps slice at the same time
  6. 6. Wrist lock From High Mount
  7. 7. Wrist lock From S Mount
  8. 8. Wrist Lock from Bear Hug on the Mount
  9. 9. Wrist lock from Arm Bar when person defends using rear naked choke figure or grab their own collar
  10. 10. Wrist Lock From crucifix
  11. 11. Wrist Lock when I am defending my back from a choke
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