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Half-guard passing guide for the locals

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Drewlock

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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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More of this 😎

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Poetry!

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TaiOtoshi1 yıl önce

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

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I like to finish with the straight armbar.

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Andrew Chrystall1 yıl önce

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

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Black Belt Investor1 yıl önce

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

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