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Half-guard passing guide for the locals

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Drewlock

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GAMERWARFARE (✸,✸)1 год назад

Really good advice. I get stuck there a lot and use pressure. Catch some in the Darce going for half guard but I like the wrist lock and knee line advice. Will try tomoz.

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bkwhite 🥋🇺🇸📈🟫🟫🟫⬛️🟫🟫1 год назад

More of this 😎

Фото профиля Hammer
Hammer1 год назад

Poetry!

Фото профиля TaiOtoshi
TaiOtoshi1 год назад

I’m Definitely guilty of pressuring forward too much on the ground… Do you usually finish the kimura after the pass ? Love that sequence

Фото профиля Drewlock
Drewlock1 год назад

I like to finish with the straight armbar.

Фото профиля Andrew Chrystall
Andrew Chrystall1 год назад

As narrated by a young W.S. Burroughs!? This noir characterization, based on a players' guard system preference, is wild.

Фото профиля Black Belt Investor
Black Belt Investor1 год назад

Never heard such an eloquent synopsis of my favorite pozish. 🔥

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