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Mastering The System is the online instructional series of the unorthodox nogi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu style, "10th Planet Jiu Jitsu" filmed on location at 10p HeadQuarters in downtown Los Angeles. If you watched the last episode of MTS you know that I'm on a quest to take 10p's leg lock game to the highest possible level. I'm taking everything I learned from leg lock specialists Erik Paulson, Manny Gamburyan, Max Bishop, Karen Darabedyan, Alan Belcher, Dean Lister and also from my very own 10th Planet in-house leg lock experts like Chris Herzog, Eric Ramey, Victor Webster, Scott Ross, Gerald Strebendt, Shigeki Matsuda, Denny Prokopos, Lauri Karpinnen, Adlai Cleveland, Sean Applegate, Drew Ash plus so many others and of course Nathan Orchard who introduced me to the elite leg lock system that John Danaher created and passed on to students Garry Tonon and Eddie Cummings who are currently wrecking the grappling scene with heel hooks. In this episode I get into using Single Legged X, which is a crucial piece of the leg lock game, it's an absolute must-learn. I also go over the mini stomp's transition into the leg game, 1/4 Ashi, which is closely related to Single Legged X. I breakdown what I feel are the 3 main ingredients in the Ashi game and get into a set up, Ashi Dive, which is all about grabbing all 3 ingredients at virtually the same time. In the next episode of MTS I will go even deeper into Danaher's heel hook system by including one of Cummings favorites set ups from X guard to double outside Ashi. This one is fast becoming one of my favorite techniques. Also in this episode I give the entire 10p association a thorough tune-up on warm ups D "Standing Passes" and E "1/4 Guard", two of the most technical sets of warm ups. If you are a member of a 10p school, this is a mandatory episode to watch and study, you don't want to miss this one. Thank you all very much for the support! Enjoy -Eddie
Go to 10thplanetjj.com/techniques Only $4.99 a month for access to all 89 episodes)
Mastering The System is the online instructional series of the unorthodox nogi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu style, "10th Planet Jiu Jitsu" filmed on location at 10p HeadQuarters in downtown Los Angeles. If you watched the last episode of MTS you know that I'm on a quest to take 10p's leg lock game to the highest possible level. I'm taking everything I learned from leg lock specialists Erik Paulson, Manny Gamburyan, Max Bishop, Karen Darabedyan, Alan Belcher, Dean Lister and also from my very own 10th Planet in-house leg lock experts like Chris Herzog, Eric Ramey, Victor Webster, Scott Ross, Gerald Strebendt, Shigeki Matsuda, Denny Prokopos, Lauri Karpinnen, Adlai Cleveland, Sean Applegate, Drew Ash plus so many others and of course Nathan Orchard who introduced me to the elite leg lock system that John Danaher created and passed on to students Garry Tonon and Eddie Cummings who are currently wrecking the grappling scene with heel hooks. In this episode I get into using Single Legged X, which is a crucial piece of the leg lock game, it's an absolute must-learn. I also go over the mini stomp's transition into the leg game, 1/4 Ashi, which is closely related to Single Legged X. I breakdown what I feel are the 3 main ingredients in the Ashi game and get into a set up, Ashi Dive, which is all about grabbing all 3 ingredients at virtually the same time. In the next episode of MTS I will go even deeper into Danaher's heel hook system by including one of Cummings favorites set ups from X guard to double outside Ashi. This one is fast becoming one of my favorite techniques. Also in this episode I give the entire 10p association a thorough tune-up on warm ups D "Standing Passes" and E "1/4 Guard", two of the most technical sets of warm ups. If you are a member of a 10p school, this is a mandatory episode to watch and study, you don't want to miss this one. Thank you all very much for the support! Enjoy -Eddie
Go to 10thplanetjj.com/techniques Only $4.99 a month for access to all 89 episodes)
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