So I wanted to take a minute to thank Chris for coming out to Alabama and immersing himself in our culture.
Meth was cooked, cousins were banged, and blood was spilled…stripper blood, in my driveway, but that’s a story for another time (Herzog was in no way involved)!
For real though, Chris has a very tight and very technical game and brought a WEALTH of knowledge to the table. Spent most of the seminar on leg lock entries, various control positions, finish options from those positions, how to properly control and finish, and most importantly the small details, which make all the difference. VERY valuable stuff that I, personally, think my game will benefit greatly from, as a lover of all manner of leg lockery.
Remainder of seminar was spent on top game, specifically side control, covering pressure, key control points, and several submission series’, including kimura options, and some nice choke flows.
I would say that Chris is literally at the very top of the food chain as far as technique and coaching ability. If any other moons or moons-to-be are planning on having someone in for a seminar, I recommend you put him at the top of the list.
McCaghren, and others that were there, feel free to add your thoughts, as long as they’re in line with mine and I proofread them beforehand.
Enter the Ninja!
Meth was cooked, cousins were banged, and blood was spilled…stripper blood, in my driveway, but that’s a story for another time (Herzog was in no way involved)!
For real though, Chris has a very tight and very technical game and brought a WEALTH of knowledge to the table. Spent most of the seminar on leg lock entries, various control positions, finish options from those positions, how to properly control and finish, and most importantly the small details, which make all the difference. VERY valuable stuff that I, personally, think my game will benefit greatly from, as a lover of all manner of leg lockery.
Remainder of seminar was spent on top game, specifically side control, covering pressure, key control points, and several submission series’, including kimura options, and some nice choke flows.
I would say that Chris is literally at the very top of the food chain as far as technique and coaching ability. If any other moons or moons-to-be are planning on having someone in for a seminar, I recommend you put him at the top of the list.
McCaghren, and others that were there, feel free to add your thoughts, as long as they’re in line with mine and I proofread them beforehand.
Enter the Ninja!
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