Something I've neglected developing is a knowledge of leg locks. Starting to go through Craig Jones series here on GG. Anyone have any other resources worth checking out?
Can't go far wrong learning from Craig Jones. There is also a wealth of videos on different leg locks on the grapplers guide here:
When I made my first foray into leg locks it seemed very confusing at first but once it's broken down there aren't that many finishes and there suddenly seemed like very little involved - the only fancy things really are the entries. I found it very helpful to start with the straight ankle lock and work my way from there.
Jar1987, post: 64080, member: 24864
Something I've neglected developing is a knowledge of leg locks. Starting to go through Craig Jones series here on GG. Anyone have any other resources worth checking out?
kalel, post: 64085, member: 3023
Here is one you can check out
from you tube
[COLOR=rgb(84, 172, 210)]Dean Lister's 16 part Complete Leg Lock System[/COLOR]
kalel, post: 64085, member: 3023
Here is one you can check out
from you tube
[COLOR=rgb(84, 172, 210)]Dean Lister's 16 part Complete Leg Lock System[/COLOR]
I found this video very useful in developing my understanding of how leg locks work
Leg locks don’t work
Benny_the_jet, post: 64097, member: 22463
I found this video very useful in developing my understanding of how leg locks work
Leg locks don’t work
John Danaher, Lachlan Giles, Craig Jones, Mikey Musemici are some that come to mind
Jar1987, post: 64080, member: 24864
Something I've neglected developing is a knowledge of leg locks. Starting to go through Craig Jones series here on GG. Anyone have any other resources worth checking out?
Dean Linster is great, I am excited to learn and now that I am a purple belt I can apply these techniques when I roll.