Complete Guide To Sankaku by Kelita Zupancic
2-Time Olympian Kelita Zupancic Shares All Of Her Insider Tips & Tricks On Securing One Of The Most Effective Ne Waza Techniques In Judo, The Triangle Sankaku.
- This two-part series dives in on setting up situations where entering into Sankaku becomes effective and useful in opening up and submitting opponents.
- Force your opponent into a turtle position and systematically ATTACK it with innovative setups and submission transitions that leave no option of escape.
- Transition directly from standing techniques into Sankaku by combining your stand up arsenal with sophisticated Sankakus!
- Kelita provides an easy-to-follow approach that athletes of ALL levels can use.
2-Time Olympian Kelita Zupancic Shares All Of Her Insider Tips & Tricks On Securing One Of The Most Effective Ne Waza Techniques In Judo, The Triangle Sankaku.
- This two-part series dives in on setting up situations where entering into Sankaku becomes effective and useful in opening up and submitting opponents.
- Force your opponent into a turtle position and systematically ATTACK it with innovative setups and submission transitions that leave no option of escape.
- Transition directly from standing techniques into Sankaku by combining your stand up arsenal with sophisticated Sankakus!
- Kelita provides an easy-to-follow approach that athletes of ALL levels can use.
Push your game to the limit with Olympic level technique and Instruction!
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What Will You Learn?
Complete Guide To Sankaku is a two-part series that cuts right to the crucial details of securing one of the most effective Ne Waza techniques in ALL of Judo, the Sankaku! The Sankaku, or Triangle as some may refer to it, is one of the most effective submissions in all aspects of combat where it is permitted. By using your legs as one of the main mechanisms to apply the technique, regardless of size and body type.
Kelita shares all of her insider tips & tricks on how to set up Sankaku from the Turtle positions as well as transitioning directly from standing into Sankaku. Still an elite national black belt competitor, Kelita Zupancic provides her very best techniques in an easy-to-follow system throughout the instructional. If you find your standing techniques getting defended by an opponent who chooses to turtle, the Sankaku is a perfect system to add to your game. Complete Guide To Sankaku looks to do just that!
As soon as the battle goes to the mat you will have tools to deal with the turtle. Many opponents use this time to stall and wait for the referee to save them. Kelita teaches you how to approach the turtle with an aggressive, yet calculated approach that has ample amounts of options to secure the Sankaku. Once you start to snag Sankakus, the finishing options and transitions to submissions like Juji Gatame and Reverse Sankaku become available. Your opponents will start to second guess defending with the Turtle!
Zupancic also covers how to attack with standing techniques that transition directly into Sankaku. Standing techniques like Sasae, Ouchi Gari, Kouchi Gari, and Makikomi lend themselves perfectly to set up efficient Sankakus. Diversify your offensive arsenal with Complete Guide To Sankaku by Kelita Zupancic. Check out the complete technique list below!
So, What Exactly Do You Get?
PART 1
INTRODUCTION
BASIC SANKAKU
REVERSE SANKAKU
WRIST CONTROL SANKAKU
2 ON 1 SANKAKU
SANKAKU TO JUJI GATAME
SANKAKU TO CROSS FACE
PART 2
TRANSITIONS
SASAE TO SANKAKU
OUCHI GARI TO SANKAKU
PULL BY TO SANKAKU
MAKIKOMI TO SANKAKU
KOUCHI GARI TO SANKAKU
So, What Does It All Cost?
$47
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Step by step and in depth sankaku from turtle top
Sensei Kelita Supancic shares her ne-waza gobto technique with great dedication. She demonstrates eyery technique out of all four main angles. She breaks every technique down into kuzushi - set up - finish and put it together afterwards. She demonstrates the whole sequence slow again out of different angles and full speed afterwards. The wrist control variation is out of belly down via ude garame and the two on one variation out of turtle and sleeve grip. The tachi waza to be waza section is out of same side stance. except the pull by is demonstrated oppisite side what makes this instructional exceptional special is that she offers a section at the end of each sequence about common mistakes and how to fix them. Highly recommend
Sankaku out of the the turtle position/belly down position
Sensei Kelita Supancic shares her ne-waza gobto technique with great dedication. She demonstrates eyery technique out of all four main angles. She breaks every technique down into kuzushi - set up - finish and put it together afterwards. She demonstrates the whole sequence slow again out of different angles and full speed afterwards. The wrist control variation is out of belly down via ude garame and the two on one variation out of turtle and sleeve grip. The tachi waza to be waza section is out of same side stance. except the pull by is demonstrated oppisite side what makes this instructional exceptional special is that she offers a section at the end of each sequence about common mistakes and how to fix them. Highly recommend!
Sankaku your opponent
Kelita does a great job showing you different applications for sankaku from all angles. Glad I bought this video!
Short but great
Well thought through instructional. Gives great pointers, shows from different angles, easy to follow along. Would've loved some more if-then options but that wasn't in the description, so that's totally fine.