Death From Below: The Anatomical Guide to the Straight Footlock

Mikey Musumeci is one of the greatest grapplers of his generation, with wins in the black belt world finals using these same techniques!

• In this 4-part series, learn how to get to leg locks from common positions and apply some of the most devastating holds possible
• Use positions like the butterfly ashi to control and transition around the leg for maximum effect, with troubleshooting for all your opponent’s options
• Throw on aoki locks, De La Riva footlocks, belly down footlocks, and more from Mikey’s impressive arsenal of lower body offense

Attack the straight foot lock and other legal leg locks from the guard with this brand new systematic approach from revolutionary technician and leg locking expert mikey musumeci - including the ibjjf legal footlock responsible for the fastest submission ever in the black belt world finals!

What Will You Learn?

Learn all of the best ways to attack below the belt with Mikey Musumeci’s guide for foot locks that he has used to beat some of the best grapplers on Earth. In this 4-part series, Mikey shows you every detail behind his system for gaining control of the lower body and then attacking with efficient technique for submission success so that you can gain comfort with the concepts and find easier paths to the tap against tough opponents.

With devastating techniques that are gi-legal like the straight foot lock, the belly down foot lock, the aoki lock, the De La Riva foot lock, and more, you’ll develop a full arsenal for creating new and reliable submissions. Mikey shows each move in extreme detail so you can understand it inside and out, and apply it carefully and effectively in sparring and competition.

Work out of positions like Mikey’s innovative footlock guard, a variation he has developed from De La Riva, and leg entanglements like the butterfly ashi. Use these with the knowledge Mikey shares on offense, defense, trouble shooting, and strategy across four volumes that are packed with information that he has developed over his career as an elite competitor.