Chris Herzog Seminar April 9th

[John Hickman]

Ordering tickets for myself, and possibly my friend in 15 minutes. I'm stoked for this seminar.

Eddie, when are you coming back to do a Texas seminar?

[Chris Herzog]

Just look at what Herzog has done with Scott Yockel. He's a mini-Imanari.

How many leg lock submissions does Yockel have in comp?

30ish would be a reasonable guess,maybe more. I know Scott had 7 in the last 3 tournaments alone.

Wally (another one of my purple belts) has close to that many as well, hes the one that really motivated Scott to step up his leg lock game a few years ago, Scott was getting tired of getting leg locked by him. He created a monster.

[Aab]

30ish would be a reasonable guess,maybe more. I know Scott had 7 in the last 3 tournaments alone.

Wally (another one of my purple belts) has close to that many as well, hes the one that really motivated Scott to step up his leg lock game a few years ago, Scott was getting tired of getting leg locked by him. He created a monster.

that wedge,clamp, knott stuff you was showing us is that i position that you got to alot? i guess i need to dig my toes in the guys ribs to prevent him from coming on top of me.

[Chris Herzog]

that wedge,clamp, knott stuff you was showing us is that i position that you got to alot? i guess i need to dig my toes in the guys ribs to prevent him from coming on top of me.

Don put the bottle down. I have no idea what your asking, or if that was even a question.

[Aab]

Don put the bottle down. I have no idea what your asking, or if that was even a question.

the stuff you showed at the seminar where you fall back after opening his guard and start working that series of positions where you attack his leg. the knot, wedge, clamp i think it was called. i was asking if that was a major go to position in your game and other guys you teach. Sorry for the confusion.

[Chris Herzog]

the stuff you showed at the seminar where you fall back after opening his guard and start working that series of positions where you attack his leg. the knot, wedge, clamp i think it was called. i was asking if that was a major go to position in your game and other guys you teach. Sorry for the confusion.

Ok gottcha. Yes, those positions of control ( the clamp, the wedge, and the knot) are the foundation of my leg locking system, all the transitions I teach are based on the student having a working knowledge of those positions. The Reaper and all of its transitions ( as a mount escape, from x-guard, butterfly guard, etc) won't function properly if you haven't put in the reps into the positions of control.

[John Hickman]

Just ordered two tickets. Can't wait. You taking pictures with students after the seminar, right? RIGHT?!?! :P

[Chris Herzog]

Just ordered two tickets. Can't wait. You taking pictures with students after the seminar, right? RIGHT?!?! :P

Now your going overboard

[Brandon Woolsey]

Gonna be sweet!!

[Brandon Woolsey]

Spots have started going pretty fast over the last couple of days. Dont miss out!!