This is the set up I use for the straight jacket submission when someone defends the gogoplata. This submission attacks the shoulders depending on how flexible you are. There are a couple of ways to set this up.
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How To:
Activate pain with pressure points on the body
How To:
Take your opponent down with pressure points
How To:
Keep an opponent pinned
How To:
Do the sleeper hold without damaging the throat
How To:
Attack the pressure points of the leg while fighting
How To:
Do Aikido moves for beginners
How To:
Use the pressure points of the torso in self-defense
How To:
Apply a Joint Lock Like a Master
How To:
Perform leg strengthening exercises for kung fu
How To:
Break guard position in Jiu Jitsu
How To:
Fight with escrima sticks
How To:
Do the rubber guard triangle choke in MMA
How To:
Execute the catching arm break Kung Fu technique
How To:
Tie your karate belt, step by step
How To:
Use the praying mantis kung fu stance
How To:
Warm up using tonfa
How To:
Execute a two handed grip shoulder throw
How To:
Use the pressure points of the face in self-defense
How To:
Use the pressure points of the arms in self defense
How To:
Learn Taijutsu
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