Ripping Induced Pain by Tony Cecchine

Ripping Induced Pain by Tony Cecchine

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Pain. That’s what Catch Wrestling is all about. You’ve seen the pins; You’ve seen the hooks. Now it’s time to end the fight before it even gets started. The old-timers called it “ripping.” Through an incessant barrage of elbow digs, “pressure point” striking, fish-hooking, hair pulling, eye gouging, and a bevy of other 100% sport illegal techniques, the catch wrestler is as well-equipped for street fighting as he or she is for sport fighting. Perhaps no one in the world breaks down ripping, the art within the art, like Tony Cecchine — who for the first five years of his training was taught how to paralyze opponents with brutal ripping techniques. But it is not just the brutality that makes ripping such an essential part of catch wrestling: by learning how to rip, you are simultaneously learning how to control your opponent’s movements in ways that set him up for hooks of your choosing — themselves often dependent on the situation (how much space do you have? are you going to have to fend off other attackers? have you suffered any kind of injury that could compel you to rely on particular muscles and positions?). In this 2-DVD set, Tony demonstrates just how important ripping is not only to your evolution as a catch wrestler, but to an overall strategy for self-defense. See for yourself why Blackbelt Magazine called Tony Cecchine one of the 20 most dangerous street fighters alive — and allow him to teach you some of the techniques that, when combined with the first commandment of catch: controlling the opponent, will help you end your fights quickly, efficiently, and on your terms.