Aaron Benzrihem – Basics To Advanced The Leg Drag

Aaron Benzrihem – Basics To Advanced The Leg Drag

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Salepage: Aaron Benzrihem – Basics To Advanced The Leg Drag

Learn all there is to know about the leg drag from beginning to end. The leg drag is SO MUCH MORE than simply a guard pass; you can utilize it from guard, as a pin, and SO MUCH MORE!

The Leg Drag is SIMPLE to use and effective in both Gi and No Gi. Use it to attack the back and from passes you are already familiar with.
This simple to use instructional series will teach you EVERYTHING you need to know to start utilizing the leg drag from EVERYWHERE, with more than 4 hours of segmented and sequential information spread across 6 volumes.
Aaron’s conceptual method of teaching makes it much simpler to begin employing these strategies right away.
You may locate a laid-out, COMPLETE route map on this tutorial. Beginning with the fundamentals of control, ideas, movement, mobility, and mechanics, Aaron will devote the whole first book to these topics. This will establish the groundwork for you to implement right away.
From there, you will discover other ways to use it, like as a pin, an attack on the back, a submission, and more!

Vol. 1: Fundamentals, Control, and Concepts of Leg Drag

Introduction

Preface to Leg Drag Variations (Regular Staple, Shelf – Combat Base, Standing)

Leg Drag Fundamental Staple Ideas

Basic Shelf Concepts: Leg Drag

Concepts for Standing Leg Drag

Recognizing The Way

Utilization: A Position Beyond A Pass

Vol. 2: Technical Applications Of Leg Drag Passing Concepts

Introduction

Toreando Leg Drag

From an X Pass, Leg Drag

Leg Drag From a Passing Circle

Leg Drag 2 On 1 Grip: Different Versions

Leg Drag One Throw By While Grabbing Pants

Leg Drag While Holding The Ankle Or Knee

Passes With Leg Drag From Stack

Drag Your Legs From Under

From a Double Under, Leg Drag

Leg Drag When Passing Folds

Leg Dragging After Knee Slit

Knowledge Of The Rolling Leg Drag

Vol. 3: Passing Continued – Using The Leg Drag Against Different Guards – Specific Applications

Introduction

Leg Drag vs. Basic De La Riva 2 on 1

Leg Drag #2 vs De La Riva

Leg Drag #3 vs De La Riva

Leg Drag vs the Reverse De La Riva

Leg Drag against Reverse De La Riva, second

Spider Guard vs. Leg Drag #1

Spider Guard vs. Leg Drag #2

First Leg Drag against. Lasso – Passing To Lasso Side

Lasso #2 vs. Leg Drag – Opposite Side

Leg Drag vs. Lasso #3: Using the Stack

Leg Drift vs 50/50

Leg Drag vs. Three Types of Butterfly Guard

Knee shield vs. leg drag variations

Worm Guard vs. Leg Drag

Passing with a Leg Drag: Specific Concepts

Knowing How To Use The Rolling Leg Drag Against Several Guards And In Scrambles

Learn how to use the leg drag from the bottom in Volume 4 of Guard Play Leg Drag.

Introduction

Recognizing The Same Leg Drag Ideas From The Bottom

Various Leg Drag Techniques And Bottom Control

Hunting Leg Drag From Bottom Ideology

Vol. 5: Using The Leg Drag From The Bottom – Particular Attacks And Defense

Introduction

Basic Leg Drag From Single Leg

Leg Drag Coming From X Guard

Leg Drag #2 from the X Guard

Leg Drag #3 from the X Guard

De La Riva’s Leg Drag No. 1: Baby Bolo

De La Riva #2 Leg Drag

Leg Drag from the Reverse De La Riva – Kiss of the Dragon

From a Deep Half Guard, Leg Drag

Vol. 6: Recognizing the Leg Drag, The Backward Path, and Submissions

Introduction

Putting them in single hip position forces the back.

Always Using The “Sneaky Hook”

Attacking The Arm Triangle 1: Back Takes 4:42

Taking the Ezekiel hostage

Ezekiel or the Arm Triangle to retake

Various Leg Attacks: Knee Bar, Honey Hole, and Returning To The Lower Body

Switching back to the back

Concepts, Principles, and Techniques Review

Conclusion

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