combat arsenal using Western scientific wrestling. There aren't any tricks or gimmicks here, but rather a collection of escapes and counters to Brazilian jujitsu's most effective moves, taught with Hatmaker's typical attention to detail and specificity. Included are arm bar beats from various body positions; choke counters, including several triangle and rear naked choke escapes; and a collection of foot lock counters. An experienced BJJ player is no joke, but you don't have to fear him: know what he's capable of and beat him at his own game. For information purposes only.  (less)

that hands you the most effective must-have grappling techniques and skills on a silver platter. The culmination of nearly three decades of painstaking research documentation organization and hard-core training and application this extraordinary package contains everything you need to know to learn to wrestle effectively. Unlike the narrow-minded style-focused grappling arts that are so popular today Hatmaker drew his knowledge from the entire spectrum of the grappling arts. Then through objective analysis and Western empiricism he distilled it to 380-plus critical skills that form the foundation of true scientific w  (less)

the rear leg and switch kicks that are well known to most fighters, but if you think they represent the full array of possible kicks, you're about to get an education. Stressing the high-percentage kicks that will work almost every time, Hatmaker demonstrates kicks from the outside range and the clinch; the brutal "Ax Murderer" series; back kicks to get out of a rear-clinch situation; cut-kicking; painful and surprising point kicks; and defenses against any kick imaginable. For the complete fighter, he launches into an exhaustive display of kicking combinations followed by kicking and upper-body tool combinations that show you how to mesh Western boxing strikes with kicking attacks to the thighs, shins, and ankles. To burn it all in,...  (less)

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the quot;buzzsaw:quot; striking grinding and brutal pressuring moves that will make your opponent wish he'd never gotten on the mat in the first place. He then goes into grappling techniques from every aspect of the guard: when you're in the low guard the half guard and the high guard with all the necessary variations: when your opponent's feet are in your hips when your opponent has wrist grab cohesion when he has double elevators in and more. Throughout Hatmaker refines the most commonly shown locks and submissions showing you how you may be doing the  (less)

expert Mark Hatmaker takes a critical look at Brazilian jujitsu and shows you how it stacks up against the techniques of Western scientific wrestling. In addition to pointing out how the fundamental conceptual differences between wrestling and jujitsu can be used to negate much of jujitsu's traditional arsenal Hatmaker does a point-by-point analysis of more than a dozen of Brazilian jujitsu's most popular techniques. He first reveals some of the little-known weaknesses of jujitsu's techniques and how to easily counter them with simple wrestling moves. He then shows you how to take your combat grappling skills to the next level by  (less)

the rear leg and switch kicks that are well known to most fighters but if you think they represent the full array of possible kicks you're about to get an education. Stressing the high-percentage kicks that will work almost every time Hatmaker demonstrates kicks from the outside range and the clinch; the brutal quot;Ax Murdererquot; series; back kicks to get out of a rear-clinch situation; cut-kicking; painful and surprising point kicks; and defenses against any kick imaginable. For the complete fighter he launches into an exhaustive display of kickin  (less)

the BEST groundfighters in the world� and picking apart their favorite holds until he discovered the secret of escape for every hold. Vol 1: Escapes from Impossible Holds Vol 1 Vol 2: Escapes from Impossible Holds Vol 2 Vol 3: Ground Zero  (less)

and grappling expert Mark Hatmaker throws away the rule book and turns back the clock to reveal the forbidden techniques of extreme boxing. Hatmaker begins with the basics of stance and movement including little-known tricks to improve your defenses against grapplers and kickboxers. He then teaches you the extreme boxing arsenal - a collection of savage punches head-butts elbows and stomps that will enable you to devastate even the toughest opponent. To develop an airtight defense Hatmaker shows you how to slip bob weave cuff and cover as well as foolproof methods of defending against the shoot. Finally you'll learn how to put it all together wi  (less)

wrestling. There aren't any tricks or gimmicks here but rather a collection of escapes and counters to Brazilian jujitsu's most effective moves taught with Hatmaker's typical attention to detail and specificity. Included are arm bar beats from various body positions; choke counters including several triangle and rear naked choke escapes; and a collection of foot lock counters. An experienced BJJ player is no joke but you don't have to fear him: know what he's capable of and beat him at his own game.  (less)

for most throwing and takedown techniques. That's where the throwing dummy comes in and in this comprehensive video production from Paladin Press veteran grappler Mark Hatmaker teaches you how to get the most out of training with this vital piece of equipment. Hatmaker starts with conditioning exercises that not only build endurance but also burn basic grappling skills into muscle memory. From there he moves into the heart of the program: the throwing and takedown skills all groundfighters need to know and which can only be practiced on a training tool that doesn't have bones to break or a mouth to scream. He teaches throws from such positions as outsi  (less)

the top game. First Hatmaker teaches why you always want to be on top of your opponent so that your strikes have greater force and your submissions are more likely to succeed. From there he gives you more than a hundred different techniques to get out of the guard position and turn the tables on your opponent putting you in the top game and your opponent at a significant disadvantage. Hatmaker's instruction runs the gamut from low sweeps to transition sweeps to high sweeps giving you enough material to keep your grappling game on top.  (less)

good defensive skills to be victorious and the best resource for them is this hard-hitting video production. In it best-selling author Mark Hatmaker has selected the most effective arsenal of defensive tactics from both stand-up fighting and wrestling giving you the knowledge you need to keep from getting rocked by a haymaker pounded in the mount or surprised by a nasty kick. Hatmaker begins your instruction with basic techniques that work against any strike your opponent throws and then moves into the specifics of defending against punches blocking kicks and even stopping elbows knee strikes and headbutts. He then takes the fig  (less)

Dirty filthy uncivilized tricks that will mess him up and teach him to fear You the very instant you use them!Want a taste of what you're about to see? Check these filthy moves out:How to quot;soften him upquot; in the clutch with mini-head butts he won't see (and neither would a ref). Almost invisible illegal moves that will leave his head looking like a bruised banana. (And leave his brain ringing and slow.) quot;Nut crackerquot; moves that remove his child-bearing ability... even if he's wearing a steel-lined protective cup! (Very nasty very effective.  (less)

workout regimen is designed to make you into the strongest of the strong focusing on building functional muscle and developing incredible endurance for any realm of combat from the ring to the octagon or the street. The exercises taught in this video require a minimum of equipment but a maximum of commitment. From the variations on pull-ups and chin-ups that will not only launch your upper body strength into the stratosphere but also vastly increase your grip strength to the push-up and squat variations that are grueling enough to make a strong man cry this challengi  (less)