CLASS: Basic Back Control, Handfighting, and Rear Chokes (11-Sep-24)
Class Instructions
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18m
To maintain good back control, learn how to keep a tight seatbelt regardless of where the opponent moves. Learn the mechanics of the basic collar rear choke and the rear naked choke (RNC). Then learn the straight jacket hand fighting position that allows you to secure the rear choke hold.
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