Company: Iron Warrior Federation
Tape Name: Neck Manipulatons, Volume 2
Tape
Cost: $39.95
Length of Tape/Time: Approximately 1 hour
Number of Moves/Techniques:
Approximately 100, maybe more
Return Policy: Money Back Guarantee
Experiences
in dealing with this company: Very Good
The Instructor: Marco Lala
Company's
Address: PO Box 979,Yonkers, NY., 10704-0979
Company's Phone Number: 800-573-7655
Web
Page: http://www.fightingsecrets.com
E-Mail:
marcolala@fightingsecrets.com
Main Grading Criteria
Production/Tape
Quality: 9
Instructors demonstrated skill level: 10
Comprehension Score:7
Degree
to which this will make someone a better Martial Artist:9
Score on delivery vs
hype:10
Wasted Time ( The lower the number, the less " fluff ") 10
Playback
Score/Watching it over-and-over again): 10
Would I purchase more of this company's
products: 10
Overall grade based on cost vs value: 9
Grand Total: 94 %
( Good = 3.5 Stars )
Secondary Grading Criteria
Beginners:
Good
Intermediate: Excellent
Advanced: Excellent
Time to benefit: Not immediate
but worth investing training time
The need to buy additional tapes to understand
this one: None
Written Summary:
This tape is a bonanza
if you are interested in learning more about grappling techniques that attack the
neck via chokes. As I mentioned in the preview, there are over 100 techniques when
you count all the variations and applications of each choke. Mr. Lala really seems
to know his stuff in this video. Mr. Lala goes into great detail about the fine points
of choke application including proper hand placement, how to hold the gi correctly,
and how to properly remove slack from a gi. All of these are small but critical components
to knowing how to choke properly and the kind of details that are often left out
of some grappling videos.
A lot of the material on this tape involves using
a gi to apply a choke so one can assume that much of the material is aimed at the
NHB crowd. There is enough material presented that one can take some of the gi chokes
and make them " street effective ", depending on what the opponent may
be wearing on his torso. There was an excellent section on the last part of the tape
on how to defend against being choked out. I felt this particular section was the
most readily adaptable to street self defense.
Marco Lala is obviously a highly
skilled and talented martial artist. I hope we have the pleasure of reviewing more
of his videos in the future.
CJ
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