Kade & Tye Ruotolo – Scientifically Shutting Down Modern Leg Attacks

Dismantle Dangerous Heel Hook Attacks With Kade and Tye Ruotolo’s Guide To Escaping, Countering, and Totally Shutting Down No-Gi Leg Locks

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Kade & Tye Ruotolo – Scientifically Shutting Down Modern Leg Attacks

Shut down leg locks and turn their attack into your counters and passes with the Ruotolo brothers’ guide to staying safe

• Kade and Tye Ruotolo are twin brothers training at Atos and two of the highest-profile and most successful young grapplers in the world
• Escape from dangerous no-gi positions like 50/50, outside ashi, cross ashi/honey hole, and more
• Turn heel hook attempts into your own counters as the Ruotolo brothers show you how they navigate these tricky positions

What Will You Learn?

Use this guide to staying safe in leg locking positions from two of the brightest young stars in grappling and escape from heel hooks and other dangerous submissions with technique and secure strategy. The Ruotolo twins, Tye and Kade, show you how they have quickly become so hard to leg lock, and how they turn their opponent’s submission attempts into their own passes and counters.

With careful, step-by-step instruction, Tye and Kade teach you how they escape from positions like outside ashi, 50/50, and more. You’ll learn here all the concepts you need to escape these no-gi attacks, including your own counter submissions that can become fast fight finishers. Also included is how to pass and counter the Z guard, one of the most common and tricky no-gi guards.

The Ruotolo brothers are young grapplers who are shooting up the rankings with dominating performances that outperform their age, and even leg locking experts struggle to get to their heel hooks. Now you can learn why, straight from the brothers who are building global reputations for the grappling knowledge and skill.

Outside Ashi To Kimura

So, What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1:

• Intro
• Inside Heel Hook Defense Concepts
• Outside Heel Hook Defense Concepts
• Heel Hook Defense Mistakes
• 50/50 Escapes
• 50/50 Escape To Leg Drag
• 50/50 Arm Pin Escape

Part 2:

• 50/50 Key Escape
• 50/50 Double Grips Escape
• 50/50 Hula-hoop Escape
• 50/50 Escape to Back Take
• 50/50 to Kimura

Part 3:

• Outside Ashi Escapes.
• Outside Ashi Smash
• Outside Ashi to Back Take
• Arm Pin Outside Ashi Smash
• Arm Pin to Cryangle
• Outside Ashi to Estima Lock
• Take ‘em to Jail
• Outside Ashi to Kimura

Part 4:

• Z Guard Counters.
• Z guard to Darce
• Z Guard Knee Shelf Pass
• Z Guard to Ankle Lock
• Z Guard Smash
• Z Guard Arm Pin Pass
• Z Guard Leg Pin Pass
• Honey Hole Escape