Lachlan Giles – The Leg Lock Anthology 50-50 Vol.5-6

Lachlan Giles – The Leg Lock Anthology 50-50 Vol.5-6

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Salepage: Lachlan Giles – The Leg Lock Anthology 50-50 Vol.5-6

50/50 by Lachlan Giles from The Leg Lock Anthology

Discover the revolutionary submission method that stunned the world at Lachlan Giles, the ADCC 2019 Absolute Medalist, demonstrates the whole leg lock strategy used in one of grappling’s most illustrious performances.
In order to demonstrate his attitude and decision-making process, Lachlan talks over footage of himself competing and training.
Attack the heel hook from 50/50, Lachlan’s go-to move that quickly dispatched three heavyweights. More wins.

5 Volume

Part 16: Saddle, Outside Ashi, Reap Saddle, Reap Outside Ashi: Countering The Traditional Game
Chapter 3: Text
Part 17: Moving From Classic Leglock Positions to 50/50 And Outside Sankaku
Part 18: Bottom Entries: Concepts And Strategy For Positioning Entries
Butterfly/Seated Guard, Part 19
Shin to Shin Part 20 and Single X Linking The Techniques From Inside Positioning Part 21

Chapter 6

Part 22: K Guard Overview and Outside Positioning Concepts
K Guard From Open Guard, Part 23
Important Drill: Kneeling Opponent Standing Opponent
Part 24: Overview of De La Riva
Incorporating Underhook DLR Shallow K Guard

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