haha i came to post that i should watch this dvd because of coach chris. i'd probably have to learn how to defend against the north/south choke, the d'arce, and the myriad of other submissions coach smashes me with.
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believe it or not its part of my 5 year plan. I hope to get out there in about 3 years but with finishing college and all its hard to set a definitive date. Before that my tentative plan is to moving to the portland or eugene areas so i can train at a moon. I'll be travelling up through Oregon and Washington this spring to scout out communities that my gf and i can relocate to and I plan to visit all the 10th planet moons and hotboxes that i can during the trip.
nice bttf reference. I wish you were coming up to the grants pass seminar.
I just ordered it the other day through the link on the first page, then I realized the first page was a really old post and that the program originally sold out. Hopefully, this is not some old dead link that is still accepting payment.
The turning the feet out on the hips drill is fantastic. We've been exploring it the past couple days and it really is surprising how you can turn your foot out when they attack standing up, as long as you keep turning it out that way there doesn't seem to e anything they can do. Really effective and seems to work in spite of our fear of turning the foot about when it's being lined up for an attack.
There are still attacks and sweeps you can do when you turn the toes outward. However it does neutralize a number of attacks.
Its important to understand there is no magic pill escape for leglocks. You have to learn the game to become proficient at defending them. We've all seen the ridicious "Rubber Guard Defense" videos. Who has better RG defense than the guys at HQ? Answer: No one.
I mean when you're defending a leg attack from the bottom mate, they are stood in your guard lining up a footlock.