Ethan Crelinsten – Loose Passing

“This course is available and delivery within a few hours!”Never let opponent’s develop a meaningful connection to you with Ethan’s footwork drills covering essential passing concepts like the crescent step, pivot step, and switch step.

Ethan Crelinsten – Loose Passing

Develop A Modern, Battle-Tested Approach To Loose Passing With B-Team Standout Ethan Crelinsten!

• Overhaul your loose passing with ADCC vet and top-tier competitor Ethan Crelinsten!
• Build a rock-solid loose passing foundation by understanding the theory of connection/disconnection, footwork, handwork, and MORE!
• Never let opponent’s develop a meaningful connection to you with Ethan’s footwork drills covering essential passing concepts like the crescent step, pivot step, and switch step.
• Develop confidence in your ability to consistently pass and avoid sweeps/submissions.
• Force opponents to be in a constant defensive panic as you learn to misdirect, control tempo, and set traps for predictable reactions.
• Learn next-level leg drags that opponents basically GIVE to you!
• Ethan Crelinsten Provides A MASTERCLASS On Loose Passing In This 5-Part Must-Have Instructional!

So, What Exactly Do You Get?

PART 1

INTRODUCTION

CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES

• THEORY OF CONNECTION/DISCONNECTION

FOOTWORK & HANDWORK

• CRESCENT STEP
• PIVOT STEP
• UNDERSTANDING HANDWORK
• PALM MANEUVERABILITY
• PUTTING IT TOGETHER
• SWITCH STEP

PART 2

CRESCENT STEP PASSING

• CRESCENT TO NORTH SOUTH
• ADDRESSING THE HIGH LEG
• MIYAGI ANKLE SWITCH
• SHIN HAND OFF
• COOK THE CORE
• HIGH STEP

PART 3

STACK PASSING

• INTRODUCTION
• CEMENT THE STACK
• NEAR SIDE SCOOP
• REVERSE TIGHT WAIST
• BACK STEP

PART 4

LOOSE FLOAT PASSING

• CROSS ANKLE
• CARTWHEEL
• ANKLE TRAP CARTWHEEL
• RDLR ENTRY

PART 5

BACK TAKING

• KNEE SLIDE ENTRY
• KICK OVER BACK TAKE
• ROLLING BACK TAKE
• FORCED TURNOVER
• STACKED GO BEHIND
• HIP SCHUK

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