Neil Melanson – Ground Marshall Leglocks

Neil Melanson – Ground Marshall Leglocks

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Salepage: Neil Melanson – Ground Marshall Leglocks

Neil Melanson, author of The Man Who Does Everything Different Yet All The Big Stars Worship Him

Coach Melanson’s catch wrestling leg assaults are designed to win battles with brutal outcomes, and they attack the lower body in new effective and efficient methods.
With Neil Melanson’s revolutionary leg lock attacks, counters, and finishes, you can rule the mats and never again neglect half of the human body.
Make your adversaries tap quickly with these catchy wrestling-style replacements.
Learn how to use leglocks to your advantage both offensively and defensively.
By practicing using a completely new, but still powerful, ashi garami technique that Neil has used to instruct and train his greatest fighters, you may completely change the way you approach leg attacks.

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