Tom McMahon – Wrist Locks for the Win

Tom McMahon – Wrist Locks for the Win

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Salepage: Tom McMahon – Wrist Locks for the Win

A multiple-time BJJ world champion, Tom McMahon!

One of Tom’s most effective tools is THE WRISTLOCK, one of BJJ’s most fundamental yet underappreciated moves.
Tom will show you the methods he use most frequently in this section.
However, it doesn’t end there.
You will discover the CONCEPT and HOW TO of a perfect wristlock in this video.

You’ll learn which grips, twists, and finishes work best from a lot of the positions you’re already familiar with.
Your training partners and opponents will be shaking their heads (and WRISTS) in astonishment once you realize the power of wristlocks.

Chapters:

wrist lock seminar introduction
lapel grab while standing 3 wristlocks from the guard, 1 standing lapel grab, 2 standing lapel grab 3 wristlocks from the guard after 1 wristlock from the guard Wristlock by guard, four 5
escaping a wristlock by rolling
circling within a wristlock
pass and halfguard lock
Locked halfguard
Using a side control, wristlock
Americana wristlock
wristlock using the hip
wristlock from a mount in back
simple defense

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