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Ah, brutality.

Excellent, excellent,

Excellent.

Did you hear that? That excellent was

Excellent. Welcome back

to the second video in our mini course on leg

locks, which are some of the most brutal

and disgusting moves in all of self-defense.

Now, in the first video I showed you

how you can escape from mount

and tear your horn's leg ligaments to shreds simultaneously

and in five seconds or less.

And in this video I'm gonna show you exactly

how versatile leg locks are.

So you'll learn some new moves.

I'll show you a bunch of different positions you can hit

these things from and possibly some

that you didn't even know were possible,

possibly the impossible.

Most importantly, we're gonna show you a combination

of moves that will end a fight in five seconds

or less from your feet with a leg lock.

But the underlying theme here is

that leg locks are available from all

positions all the time.

You just have to know where to find them.

And then you can crush people at will.

Trust me, my coaches, training partners,

and I have been killing people with this stuff for years,

and we're certainly not the only people doing it.

Here's Frank Muir getting his face pounded

by Brock Lesner in one second

and the very next second busting up some joints.

Imagine instantly disabling this freaking guy,

Russo Mayor Paul Harris has ruined about 50 different

people's legs in his career of being a huge d******d.

And even my little buddy Dan,

takes out competitive fighters twice his size

in seconds using some leg locks,

and then he celebrates obnoxiously,

as will you if you take the time to learn this stuff.

Now all the leg lock knowledge

that I have is actually an amazing gift

to me from my first Jiujitsu

and MMA coach Dan Fisher, who filled my head

with mystical brutality, allowing me to crush people with it

for years and never asked me for a single dollar in return.

He's a good guy. Dan is a submission fighting mastermind.

He's an engineer, so he's aggravatingly smart

and he uses his knowledge of physics

to destroy people's joints in brilliant ways.

Stuff that nobody's ever seen before

and nobody's ever thought of before.

That's how I tap out nice and pathetic.

He's coached UFC guys like former Champ

and soon to be again, champ, Frankie Edgar, George Sullivan,

Jeff Lenon, more importantly me, he's coached me

and I say he's fantastic.

There is a great video online

of Dan Mounting Fedor Emelianenko,

who is the greatest heavyweight mixed martial arts champion

to ever live, which was kind of bad for the seminar,

but hilarious for us.

Anyhow, we can all learn a lot from this guy

and if you pay attention,

he will have you crushing people in fights in five seconds

or less and getting the hell out of there.

In fact, let's jump into lesson with Dan right now

where he'll teach you how to win a fight

almost instantaneously.

Okay? Even a fight that starts standing up.

I was doing gay s**t when you started,

I'm sorry, stop doing gay s**t. We're filming.

Not that there's, you know, anything wrong with that.

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I hate that gay fuzz.

I have no problems with gay fuzz either.

Moving on. Alright,

So let's say we're standing up

and we want to get the fight to go to the ground

to execute one of these great

foot locks we're talking about.

I have learned a simple takedown that you don't have

to be a great wrestler to perform.

It's an ankle pick.

I'm gonna demonstrate that for you right now.

Let's just say your opponent is in a typical

clinch, just like this

Real quick. You can take that

clinch just

by throwing a one two into a kick

and then grabbing the guy's head,

or you just grab his head back to the lesson.

All I'm gonna do is I'm gonna drop my weight,

pulling on him, pulling him down with me

and letting my foot go back, which causes him

to put more weight on his front foot.

Once I get this weight distribution,

I'm gonna drop my weight further,

switch my grasp from his elbow

to his Achilles ankle right here,

and I'm gonna drive my head into him picking up this ankle

From there, the game is pretty much over.

Let's stop. Oh,

Well now it's over, but what the heck even happened?

Well, for the sake of simplicity,

we're gonna show you this move from the ground to start,

but like almost all leg locks,

you can hit it from a number of positions.

So here we're on the ground, Travis open guard legs

around me, but they're not locked at this point.

They're open, and I'm kinda lightly

holding this opposing leg.

What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna push this leg down

and I'm going to run this knee over this leg.

I'm gonna take my other leg as I fall to this hand for base

and just snap it right here.

And while I do that, this hand lands on my hip.

I'll just fall back on my elbow, oh my God.

And just pressure up.

And the pain is really bad,

even though I'm not doing any kind

of heel hooks or anything like that.

The pain on the bottom of the calf

and top of the achilles tendon tends to be severe,

But is it enough to induce severe pain?

We'll talk about that in a minute.

For right now, just keep in mind we want this

to be an instant fight ender,

and we still want it to happen from your feet.

So from a standing position, you just clear that leg

and the other one clamps over the top violently.

So when you do this move more full speed, this knee runs

through bam, and this really hits hard right here.

And then I just stretch out

and I have so much power, honestly,

I could really just push to sit and tap

S**t. Now that tap

was just me being a baby,

but my knee felt like it was gonna pop from the pressure.

And that's what we really want, joint destruction.

Now, you may or may not know this about me,

but I don't think that inducing pain is all

that important in a flight inducing debilitation is you

destroy a joint, it doesn't work anymore.

Now the guy can't fight, okay?

Certain people will give up when they

experience a lot of pain.

Take a good nut shot, for example.

There's certainly nothing that's shutting your body down.

It's not like you can't stand on your leg anymore.

People just become overwhelmed by the pain

and therefore they give up.

But not everybody will give up, especially if

that person is mad enough, kinda like this guy

who just ignores a taser.

I'll get you b***h. For some reason, I believe him.

So again, destruction and debilitation reign supreme.

This calf slicer is great.

It'll certainly cause the guy a ton of pain

and could rupture some of the muscles in his calf

and force him to limp around.

But that's not necessarily going to finish the flight.

Great way to make people submit out of misery.

But for self-defense

and debilitation purposes,

there's a few things you might want to add. For example,

I could back you up, ah, tap.

If for some reason I lose the

Calf tap, I still have few hooks tap.

So apply your calf crush

and apply it as violently as you can, trying

to rupture the muscles in the back of the guy's calf.

And then immediately reach back

and secure the same heel hook

that we taught you in the last lesson

and pop some ligaments.

That's an instant fight ending sequence

that starts from your feet, resulting in multiple forms

of nasty leg trauma in less than five

seconds. And one quick review,

I pull his weight back, clip the ankle, push him forward

and finish with a leg lock.

Then don't forget the heel hook.

So if it's that easy

and the moves are that destructive,

why isn't everybody doing this?

Well, this little behind the scenes conversation

with Dan will answer that question. So

We've been training for Luxe for a long time.

I love 'em. You love 'em,

but what do you think it is

that makes this such a powerful tool as if, uh, you know,

it's the great equalizer?

Well, they're very underutilized.

And like you say,

we've been training with them for a long time.

Very few people know how to train them.

They're not trained very often

because a lot of the juujitsu schools out there, uh,

don't use them because of insurance purposes,

because they are so dangerous.

People get hurt by accident, they twist the knees up

and you know, these guys don't want

the lawsuits on their hands.

Essentially, most juujitsu schools have determined

that leg locks are too dangerous

to be practiced in their gym.

So they've been wiped from the curriculum.

As a result, I'll estimate that 97%

of juujitsu guys have no idea

what they're doing in a leg battle,

and they certainly can't defend

themselves against these moves.

By the way, a hundred percent of my statistics are

completely fabricated, including this one.

So a lot of big main schools out there, you,

you could pick 'em, they just don't train 'em.

They don't like 'em. They don't want nothing to do with 'em.

And I'm talking anywhere you look

Since starting this video, the Juujitsu School that I go

to actually banned heel hooks.

So now we just do them while nobody's watching,

or at least I do them, which

basically forces people to join me.

So now all of a sudden you, you have a foot lock gym

where they're actually practicing them

and they're doing them, and you could train them.

Just be careful with them, you know?

Now you face a guy who never trained them,

they may be excellent grapplers from the waist up.

They may be able to tear you apart,

but once you get to that foot lock position,

they're white belts, right?

The game, it's like a reset. It's a completely different

Fight. It says much a fish outta

water.

As you fighting a jujitsu guy being a boxer,

when he takes you to the ground,

you're a fish outta water, right?

Well, when you get a guy who grapples,

even if they're a black belt, if you get to their legs,

they're a fish outta water.

'cause now they don't understand them.

A lot of times they just scramble

and just try and get away. That's all they do.

But they can't get out if you sink 'em in, right?

So the fish out of water effect continues

and you get to unleash the same type of dominance.

The jujitsu guys first unleash in the UFC

before people understood Groundfighting.

You get to wreak that type of havoc,

even if the person you're fighting happens

to be a professional fighter.

I can only think of like two mixed martial arts guys

that are really good at them right now.

Marcine held and Rumo. Paul Harris. Paul Harris,

Who actually got kicked out of the UFC

for hurting too many people with heel hooks, but not

before he unleashed some dominance on his division.

Winning fights with leg lock after leg lock,

after leg lock, actually getting 11 out

of his 18 wins with leg locks.

I mean, listen, you get on somebody's legs

and you know what you're doing. It's an easy day,

It's an easy day and it's gonna continue to be an easy day

because even the two biggest competitive juujitsu

federations in the world have banned heel hooks from their

competitions and they're not coming back.

Even professional mixed martial arts fighters have managed

to convince themselves that they don't need

to learn leg locks,

because theoretically, if you're doing leg locks,

you could get punched in the face.

This guy actually tried elbowing Ken Shamrock in the shin

just moments before his knee got destroyed.

And look at little Ky pseudo

with the 300 pound weight disadvantage,

chilling in leg lock position,

tearing apart butterbeans knee,

that would be butter being the massive knockout artist.

I didn't see him punching anyone.

So this phenomenon has obviously created a void within

Brazilian juujitsu and within mixed martial arts.

And we can take advantage of that.

We can take advantage of every single idiot who thinks

that ankle locks and leg G loss aren't effective.

And we can certainly take advantage of the fact

that the most prominent juujitsu federations in the world

are banning the moves.

You're banning the moves, you are awakening the art.

And as a result, we will step up

and we'll create a new art, one that embraces the brutality

and the danger and the destruction.

And as a result, we will have a more effective self-defense

and mixed martial arts fighting style.

Embracing the brutality will make us more powerful.

Embrace the brutality.

It's like a slogan for a crappy energy drink. Sound

The alarm. You're

gonna be uncomfortably

Energetic. So

if you watch the first 11 minutes of this video,

I think it's safe to say that you're into the leg lock game

and you like the stuff that we're showing you.

So I wanted to do something to thank you

and to give you a little special reward that other people

who didn't watch this far will never see.

Who doesn't love secret prizes?

So Dan and I have created a full training course called Leg

Locks, the Great Equalizer for anybody

who watches these first three or four videos and likes them

and learns a lot and wants to go deeper

and maybe add 50 brutal leg locks to the arsenal

so you can crush people from any position at any time

with a gruesome leg lock.

So that sounds like something you might be interested in.

A special little magical button will have popped up

somewhere underneath this video.

If you're on a mobile phone, you're gonna have

to X outta the video and scroll down

and that button will take you to another video

where I describe the course, I tell you what's in it

and what it's all about and how much it costs and all that.

And if you wanna grab it, you will now have coupon code

savage, obviously one of my favorite words,

and that'll give you a little extra special discount on the

course to thank you for watching up to this point.

And just say, Hey, you know,

I appreciate you being into my stuff

and for being part of the game.

Now this coupon will expire

by the time I put out video number three,

which might be tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.

But this is a limited time thing.

So if you're gonna make moves, make some moves now.

As always, hey, stand the like button because why not?

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Otherwise, I'll see you in the next video.

Thanks again for watching.

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