Cradle of Filth by Neil Melanson
190 reviews · 4.98 / 5
Neil Melanson · Combo
Ground Marshal Leglocks by Neil Melanson has 69 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 4.99 out of 5. 99% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from April 11, 2019 to May 3, 2026. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
another brutal and effective Neil melanson instructional. can't get enough of these.
Anyone familiar with Neil Melanson's approach to grappling knows that it is highly unconventional and highly effective. If you're not familiar with Melanson, grab this leglock instructional now. A treasure trove of leg attacks from catch wrestling, the Hayastan system, and BJJ. Epic.
great unorthodox options to get to leg attacks
leg locks that you don't need to fall back to hit. Superior approach to the keg lock gone from Melanson
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A great instructional on leglocks, I own pretty much all of Neil's stuff, I've been a fan since watching the catch formula. On this instructional you going to get leglocks from top position, which is a very different take compared to 90% of the other instructionals out there. These are bit old school but as Neil said old school is new school, I've owned this instructional since it first came out but didn't realize I hadn't left a review, quite a lot of these techniques are in my game, I promise you they're all legit and effective. If your a heavy weight I would deff pick this up but it'll serve anyone well.
I’ve got most of the stuff that he puts of and he never disappoints. This one is no different, full of really valuable stuff that I can’t wait to add to my game.
Absolutely love Neil's work. It's great to see leg locks from top position. Especially as a heavy weight and not having to lose position to finish opponents.
I bought this because I have a couple other instructionals from Neil and really like the different perspective he provides. As a BJJ grappler, mainly in the Gi, these techniques aren't something I'm likely to be taught, but the submissions and positions you end up in really are universal. These techniques are extremely effective, which is why you should use them with caution, especially if your training partner is unfamiliar with the position/submission. Needless to say, definitely worth buying in my opinion as it will broaden your perspective on grappling and what's possible.
always a fan of Neil's content, he brings an awesome mix of old school/ forgotten techniques to the forefront! would recommend as always!
Very slick leg locks from the catch perspective of Neil Melancon. As always, explanation in great detail. Excellent instruction.
Happy to see a different take that's much more practical.
Great take on the leg lock game. Not everyone is taking the full practical approach, but its good to see it from someone.
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This is great for me I am older and love the simple application for my game.
Classic instructional from Melanson. He defers to Dean Lister's instructional for better details. Talk about confidence and humility.
a lot of moves from which you can take a few away that work for you.
Non complicated submissions, enjoyed the video.
Solid instructional. I like the counters better than the attacks. The older I get the more the counters matter.
Can always apply 4-5 movements from his videos to my game. . Solid instruction and worth the purchase.
Chains with a lot of other stuff he's taught in his instructionals. Leg entanglements and attacks, but with his twist on it. Highly recommend it!
Neil's videos are always so fun, for one reason, he pulls from different disciplines and it's is often stuff I don't find elsewhere.
Neil,s leg locks are unique and amazing!
Definitely a lot of leg lock technique and principles you won’t find in most Bjj gyms. I own everything Neil puts out, he produces the best videos I’ve seen.
Love this guy!
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