Capizzi Lock by Joseph Capizzi (On Demand)

The Capizzi Lock: Submission Geometry is a revolutionary new system from Joseph Capizzi, 2nd degree Black Belt under Renzo Gracie and the creator of Mastering the Guillotine series. Stemming off traditional positions, this innovation system will allow you to intercept and attack from within the most common positions in submission grappling such as: the smash pass, crucifix position, kimura trap, berimbolo, arm bar traps and many more. Also featured are several chapters of in depth discussions on the kimura, crucifix and cross body positions. These components will serve students of all skill levels.

"I'm stoked for this one. At the submit the stigma seminar Joe Capizzi pulled me aside and proceeded to blow my mind demonstrating his new arsenal of submissions. In the process he left all my limbs sore for days from basic demonstrations."
- Gianni Grippo

Techniques Included:

1. Origins of the Submission Geometry
2. Capizzi Lock: Arms to Arm from the Cross Body Kimura Position
3. Capizzi Lock: Arms to Arm from the Crucifix Position
4. Capizzi Lock: Legs to Arm from the Crucifix Position
5. Capizzi Lock: Legs to Leg Countering the Smash Pass Position
6. Capizzi Lock: Legs to Leg Defense and how to recycle the Attack
7. Capizzi Lock: Legs to Leg Defense and how to Guillotine the Ankle
8. Capizzi Lock: Legs to Leg Attacking the Berimbolo and Back Escapes
9. How to Control & Fit in the Crucifix Position
10. One Handed Choke from the Crucifix Position
11. Triangle from the Crucifix Position
12. Cow Hand Wrist Lock from the Crucifix Position
13. Top Side Omoplata from the Crucifix Position
14. Cross Body Crush: Compression Submission
15. A-B-C of the Cross Body Position : Attack - Block - Circle
16. Kimura Physics & Counter Submissions from the Top Half Guard
17. Rolling Kimura “Rafa Roll” to the Shoulder Hub Position
18. Rolling Kimura Control Concepts & Timelines of Attack
19. The MilaMura: The Aaron Milam Kimura
20. Kimura Escape & Recovery: Yin Yang Drill
21. Recovering Back Position : Stealing the Escape