Marco Lala’s Elbow Techniques: Strikes, Joint Locks & Escapes

Marco Lala’s Elbow Techniques: Strikes, Joint Locks & Escapes

For DIGITAL COPY download of the entire instructional video go to www.FightingSecrets.com : A Desktop or Laptop Recommended when downloading - 656.56 MB ELBOW STRIKES… In 1994, when I released Elbow Techniques: Strikes, Joint Locks & Escapes, many martial artists were still “shell shocked” at the earlier 1993 debut of THE UFC. Besides the the obvious lack of grappling and ground fighting in most styles, there was a method of striking that was completely underestimated… Elbow Techniques. Except for that rare Muay Thai fighter or Japanese kickboxer who was courageous enough to enter the earlier no holds barred versions, the cutting, high impact or blunt force trauma caused by the elbow resulted in some of the most severe fight ending injuries. There is a reason why a well placed downward elbow strike to the back of the skull, brain stem or spine is illegal. Although very difficult to apply against a well timed double or single leg attack, one can quickly learn to sprawl, neutralize and deploy the crushing devastation of elbow strikes… along with its alternate self defense applications! When you order it’s like Actually getting 2 video's for the price of one! Completely breaks down the elbow as a striking weapon in close & on the ground. Elbow from every conceivable situation. Unlike the popularized leg/low kicks from Muay Thai and Kyokushin fighters, elbow strikes have never been covered as thoroughly as they have on this tape. To this day, they are still amongst some of the most secretly guarded striking techniques in the Thai and Japanese fighting systems ...this is due to them being so damaging and effective in application. As an added bonus while covering elbow techniques, a revelaing "module" of Vale Tudo/No GI locks have also been included... Reveals the most realistic arm locks from catch/jiu jitsu for street defense including escapes and neutralization from joint locks! Original Release: 1994 RT: 1 Hr 15 min