John Danaher – Leglocks Enter The System Remastered Vol.1-2

John Danaher – Leglocks Enter The System Remastered Vol.1-2

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Salepage: John Danaher – Leglocks Enter The System Remastered Vol.1-2

Vol. 1 (00:00 – 01:54) Introduction (01:54 – 09:05) Breakdown (09:05 – 10:56) Explication (10:56 – 12:15) Self-Reliant Thinking (12:15 – 15:20) Overview (15:20 – 18:41) Signs of the Leg Lock System (18:41 – 22:38) Take a Grip and Move Inside (22:38 – 26:43) Gripping (26:43 – 33:25) Dual Gripping (33:25 – 39:00) Permanent Elbow (39:00 – 42:38) Dynamic Push-Pull (42:38 – 46:22) Spine Controls (46:22 – 52:23) Over the Shoulders (52:23 – 56:49) 2 On 1 Leg (56:49 – 01:00:51) The Shin To Shin (01:00:51 – 01:05:33) Posing opposition (01:05:33 – 01:11:16) Using a Scoop (01:11:16 – 01:15:09) Ankle Holding

Vol. 2 (00:00 – 05:00) Developing an Inside Grip (05:00 – 07:49) Posing opposition (07:49 – 12:17) La Riva, De (12:17 – 18:40) Top Pummeling Leg Position (18:40 – 25:07) Activity within (25:07 – 32:09) opposing spine (32:09 – 39:53) Leg Pumping – Hand Posting (39:53 – 48:48) Ichigo Ashi (48:48 – 53:54) Knee-to-Knee Position (53:54 – 58:05) Relationship Drills (58:05 – 01:04:13) Drills for Penetration (01:04:13 – 01:09:08) Drills by Gravity (01:09:08 – 01:14:20) Second Gravity Drill (01:14:20 – 01:17:43) Rolling Gravity Drills #3 (01:17:43 – 01:22:41) Getting Knee Line Back

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