Mike Fowler – NoGi Made Easy DVD 1

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Mike Fowler – NoGi Made Easy DVD 1

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Disc 1:Escapes from the Brabo/Darce choke.
Escapes from head and arm choke (guard).
Heel hook escapesToe-heel foot lock escapes Avoiding the guillotine during takedownsEscape from noth-southEscape from the figure 4 back-control Escape from knee on bellyEscape for a double-cross armbar, 2 arm arm-bar2 head-lock escapes: both from kesa gatame (judo side control)Counters/passes to X-guardEscape from the lockdown: this counter is an escape and a submission this was almost worth the money to me just for this technique.
Closed guard pass2 Good Take-downs for competition, from the clinch, No-Gi Harai-Goshi and a spinning take-down.
Guard Sweeps: Basic Butterfly sweep Sneaky head arm choke from cross sidesTechnical details of the omoplataEscape from the reverse triangleCounter/stop the double-leg stack guard pass

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