Rodney King – Best of Clinch Boxing 2005 Seminar

Rodney King – Best of Clinch Boxing 2005 Seminar

Rodney King – Best of Clinch Boxing 2005 Seminar

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Salepage: Rodney King – Best of Clinch Boxing 2005 Seminar

The DVD includes the following content.

What’s on the DVD: USA SEMINAR TOUR VOL 1 – CLINCH BOXING 3 Point Protection (3PC) Introduction – 3 PC Explanations
– 3 PC Why Do You Need It?
– T-Rexes
– 3 PC Specifications (Change levels & drive)
– Drill 3 PC
The Shovel
– Drill 3 PC
– Defense from various perspectives
– Create a new technique to crash the line.
– From CP3 to Modified Hooked on (Designed for knees)
– From CP3 to Modified CP3 to Modified – Under hook – Make it realistic Underhook to knees – Throwing Correct Knees
– Kneeling from a balanced position
– Maintaining stance in modified underhook
– More debate on how to make the updated under hook work.
– Side Straight Jacket – Head Control Variation – Side Straight Jacket
– Straight Jacket in the Back – Straight Jacket in the Back (Further observations)
– A Quick Overview of the Wedgie
– Controls on the handle
– Exiting the single neck tie – Closing remarks
TIME TO COMPLETE: 60 MINUTES

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