Leg Ride Domination by Frank Beasley

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What Will You Learn?

Take your top‑control game to a whole new level with Leg Ride Domination—Frank Beasley’s complete guide to imposing leg‑ride mastery. Whether you’re a coach, competitor, or training partner, this comprehensive instructional demystifies leg‑ride entries, pressure, transitions, and pinning combinations—packaged in straightforward, breakdown‑drill‑and‑execute teaching.

• Learn how to set up leg‑ride entries from top positions using dynamic breakdowns that overpower even the toughest opponents.

• Understand the science of hip pressure, weight distribution, and body alignment to lock down control and neutralize escapes.

• Drill a full library of tilts, lifts, and turns—including figure‑four breakdowns, Steiner and jerk tilts, power halves, and half‑nelsons—to maximize near‑fall opportunities.

• Deploy chainable sequences and counters, so you’re always two moves ahead, even when under duress.

• Get inside Frank’s mindset: how to read your opponent’s hips, pre‑empt reversals, and maintain dominance until the whistle.

Packed with step‑by‑step instruction, close‑up angles, and clear coaching cues, Leg Ride Domination is your blueprint for ruthless top control and decisive pinning power.

Key Bullet Points

• Breakdowns & Entries Simplified: Learn how to disrupt your opponent’s base and drive in your leg ride from common top‑control positions—no awkward setups, just clean execution.

• Pressure Positioning & Hip Control: Master how to sit, shift, and drive weight through your hips to suffocate opposing movement and maintain unshakeable control.

• Essential Tilt Series: Execute figure‑four over, Steiner tilt, and jerk tilt techniques with precision—convert riding control into high‑percentage near‑fall turns.

• Finishing Mechanics: Chain in power halves and half‑nelson pins directly from your rides—turn dominance into points and pinfalls efficiently.

• Escape Prevention & Transition Flow: Learn when to hold, when to transition, and how to respond if your opponent tries to stand or roll—you stay on top, always.

• Wrestler’s Edge Mindset: Think like a relentless leg rider—anticipate openings, use timing to your advantage, and build fatigue into your opponent’s every move.

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