CLASS: Straight Footlock from Butterfly Ashi (23-May-24)
Class Instructions
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8m 24s
The Butterfly Ashi position is a type of leg entanglement for a straight footlock. Normally entered from a reconfiguration of the Single Leg X (SLX) entanglement. You can apply the Butterfly Ashi entanglement and finish the straight footlock when the opponent is seated or standing.
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