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If you are a grappler, you need to know about leg locks. Period. Even if you don’t want to do them yourself, every BJJ school has at least one or two guys in it who go after your legs like Hugh Hefner went after his centerfolds. And then there is the original Sambo concept. If you tear someone’s knee to shreds in a streetfight, you can walk away leisurely, they won’t be coming after you. Although their lawyer might At any rate, a solid program on the modern leg lock game. Meaning, Gokor knows what he is doing, but the whole leg lock game has changed since the positional aspects have come into play, via Scott Sonnon’s Saddle, then the Danaher work, etc etcThe sales spiel: “Professor Gustavo Gasperin is a BJJ Black Belt under Fabricio Werdum, and was the Head Instructor at Fabricio’s gym for many years, located in Venice, CA.Ashi Garami Fundamentals is not your typical instructional video with dozens of isolated techniques that are not even linked to each other. We’ve organized all the info, connected all the techniques together in a predictable system, and given you a solid plan to be executed.The focus of this Course is on building a solid foundation for your Leglock and Guard game, by utilizing the Ashi Garami and Single Leg X-Guard as powerful control positions, and the Ankle Lock as the primary submission attack.Once your opponent enters into the “system”, whether he/she is standing up (Single Leg X-Guard) or on the ground (Ashi Garami), you will be in attacking mode. With several counters and recounters for your opponent’s defenses, you will be always threatening him/her with sweeps and Ankle Lock submissions.Although we touch upon more advanced Leglock submissions and positions, this Course is geared to the beginner student who wants to develop a solid foundation and still be able to compete and apply the techniques under the IBJJF rules.The core curriculum is 100% IBJJF legal for all Belts, including White. No knee-reaping, no illegal submissions.TECHNIQUES INCLUDED:IntroductionThe Ashi Garami positionArm positioning for the ankle lockFinishing the ankle lockAdjusting the ankle lockEntries from top positionCountering early defensesTripod ankle lock and optionsTripod ankle lock as first optionKnee torque submission and optionsSingle leg Xguard positionSingle leg Xguard entriesStandard sweep and variationsThe Assis sweep and optionsFinishes from top side Ashi GaramiModified Xguard tripod sweepTransition to XguardXguard to the backMount escape reentryModified Xguard sweepCountering the back stepBonus video a guide to the main leglock positionsBonus video straight ankle lock defenseBonus video the science of the straight ankle lock”https://www.digitsu.com/ashi-garami-by-gustavo-gasperin-on-d…