I didnt make weight was ment to be doing the under 80kg i weighed in at 81kg and didint have time to cut so i went in the under 88kg intermidates. please give advice on things i could do better :) videos attached
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I didnt make weight was ment to be doing the under 80kg i weighed in at 81kg and didint have time to cut so i went in the under 88kg intermidates. please give advice on things i could do better :) videos attached
Round 1: Nice sweep and control. A little passive, but JD is a beast and you were undersized so can't blame you for playing it safe. Very difficult to pass the half-guard from the position you had, but meh. As long as you stay on top, no biggie. ^_^
Round 2: Nothing much to criticize. I would have taken mount the instant you hit a good side control. He wasn't defending with the crossed knee and you had a good head and arm control so it would have been easy, but again, control is more important and if you feel more comfortable in side control, can't blame you. Nice kimura finish!
Final: Nice rubber guard. I would argue that you could afford to keep the foot on the hip a bit more and just generally the rubber guard looked effective, but a little loose. Also, the transition to the armbar was too loose, hence it nearly all went wrong. He also had a couple of chances to pop out before you managed to sink the triangle, but after you got that locked up, it was all over. Just don't be in such a hurry to jump for the armbar whilst so head on to the guy. Work the angle a bit more and use your hips to bring his elbow across before you go for it. Wrist control from there is pretty useless. It's all elbow control and nudging that cross with your legs and hips.
Oh, and you should change the links. You've put the same link for final and for round 1.
That aside...great work man, and congrats on the wins. Nicely done. ^_^
Take care,
Oli
Pretty much sums it up from Oli, very much congrats man, Eddie should be watching you ;)
Just wanna re-iterate what Oli was saying about keeping everything tight and the foot on the hip. At points he was stacking you and you were very loose with that right knee. Keep your foot on his hip when he stacks especially, and squeeze that knee in to his side!
Here's the final.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQNIRzRITh4
nice win, i thought you lost the transition at the end.NIce vids though.
Congrats
cheers guys for the advice will bear it in mind and drill it for sure.
Gj :)
Good Job
Congrats man. I was there too, in fact come to think of it I saw you in the "queue" (I use that term loosely, it was more of a mass huddle!) to register - you were wearing a 10th Planet hoodie so it stuck in my head.
I didn't see you competing but just checked out the vids - impressive stuff indeed.
Well done bro : )