EMAX SAMBO MMA Leg Attacks Scott Sonnon

Sambo MMA Leg Attacks from the MAX Master Series Sonnon, Scott Stephen Koepfer’s review “When it comes to Sambo and those who want to learn more about the technique, the first thing most people ask is, ‘Where can I learn Sambo leg locks?’ �Noted Scott Sonnon, RMAX creator and sambo player, has responded to this challenge with his new DVD Sambo MMA Leg Attacks.
Sonnon offers a recent session in which the issue of leg assaults is methodically explored in this well-produced and arranged DVD.
This tutorial follows a logical and didactic development from fundamental leg attack ideas and conditioning drills to more advanced techniques and submissions.
Sonnon makes a clear distinction between the sport character of the information he offers and its applicability, or lack thereof, to self-defense.
There is a widespread misconception concerning leg assaults in MMA that promotes the belief that leg locks are undeserving of participation in MMA owing to the potential of losing position during a fight.
Sonnon tackles this topic directly and devotes significant effort to gaining correct leg and hip control prior to submission in order to solidify a powerful and secure position during an MMA match.
He emphasizes that for leg attacks, like with other submissions, position and control are more important than the specific finishing move.
The ultimate outcome confirms what I have long believed: that leg assaults, not weak leg attacks, are what give up position, just as any poor submission attempt would.
Sonnon does not provide any information that is too advanced for new grapplers.
The philosophical and technical material of the DVD, on the other hand, should appeal to expert grapplers as well…particularly those with minimal leg attack experience.
Common critiques of Sonnon’s previous educational efforts have been focused on his use of scientific jargon that may be incomprehensible to the typical learner who is not trained in RMAX ideas.
I noticed no such issue in this DVD.
The information is given in a simple and comprehensible manner.
The inclusion of a second DVD concentrating on Judo and Boxing is a welcome surprise.
The leg assault DVD, on the other hand, is what makes this tutorial worthwhile.