Since I'm familiar with striking and grappling its interesting to see strikers when they hit the floor, struggle. A lot of them don't know what there doing as they haven't practiced groundwork and do whatever they can just to stand up and start striking again wasting valuable energy in the process. Ive come up with a few suggestions below. let me know what you think.
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
On the Ground (for strikers)
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