Power Line Backpack Attack System by Matthew McPeake

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt Matthew Mcpeake Takes You Through A Detailed Journey Of The Backpack Position, And Demonstrates How Obtain And Finish Some Of The Most Successful Positions And Submissions In Jiu Jitsu

• Overview the backpack position as a whole and see the differences it offers as opposed to seat belt control
• Focus on your grips form the packback position and find choking options from everywhere including the gable grip choke, paper cutter choke, numerous variations of the bow and arrow and collar chokes, and so much more
• Use the backpack as a means to transition to other high percentage submissions such as armbars and  triangles, and check out some of the most creative ways to do so
• Additionally, look at several options for transitioning to the backpack from numerous other positions including seat belt with and without hooks, as well as several kimura trap variations
  
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

 

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So, What Exactly Do You Get?

PART 1

INTRO

CONCEPTS

POWER LINE & POINTS OF CONTROL

SEAT BELT VS BACKPACK

GRIPS

PART 2

CHOKES FROM BACKPACK

GABLE GRIP CHOKE

BOW'N ARROW #1

BOW'N ARROW #2

COLLAR CHOKE #1

COLLAR CHOKE #2

PAPER CUTTER CHOKE

LAPEL "CHOP" CHOKE

LAPEL PAPER CUTTER CHOKE

LAPEL BOW'N ARROW

LAPEL "CHICKEN WING" CHOKE

PART 3

ARM BARS AND TRIANGLES

ARM BAR

HEAD WRENCH

"SHOTGUN" ARM BAR

HAMMER LOCK/WRIST LOCK

TRIANGLE #1 - CHOKE

TRIANGLE #2 - SHOULDER LOCK

TRIANGLE #3 - ARM BAR

TRIANGLE #4 - CHOKE

TRIANGLE #5 - ARM BAR

TRIANGLE #6 - "SHOT GUN" ARM BAR

TRIANGLE #7 - OMOPLATA

PART 4

TRANSITIONS TO BACKPACK

SEAT BELT WITH HOOKS

SEAT BELT WITHOUT HOOKS

KIMURA TRAP #1 - EARL GREY/TEA BAG

KIMURA TRAP #2 - SIDE DROP

OUTRO

$77