Descrizione
Stop 6 Collision Course - The Arms Race! Arm Grappling
by Hock Hochheim
"Using the Arms for Takedowns" Using the arms for takedowns from stand-up problems. With or without weapons
- "Branch" Up
- "Branch" Straight
- "Branch" Down
Sad to say these days, these stand-ups are almost a lost practice, a decaying study as more and more time is spent wrestling on the ground. This video captures the classics, the high percentage moves, with plenty of counter-weapons scenarios.
You will learn:
. Subject Matter,
. Basic Foundation
. 3 Basic Arm Positions for Arm Takedowns
. Diminished Fighter Theory
. Arm "Un-cooperation"
. Acquiring the arms, grabs, handshakes, drags
* Branch Up Arm Position Series
-- Underarm Takedowns
-- Reverse Bent Armbar Takedowns
-- Reverse Bent Armbar Figure 4
-- Dumog Hammer Drop
-- Classic Figure 4 Takedowns(Indo and Japanese style)
-- Figure 4 Choke for takedowns
-- Hand-to-hand, Hand vs. gun, stick, knife applications
-- All the Branch Up Training Progressions
* Horizontal Arm Branch Position Series
-- Over The Shoulder Armbar/Takedown
-- Problems with the Side Armbar
-- "S, V, Z," or Center Lock save
-- Elbow Hyper Extension Drill
-- Remy Side Armbar Takedown
-- Front Armbar Takedown
-- Arm Whizzer
-- Bent Arm Hammer
-- Enforcement Walk-Away
-- Hand-to-hand, Hand vs. gun, stick, knife
-- All the Horizontal Arm Training Progressions
* Branch Down Arm Position Series
-- Rear Armbar Hammerlock Knee arm to Head Pull Takedown
-- Rear Armbar Hammerlock Knee Buckle Takedown
-- Wing Choke
-- Parachute Throw
-- Arm Smothers
-- Standing Center Lock TKD
-- Hand-to-hand, Hand vs gun, stick, knife applications
-- All the Branch Down Training Progressions Combinations/Transitions
This video is approximately one hour.
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