Chuck Liddell; Scott Adams, "Hybrid Freestyle: Instructional Box Set" [6 DVDRips]

Chuck Liddell; Scott Adams, "Hybrid Freestyle: Instructional Box Set" [6 DVDRips]
MP4, 624x480, 23.97 fps | MP3@128 kbps, 2 Ch | ~6x45 mins | 2.09 Gb
Language: English 

Born on December 17th 1969 and hailing from San Luis Obispo California, Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell is the chief instructor at SLO kickboxing. A renowned knockout merchant, he is ranked among the top five Light Heavyweight mixed martial artists in the world and is a veteran of Pride, IFC Warrior's Challenge and the UFC.

Liddell began his journey in martial arts at the age of 12 with Koei-Kan Karate, a style in which he is graded a black belt and holds a national title, but it was in his Sophomore year at San Marcos High School that he discovered wrestling. Chuck's wrestling career continued at Cal Poly University where he was a starter for four years in their Division 1 wrestling program. He was also a Freestyle Wrestling California Sate Champion. After University Liddell continued his martial arts training learning kickboxing from former world-class professional kickboxer John "The Train" Hackleman. Under John's tutelage Chuck went on to become a North America National Champion and also earned titles in the International Kickboxing Federation, World Kickboxing Association, and the Muay Thai Association.

Chuck's Ultimate Fighting Championship debut came in May of 1998 at UFC 17 where he took a unanimous decision over Noe Hernandez in an alternate bout. Three months later in Brazil he won once again by unanimous decision at IVC 6, this time against the world number one ranked Vale Tudo fighter at 170 lbs Jose "Pele" Jones.

Liddell made his return to the Octogon at UFC 19 where he suffered a disappointing loss to Jeremy Horn by arm triangle choke. Chuck followed up this loss with a win over Paul Jones by TKO at 3:35 in UFC 22 and a win by KO (kick to the head) over Steve Heath in IFC Warrior's Challenge 9.

"The Iceman" has since clocked up impressive wins over big name fighters Jeff Monson, Kevin Randleman and Guy Mezger (the last two by KO) and looks set make a lasting impression on the world of mixed martial arts.

Scott Adams is the submission grappling instructor at SLO Kickboxing where he has co-coached his submission fighting team to tournament champions in many grappling competitions including the Sacramento Grappling Tournament and WSW.

Scott developed his wrestling skills at Cal Poly University on a wrestling scholarship where he competed for five years and won the sate championship in Division 1.

Renowned for his submission skills, particularly his leglocks, Scott Adams has amassed a 6-0 record in mixed martial arts competition including winning the Warrior's Challenge Heavyweight Tournament, in Jackson, CA. In March 2000 Scott fought in UFC 24 where he disposed of Ian Freeman by heelhook in the first round.

Now, for the first time ever, Chuck Liddell shares with you the techniques which he has used to beat the World's best fighters, and that have made him become recognised as one of the World's greatest ever MMA competitors. Raise your game by learning the best techniques from the best in the business! Chuck Liddell will take you to the next level and teach how to easily gain the advantage over your opponents!





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