Priit Mihkelson – The Running Man & The Baby Bridge Essential Postures To Keep You Safe

Priit Mihkelson – The Running Man & The Baby Bridge Essential Postures To Keep You Safe

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Salepage: Priit Mihkelson – The Running Man & The Baby Bridge Essential Postures To Keep You Safe

Priit Mihkelson, one of the most in-demand BJJ black belt teachers in the world, will teach you amazing side control escaping techniques.

This is the PERFECT instructive for those of us desiring to reduce wasted movement and the spending of vital energy during our escapes because Mihkelson is one of the greatest authority on BJJ efficiency and energy conservation.
You’ll have access to a number of incredible defenses that will make it very difficult for your training partners and opponents to settle in and take control.
A dynamic escape strategy is essential for EVERYONE since the side control is one of the most prevalent dominant positions in ALL of BJJ. Part 1:

Physical introductory material
Runner’s Man ideas
Changing from the “running man” to the “stick”
changes from panda to running guy
switching from the running guy to the turtle

Part 2:

Run-man inverted
remaining running men
a sprinting man to a sitting turtle
running guy to turtle
errors committed by the running guy

Part 3:

Testing the hawking
From Hawk to Panda
Running guy to Hawking
Hawking and the running guy Hawking and the running man under
System proof
generating leeway

Part 4:

infant bridge defensive wrist fighting
Transitioning to babybridge explained
belly down to babybridge
Babybridge as a sneak preview
Babybridge counter sweep
being skewed
Crossface Is Ineffective
Why I Don’t Use Frames When I Teach
Closing

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