How to Develop Grappling and Takedown Techniques: Down & Out

Looking for an introduction to MMA training that you can take from the gym into the cage? Renowned grappling expert and best-selling author Mark Hatmaker will show you how to customize your training by breaking down a series of fighting techniques you'll need to survive against anything an opponent throws at you. This video combines all the major aspects of the MMA game: striking, clinching, takedowns, shooting, ground and pound, and defense and allows you to mix and match these concepts into a single thread. Beginning with one single seventeen-link drill set, Mark flows defense, submissions, and attacks into a cohesive, no-nonsense fighting skill set.

Moving forward and introducing multiple substitute drills designed to increase your arsenal, Mark tests your ability to spontaneously roll with any situation on the mat. With the ability to insert alternative drills in at any point along the way, they'll be nothing thrown at you that you haven't seen before. Don't fall into the trap of cross training: whether it's stand-up grappling, submission work, or ground work, it's all here. For information purposes only.

Available now from the Paladin Press Professional Action Library: http://www.paladin-press.com/product/Down_and_Out/Ground_Fighting

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• Jeff Cooper
• Ragnar Benson
• Maj. John L. Plaster
• Mark Hatmaker
• Michael Janich
• Joseph Simonet
• Capt. W.E. Fairbairn
• Bob Orlando
• Col. Rex Applegate

[NiHaoZippo]

@PaladinPress

This might sound stupid..

But you should do like A commando video.. like I live in America but I want to know the most important fighting moves

[PaladinPress]

@NiHaoZippo That's not stupid. Paladin Press has a TON of material on street fighting if you visit paladin-press (dot) com. Just enter "street fighting" in the search field at the top left. Or if MMA/UFC-style is what you need, we have many products in that area as well. Just type MMA in the search field.

[PaladinPress]

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[whitesands]

can u please post the link for where to buy this

[PaladinPress]

@whitesands Hi, whitesands. The DVD was just made available this morning and the link is in the details of the above video clip. You might be the very first to order. Nice job.

[KuloKungFu]

Mark, well explained, great practical techniques. Thank you once again.

[videosareforfags]

you're great at explaining things :D

[Papaxi1]

@scarred10 lol then tell me why I did it on my PlayStation jk and yea they do

[scarred10]

@Papaxi1 then its even worse,no fighters double neck tie like that

[Papaxi1]

@fx02zbn it's not ment for the street it's ment for MMA fighters

[Jericho11894]

that really looks similar to filipino wrestling, or dumog in arnis.

[danielskipp1]

Great teacher.