Lucas LEPRI – Precise Side Control & Knee Attacks

Lucas LEPRI – Precise Side Control & Knee Attacks

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Salepage: Lucas LEPRI – Precise Side Control & Knee Attacks

Forcing your opponent to react predictably allows you to be prepared with fight-ending submissions.

Combining Side Control assaults with Knee On Belly will result in endless submission sequences.
Lucas teaches control methods that will keep you on top with smooth transitions and unbreakable grips.
Lepri’s game strategy will revitalize your Knee On Belly position by forcing your opponent to make mistakes.
Use the lightning-fast submissions that Lucas Lepri has employed at the highest levels of competition to capitalize on his mistakes.
Baseball bat, Canto, and Paper Cutter choke variants are some of Master Lepri’s favorites!

Volume 1 Contents: Introduction
Knee on belly ideas
Triangle formed by the knee and the belly
Baseball choke with knee on stomach
Side control choke on Canto
Side control monoplata/armbar

Volume 2 Revised The paper cutter choked
Taking back control from side control
North-south lapel tangle (pinning the arm)
North-south lapel tangle (Double lapel)
Variations on reverse triangle submission

Mount transition to armbar finish in Volume 3
Armbar derived from side control
Variations on the Brabo choke
When your opponent bridges into you, take the back.
When your opponent lunges for the single leg, take the back.

4th edition
When your opponent uses the underhook, use a monoplata.
Scarf suffocation
Using your opponent’s lapel as a baseball choke
Reverse armbar to rolling armbar is a double attack.
Reverse armbar to kimura trap as a double assault
Concepts of side control
Conclusion

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