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Piper
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Mark Hatmaker's instructionals (Tapes, DVDs, Books) are all worthwhile, if you can afford them. They are a bit pricey. I have his books and a majority of his Tapes/DVDs. He has some very effective stuff that he shows. His approach has been to study a variety of submissions styles and put together instructionals that come from that collection. These are no-gi submissions, and many are outside the usual BJJ box of techniques. I recognized many from Catchwrestling, which I have some background in.
If you are interested, I would recommend getting one of his early tape sets: "Escapes from Impossible Holds". I a good sample of what he offers, and you get a nice arsenal of escapes you can use.
He keeps studying and producing more instructionals, and I haven't been disappointed in any of them. I just got a privately made DVD of a private weekend seminar he gave recently, and again I found some good new stuff there too.
If you are ever in my neighborhood - N. County San Diego, I have mats at my house and guys that train with me there. You are welcome to get in touch, and visit, and I can show you some of the stuff I have found effective.
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If you are interested, I would recommend getting one of his early tape sets: "Escapes from Impossible Holds". I a good sample of what he offers, and you get a nice arsenal of escapes you can use.
He keeps studying and producing more instructionals, and I haven't been disappointed in any of them. I just got a privately made DVD of a private weekend seminar he gave recently, and again I found some good new stuff there too.
If you are ever in my neighborhood - N. County San Diego, I have mats at my house and guys that train with me there. You are welcome to get in touch, and visit, and I can show you some of the stuff I have found effective.
[email protected]