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Tony was the last one posting on this thread so I though it was becoming informative or useful.
But it is not, actually. :)
 

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Tony was the last one posting on this thread so I though it was becoming informative or useful.
But it is not, actually. :)

Here you go. We have changed our single leg entry to be the same as the double leg( Just a change in the head position ) A bit simpler to learn a bit harder to read.
 

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Here you go. We have changed our single leg entry to be the same as the double leg( Just a change in the head position ) A bit simpler to learn a bit harder to read.
I missed this. I'd actually like to see the version of single-leg and double-leg you're using. Can you point to a video of either or both? I teach a pretty rudimentary single-leg for defending from the ground (kneeling start), but haven't included a double-leg. If I had one entry for both, I might change my mind.
 

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I missed this. I'd actually like to see the version of single-leg and double-leg you're using. Can you point to a video of either or both? I teach a pretty rudimentary single-leg for defending from the ground (kneeling start), but haven't included a double-leg. If I had one entry for both, I might change my mind.

I will see what i can do. I will drop it on that other thread. You need the single if you are doing the double anyway because they are part of a combination.
 
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