Wrestle Punching and the Missing Link

Mixing striking and grappling skills fluidly can be challenging, especially for new fighters. Often, we see that they have a tendency to segment those skills out.
This is a great drill to start encouraging them to explore how to implement striking while also dealing with simple frames, grabs, and obstructions.
Check it out, enjoy, play, explore.
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[@shakunimama3593]

Legend says he's still hitting and hitting and hitting

[@aaronj428]

Hahahahahahahaha

[@Jamoni1]

This is right in the pocket. Good stuff.

[@CombatSelfDefense]

This drill is fantastic

[@aaronj428]

Thank you so much. Enjoy it and let me know how it treats you.

[@benjaminking5610]

Awesome guys as always! Effective training that can always be built upon for further skills.

[@aaronj428]

Agreed! :)

[@jomess7879]

I like this drill.

[@aaronj428]

Thank you!

[@chrislivingstone1843]

Brilliant

[@aaronj428]

Thank you Chris!

[@mutant0177]

2:15 plz teach the guy what a hammerfist is 😄
What I do not like is that "playful approach". If you do not know what I mean watch the guys from urban combatives. Train with the right mindset.

[@aaronj428]

Appreciate in the input. I am very aware of the UC group and training methodologies. Great stuff. There's a time to train hard and gritty, and a time to be playful. In my experience, training with a creative mindset allows dexterity in addressing dynamic problems. To each their own ;)