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GCPD1 - MOUNT TECHNIQUES - Indicators Quiz
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1You are in an altercation and have been thrown or tripped over and end up on the ground, on your back.
The Bad Guy (BG) mounts on top of you and tries to strangle your throat.
Thinking about the GCPD1, this indicator should prompt you to....
- AUse Standard Variation Trap & Roll
- BUse Punch Block Variation Trap & Roll
- CUse Headlock Variation
- DTry to hit their groin or gouge their eyes
2Your trap & roll technique has failed.
The BG is too heavy, too strong or has a really wide base preventing you from creating space.
The indicator for the Fish Hook (GU12) technique is....
- AThe BG has created a wide base of support which prevented the trap & roll escape
- BThe BG has resisted your initial Standard Elbow Escape by keeping their leg heavy on the floor
- CThe BG has inserted their leg hooks or “grapevines” to gain better control over you
- DThe BG has kept their knee heavy but lifted their foot off the floor
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- Descripción
- Gracie Combatives Proficiency Drill #1 - Escapes x 2, Control Strategies x 3 & Submissions x 4. This quiz is designed to help your reflex development by using a technique from language learning. Anticipatory Learning (see Pimsleur) posits that asking learners to anticipate what is about to happen helps consolidate long-term recall. This quiz helps leverage cognitive learning of GJJ by starting the formation of neural networks as well as physical movement reflexes.
- Autor
- Owen Moore
- Idioma
- English
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