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Advanced MMA and Grappling Techniques

byShafiq ShaikhAt 4 studios across Mumbai & Navi Mumbai; Travels to client's locationStarts from19,500 per quarterView full gallery

Moving from basics to dominance. Learn advanced cage strategies, precision submissions, and tactical takedowns with proven combat methods.

This is a classic MMA scenario: a striker versus a wrestler against the cage. I explain the technique to defend against a takedown and get back to a dominant position.

This is an MMA trap technique. I show how to bait your opponent with a punch and then immediately transition into a takedown when they react.

I teach a student how to apply a heel hook, one of the most dangerous submissions in grappling. This is an advanced technique that requires precise control.

A clip showing a submission victory. In MMA, grappling and knowing how to finish a fight on the ground is just as important as striking.

A demonstration of a back sweep counter to a kick. This is a great technique to take an opponent down when they commit to a powerful kick.

A demonstration of how to use a back kick to counter a double leg takedown attempt. This is an effective way to use a striker's skills against a grappler.

Designing a fight scene for a South Indian movie. This involves applying complex grappling and submission techniques in a choreographed sequence.

A student practices a takedown and ground control on a grappling dummy. This is essential for building the muscle memory for wrestling and BJJ.

More practice with the grappling dummy, focusing on the 'uranage' or side slam throw. This is a powerful takedown from Judo and Sambo.

A clip from a grappling exchange, ending in a takedown. Learning to control the fight on the ground is a huge part of my MMA training.

About Advanced MMA & Grappling Techniques

Most fighters train for the ring, but real fights happen in every position. I teach you how to handle a wrestler pinning you against the cage, or how to set up a clean heel hook when you are on your back. This is not for show, this is about knowing exactly where to put your weight and when to strike for a one shot finish.

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