Grappling Drills for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Submission Grappling
If you have ever felt that your grappling workouts could be more productive, but didn't know how to do it, then Grappling Drills is part of the solution.Grappling movements can be complex and difficult. Grappling requires you to use every part of your body, but often your limbs are actually doing different things: your foot might be stepping, one hand pushing, the other hand pulling, your body twisting, all at the same time. This can make even fundamental techniques like escapes, submissions, and guard passes tricky to learn.Mastery of complex movements requires repetition. The exercises in Grappling Drills make it easy get the repetition you need. Use this DVD and before you know it you will have executed hundreds of repetitions of the most critical and important grappling techniques.Grappling Drills Contains 83 Drills in 5 Sections: 1. Lateral Hip Movement - how many times have you heard the phrase "move your hips" in BJJ? Side-to-side hip movement is critical for guard work and escaping bad positions. These are the best drills to develop exactly that type of movement 2. Bridging and Sprawling - forward and backward hip movement is just as important as lateral hip movement, but is often overlooked. Turbo-charge your escapes, submissions and throws by making your bridging and sprawling powerful and instinctive 3. Guard Development - the guard is the most complicated position in all of grappling. The drills in this section can make instinctive movements that advanced guard players do instinctively. 4. Submission Development - submissions are the most exciting aspect of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, Submission Grappling and Mixed Martial Arts, but they require repetition just like all other techniques. Here are methods to make repetition fun and easy. 5. Other Drills - this section includes drills to improve guard passing, scrambling, mobility on the mats and more.Applicable to both Gi and No-gi Grapplers!