Episode #15 Concepts of Pummeling and Guard Retention

Update: 2022-03-03

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Hey guys in this episode Moshe and I talk about the incredible seminar we just hosted for Professor Tony Passos. We discuss the concepts of why the inside leg pummel creates a super dangerous guard and how to chain attacks. Listen to the flow!!!

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Episode #15 Concepts of Pummeling and Guard Retention

Brandon Durham and Moshe Bursuker

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Episode #15 Concepts of Pummeling and Guard Retention

Brandon Durham and Moshe Bursuker

Episode #15 Concepts of Pummeling and Guard Retention