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The Ashi Garami Leg Attack System: The Checkmate System For Non-IBJJF Competitions Warning: Dangerous Techniques!
- Master one of the most essential positions in No Gi Grappling
- Black Belt Jay Wadsworth has figured out one of the best ways to attack from Ashi
- You will accelerate your leg lock game by 10 fold with this set
- Jay really understands the ins and outs of Ashi
- Transform your game
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What Will You Learn?
If you train a lot of no gi and compete in No Gi competitions like NAGA, you need to know these moves. This is the most deadly position in No Gi Grappling It starts in Single Leg X and, bing, bang, boom, the fight is over. All of the best new school no gi grapplers do whatever they can and once they are there, it is done.
If you want to win at no gi when things get advanced, you have to know how to get there and how to finish from Ashi Garami, it is that simple.
Jay Wadsworth is an elite cop by day and a well known No Gi teacher and competitor by weekend and night. If you want to learn how everyday guys like him and his students got so good at this position, you need to see his system.
Jay understands Ashi Garami very well. Once you see this system, you won’t believe the progress you will make and you’ll tap anyone who doesn’t know it if you can get there and Jay will show you how to get there…
So, What's On The Series?
Setting up the back step
Getting to 4-11
Inverted heel hook from 4-11
Cross ankle finish from 4-11
Getting to checkmate
Cross ankle lock from checkmate
Toe hold from checkmate
Inverted reverse heel hook
Countering the under hook
Scissor takedown into checkmate
Reverse toe hold to counter single leg x
Foot lock to counter x guard
