TONY CECCHINE – SNAP NO TAP – VOL.1

Product includes: Dimensions 20 × 15 × 03 cm | Weight 0.150g

Language: English

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You will get : Dimensions 20 × 15 × 03 cm

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Arguably the most brutal mixed martial art practiced today, wrestling’s devastating arsenal of strikes, takedowns, throws, flesh-rending and bone-shattering hooks has been copied by many but mastered by only a few.

In this extraordinary video series from Paladin Press, wrestling expert Tony Cecchine teaches more street-worthy techniques, combining hard-core wrestling with brutal punches to provide you with a system of self-defense that will make you unstoppable on the streets.

In Volume One: Fundamentals, Cecchine teaches the basics of catch wrestling, focusing on the vital points of posture and footwork that will keep you stable enough to throw a powerful punch, yet mobile enough to avoid a takedown attempt.

From there, it shows you the penetration step that will put you in the perfect position for a takedown or launch, and how many instructors often get it wrong.

He also covers how to properly practice the punch, transforming it from a lazy, hands-only “swim” drill into an effective tool for developing superior hand placement and dominant body positioning.

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about the actor
Tony Cecchine has been involved with American Catch as Catch Can Wrestling since 1977 and has been recognized as its top exponent by the World Family Sokeship Council, an organization that votes on top martial artists of various styles (members include personalities like Wally). Jay, Helio Gracie and Ernesto Presas).

The late, great Lou Thesz, considered by many to be the greatest wrestler of all time, dubbed Cecchine a “whore”, “acknowledging Tony’s submission and wrestling skills as the highest a wrestler could reach.

Tony understands both the intricacies of engagement and its place in an integrated fighting system built on the fundamentals of wrestling and boxing.

Tony’s instructional videos have received rave reviews and have been used to train professional mixed martial artists and other professional athletes in addition to regular Joes. As one online reviewer said of Tony and his art, “”his philosophy is simple. . . submission, submission, submission. “”